Hot Cat Names, Most Popular Cat Names Starting With L

These are hot cat names that start with the letter L. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all hot cat names.

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Lady		Female
Lamont		Male
Langston		Male
Layla		Female
Legend		Male
Leo	Lion	Male	Latin
Leon		Male
Levi		Male
Lexi		Female
Lexie		Unisex
Liam		Male
Lila		Female
Lilly		Female
Lily	The lily flower	Female	English flower name
Lincoln		Male
Loki		Male	Norse mythology
Lola	A Spanish familiar form of Dolores	Female	Spanish
Louie	A familiar form of Louis	Male	English
Luca		Male
Lucas		Male
Luciana		Female
Luciano		Male
Lucky	Fortunate or associated with good luck	Male	English word name
Lucy	English form of Lucia	Female	English form of a Latin-derived name
Luke		Male
Lulu		Female	English/German nickname and a separate Arabic name
Luna	Moon	Female	Latin
Lydia		Female

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