| Labhan | Born in the month of Ramadan |
| Ladhir | Born in the month of Ramadan |
| Ladin | Born in the month of Ramadan |
| Laeek | Born in the month of Ramadan |
| Laeth | Born in the month of Ramadan |
| Laethe | Derived from a rare surname, possibly meaning 'from the land' or 'earthly'. |
| Lahcen | Possibly a variant of 'Lachlan', a Scottish surname meaning 'lake land'. |
| Laies | Derived from a rare surname, possibly meaning 'from the island' or 'island dweller'. |
| Laifq | Uncommon surname, possibly derived from 'laif', an Old English word for 'life'. |
| Laihan | Possibly a variant of 'Lahan', a surname of Irish origin meaning 'elm tree'. |
| Lailan | Derived from a rare surname, possibly meaning 'from the willow tree' or 'willow dweller'. |
| Laiqshah | Uncommon surname, possibly derived from 'laiq', an Arabic word for 'wise' or 'intelligent'. |
| Lajin | Possibly a variant of 'Lajan', a surname of Indian origin meaning 'victory'. |
| Lakbir | Derived from a rare surname, possibly meaning 'great' or 'large'. |
| Laman | Possibly a variant of 'Laman', a surname of Hebrew origin meaning 'silent' or 'taciturn'. |
| Lamese | Derived from a rare surname, possibly meaning 'from the land of the Lamech' or 'Lamechite'. |
| Lamih | Uncommon surname, possibly derived from 'lam', an Arabic word for 'poor' or 'needy'. |
| Lateif | Possibly a variant of 'Lateef', a surname of Arabic origin meaning 'gentle' or 'kind'. |
| Layaal | Refers to the beauty of the nights. |
| Layl | Derived from a rare surname, possibly meaning 'night' or 'darkness'. |
| Layman | Surname derived from the Old English word 'lagman', meaning 'lawman' or 'judge'. |
| Laythe | Uncommon surname, possibly derived from 'lay', an Old English word for 'meadow' or 'clearing'. |
| Lazin | Possibly a variant of 'Lazen', a surname of English origin meaning 'laurel tree'. |
| Lazvin | Uncommon surname, possibly derived from 'laz', an Arabic word for 'laurel' or 'bay tree'. |
| Leban | Derived from a rare surname, possibly meaning 'from Lebanon' or 'Lebanese'. |
| Lezin | Possibly a variant of 'Lezin', a surname of French origin meaning 'from the lees' or 'dregs'. |
| Lidan | A person who is gentle and peaceful. |
| Lihaj | One who provides shelter or refuge. |
| Linar | A bright and shining light of hope. |
| Linnel | A soft and delicate forest flower. |
| Litan | A rhythmic and melodic prayer song. |
| Liyaz | One who offers comfort and solace. |
| Lizam | One who is faithful and loyal. |
| Lohot | A name meaning a bright flame. |
| Looshan | One who is full of brilliance. |
| Lotfallah | The kindness of the Almighty. |
| Lubabe | The essence or core of a thing. |
| Lufty | One who is gentle and refined. |
| Luhaidan | A name meaning a small hill. |
| Lukmaan | A wise and prophetic figure. |