Male Names Female Names
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| Leachlainn: | (LEKH-len) "servant of Saint Secundinus." Laughlin, Lochlainn, Lanty. |
| Leary: | variant of Laoire and Laegaire. |
| Lennan: | (LAN-awn) Old Irish work meaning "lover, sweetheart." Leannan. |
| L: | (L) "lion." |
| Liam: | (LEE-am) "resolute protector, unwavering protector." Irish= William, short for Uilliam, derived from name Guillaume, introduced to Ireland by Normans. |
| Lir: | father of Manannan mac Lir, his second wife turned his other four children into swans. |
| Lochlain: | (LOKH-lan) home of Norseman: Lakeland. Lochlainn, Lochlann, Laughlin, Lochlyn. |
| Lochlainn: | (LOCH-lan or LOX-lin) Old Irish=word for the land of the Vikings. In fairy tales, Lochlainn was the imaginary abode of the princess-who-must-be-rescued. Popular in Middle Ages. Lochlain, Lakeland, Laughlin, Lochlyn, Loughlin. |
| Loegaire: | Cu Chulainn's charioteer who went to Mag Mell with him to rescue its queen from abductors; another tale says he died from a spear meant for the hero. |
| Logan: | (Gael) from a word meaning "meadow" or "from the hollow." |
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