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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lory | f | Latin | Lory is considered a modern French abbreviation of the name Laura, which in turn is a v… |
| Lorys | m | Latin | The name Lorys, a form of the Italian Loris, derives from the Latin Laurentius |
| Lou-Ann | f | Breton | Lou-Ann is a double name combining Lou ("famous in battle") and Ann ("the gracious one") |
| Louann | f | Breton | The name Louann is a female variant of Elouan, which also has Breton and Celtic roots |
| Louis-Di | m | American | The name Louis-Di consists of Old French and Ancient Greek elements |
| Louis-Joel | m | French | Louis-Joel is a double name combining Louis ("the famous warrior") and Joel ("Yahweh is… |
| Louis-Mathieu | m | French | Louis-Mathieu is a double name combining Louis ("the famous warrior") and Mathieu ("giv… |
| Louis-Matteo | m | French | Louis-Matteo is a double name combining Louis ("the famous warrior") and Matteo ("gift … |
| Louis-Noel | m | French | Currently, there is no information available regarding the meaning |
| Louis-Stefan | m | American | Louis-Stefan is a double name combining Louis ("the famous warrior") and Stefan ("the c… |
| Louis-Stephan | m | French | Louis-Stephan is a double name combining Louis ("the famous warrior") and Stephan ("the… |
| Louis-Veit | m | French | Louis-Veit is a double name combining Louis ("the famous warrior") and Veit ("the life") |
| Louis-Vincent | m | French | Louis-Vincent is a double name combining Louis ("the famous warrior") and Vincent ("the… |
| Louisa-Chantal | f | Latin | The meaning is identical to the individual names Louisa and Chantal |
| Louisa-Madeleine | f | English | Louisa-Madeleine is a double name combining Louisa ("the famous warrior") and Madeleine… |
| Louisa-Marie | f | Aramaic | Louisa-Marie is a double name combining Louisa ("the famous warrior") and Marie ("the b… |
| Louisanne | f | French | The name Louisanne is a combination of the French names Luise or Louisa, meaning 'famou… |
| Louise-Anne | f | French | The name Louise-Anne consists of two French elements: 'Louise', which means 'the famous… |
| Louise-Charline | f | French | Louise-Charline is a double name combining Louise ("the famous warrior") and Charline (… |
| Louka | f | French | Louka is a first name that appears in both female and male forms and is regarded as a m… |
| Louna | f | Latin | The name Louna is a modern French variant of the name Luna |
| Lounas | m | Latin | Lounas is a boy's name from French and is regarded as the masculine form of Luna |
| Loup | m | Latin | The name Loup comes from the Latin word Lupus, which also means 'wolf' |
| Lourdes | f | Basque | Lourdes is a female first name that originates from the southern French town |
| Lourdes-Hortensia | f | Greek | Lourdes-Hortensia is a double name combining Lourdes ("heavy-hearted") and Hortensia ("… |
| Lourdes-Maria | f | Aramaic | The name Lourdes refers to a pilgrimage site in France, and Maria has meanings such as … |
| Lourdes-Solange | f | French | Lourdes-Solange is a double name combining Lourdes ("heavy-hearted") and Solange ("the … |
| Lovell | m | Lovell is considered the English variant of the name Lowell, which can be traced back t… | |
| Lovelle | f | Latin | Lovelle is a feminine form of the name Lowell, which originates from a Norman-French ni… |
| Lowell | m | Latin | The name Lowell is a derivation of an English surname that traces back to a Norman-Fren… |
| Loya | f | The name Loya for girls has its roots in the English term loyal | |
| Loye | m | The first name Loye, a boy's name, is possibly an American short form derived from the … | |
| Lu-Lana | f | Lu-Lana is a distinctive name! | |
| Luan-Lucien | m | French | Luan stands for 'lion', while Lucien means 'the shining one' |
| Lucas | m | English | Lucas is a derivative of the biblical name Lukas, with origins in ancient Greek |
| Luce | f | Latin | Luce is a feminine form of the name Lucia and is directly connected to the Roman surnam… |
| Lucette | f | Latin | Lucette is a French diminutive of Luce and Lucie, considered a variation of the name Lucia |
| Luchia | f | French | Luchia carries a meaning similar to that of Lucia: 'The Enlightened.' |
| Lucie | f | Latin | The name Lucie literally means 'the one born in daylight' and also encompasses meanings… |
| Lucienne | f | Latin | Lucienne is considered the female counterpart of the name Lucien and is a French deriva… |
| Lucile | f | Latin | Lucile, a feminine first name, can be considered a French variant of Lucille, which tra… |
| Lucye | f | Latin | The name Lucye is an unusual spelling of Lucy, which in turn is a short form of Lucia, … |
| Ludwig-Martin | m | French | Ludwig describes qualities such as 'famous' or 'loud' and is associated with 'battle' o… |
| Lui-Damian | m | English | Lui-Damian is a double name combining Lui ("the renowned warrior") and Damian ("the con… |
| Lui-Reimund | m | French | Lui-Reimund is a double name combining Lui ("the renowned warrior") and Reimund ("the a… |
| Luis-Felipe | m | French | Luis-Felipe is a double name combining Luis ("the famous warrior") and Felipe ("the hor… |
| Lune | f | Latin | Lune, a female first name, comes from French and literally means 'the moon.' Additional… |
| Lunea | f | Latin | Lunea is a form of the name Lune and is also regarded as a variant of Luna |
| Lunella | f | Latin | The name Lunella, an Italian diminutive of Lune and Luna, can be translated into Englis… |
| Lunelle | f | Latin | The first name Lunelle, a diminutive form, can be translated into English as 'the littl… |
| Lunette | f | Latin | The name Lunette is considered the French form of Eluned, which traces back to Eiluned |
| Luzie-Marie | f | Aramaic | Luzie-Marie is a double name combining Luzie ("the born at sunrise") and Marie ("the be… |
| Lyah | f | Arabic | Lyah is regarded as a French form of the name Leah, which is derived from Lea |
| Lyana | f | Latin | The name Lyana, a feminine form, originates as a French variant of Liana and is closely… |
| Lydi | f | French | The name Lydi is derived from the biblical Lydia and has its roots in ancient Greek |
| Lydia-Maria | f | Latin | Lydia-Maria is a double name combining Lydia ("the one from Lydia") and Maria ("the bel… |
| Lydie | f | French | Lydie, the French and Czech form of the biblical name Lydia, has ancient Greek origins … |
| Lyla | f | Arabic | The name Lyla means "the night" and is often interpreted as "the beauty of the night." … |
| Lyle | m | English | The name Lyle derives from an English and Scottish surname and is directly translated a… |
| Lylia | f | Latin | The name Lylia represents a form of Lilia and originates from Belgium, Flanders, and Fr… |
| Lylle | f | American | Lylle is a gender-neutral first name considered an American variant of Lyle |
| Lynn-Milou | f | Celtic | Lynn is a short form of Marylin and has its roots in Maria, which in Aramaic means 'the… |
| Lyon | m | Latin | The name Lyon originates from the French and Canadian regions and refers to the city of… |
| Lyonel | m | Latin | Lyonel is a variant of the name Lionel, which occurs in both French and English and mea… |
| Lysiane | f | Flemish | The name Lysiane combines the meanings of the names Elisabeth and Anne |
| Lyvia | f | Latin | Lyvia, as a modern English variant of Livia, is the feminine form of the Roman name Liv… |
| Mabelle | f | Latin | Mabelle, a girl's name, represents an English form of Amabel, which derives from the La… |
| Macha | f | Celtic | Macha is a female first name from Ireland that originates from Irish mythology |
| Mackie | f | Latin | Mackie is a gender-neutral first name considered a diminutive of Mack, Magnus, or Macke… |
| Maddox-Jerome | m | French | Maddox comes from Wales and carries the meaning 'happy' or 'luck', while Jerome is a de… |
| Madeleine | f | Hebrew | Madeleine is the French form of Magdalena and means "the one from Magdala." The origin … |
| Madeleine-Myriam | f | French | The name is composed of the Hebrew word migdal, which means 'the tower.' Madeleine has … |
| Madeleine-Sophie | f | Greek | Madeleine refers to Maria Magdalena and is associated with 'strength' and 'loyalty.' Co… |
| Madeleine-Zoe | f | French | Madeleine-Zoe is a double name combining Madeleine ("the one from Magdala") and Zoe ("t… |
| Madeline-Sophy | f | English | Currently, there is no information on the meaning |
| Madelon | f | French | The name Madelon traces back to the names Madeleine and Magdalena and means 'the one fr… |
| Madleine | f | French | The name Madleine is a form of Madeleine, which in turn is the French variant of Magdalena |
| Madlen-Elissa | f | English | Madlen-Elissa is a double name combining Madlen ("the one from Magdala") and Elissa ("m… |
| Mael | m | Celtic | The name Mael, which is occasionally spelled Maël, has its roots in Breton and means "t… |
| Maela | f | Celtic | The meaning of the name Maela, also known as Maëla, is the feminine variant of the Bret… |
| Maelis | f | Celtic | Maelis is a feminine derivative of the Breton name Mael and comes from the Celtic term … |
| Maella | f | Celtic | Maella, also known as Maëlla, is a variation of the name Maela and represents the femal… |
| Maelle | f | Celtic | The name Maelle (also Maëlle) is the feminine form of the Breton name Mael and stands f… |
| Maelly | f | Celtic | Maelly, or Maëlly, is a feminine variant of the Breton name Mael |
| Maely | f | Celtic | Maely (also Maëly) is a variation of Maelie, which serves as the feminine form of the B… |
| Magalie | f | Latin | Magalie is a spelling of Magali, which represents the Provençal form of Margarete |
| Magdala | f | Aramaic | Magdala is a biblically influenced first name that traces back to a small village by th… |
| Mailis | f | French | Mailis (Maïlis) is a modern form of the French names Mailys and Maylis, which likely or… |
| Mailys | f | French | The name Mailys (Maïlys) comes from French and is a variant of Maylis |
| Maiwenn | f | Breton | Maiwenn (Maïwenn) is composed of the Breton form of Maria, Mai, and the word Gwenn |
| Maja-Louise | f | Polish | the beautiful name that stands for the knowledgeable student and the friendly companion |
| Majorie | f | Latin | The first name Majorie is a Dutch feminine form of Majorien, which in turn is a French … |
| Malaury | f | The name Malaury has its roots in an Old French word composition, where 'maloret' means… | |
| Mali-Malin | f | French | Mali-Malin has its roots in the short forms of Magdalena, both in Swedish and Norwegian |
| Malique | m | Arabic | Malique, as the French and North African form of Malik, carries the meaning "the king" … |
| Mallorie | f | Mallorie is a variant of Mallory ("the unfortunate one") | |
| Mallory | u | English | Mallory is a modern English girl's name that traces back to the old French family name … |
| Malorie | f | Malorie is a girl's name that comes from Old French | |
| Mansueta | f | Latin | Mansueta is the Spanish-Filipino feminine form of the Italian Mansueto, which is derive… |
| Manuela-Sylvia | f | Latin | Manuela-Sylvia is a double name combining Manuela ("God is with us") and Sylvia ("the o… |