| Ludmila | Slovak | Compound name composed of the Slavo.. |  |  |
| Ludmila | Polish | Compound name composed of the Slavo.. |  | |
| Ludmila | Russian | Compound name composed of the Slavo.. | | |
| Ludomierz | Polish | Compound name composed of the Slavo.. | | |
| Ludomir | Slovak | Compound name composed of the Slavo.. | | |
| Ludoslav | Slovak | Compound name composed of the Slavo.. | | |
| Ludoslaw | Polish | Compound name composed of the Slavo.. | | |
| Ludovic | Scandinavia.. | Derived from the Germanic Ludwig (f.. | | |
| Ludovica | Scandinavia.. | Feminine form of Ludovic (famous .. | | |
| Ludvik | Slovak | Czech form of Ludwig (famous .. | | |
| Ludwig | German | Derived from the Old High German Hl.. | | |
| Ludwik | Polish | Polish form of Ludwig (famous in wa.. | | |
| Ludwika | Polish | Feminine form of Ludwik (famous war.. | | |
| Luella | German | A familiar form of Louise.
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| Lughaidh | Irish | Ancient name of uncertain derivatio.. | | |
| Lugono | African | Sleep. Ngoni, Malawi | | |
| Luighseac.. | Irish | Feminine form of Lughaidh, an old .. | | |
| Luigi | Italian | Italian cognate of Louis, a name de.. |  | |
| Luigina | Italian | Feminine form of Luigi, the Itali.. | | |
| Luis | Portuguese | Cognate of the French Louis (famous.. |  | |
| Luis | Spanish | Cognate of the French Louis (famo.. | | |
| Luisa | Italian | A borrowing from the Spanish, Luisa.. | | |
| Luisa | Polish | A borrowing from the German, Luisa .. | | |
| Luisa | Portuguese | Feminine form of Luis (famous in wa.. | | |
| Luisa | Spanish | Feminine form of Luis (famous in .. | | |
| Luiza | Russian | Popular feminine form of Louis (f.. | | |
| Luiza | Portuguese | A variation upon the name Lewis, .. | | |
| Lujayn | Muslim/Arab.. | Derived from lujayn (silver) | | |
| Lujza | Hungarian | Hungarian form of Louisa, a Latin.. | | |
| Luka | Hawaiian | Hawaiianized form of Luke, a Midd.. | | |
| Luka | Ukrainian | Meaning "light."
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| Lukacz | Hungarian | Hungarian form of Lucas, a Latin .. | | |
| Lukas | Slovak | Czech cognate of the Latin Lucas, a.. | | |
| Lukas | German | From the Ecclesiastic Late Latin L.. | | |
| Lukas | Czech | Meaning "light." | | |
