Girl Names

1716 Girl Names That Start With L - Page 11

Lindis

Líndís

Lindita

Lindiwe

Lindka

Lindley

Lindon

Lindsay

Lindsaye

Lindsea

Lindsee

Lindseigh

Lindsey

Lindsi

Lindsie

Lindsy

Lindy

Lindzi

Lindzy

Line

Linea

Linen

Linet

Linetta

Linette

Linley

Linn

Linna

Linnaea

Linnéa

Linnell

Linnet

Linnett

Linnette

Linni

Linnie

Linny

Linoy

Linsay

Linsey

Linzee

Linzey

Linzi

Linzie

Linzy

Liocadia

Lion

Liona

Lionel

Lionell

Lionelle

Lionora

Lionore

Lior

Lioria

Liorit

Liquia

Lira

Liridona

Liriel

Lirija

Lirio

Liriope

Liron

Lisabet

Lisabeth

Lisabette

Lisandra

Lisann

Lisanne

Lisaveta

Lisbet

Lisbeth

Lise

Lisel

Liseli

Liselot

Liselotte

Liseta

Liseth

Lisetta

Lisey

Lisha

Lishan

Liska

Lisl

Lisle

Lison

Lissa

Lissandre

Lissandrine

Lissette

Lissie

Lissy

Lisza

Lita

Litavis

Litha

Liticia

 for girls today in the US, a fact that will surprise many first-time parents (and is sure to shock grandma). Along with Luna, L names in the US Top 100 include Layla, Lily, Lillian, Leah, Leilani, Lydia, and Lucy.

Lucia is the top girl name starting with L in many Spanish-speaking countries, including Spain where it's Number 1. The French Top 10 for girls contains three names starting with L: Louise, Lina, and Lea, with Lena, Lou, and Lola also popular.

The letter L was the most frequent way to start a girl name for several years during the 1960s, thanks to the popularity of Lisa and big sister Linda. There is a wealth of

, such as Lucille, Lydia and Louisa, as well as contemporary favorites like Luna, and Layla. 

s include a wide range of appealing options, from enchanting Lorelei to the rhythm of music names like Lyric and Lennon. Other 

 include animal names Lark and Lynx, color names Lilac and Lavender, the vintage Lavinia and Leonora, the literary Lyra and the nickname-name Lulu.

Here, our full selection of girl names that start with L, ordered by their current popularity on Nameberry. 

Girl names that start with L, including L names for girls such as Lily, Lucy, and Luna, with meanings and popularity. (Page 11)