No established traditional meaning; a modern invented name - typically a creative elaboration using the prefix "La-" and a Quetha/Quetta element.
Girl
weary
Hebrew
Girl
from the holly garden
Scottish
Girl
lily (flower); purity
English
Girl
Varies by source: possibly 'church' (Welsh), or related to meanings of Lana/Alana/Ilana such as 'rock', 'precious' or 'tree'; in Spanish the word means 'flat/plain'.
Girl
Faithful; devoted; steadfast
English
Unisex
Compound name: Lynnette - a Welsh/English diminutive (linked to Arthurian Luned/Lynette); Marie - French form of Mary, from Hebrew Miriam meaning 'bitter' or 'beloved'.
English, French, Hebrew, Welsh
Girl
Possibly 'belonging to God' (from Hebrew Lael) or a modern French feminine coinage from 'La' + 'elle'.
French, Hebrew
Girl
Uncertain - likely a modern coinage with no established traditional meaning
Girl
Likely 'joyful' or 'bringer of joy' (derived from Letitia/Leticia meaning 'joy')
Girl
Derived from Lavinia - likely 'woman of Lavinium' (Roman origin); exact meaning uncertain
Latin
Girl
Either 'from the River Leith' (Scottish) or 'lion' (from Arabic Layth)
Arabic, Scottish
Unisex
Lion-like; relating to a lion (bravery, strength); roughly 'son/descendant of a lion' in the spirit of Leonidas
spirit, soul; spiritual or sacred (can imply numinous/clever)
Vietnamese
Girl
From the lake
Scottish Gaelic
Boy
Related to laurel; 'crowned with laurel' / 'from Laurentum'
Unisex
light
Latin
Girl
Light; likely 'little light' or 'light-bringer' (derived from 'Luz')
Spanish
Girl
My joy; my song
Hebrew
Unisex
From Arabic al-Hasan - 'handsome' or 'good'
Boy
A modern elaboration of Keisha/Aisha; associated meanings inherited from Keisha (Keziah: 'cassia' or 'sweet-scented spice') or Aisha ('alive, living').
Girl
Lion-man; brave or strong like a lion
Greek
Unisex
from the holly garden
Unisex
lily (the flower)
French
Girl
Possibly 'church/enclosure' (Welsh) or 'heaven/sky/royal' (Hawaiian)
Unisex
Faithful, loyal, devoted
English
Unisex
Combination of Lynnette (from Lynn/Eluned - 'lake' or 'idol/image') and Rose ('rose, flower')
Girl
Belonging to God / dedicated to God
Breton, Hebrew
Unisex
No established traditional meaning; a modern invented feminine name, sometimes associated with 'orchid' (from Vietnamese Lan) or viewed as a melodic form of Lana/Vanessa
Girl
A contemporary invented name - essentially a creative elaboration of Latasha/Latisha; may evoke meanings associated with 'Asha' (hope) or simply function as a melodic personal name.
Girl
Likely "from Lavinium" (exact meaning uncertain)
Latin
Girl
Journey, trip (Sesotho/Setswana); (Italian form 'lieto') glad, happy
Unisex
Lioness; 'lion-like' or brave as a lion
Greek, Portuguese, Spanish
Girl
Modern blended name suggesting 'little night' or 'heavenly night' (combines 'night' and 'little/beloved').
English
Girl
clean, neat; cleanliness
Tagalog
Girl
from the loch; dweller by the lake
Gaelic, Scottish
Unisex
Laurel; may also be linked to Larissa, an ancient Greek place name (sometimes rendered as 'citadel')
English
Girl
light
Italian, Latin
Girl
Light; light-bearer
Latin
Girl
Related to the lyre - song, melody, or little lyre
Latin
Girl
A modern elaboration of Cole; Cole can mean "coal, dark" or, as a short form of Nicholas, "victory of the people"
Boy
A modern elaboration of Quentin meaning 'fifth' or 'fifth-born' (with 'La' as a stylistic prefix)
Boy
Derived from Greek 'Leandros' meaning 'lion-man' (lion + man); often interpreted as 'lion-hearted'.
Greek
Boy
Holly garden combined with grace
Scottish Gaelic
Girl
A modern compound meaning "beautiful lily" (Lily + Bella).
English
Girl
From Welsh Llywelyn - likely 'leader' (also folk-associated with 'lion'/'lion-like')
Welsh
Boy
Either "more desirable" (if from Lois) or "famous warrior" (if related to Louis/Loïc)
English, French
Unisex
Diminutive of Lynn - 'lake' or 'pool' (often interpreted as 'little Lynn')
