Discover and Shortlist Your Perfect Baby Names!
| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Levonah | From Hebrew לבנה (levanah), meaning "moon" or "white" | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Levy | Joined or attached; denoting a member of the Levite tribe | French, Hebrew | Boy | |
| Levyah | From Hebrew Levi ('joined' or 'attached'); often understood as 'joined to God' or 'belonging to the Levites.' | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Levynn | Likely a modern/spelling variant of Levi, broadly understood as 'joined' or 'attached' from Hebrew; often treated as a contemporary given name. | English, Hebrew | Boy | |
| Lewa | Varies by origin - commonly associated with 'white/pure' (Hebrew Levana); other meanings depend on regional language | Hebrew, Polish, Polynesian, Swahili | Girl | |
| Lewi | Joined or attached; member of the Levite priestly tribe | Hebrew | Boy | |
| Leyah | weary; delicate | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Leza | Generally a diminutive of Elizabeth: 'God is my oath' or 'consecrated to God'; may also be a toponymic surname/place name in Basque/Spanish contexts. | Basque, English, Hebrew, Spanish | Girl | |
| Lhianna | graceful and youthful | English, Hebrew, Latin, Manx | Girl | |
| Lía | Weary (traditional meaning associated with the Hebrew name Leah) | Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Latin, Portuguese, Spanish | Girl | |
| Liah | Variant of Leah, commonly interpreted as "weary" or rendered more gently as "delicate" or "tender" | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Liannah | Likely a modern blending of Liana ('vine') and Hannah/Eliana ('grace' / 'God has answered'); often interpreted as 'graceful vine' or 'God has answered'. | English, French, Hebrew, Latin | Girl | |
| Lias | Yahweh is my God | Hebrew | Boy | |
| lidor | From Hebrew לִי־דּוֹר (li-dor), literally 'to/me + generation' - 'my generation' or 'for the generation'. | Hebrew | Unisex | |
| Liev | Typically 'lion' (from Lev/Leo); when linked to Levi, 'joined/attached'. | Hebrew, Russian | Boy | |
| Lila | Night (Arabic); "divine play" or "play" (Sanskrit) | Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Sanskrit | Girl | |
| Lilah | Commonly 'night' (from Arabic/Hebrew); also associated with Sanskrit 'play' (līlā) and sometimes linked to Lily/lilac in English usage. | Arabic, English, Hebrew, Sanskrit | Girl | |
| Lilith | Night creature; of the night | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Lillah | Variant of Lila/Lilah - commonly associated with 'night' (from Arabic Layla) or 'play/divine play' (from Sanskrit lila); also used as a diminutive of names like Lillian or Delilah. | Arabic, English, Hebrew, Sanskrit | Girl | |
| Lilliana-Rae | Combines 'lily' (flower, beauty and purity) with 'Rae' (from Rachel, 'ewe'); often interpreted as 'pure and gentle.' | English, Hebrew | Girl | |
| Lillith | of the night; night spirit/demon | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Lior | My light / I have light | Hebrew | Unisex | |
| Liora | my light | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Liorah | My light / I have light | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Liorra | my light | Hebrew | Girl | |
| Lira | Primarily 'lyre' (musical instrument) from Latin/Greek lyra; sometimes used as a variant of Hebrew Liora ('my light') and associated with the currency name 'lira'. | Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Latin, Turkish | Girl | |
| Lirah | Likely 'song' or 'lyre/lyrical' - possibly from Hebrew meaning 'my song' or from Lyra meaning 'lyre' (lyrical). | Greek, Hebrew, Latin | Girl | |
| Liriah | Likely 'freedom' (from Albanian Liria); alternatively associated with Hebrew 'light' or 'song' or inspired by the Irish sea-god Lir - commonly used as a modern invented name. | Albanian, English, Gaelic, Hebrew, Irish | Girl | |
| Lirin | From Albanian 'liri' meaning 'freedom', or possibly a variant of Hebrew 'Liron' meaning 'my song'/'my joy'. | Albanian, Hebrew | Boy | |
| Lirit | Derived from Hebrew elements meaning 'my song' or relating to the lyre; broadly 'musical' | Hebrew | Girl |
