| Lagnat | A word meaning fever or heat. |
| Lajjavathi | One who is modest and shy. |
| Lakshinarayn | Lord Vishnu, the preserver. |
| Lakshmibant | One who is very fortunate. |
| Lakshmisarasvathi | Laxmi and Sarasvathi |
| Lakshmoji | A respectful name for Vishnu. |
| Lalique | An expensive perfume |
| Lalithakala | Skilled in the fine arts. |
| Lalithalochana | One with beautiful eyes. |
| Lalitkanta | A charming and lovely man. |
| Lapita | A name meaning ancient culture. |
| Lasak | A surname of Polish origin roots. |
| Lavangalata | A beautiful flowering vine. |
| Lavanyagowri | Goddess Parvati |
| Leelachandra | One who is the moon of divine play. |
| Leeladhara | One who supports the cosmic play. |
| Leelashuka | A parrot known for divine stories. |
| Lekha Shree | Writing of goddess Laxmi |
| Lekharaja | A name meaning king of writing. |
| Lepakshee | One who has eyes like a peacock. |
| Leylani | Heavenly flower |
| Lijupaul | Lijupaul is a unique name likely derived from a combination of Slavic and Latin influences, possibly meaning 'joyful' or 'happy'. |
| Lingadeha | Lingadeha is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beautiful voice' or 'melodious sound'. |
| Lokaishana | Lokaishana means 'belonging to the world' or 'worldly' in Sanskrit, derived from 'loka' meaning world and 'ishana' meaning lord. |
| Lokottar | A name meaning beyond the world. |
| Lushano | Lushano is a rare surname of Albanian origin, possibly derived from the word 'lushan,' meaning 'beautiful' or 'handsome'. |
| Luttaka | Luttaka is a Swahili name meaning 'strong and brave' or 'one who is fearless and courageous'. |
| Lysari | Beautiful singing voice |
| Maandeo | A name meaning a gift from God. |
| Maartanda | Maartanda is a Sanskrit name meaning 'belonging to or related to the month of March'. |
| Macwan | Macwan is a surname of Indian origin, meaning 'son of the great warrior' or 'descendant of a brave leader'. |
| Madanraj | Madanraj means 'Lord of the Forest' or 'King of the Jungle' in Sanskrit and Hindi. |
| Madhana | Madhana is a Sanskrit name meaning 'auspicious' or 'lucky', often associated with good fortune and prosperity. |
| Madhevan | Madhevan means 'great lord' or 'exalted lord' in Sanskrit, derived from 'maha' meaning great and 'deva' meaning lord. |
| Madhukrit | One who creates honey or nectar. |
| Madhva | Sweet like honey or nectarlike. |
| Mahankali | Great Kali, a powerful and fierce form of the Hindu goddess Durga, often associated with strength and protection. |
| Mahirana | A woman who is very skillful. |
| Mahisuta | Son of the earth |
| Majandra | Daughter of the dark |