| Lada | f | Russian | The name Lada is regarded as a diminutive of Ladislava or Vladislava |
| Ladislav | m | | Ladislav is a South Slavic and Czech-Slovak derivative of Ladislaus, a Latinized form o… |
| Ladislava | f | Slavic | The name Ladislava is a Slovak-Czech female variant of the name Ladislaus and derives f… |
| Laska | f | Polish | The first name Laska comes from both Polish and Czech |
| Laura-Louisa | f | Latin | Laura-Louisa is a double name combining Laura ("the one from the city of Laurentum") an… |
| Leska | f | | The name Leska (Leška) has its origins in the Czech language and represents a diminutiv… |
| Leto | m | Finnish | Leto is a masculine first name that has its origins in Slavic and means 'the summer', d… |
| Libena | f | | Libena (Liběna) is a feminine form that is regarded as the Czech spelling of Libuse |
| Libuse | f | Slavic | The Czech female first name Libuse (Libuše) is closely linked to the legendary founder … |
| Ljuba | f | Russian | Ljuba (Љуба) is a diminutive form of Slavic names based on 'Ljub-', including Ljubov, L… |
| Lojzik | m | Polish | This form is a Czech diminutive of Alois |
| Lubica | f | | Lubica is both the Czech and Slovak short form of the name Ljubica, which derives from … |
| Lubomir | m | Polish | The name Lubomir (Lubomír) has its roots in Old Slavic and is composed of the elements … |
| Lubos | m | | Lubos (Luboš) is a male short form used in both Czech and Slovak, derived from the name… |
| Lucia-Maria | f | Italian | Lucia-Maria is a double name combining Lucia ("the born at dawn") and Maria ("the belov… |
| Lucie | f | Latin | The name Lucie literally means 'the one born in daylight' and also encompasses meanings… |
| Lucki | m | Latin | Lucki, a masculine first name, is a Polish and Czech diminutive of Lukas, whose origin … |
| Ludmila | f | Polish | Ludmila is a female first name of Slavic origin, primarily used in the Latvian, Upper S… |
| Ludmilla | f | Russian | Ludmilla is a female first name of Slavic origin that was introduced into the German-sp… |
| Lydie | f | French | Lydie, the French and Czech form of the biblical name Lydia, has ancient Greek origins … |
| Lyschko | m | | Lyschko is a masculine first name whose origin traces back to the novel 'Krabat' |