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Lovely Girl Names That Start With L

You’re sure to love baby girl names that start with L. olesiabilkei / Getty Images/iStockphoto

Baby girls are full of sugar and spice and everything nice, right? We beg to disagree. Little girls can be whatever they want to be. Smart. Messy. Rambunctious. Daring. 

These baby girl names that start with L offer a little of everything. Hopefully, one of them feels just right for your new addition. 

Lily

Lily
Lily means pure.

Origin: Greek

Lily, a classic floral baby girl name starting with L, commonly symbolizes purity in Christian tradition. It doesn’t have to, though. Lily flowers come in all kinds of vibrant, fiery colors, and people named Lily do, too.

Just think of Lily Potter, Harry Potter’s fearless mother, and Lily Tomlin, the actress known for playing Frankie in the popular comedy series “Grace and Frankie.” 

Luna

Luna
Luna has Latin roots.

Origin: Latin

Luna, another name inspired by “Harry Potter” characters, means moon. It was ranked ninth most popular in 2021, making it trendy, nature-inspired and fun all in one. 

In the “Harry Potter” series, Luna Lovegood was known for being unapologetically herself, and we hope all little Lunas follow in her footsteps. 

Layne

Layne
Layne is an old name that has become trendy.

Origin: English

Layne is a baby girl name that’s young and old at the same time. It was brought to England in 1066 by the Norman conquest, along with countless other names. It was originally a surname derived from the Old English word “lanu.”

It means nothing more than “one who lives in the lane,” but it has become a unique, trendy girls name over the past decade or so. 

Layla

Layla
Eric Clapton made “Layla” famous.

Origin: Arabic

Layla, sometimes spelled Leila, is one of the most popular girls names starting with L these days. It usually means “dark beauty” or “night.” 

It was a fairly uncommon name until Eric Clapton released the hit song “Layla” in 1970.