61. Lachina

Land of the lochs; a feminine form of Scottish Lachlan and Lachann (land of the lochs), which are derived from Lochlann, a name that originated as a term referring to migrant Norwegians who came from the "land of the lochs." (LAH-KEE-NAH)

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62. Leagsaidh

Defender of mankind; a Scottish form of Lexy, a pet form of Alexandra. (LEKS-EE)

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63. Lena

A short form of any of the various names ending in -lena, the name is also used as an independent given name. (LEE-NAH)

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64. Lexine

Defender, helper of mankind; an elaborated form of Lexy, which is a form of Alexandra. (LEKS-EEN)

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65. Lexy

Defender or helper of mankind; a form of Alexandra. Lexy is also used as an independent given name. (LEKS-EE)

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66. Lina

Short form of names ending in -lina. (LI-NAH)

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67. Lindsay

Scottish surname derived from Lincoln, a shortened form of Lindum Colonia, the first part of which is thought to be from the Welsh llyn (lake) and the second from the Latin colonia (settlement, colony). Variations: Lynsey. Pet: Lindie. (LIND-Z

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68. Liusaidh

Famous in war ot light; a Scottish form of Louisa (famous in war) and Lucy (light). (LWEE-SAH)

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69. Lori

A short form of Gaelic Lorraine. Variation: Lorri. (LOR-EE)

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70. Lorraine

A surname derived from the name of a province in eastern France which is derived from the Latin Lotharingia (territory of the people of Lothar). Variations: Lorane. Short Forms: Lori, Lorri. (LOR-RANE)

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