Lathan/Latham ( Latham Thomas is a badass Black doula we love) Lux (it means “light” and sounds like “luck,” just what we need in 2020) Levi (or Levon, if you prefer naming after an Elton John song) London (a snazzier city than Lourdes, at least) Lee ( meaning “poetic,” “lion,” and “healer,” talk about a great triumvirate) Laurie (a unisex classic, especially for Little Women fans) Lou (short, snappy, and perfect for any gender) Lathan Maxwell, Lathan Porter, Lathan Brooks – – (lay-thin) – – sibling ideas b: maddox, ryder, zander g: marlowe, london, zinnia – – #babynamesuggestions #babynames #babyboynamesĪ post shared by baby names ☽ on at 7:37am PDT Lucretia (they’ll be the cool kid in kindergarten with nobody repeating their name)
Lakshmi (a Hindu goddess is a pretty badass namesake IMO) Linda (the trendiest name of all time, didn’t you know?) Louise ( means “famous warrior” and fit for your strong little gal) Lynn (simple and sweet - Lin and Lynne work nicely, too) Laura (oh the fun you’ll have reading the Laura Ingalls Wilder books together) Loretta ( means “small sage one” and isn’t she just?) Lorraine (um, did you know Lorraine means sea gull? Because we didn’t) Lorna (a reference to the laurel tree, a symbol of victory) Lilian (derived from the flower but also means innocence and beauty) Lisa (you’ll always have plenty of The Room lines to shout across the house) Lila (or Lyla, if you want to copy Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger) Whether they grow up to be lively, literary, lionhearted, liberal, lethargic, or all of the above, we think they’ll be pretty darn likable regardless. Here are our selections of “L” names to suit your newborn. All the more reason to line up names now, before you’re late in the game and your lovely little one is already going live.
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