Names That Mean An

Discover baby names meaning An for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Lakshmipathi
Husband of Lakshmi (Lord Vishnu).
Sanskrit
Lakshmipati
Husband of Lakshmi (Lord Vishnu).
Sanskrit
Laksman
Laksman means 'one who has auspicious marks' and is the name of a Hindu god.
Sanskrit
Lalana
Beautiful woman
Sanskrit
Lale
Means 'tulip' in Turkish, symbolizing perfection and eternity.
Turkish
Lalezar
Tulip garden, a compound of lale (tulip) and zar (garden).
Persian
Lalika
Lovely woman
Sanskrit
Lalit
Elegant, charming
Sanskrit
Lalith
Elegant, beautiful.
Sanskrit
Lalitha
Elegant, beautiful.
Sanskrit
Lalithabai
Beautiful woman.
Sanskrit
Lalithambigai
Goddess of beauty and prosperity, a name for Lakshmi.
Sanskrit
LalKrishna
Combination of Lal (beloved) and Krishna (dark, attractive), referring to the...
Sanskrit
Lallie
Diminutive form of the name Lalla, meaning little lady or maiden.
German
Lallo
Diminutive form of the name Lallo, possibly meaning brave people.
Italian
Lally
Diminutive form of the name Lallie, meaning little lady or maiden.
Irish
Lalo
Diminutive form of the name Eduardo, meaning wealthy guardian.
Spanish
Lalor
Descendant of Leathlobhair, meaning half-leper.
Irish
Lamaah
Radiant, shining.
Arabic
Lamar
Famous throughout the land.
Germanic
Lamarcus
Combination of the prefix La- with the name Marcus, meaning 'warlike'.
English
Lamas
Derived from the Spanish word for 'lamas' or 'flames', possibly a topographic...
Spanish
Lamba
Lamba is a Yoruba name meaning 'to be gentle' or 'to be calm'.
Yoruba
Lambart
Bright land, from land 'land' and berht 'bright'.
Germanic
Lambert
Bright land, from land 'land' and beraht 'bright'.
Germanic
Lamberto
Bright land, from the Germanic elements 'land' and 'beraht'.
Italian
Lamberts
Derived from the Germanic name Lambert, meaning 'bright land' or 'famous land'.
Dutch
Lambi
Derived from Old Norse 'lamb', meaning 'lamb'.
Icelandic
Lambodhar
One who has a big belly (referring to Lord Ganesha).
Sanskrit
Lambrini
Derived from the Greek word 'lampros', meaning bright or shining.
Greek
Lamiah
Shine, radiance.
Arabic
Lamiya
Shining, radiant, or brilliant.
Arabic
Lammond
Land belonging to the church.
Scottish
Lamond
Land belonging to the church.
Scottish
Lamont
Lawman.
Scottish
Lampetia
An ancient Greek nymph associated with light.
Greek
Lamus
Mythical son of Neptune and nymph Cyrene.
Greek
Lamy
Derived from the Old French word 'lami', meaning 'the friend'.
French
Lamyah
Shining, radiant, or brilliant.
Arabic
Lana
A diminutive of Alana, meaning little rock.
English
Lanai
A small island, porch.
Hawaiian
Lance
A spear, knight's attendant.
English
Lancelot
Land.
French
Lancelotte
Little lance, derived from Old French 'lance' and diminutive suffix.
French
Lancey
Derived from the Old French name Lance, meaning 'land' or 'territory'.
English
Lancilotto
Italian form of Lancelot, meaning 'land' or 'servant'.
Italian
Lancing
From the town of Lancing in West Sussex, England.
English
Land
Refers to the land or earth.
English
Landa
Derived from a place name meaning 'land' or 'territory'.
Spanish
Landbert
Bright land, from land 'land' and beraht 'bright'.
Germanic
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