Lacroix Uncommon
Means “the cross”
French · 8,003 people in the US
Lafayette Uncommon
Means “the little beech tree”
Occitan · 2,593 people in the US
Lamar Uncommon
Means “the pool”
Old French (Norman) · 11,733 people in the US
Lattimore Uncommon
Means “translator, interpreter”
Latin · 5,068 people in the US
Lavigne Uncommon
Means “the vine, the vineyard”
French · 7,204 people in the US
Lefevre Uncommon
Means “smith”
French · 5,472 people in the US
Leighton Uncommon
Means “leek” + “settlement”: a herb garden
Old English · 8,399 people in the US
Lennox Uncommon
Means “inhabitant of Lennox”
Scottish Gaelic · 3,591 people in the US
Lockwood Uncommon
Means “enclosure” + “wood”
Old English · 19,865 people in the US
Lovelace Uncommon
Means “loveless”
Middle English · 13,787 people in the US
Lowell Uncommon
Means “little wolf”
Anglo-Norman · 6,569 people in the US
Ludlow Uncommon
Means the river Hlūde + “hill, mound”
Old English · 3,856 people in the US
Lambert Common
Means “land” + “bright”
Old French, from Germanic · 93,678 people in the US
Lancaster Common
Means the River Lune + “town”, after its Roman fort
Old English · 32,362 people in the US
Langley Common
Means “long woodland clearing”
Old English · 27,252 people in the US
Lovell Common
Means “little wolf”
Anglo-Norman · 21,171 people in the US
Lestrange Rare
428 people in the US
Lark Uncommon
4,055 people in the US
Larue Uncommon
French · 11,757 people in the US
Laurent Uncommon
French · 6,665 people in the US
Loving Uncommon
7,135 people in the US
Lyle Uncommon
13,192 people in the US
Leblanc Common
French · 42,575 people in the US
Lockhart Common
27,883 people in the US
Lucas Common
Latin, from Greek · 107,690 people in the US
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