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Name
Heritage
Sex
Description
La
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for day. Nature.
La Paz
South American
Both
Bolivian capitol meaning "Our Lady of Peace"
Laban
Ancient
Both
Biblical for "the white".
Labraid
Celtic
Male
Gaelic masculine. Grandson of Ugani.
Labran
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for laburnum tree. Nature.
Labras
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for the Laurel Tree. Nature.
Lac
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for affable
Laca
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for duck. Nature. Animal.
Lachtna
Celtic
Male
Gaelic masculine. Same as Lucius among the O'Briens.
Lact
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for liquor. Food.
Lacy
English
Both
Refers to the textile product that is light and airy. Often threads embroidered upon themselves as lace.
Lad
English
Both
Means a boy. Popular name for a dog as a result of Albert Payson Terhune's books about Lad, a Collie.
Laddie
English
Both
Variaton on Lad. President Warren Harding's dog Laddie Boy.
Lady
English
Both
Name of the lead Cocker Spaniel in Lady and the Tramp. A low rung of royalty.
Lady Bug
English
Both
Small beetle with a round red casing with black spots. Very beneficial and friendly insect. Term of endearment.
Lady Di
English
Both
Short for Lady Diana, Princess of Wales. Sadly died in an auto accident in September of 1997.
Lady Slipper
English
Both
A variety of wild orchid that appears in the NE USA. Endangered and protected.
Laeg
Celtic
Male
Gaelic masculine. A charioteer for Cuchulain.
Laegaire
Celtic
Male
Gaelic masculine. A son of Ugani.
Laetare
Ancient
Both
Refers to midlent Sunday. Mythic.
Lagan
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for hollow. Nature.
Lagos
African
Both
Nigerian capitol meaning lagoon.
Laidcenn
Celtic
Male
Gaelic masculine. A poet at Niall's court. Art. Mythic. People.
Laidir
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for strong, powerful, unwavering.
Laioidhigh
Celtic
Both
Irish surname meaning poetic. Art.
Laitreac
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for immediate.
Lakeisha
African
Both
Common use of attaching La to a popular name.
Lambton Worm
English
Both
A dragon of England.
Lamont
Scottish
Both
Scottish clan whose name derives from the Norse for Lawman. Motto meaning "neither spare or dispose".
Lampa
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for lamp, body of light, illuminator. Nature.
Lan
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for full.
Lan Ceart
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for perfect.
Lance
German
Both
Old German for land.
Lann
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for lance. Military. Mythic.
Laoghaire
Celtic
Male
Gaelic masculine. A son of Niall. Mythic. People.
Lara
Ancient
Both
Latin for shining and famous.
Lasa
Celtic
Female
Gaelic for Lace.
Lasair
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for on fire, flaming. Nature.
Lasair Coil
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for goldfinch. Nature. Animal.
Lasairiona
Celtic
Female
Gaelic feminine. Flaming Wine.
Lascad
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for flare or flaring. Nature.
Laser
English
Both
Originally a sci fi fantasy of light that could be used as a weapon or tool. In modern times its applications are vast and include medical techniques that avoid invasive surgery.
Lassen
English
Both
One of two active volcanos in the Cascade Range of Northern CA.
Lassie
Scottish
Both
Refers to small girl. Also the heroic, intuitive collie of the tv series of the same name.
Lavergne
English
Both
From Lavergne and Shirley this title character was played brilliantly by Penny Marshall who has gone on to prove herself an equally gifted director.
Le Fey
Celtic
Both
Magical and dark. Morgaine Le Fey, the half sister of King Arthur, was magical, mystical and of the black magic arts. Mythic.
Leader
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for book.
Leaman
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for the elm tree. Nature.
Leanb
Celtic
Male
Gaelic term of endearment for baby with masculine tone.
Leanb
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for child.
Leannan
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for lover, beloved. Term of endearment.
Leannan
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for sweetheart.
Lear
Welsh
Both
Ancient Sea God. Mythic.
Learog
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for the Larch Tree. Nature.
Leat
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for half.
Leat Cupla
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for twin.
Leatog
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for Plaice (a kind of fish). Animal.
Lees Comarta
Celtic
Female
Gaelic for beacon.
Legend
English
Both
A story that has elements that can be verified but has been handed down verbally in a version that likely has some embellishment. Typically a story that inspires those that hear it.
Lego
Scandanavian
Both
From the Danish, leg godt meaning play well. Perfect for the dog that is a hardy playmate that fits well.
Leim
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for jump. Games.
Leimi
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for jumper. Games.
Leiriu
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for demonstrate or show.
Leitis
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for lettuce. Food.
Leitpingin
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for halfpenny. Money.
Lemuel
Ancient
Both
Biblical for "who belongs to God"
Lendabair
Celtic
Female
Gaelic feminine. A queen of ancient Ireland.
Leo
Ancient
Both
Latin for Lion. A sign of the zodiac and constellation.
Leon
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for lion. Animal
Leona
Ancient
Both
Latin, feminine form of Leo.
Leprechaun
Celtic
Both
Gaelic. From Irish folklore, a mythic race that can bestow luck and gathers gold. Some mischievious quality. A pony owned by John F Kennedy Jr as a child. Mythic.
Leprechaun
Celtic
Both
An Irish faerie shoemaker. Known for collecting and guarding their great wealth. They will yield it up if caught but are very wily and can escape if their captor looks away for even an instant.
Lerdy
French
Both
Old French for King.
Levi
Ancient
Both
Hebrew meaning joined in harmony. The son of Jacob in the Bible. Also a brandname for a very popular brand of American jeans.
Levi
Ancient
Both
Biblical for "united to". From the book of Leviticus.
Liam
Celtic
Male
Gaelic masculine. Same as William.
Liat
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for gray.
Liatroid
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for ball.
Liberty
English
Both
The name of Gerald Ford's Golden Retriever. An exalted value of the USA.
Libra
Ancient
Both
Constellation and sign of the zodiac symbolized by the balances, scales.
Licorice
English
Both
A plant used to create a candy of unique flavor and texture. Food.
Lide
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for clue. Mystery.
Lifesaver
English
Both
Utilized on boats and ships as a floating device to save passengers and crew in the event of sinking. Also the trade brand of a popular hard round candy and mints.
Lil
Celtic
Female
Gaelic feminine. Nickname for Elizabeth.
Lil
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for Lily derived from the goddess Lilith. Nature. Mythic.
Lila
African
Both
Variation of Dalila, meaning "gentle".
Lilly
Ancient
Both
Latin for lily flower.
Lily
English
Both
A flower of great variety from Tiger Lily to Calla Lily. Nature.
Linda
Spanish
Both
Means pretty.
Lindor
English
Both
Brand of a fabulous and highly regarded chocolate truffle. Food.
Lindsey
English
Both
Old English from the linden tree island.
Lindt
English
Both
Line of exceptional chocolate and chocolate truffles. Trade name. Food.
Ling Ling
Celtic
Both
A panda that was a gift from China to the USA.
Liomord
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for lemon. Food.
Lionn
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for Ale.
Lionn Ull
Celtic
Both
Food. Gaelic for cider.
Liopracan
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for leprechaun. Animal. Mythic.
Liric
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for lyric. Music.
Lisa
English
Both
A variation on Elizabeth.
Lisbeth
English
Both
Variation on Elizabeth.
Little Bit
English
Both
A small amount. Term of endearment.
Livinzis
Celtic
Male
Gaelic masculine. A saint and Latin poet, martyred in Flanders in the 7th century. Art. Mythic. People.
Liza
English
Both
Variation on Elizabeth.
Llinos
Welsh
Female
Means princess from Maelona.
Llyr
Welsh
Both
from Lear, name of an ancient sea god.
Lobo
Spanish
Both
Means wolf.
Loc
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for lake. Nature.
Locan
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for pond.
Lochlainn
Celtic
Male
Gaelic masculine. Land of the lakes.
Loco
Spanish
Both
Means out of their mind, crazy.
Loingseoract
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for nautical. Games. Military.
Loingseoracta
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for navigator. Animal. Military. Games.
Loirgim
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for seek.
Loitne
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for breeze.
Lomra
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for fleece. Animal.
Lon
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for blackbird. Nature. Animal.
London
English
Both
Capitol of Great Britain and referring to the Londinos tribe.
Lone Ranger
English
Both
A hero of the old west including books and television series. Mythic.
Longarad
Celtic
Male
Gaelic masculine. A judge and Irish historian. People. Art.
Lonrac
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for glowing. Term of endearment.
Lonrad
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for glare.
Lonrad
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for gleaming.
Lorg
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for track. Perfect for the rescued sighthound or mix. Games.
Lorna Doone
English
Both
Delicious butter/sugar cookie and the heroine in the story of the same name by R.D. Blackmore.
Loscann
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for frog. Animal.
Louis
German
Both
Old German for renowned warrior.
Love
English
Both
Old English for deep and abiding affection.
Lowri
Welsh
Female
Form of Laura.
Luacmar
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for precious.
Luacmar
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for valuable. Money.
Luam
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for yacht.
Luas
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for "Above".
Luat
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for fleet of ships. Military.
Lubta
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for crooked.
Luc
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for mouse. Animal.
Lucair
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for rejoicing. Mythic.
Lucan
Celtic
Male
Gaelic masculine. Name of at least four Irish saints.
Luce
Ancient
Both
Latin for light and lightbringer.
Lucifer
Ancient
Both
Hebrew. The name for the devil, Satan, a fallen archangel.
Lucite
English
Both
Trademark for a durable acrylic resin surface on floors and other surfaces.
Lucky
English
Both
Slang for good fortune. Name of Ronald Reagan's dog.
Lucky Strike
English
Both
A brand of cigarette introduced during the Gold Rush to miners of the mid 1800s.
Luct
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for follower or disciple. Mythic. Politics.
Ludovic
Scottish
Both
Means famous in battle.
Ludwig
German
Both
German version of Louis. Ludwig Von Beethoven.
Lufar
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for nimble. Animal.
Lugadius
Celtic
Male
Gaelic masculine. Son of Ith. People. Mythic.
Luger
German
Both
Trademarked name for a German made pistol.
Lugh
Celtic
Male
Gaelic masculine. A Dedanann chief. Military. Mythic. People.
Lughaid
Celtic
Male
Gaelic masculine. Early Milesian chief. Military. Mythic. People.
Lui Grian
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for sunset. Nature.
Luibeola
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for the study of botany. Nature.
Luil
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for July.
Luke
German
Both
From Lucania.
Lulu
French
Both
A variation on Louise. Can also refer to something impressive or big.. that's a lulu!
Luna
Italian
Both
Means moon.
Lunantishee (or shess)
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for fairies that guard the Blackthorn bushes. Mythic. Nature.
Lunasa
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for August.
Lupida
Celtic
Female
Gaelic feminine. A sister of St. Patrick.
Lupus
Ancient
Both
Latin for wolf. Constellation in the southern hemisphere.
Lus Liat
Celtic
Both
Gaelic for lavender.
Lusaka
African
Both
Capitol of Zambia. From the name of a village chief.
