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Boy Names Starting with La-
La- baby names and what they mean, with 77 results. La- names are used more often as feminine names. Usage of these boy names was at its apex in the 1940s (ADOPTION OF 2.47%) and is now much less (ADOPTION 0.71%, DOWN 71%), with names like Landin going out of style. The most fashionable birth names in this list are Lawson (#379), Lachlan (#686), Langston (#685), Lane (#290) and Layton (#658), while Lay (TOP 1%) and Lazo (3%) are conventional La- last names. Here is the list of La- names for girls.
La- - Lamont
La-, var. Lavonte, Lavon, Lavell, Lavaughn, Lavante, Lavar, Laval, Latrell▼, Lashawn, Laroyce, Lasean, Laroy, Laron, Larenzo, Laray, Larell, Lamont1▼, Lamario, Lamarcus, Lajon, Lamar1▼, Ladell1, Ladale
Root fr. American. .. Pronunciation emphasis is on the second .. Adoption of Laval and forms was more pronounced 48 years ago and has become diminished.
Laban, var. Lavan
Based on Hebrew language. "White." Liban is also a marginally prominent baby name.
Labrun, Labron
Var. of Lebrun. From French language. "Brown-haired." Rare, but Labrun is comparable to popular -un surnames Lun (UPPER 32%), Laun (24%).
Lachlan▲
Derivative of Irish, Gaelic language. "From the land of lakes." Usage of Lachlan as a boys' name in 2018 was a lot more than in 2008. See also Lachman.
Lachman, var. Lachmann
Based on German element. "Man from the lake." Scarce as baby names, but Lachman and Lachmann are comparable to the more common Lachlan.
Lacrosse
Origin fr. French language. "The cross." Compare surnames Lacross, Labrosse.
Lacy▼, var. Lacie, Lacey
Source fr. Old French word. Adoption of Lacy and forms was well-received 118 years ago, but now, Lacy has become less in vogue.
Ladd, var. Laddy, Laddie, Laddey, Lad
Source fr. Middle English element. "Manservant; young man." Less used today. Ladd was the version last appearing (the 1960s) in the Top 2000.
Ladell2, var. Ladle
Based on Old English word. "Ladle maker or seller." Ladell and Ladle are uncommon as children's names.
Ladislas, var. Lazlo, Laszlo, Laslo, Ladislaus, Lacko
Source fr. Slavic word. "Glorious rule." Somewhat popular as baby names, Lacko, Ladislas, etc. are similar to the popular Lacy.
Ladon
Based on Greek. Mythology .. A rare baby name. See also Layton.
Lafayette▼
Derived fr. French. .. Historical. A moderately offbeat boys' name, Lafayette is found more frequently as a surname.
Laird
Root fr. Scottish, Middle English elements. "Lord." Less popular today. Laird was last listed in the 1960s in the Top 2000. See also Kaird.
Lake, var. Lakon, Laken, Laikin, Laiken, Laike
Geography name for an inland body .. Adoption of Lake, Laikin, etc. as boys' names in 2018 was 59.5% more than in 2008.
Lakshman
Derived fr. Hindi language. "Auspicious, good fortune." Not that prominent as a birth name. See also Lachman.
Lalo1
Var. of Edward. Based on Old English language. "Wealthy guard." Not in Top 2000. See also Lyall.
Lalo2, var. Lallo, Lale
Root fr. Latin word. "To sing a lullaby." Lalo, Lale and Lallo were not among 2018's Top names.
Lamar2▼, var. Lamarre, Lamarr
Based on Old French, Old German elements. "The water; land famous." Lamar was among 2018's Top names.
Lambert, var. Landbert, Lambirt, Lamberto, Lambart
Stems fr. Scandinavian. "Land brilliant." Usage of Landbert and forms was expansive during 1910-1919.
Lamont2▼, var. Lamonte, Lamond, Lammond
Root fr. Old Norse. "Law man." Lammond and Lamond are more rarefied as boys' names among the forms of Lamont.
Quick Reference
Summary Index of names [and variants] for La- names for boys.
1. La- - LamontLa- [Lavon, Lavell, Lavonte, Lavaughn, ..], Laban [Lavan], Lebrun [Labrun, Labron], Lachlan▲, Lachman [Lachmann], Lacrosse, Lacy▼ [Lacie, Lacey], Ladd [Lad, Laddy, Laddie, Laddey], Ladell [Ladle], Ladislas [Lazlo, Laslo, Laszlo, Ladislaus, ..], Ladon, Lafayette▼, Laird, Lake [Lakon, Laken, Laikin, Laiken, ..], Lakshman, Edward [Lalo], Lalo [Lale, Lallo], Lamar▼ [Lamarr, Lamarre], Lambert [Lambirt, Lambart, Landbert, Lamberto], Lamont▼ [Lamond, Lamonte, Lammond]
Lancaster [Lankester, Lancester, Lanchester, Lancashire], Lance▼ [Lantz, Lanzo, Launce], Lancelot [Launcelot], Orlando [Land, Lanny▼], Lander [Landry▲, Landor, Landis, Landiss, ..], Landon [Lando, Landyn▲, Landin▼, Landen, ..], Lane▲ [Layne▲, Laine], Long [Lang], Lang [Lange], Langdon [Landon, Langden], Langford, Langhorne [Langhorn], Langley [Langly, Langlee, Langlea, Langleigh], Langston▲ [Langton, Langsdon, Langsden], Langward, Langworth, Lanier, Roland [Lanny▼, Lannie], Lanny▼ [Lannie], Lansing
Lanzo [Lanza], Lapo, Giacomo [Lapo], Laramie, Larch, Laredo, Lorenzo [Larenzo, Laurencio], Largo, Alaire [Lary, Larie], Lark, Larkin, Larnell, Larrimore [Larmor, Larimore], Larron [Laron, Larrin, Larren, Larran, ..], Larry▼, Lars [Larsen, Larson, Larsson], Leroux [Larue], Lasalle, Latham [Lathom], Lathan [Lathen]
Lathrop, Latif [Latiph, Lateef, Lateeph], Latimer [Latymer, Lattimore, Lattemore], Laud, Laughlin, Laurean [Laurian, Lauriano, Laureano], Lauriston, Vernon [Lavern▼], Laverne▼ [Lavern▼], Lawford, Lawler [Lawlor], Lawrence▼ [Lawry, Lawrie, Lawrey, Lawrance, ..], Lawson▲, Lawton [Laughton], Lawyer, Leighton [Layton▲], Lazarus [Lazer, Lazear, Lazaro, Lazzaro, ..]
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