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Lady

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Lady originates in English language and is taken from the word for a woman of high manners, the counterpart of a lord or a gentleman. It was popularized by the American artist Lady Gaga. First Lady is the nickname for the wife of the head of a country. Until today, lady is still used as a title rather than a name. As a feminine given name it is very rare in the United States.

Lael

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Lael is derived from Hebrew origins and it means 'of God'.

Lafayette

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Lafayette is a very noble French locational name implying that the bearer comes from a place called 'La Hetire'. There are many different variations of the name Lafayette including Lafay, Lafee and Fay.

Lagina

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Lagina is a combination of Gina and the prefix La-. Gina can be a diminutive of Georgina, Luigina, but most likely Regina. Regina originates in Latin language and means "queen". It became popular at the end of the Victorian era as a nickname of queen Victoria, 'Victoria Regina'. Regina was a Saint, a virgin martyr, and it is also the name of the capital city of Saskatchewan, a province in Canada. Gina was popularized by the famous Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida.

Lahahana

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Lahahana is a Hawaiian name which means 'heat or warmth of the sun'.

Lahela

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Lahela is a Hawaiian form of Rachel. Rachel originates in Hebrew language and means "sheep's friend". In the Bible, Rachel is the wife of Jacob and mother of Benjamin and Joseph. Today, there is Rachel's Tomb, located near Bethlehem and visited by many visitors each year. In the English-speaking world it started being used after the Protestant Reformation. It was popularized by one of the main characters in Friends TV show, Rachel Green.