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Lorna

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Lorna originates in Scottish language and was probably derived from the masculine given name Lorne, itself related to a region in the west of Scotland. It was popularized by R. D. Blackmore in his novel Lorna Doone. As a feminine given name it is still more popular in the United Kingdom than the United States. It functions as a surname as well.

Lorne

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Lorne originates in Scottish language and is related to the name of a region in the west of Scotland called Lorne.

Lorraine

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Lorraine originates in French language and means "woman from Lorraine". Lorraine is a region in northern France. In the English-speaking countries it has been used since the 19th century and was once fairly popular in the United States. Lately its usage has declined.

Lot

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Lot originates in Hebrew language and means "veil". As a masculine given name it is very rare in the United States.

Lothar

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Lothar is a Germanic name, derived from the Germanic words 'hlud', which means 'fame or loud', and 'heri', which means 'army or warrior'. Chlothar was the original form of the name Lothar.

Lotta

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Lotta is a Finnish and Swedish diminutive of Charlotte. Charlotte originates in Germanic languages and it means "free woman". It is a feminine form of Charles. Charlotte is a popular name in the United States, but its popularity is even bigger outside the U.S., specifically in Australia and Great Britain. One of the famous bearers was the English writer and author of Jane Eyre, Charlotte Bronte. Charlotte is also the name of several places in the United States, including the largest city of North Carolina.