Pretty Cat Names, Names That Are Beautiful and Romantic Starting With L
These are pretty cat names that start with the letter L. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all pretty cat names.
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| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lavender | Female | ||
| Layla | Female | ||
| Levi | Male | ||
| Lexi | Female | ||
| Libby | Female | ||
| Liberty | Female | ||
| Lila | Female | ||
| Lilac | Female | ||
| Lilah | Unisex | ||
| Lilia | Female | ||
| Liliana | Female | ||
| Lillian | Female | ||
| Lily | The lily flower | Female | English flower name |
| Linda | Female | ||
| Lola | A Spanish familiar form of Dolores | Female | Spanish |
| London | Female | ||
| Lorelei | Female | ||
| Lotus | Female | ||
| Lucia | Female | ||
| Lulu | Female | English/German nickname and a separate Arabic name | |
| Luna | Moon | Female | Latin |
| Lux | Female | ||
| Lynn | Male | ||
| Lyra | Female |
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