| 801 to 900 of 1826 matches |   |
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Name |
Origin |
Sex |
Meaning |
| 801. | Letitia | Spanish |  | Happy. |
| 802. | Letizia | Italian | | Glad. |
| 803. | Letje | French | | Tiny and womanly. |
| 804. | Lettice | Latin | | Joy. Popular medieval British form of the name Letitia. |
| 805. | Lettie | Latin | | Joyful. |
| 806. | Letty | Latin | | Diminutive of Letitia: Joy. |
| 807. | Letushim | Biblical |  | Hammermen; filemen |
| 808. | Letya | French | | Tiny and womanly. |
| 809. | Leucippe | Greek | | Mother of Teuthras. |
| 810. | Leuconoe | Latin | | Daughter of Poseidon. |
| 811. | Leucothea | Greek | | A sea nymph. |
| 812. | Leucothia | Greek | | A sea nymph. |
| 813. | Leummim | Biblical | | Countries, without water. |
| 814. | Leupold | Teutonic | | Bold for his people. |
| 815. | Lev | Czechoslovakian | | Lion. |
| 816. | Lev | Hebrew | | United. |
| 817. | Lev | Latin | | Lion. |
| 818. | Lev | Russian | | Lion. |
| 819. | Levana | Latin | | Raise up. Levana was the Roman mythological goddess and protectress of newborns. |
| 820. | Levane | Irish | | The elm tree. |
| 821. | Levema | Latin | | Goddess of thieves. |
| 822. | Levene | English | | Issh. |
| 823. | Leveret | French | | Young rabbit. |
| 824. | Leverett | French | | Young rabbit. |
| 825. | Leverton | English | | From the rush farm. |
| 826. | Levey | Hebrew | | United. |
| 827. | Levi | Biblical | | Associated with him |
| 828. | Levi | Hebrew | | Attached or pledged. Joined. Levi; third ' of Jacob's 12 sons; became father of the tribe that was assigned priestly duties. Note: This Database is Copyright Dogwood Technical Services Inc.1995. |
| 829. | Levia | Hebrew | | Join. |
| 830. | Levina | English | | Issh. |
| 831. | Levina | Spanish | | Derived from the Roman given name Levinia. |
| 832. | Levka | Latin | | Lion. |
| 833. | Levka | Russian | | Lion. |
| 834. | Levushka | Latin | | Lion. |
| 835. | Levushka | Russian | | Lion. |
| 836. | Levyna | English | | Issh. |
| 837. | Lew | English | | Diminutive of Lewis: English variant of the Franco-Germanic name Louis: Famous warrior. In Wales, sometimes Lewis is used in place of Llewellyn. Famous Bearer: 19th century writer Lewis Carroll. |
| 838. | Lew | Latin | | Lion. |
| 839. | Lew | Slavic | | Lion. |
| 840. | Lew | Welsh | | Variant of Llewellyn: Leader. Lion-like. |
| 841. | Lewanna | Hebrew | | The moon. |
| 842. | Lewellyn | Welsh | | Lionlike. Leader. |
| 843. | Lewi | Hebrew | | United. |
| 844. | Lewis | English | | English variant of the Franco-Germanic name Louis: Famous warrior. In Wales, sometimes Lewis is used in place of Llewellyn. Famous Bearer: 19th century writer Lewis Carroll. |
| 845. | Lewis | French | | Variant of Louis: Famous warrior, from the Old German 'Chlodovech'. Aloysius is the name of the Italian Saint Aloysius of Gonzaga, and common among British Roman Catholics. |
| 846. | Lewis | Shakespearean | | 'King Henry V' The Dauphin. 'King Henry the Sixth, Part III' Lewis XI, King of France. 'King John' Lewis, the Dauphin. |
| 847. | Lewis | Teutonic | | Famous in war. |
| 848. | Lewy | German | | Famous fighter. |
| 849. | Lex | English | | Abbreviation of Alexander. |
| 850. | Lex | Greek | | Diminutive of Alexander: Defender of men. Alexander the Great was a 4th century Macedonian king for whom the Egyptian city of Alexandria is named. Eight popes and three Russian emperors have been named Alexander. |
| 851. | Lexa | Czechoslovakian | | Variant of Alexandra. Defender of mankind. |
| 852. | Lexandra | English | | Defender of mankind. Feminine of Alexander. |
| 853. | Lexandra | Greek | | Defender of mankind. Feminine of Alexander. |
| 854. | Lexann | English | | Variant of Alexandra. Defender of mankind. |
| 855. | Lexann | English | | Variant of Alexandra. 'Defender of mankind.'. |
| 856. | Lexie | English | | Variant of Alexandra. Defender of mankind. |
| 857. | Lexina | Greek | | Defender of man. |
| 858. | Lexine | Greek | | Defender of man. |
| 859. | Ley | English | | Meadow. |
| 860. | Leya | Indian | | Lion. |
| 861. | Leya | Spanish | | Loyalty. |
| 862. | Leyda | Greek | | Variant of Leda who was the Mythological queen of Sparta and mother of Helen of Troy. |
| 863. | Leyla | Arabic | | Born at night. |
| 864. | Leyla | Persian | | 'Born at night. |
| 865. | Leyman | English | | From the valley. |
| 866. | Leysa | Ukrainian | | Defender of man. |
| 867. | Leyti | Native American | | Shaped like an abalone shell (Miwok). |
| 868. | Lezlie | Scottish | | Name of a prominent Scottish clan spelled to preserve original Scottish pronunciation. |
| 869. | Li | Chinese | | Means either 'strength' or 'plum' or 'black' or 'sharp' in Chinese. Li Ssu-hsun was a 7th-century Chinese landscape painter, Li Po was a 8th-century Chinese poet, and Li Yu was a 10th-century Chinese poet and ruler of the Southern Tang kingdom. |
| 870. | Li | Chinese | | Means either 'strength' or 'plum' or 'black' or 'sharp' in Chinese. Li Ssu-hsun was a 7th-century Chinese landscape painter, Li Po was a 8th-century Chinese poet, and Li Yu was a 10th-century Chinese poet and ruler of the Southern Tang kingdom. |
| 871. | Lia | Greek | | Bringer of good news. |
| 872. | Lia | Italian | | An abbreviation of names like Amalia: (hard working;industrious) and Rosalia: (Rose). |
| 873. | Lia | Spanish | | Is an abbreviation of names like Amalia: (hard working;industrious) and Rosalia: (Rose). |
| 874. | Lia | Spanish | | Is an abbreviation of names like Amalia: (hard working;industrious) and Rosalia: (Rose). |
| 875. | Liaaqat | Muslim | | Variant of Liaqat: Fitness. Ability. |
| 876. | Liam | Gaelic | | Helmeted. |
| 877. | Liam | German | | Variant of William: Will-helmet. Famous Bearers: poet and playwright William Shakespeare (1564-1616) and William Wordsworth (1770-1850). |
| 878. | Liam | Irish | | The Irish diminutive of the name William. |
| 879. | Liam | Teutonic | | Resolute defender. |
| 880. | Lian | Chinese | | Daughter of the sun. |
| 881. | Liana | English | | A climbing plant. Also used as a diminutive of any name ending in '-liana'. |
| 882. | Liana | French | | Bond. |
| 883. | Liana | Latin | | Diminutive of Juliana F: Youthful. The feminine form of Julian. Famous Bearer: Former Queen Juliana of the Netherlands. |
| 884. | Liana | Latin | | Diminutive of Juliana F: Youthful. The feminine form of Julian. Famous Bearer: Former Queen Juliana of the Netherlands. |
| 885. | Liana | Spanish | | Youthful. |
| 886. | Liane | English | | Daughter of the sun. Diminutive of Eliana. |
| 887. | Liane | French | | Bond. |
| 888. | Lianna | English | | Daughter of the sun. Diminutive of Eliana. |
| 889. | Lianne | English | | Variant of Leanne: A compound of Lee: wood, and Anne: grace, favour. Can also be a diminutive of Julianne: downy, hairy. Can also be derived from Helen: Liight; beautiful woman, and a variant of Liana: Youthful; bond. |
| 890. | Lianne | Latin | | Diminutive of Julianne: Downy grace. A compound of the names Julie and Anne. Also can be interpreted as the feminine form of Julian: Youthful. Jove's child. |
| 891. | Liaqat | Muslim | | Fitness. Ability. |
| 892. | Libby | English | | Variant of Elizabeth. My God is bountiful;God of plenty. |
| 893. | Libby | English | | Diminutive of Elizabeth. |
| 894. | Libby | Greek | | Diminutive of Elizabeth: From the Hebrew Elisheba, meaning either oath of God, or God is satisfaction. Famous bearer: Old Testament Elizabeth was mother of John the Baptist and one of the earliest known bearers of this name; Queen Elizabeth II. |
| 895. | Libby | Hebrew | | Diminutive of Elisabeth or Elizabeth, from Elisheba, meaning either oath of God, or God is satisfaction. Also a diminutive of Bethia (daughter or worshipper of God), and of Bethany, a New Testament village near Jerusalem. |
| 896. | Libentina | Latin | | Venus's surname. |
| 897. | Liber | Latin | | Another name for Dionysus. |
| 898. | Libera | Latin | | Liberty. |
| 899. | Libertas | Latin | | Liberty. |
| 900. | Liberty | English | | Free. |
