Lambert | French | Of Germanic origin, Lambert is deri.. | | |
Lambert | Scandinavia.. | Germanic name in common use in the .. | | |
Lambert | German | Meaning "bright land." | | |
Lamond | African-Ame.. | Transferred use of the English surn.. | | |
Lamond | French | Meaning "world." | | |
Lamonte | African-Ame.. | Derived from the Spanish monte (mou.. | | |
Lance | American | Old French form of the Old High Ger.. | | |
Lance | English | A borrowing from the Old French, La.. | | |
Lance | French | From the Old High German Lanzo, whi.. | | |
Lance | German | Meaning "spear." One of today's pop.. | | |
Lancelot | Mythology a.. | French diminutive form of Lance, wh.. | | |
Lancelot | French | Meaning "attendant." The legendary .. | | |
Land | American | Modern name derived from land (land.. | | |
Landry | French | Meaning "ruler." | | |
Lane | American | Transferred use of the surname deri.. | | |
Lane | English | Meaning "narrow road." | | |
Langilea | Polynesian | Thunder, the voice of the sky | | |
Langiloa | Polynesian | A dark, stormy sky | | |
Langston | English | Meaning "long, narrow town." Poet L.. | | |
Langundow.. | Native Amer.. | Meaning "peaceful." From the Delawa.. | | |
Lani | Hawaiian | Derived from the popular Hawaiian w.. | | |
Lanny | American | A familiar form of Lawrence or L.. | | |
Lanty | Irish | Anglicized form of Leachlainn (serv.. | | |
Laoghaire | Irish | Derived from the Gaelic laoghaire (.. | | |
Laoiseach | Irish | Derived from Laoighis (belonging to.. | | |
Lap | Southeast A.. | Independent, self-reliant. Vietnam, | | |
Lapa'ela | Hawaiian | Hawaiianized form of Raphael, a c.. | | |
Laphonso | African-Ame.. | Modern variation of Alphonso (noble.. | | |
Laramie | French | Signifying "tears of love."
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Larkin | Irish | Meaning "rough; fierce." | | |
Laron | French | Signifying "thief." | | |
Larrimore | French | Signifying "armorer." | | |
Larry | Scottish | A pet form of Laurence (man from La.. | | |
Lars | Scandinavia.. | Very popular Scandinavian cognate o.. | | |
Lars | Norwegian | A form of Lawrence, which means ".. | | |