Warrior Cat Names, Names After Roman or Greek Warriors Starting With L
These are warrior cat names that start with the letter L. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all warrior cat names.
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| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lew | Unisex | ||
| Lewis | Male | ||
| Livia | Female | ||
| Lois | Female | ||
| Lothario | Male | ||
| Lou | Male | ||
| Louie | A familiar form of Louis | Male | English |
| Louis | Male | ||
| Louise | Female | ||
| Love | Female | ||
| Ludo | Unisex | ||
| Ludwig | Male | ||
| Luella | Female | ||
| Luigi | Male | ||
| Luis | Male | ||
| Luisa | Female | ||
| Lula | Female | ||
| Lulu | Female | English/German nickname and a separate Arabic name | |
| Luther | Male |
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