Baby Names by Meaning (Page 12)

Leopold means brave and bold people or lion.

Usage: German, Dutch, English, Czech, Slovak, Slovene, Polish
Category: Czech

Lestari

Lestari means eternal or abiding.

Usage: Indonesian
Category: Indonesian

Lethabo

Lethabo means joy or happiness.

Usage: Sotho, Tswana
Category: All

Lethokuhle

Lethokuhle means bring goodness.

Usage: Xhosa, Zulu
Category: All

Levana

A variant of Leva, meaning "Lion; Dear; Beloved; Moon; White".

Usage: Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Licarayen

Licarayen means stone flower.

Usage: Mapuche
Category: All

Lien

A variant of Liena, meaning "Torch; Moon; Shining light; Corposant".

Usage: Dutch
Category: Dutch

Liljana

Liljana means name of a flower or macedonian form of the name Lily.

Usage: Macedonian, Slovene, Albanian
Category: Albanian

Lilyana

A variant of Lilyan, meaning "From the flower name Lily; My God is an oath; Purity".

Usage: Bulgarian
Category: Bulgarian

Linea

Linea means the twinflower.

Usage: Norwegian, Danish
Category: Danish

Linnea

Linnea means twinflower.

Usage: Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish
Category: Danish

Liron

Liron means my song or my joy.

Usage: Hebrew
Category: Hebrew

Ljilja

A variant of Ljiljan, meaning "Lily flower".

Usage: Serbian, Croatian
Category: Croatian

Ljubomir

Ljubomir means one who loves peace.

Usage: Croatian, Serbian, Macedonian, Slovene
Category: Croatian

Lore

Lore means flower.

Usage: Basque
Category: Basque

Lorea

Lorea means flower.

Usage: Basque
Category: Basque

Loua

A variant of Louanna, meaning "Gracious warrior; Brave woman".

Usage: Dutch
Category: Dutch

Lubomir

Lubomir means lover of the peace.

Usage: Bulgarian
Category: Bulgarian

Lubomír

Lubomír means lover of the peace.

Usage: Czech
Category: Czech

Lubomíra

Lubomíra means she who loves peace and the world.

Usage: Czech
Category: Czech

Lucine

Lucine means moon.

Usage: Armenian
Category: Armenian

Ludo

A variant of Ludovika, meaning "Great warrior".

Usage: Flemish
Category: Dutch

Lukman

Lukman means wise or fortunate.

Usage: Arabic, Indonesian
Category: Arabic

Lule

Lule means flower.

Usage: Albanian
Category: Albanian

Luljeta

Luljeta means flower of life.

Usage: Albanian
Category: Albanian

Lulzim

Lulzim means blooming, flowering, or prosperity.

Usage: Albanian
Category: Albanian

Lungile

Lungile means correct, right, or good.

Usage: Zulu, Ndebele
Category: All

Luqman

Luqman means wise.

Usage: Arabic, Urdu, Quranic
Category: Arabic

Lusine

Lusine means moon.

Usage: Armenian
Category: Armenian

Lusineh

A variant of Lusine, meaning "moon".

Usage: Armenian
Category: Armenian

Lütfiye

A variant of Lutf, meaning "An enjoyement; Bounty".

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Lütfü

A variant of Lutf, meaning "An enjoyement; Bounty".

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Lykke

Lykke means good fortune or happiness.

Usage: Danish
Category: Danish

Maddi

A variant of Maddix, meaning "Son of Madoc; Fortunate; Good".

Usage: Basque
Category: Basque

Madhav

Madhav means vernal, of the springtime, Krishna, descendant of Madhu, or honey. It is associated with Lord Krishna, representing love, joy, and divine play.

Usage: Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Nepali
Category: Nepali

Mahadev

A variant of Mahadeva, meaning "great god".

Usage: Hindi, Marathi, Nepali
Category: Nepali

Mahesh

Mahesh means a great ruler or one who is supreme.

Usage: Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, Nepali
Category: Nepali

Mahin

Mahin means related to the moon.

Usage: Persian
Category: Persian

Mahine

A variant of Mahin, meaning "related to the moon".

Usage: Persian
Category: Persian

Mahnaz

Mahnaz means one who is glorious like the Moon.

Usage: Persian
Category: Persian

Mähri

Mähri means moon.

Usage: Turkmen
Category: Turkmen

Mahsa

Mahsa means like the moon.

Usage: Persian
Category: Persian

Mahtab

Mahtab means moonlight.

Usage: Persian
Category: Persian

Mahvash

Mahvash means moon-like.

Usage: Persian
Category: Persian

Maia

Maia means good mother, dame, or foster mother.

Usage: Greek Mythology, Roman Mythology, Portuguese, Georgian
Category: Georgian

Maialen

A variant of Maia, meaning "good mother, dame, foster mother".

Usage: Basque
Category: Basque

Mak

Mak means poppy (flower).

Usage: Bosnian
Category: Bosnian

Maksim

Maksim means the greatest.

Usage: Russian, Belarusian, Macedonian, Ukrainian
Category: Belarusian

Malee

Malee means flower.

Usage: Thai
Category: Thai

Mali

Mali means jasmine, industrious, beloved, bitter, Of Magdala, high tower, vigorous, brave, ruler, beautiful horse, the firstborn son, strong, or queen.

Usage: Thai
Category: Thai

Mani

Mani means a jewel, moon, or God is with us.

Usage: Persian
Category: Persian

Mansoureh

A variant of Mans, meaning "One who is great".

Usage: Persian
Category: Persian

Manushaqe

Manushaqe means violet (flower).

Usage: Albanian
Category: Albanian

Manvel

Manvel means one who is from a great estate.

Usage: Armenian
Category: Armenian

Mariana

Mariana means star of the sea or grace.

Usage: Portuguese, Spanish, Romanian, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian, Ancient Roman
Category: Bulgarian

Marivic

Marivic means life of Maria or blessings of Maria.

Usage: Spanish (Philippines)
Category: Filipino

Mariya

Mariya means greatly loved or sea of bitterness.

Usage: Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Belarusian
Category: Belarusian

Maryan

Maryan means a graceful star of the sea.

Usage: Somali
Category: Muslim

Masooma

A variant of Masoom, meaning "An innocent and dependable individual; Good one".

Usage: Pashto, Urdu
Category: Pakistani

Masoomeh