Surnames Starting with L

L'Enfant

A French surname meaning 'the child', likely referring to a youngest child or ju...

LAMOREUX

A French surname possibly derived from 'la moreux' or related to a place name or...

LANGHORNE

LARNEAL

A surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from a place name or personal na...

LARSEN

A patronymic surname meaning 'son of Lars,' where Lars is a Scandinavian form of...

LASHER

An occupational surname derived from one who uses a lash or whip, or possibly a ...

LASKEY

LATOUR

A French topographic surname meaning 'the tower', referring to someone living ne...

LAY

A surname possibly derived from an occupational term for a layperson or from a t...

LAYTON

LAZARO

A patronymic surname derived from the personal name Lazarus, meaning 'God has he...

LAZOA

A Basque surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from Basque geographical ...

LEAF

Derived from the Old English word 'leaf' meaning permission or leave, or possibl...

LEAL

LEAVELL

Derived from Old English elements meaning 'leave' or 'lief' combined with a dimi...

LIEB

Derived from the German word 'lieb' meaning dear, beloved, or pleasant.

LILE

Possibly derived from Old English or Scottish Gaelic elements, with uncertain et...

LINTON

LIPPMANN

Derived from the personal name Lipman, with the German suffix '-mann' meaning ma...

LITTANER

LITTLEFIELD

LOFT

Derived from Old Norse 'lopt' or Middle English 'loft' referring to an upper roo...

LONGACRE

Derived from Old English elements meaning 'long' and 'acre', referring to a long...

LUCHS

Derived from the German word 'Luchs' meaning lynx, likely referring to someone w...

LUCKS

Possibly derived from the personal name Luke or from a word meaning luck or fort...

La Barba

Derived from the Italian and Spanish word 'barba' meaning beard, likely referrin...

La Boiteaux

Derived from French 'boiteux' meaning lame or limping, referring to someone with...

La Folette

Derived from French 'folette' meaning a small leaf or possibly referring to a fo...

La Follette

La Follette, Jr.

La Gorce

Derived from French 'gorge' meaning throat or a narrow valley, likely referring ...

La Guardia

La Porte

Derived from French 'porte' meaning door or gate, likely referring to someone li...

LaDAME

Derived from French 'dame' meaning lady or woman, likely referring to someone as...

LaFontaine

From the fountain or spring.

LaGuardia

From the guard or watchtower.

LaPorte

From the gate or door.

Labean

Origin and meaning are obscure and require further research.

Laborski

Possibly related to labor or work, with Slavic suffix.

Laboulaye

Possibly from a place name or topographic feature in France.

Lacey

From the Norman place name Lassy in France, or from a lace-maker.

Lacy

From the Norman place name Lassy in France, or from a lace-maker.

Ladd

Ladovitch

Patronymic form derived from a personal name with Slavic roots.

Lady

From the title or status of a lady, or from Old English 'hlæfdige' (loaf-kneade...

Laemmle

Possibly a diminutive or variant of a German personal name or place name.

Lafeore

Origin and meaning are obscure and require further research.

Lafferty

Anglicized form of the Irish name Ó Fhloinn or Ó Flaithbheartaigh.

Laflin

Origin and meaning are obscure and require further research.

Lafollette

Lager

From the occupational term for a camp or storage place keeper, or from a type of...

Lahm

A surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from a personal name or occupati...

Lahn

A surname possibly derived from the Lahn River in Germany or a related geographi...

Lahn P.

Lahovary

A Romanian surname of aristocratic or noble origin.

Laidlow

A surname derived from a place name in the Scottish Borders region.

Lais

A surname possibly derived from a personal name or occupational term related to ...

Lajoie

A surname meaning 'the joy' or 'joy,' derived from Old French elements.

Lake

A surname indicating residence near or by a body of water, specifically a lake.

Lamar

Lamb

Lambert

Bright land, from Germanic 'land' (land) and 'berht' (bright).

Lamberth

A surname derived from the personal name Lambert, meaning 'bright land' or 'famo...

Lamison

A surname derived from a personal name, possibly meaning 'son of Lami' or relate...

Lamon

A surname possibly derived from a personal name or place name element.

Lamont

Lampert

A surname derived from the personal name Lambert, meaning 'bright land' or 'famo...

Lamport

Lanaham

A surname possibly derived from a place name or personal name element, with unce...

Lancaster

Lance

A surname derived from the word 'lance,' referring to the weapon or possibly a p...

Lancheimer

A surname possibly derived from a place name or personal name element combined w...

Land

Landers

Landes

A surname derived from a place name or the word 'land,' possibly referring to la...

Landick

A surname possibly derived from a place name or personal name element with a dim...

Landis

Landon

Landreth

Derived from a place name in Scotland, possibly relating to land or territory.

Landsowne

Derived from a place name meaning 'land of the downs' or 'land on the downs'.

Lane

Derived from someone who lived on or near a lane, a narrow country road.

Laney

Derived from a place name or personal name, possibly meaning 'from the lane' or ...

Lang

A tall or long person.

Langford

Derived from a place name meaning 'long ford' or 'ford where the water is long o...

Langham

Derived from a place name meaning 'long homestead' or 'homestead on the long lan...

Langley

Langston

Derived from a place name meaning 'long stone' or 'stone of the tall man'.

Langtry

Derived from a place name meaning 'long tree' or 'settlement of the long tree'.

Lanham

Lanier

Derived from an occupational term for a wool carder or someone who works with wo...

Lanigan

Derived from the Irish name Ó Lannagáin, meaning 'descendant of Lannagán'.

Lankford

Lanning

Derived from a personal name or place name, possibly meaning 'son of Lann' or 's...

Lansburg

Derived from a place name meaning 'settlement of Lans' or 'fortress of Lans'.

Lansburgh

Lansdowne

Lansing

Lape

Possibly derived from a personal name or an occupational term, with uncertain et...

Lapham

Lapp

Possibly derived from a personal name or relating to the Sámi people (historica...

Lar

Derived from Latin 'lar' (household god) or possibly a shortened form of a longe...

Larcombe

Derived from a place name meaning 'lark valley' or 'valley of the larks'.

Lard

A surname derived from the word for fat or lard, possibly denoting a person who ...

Large

A descriptive surname referring to someone who was physically large, generous, o...

Largent

A surname derived from 'argent,' meaning silver, possibly denoting a silversmith...

Largercrantz

Largo

A surname derived from the word 'largo' meaning wide or broad, possibly denoting...

Larrea

A surname derived from Basque 'larrea' meaning meadow or pasture.

Larrey

A surname possibly derived from a place name or from 'lare,' an Old French word ...

Larsen-Ledet

Larson

Larutelle

A surname of uncertain origin, possibly a diminutive or variant of a French plac...

Lash

Laske

Lasker

Laski

A surname derived from a Polish place name or from 'las,' meaning forest in Poli...

Lasser

A surname possibly derived from 'lasse,' a German word, or from a place name.

Lassiter

Lasson

A patronymic surname possibly meaning 'son of Lars' or derived from another pers...

Laster

A surname possibly derived from an occupational term or personal name, with unce...

Latham

Lathern

A surname possibly derived from a place name or from an Old English word.

Lathrop

A surname derived from an English place name, possibly meaning 'farmstead by a b...

Lathrope

A surname derived from an English place name, possibly meaning 'farmstead by a b...

Latimer

Latrobe

A surname derived from a French place name, possibly meaning 'the oak' or from a...

Latta

Latts

Plural form or possessive of Latt, possibly derived from a personal name or occu...

Latvala

Lauchheimer

Inhabitant of Lauchheim, a town in Baden-Württemberg, Germany.

Laughlin

Lauher

One who works with lye or engages in lye-related occupations.

Laurell

Dweller by the laurel tree or a place characterized by laurel growth.

Laurence

Descendant of Laurence, derived from the Latin name Laurentius meaning 'from Lau...

Laurent

From Laurentum, an ancient Roman city, or meaning 'laurel'.

Lausent

Meaning uncertain; possibly related to a place name or personal name.

Lauterbach

Dweller by the clear or loud stream, from the German words 'lauter' (clear/loud)...

Lavorends

Meaning uncertain; possibly a variant or corrupted form of another surname.

Law

Lawford

Dweller by the ford where the law court was held or a ford associated with a per...

Lawler

Lawrence

Lawrenson

Son of Lawren, a variant of Lawrence, meaning 'descendant of the one crowned wit...

Lawson

Lawton

Lawyer

One who practices law; a legal professional or advocate.

Lazier

One who is lazy or sluggish, or possibly a variant of a French surname.

Lazora

Meaning uncertain; possibly related to the name Lazarus or a place name.

Le Breton

The Breton; a person from Brittany or of Breton descent.

Le Bruce

The Bruce; referring to someone of the Bruce family or from the place of Bruce.

Le Clair

The clear one or the bright one.

Le Gorce

The gorge or the throat.

Le Grande

The great one or the large one.

Le Graud

The great one (variant spelling).

Le Kashman

Uncertain; possibly 'the cashier' or 'the money handler'.

Le May

The May or the hawthorn.

Le Merle

The blackbird.

Le Moyne

The monk.

Le Tellier

The tile maker or the roofer.

LeBreton

LeHand

LeMAITRE

The master or the teacher.

LeMemea

Uncertain; possibly Polynesian or mixed origin.

LePair

The peer or the equal.

LeSeure

The sure one or the certain one.

LeValie

Uncertain; possibly 'the valley' or related to topographic features.

Lea

Leach

Leachman

A man who works with leaches or a physician.

Leader

One who leads or guides others, or a person of authority.

Leagare

Possibly derived from a place name or a variant of a personal name.

Leahy

Leale

Loyal or faithful, derived from the Old French word for loyalty.

Lear

A person who learns or studies, or possibly derived from a place name.

Learned

A person of learning or education; scholarly.

Leary

Wary, cautious, or suspicious; alternatively, a variant of the Irish name Ó Lai...

Leathers

A worker in leather; one who makes or sells leather goods.

Leatherwood

Leavenworth

A settlement or enclosure associated with leavening or rising, or a place name e...

Leavitt

Leavy

Possibly derived from an Irish personal name or a variant of 'Leavey.'

Lebrix

Uncertain; possibly derived from a Germanic personal name or place element.

Lebrun

The brown one; a person with brown hair or complexion.

Lecarione

Uncertain; possibly derived from an Italian place name or personal name element.

Leche

Ledoux

The sweet one; a person with a sweet or gentle disposition.

Ledyard

A settlement or enclosure associated with a leader or a place name element.

Lee

A surname derived from a meadow or clearing, particularly one that is sheltered ...

Lee Patten

A compound surname combining 'Lee' (a meadow or clearing) and 'Patten' (a wooden...

Leech

Leeds

Derived from the city of Leeds in Yorkshire, England, or from the River Aire val...

Leese

Derived from the Old English word for 'meadow' or 'pasture,' or possibly from a ...

Leesh

Possibly a variant of Leese or derived from a place name with similar elements.

Lefeore

Lefevre

A blacksmith or metalworker, from Old French 'lefèvre'.

Leffingwell

Lefkowitch

Derived from the Yiddish personal name Lefko, with the suffix -witch indicating ...

Legarda

Possibly derived from a Basque place name or topographic feature, though the exa...

Legare

Derived from the French word 'légère' meaning 'light' or 'agile,' used as a de...

Leger

Derived from the Old French 'leger' meaning 'light' or 'agile,' describing someo...

Legge

Legget

Possibly derived from a place name or from a personal name, though the exact ori...

Leggett

Legina

Possibly derived from an Italian or Eastern European place name or personal name...

Legrand

The tall one, from Old French 'le' (the) and 'grand' (tall, great).

Leguia

Possibly derived from a Basque place name or topographic feature, though the exa...

Leguir

Possibly derived from a Basque or Spanish place name or topographic element, tho...

Lehlbach

Lehman

Lehmann

A person who teaches or serves as a feudal tenant farmer.

Leib

Derived from the Yiddish word 'leib' meaning 'body' or 'life,' used as a given n...

Leicht

Derived from the German word 'leicht' meaning 'light' in weight or character, us...

Leigan

Possibly derived from an Irish or Scottish Gaelic personal name or place name, t...

Leigh

Leighton

Leiserson

Leiter

Leith

Derived from the port town of Leith near Edinburgh, Scotland, or from a Scots wo...

Leitner

One who leads or guides, derived from the German word 'leiten' meaning to lead.

Leitzel

A diminutive form related to leading or guiding, possibly a variant of Leitner.

Leizear

Etymology and meaning are uncertain; possibly related to place names or occupati...

Lejeune

Lejuene

The young one, derived from French 'le jeune' meaning the young.

Leland

Lemke

A diminutive form possibly related to Lemuel or derived from Slavic roots meanin...

Lenihan

Lenroot

Lenski

Of or relating to Lensk, a place in Siberia, or derived from Slavic roots meanin...

Lentex

Meaning is unclear; possibly a variant or corrupted form of another surname.

Lentx

Meaning is unclear; possibly a variant spelling or abbreviation.

Lentz

Derived from the personal name Lentz, a shortened form of Leonard.

Leon

Lion, derived from the Greek word 'leon' meaning lion.

Leonard

Brave as a lion, derived from Germanic elements meaning 'lion' and 'brave' or 's...

Leonard Thompson

Brave lion (Leonard) and son of Tom (Thompson), combining Germanic and English n...

Leone

Lion.

Lepkowska

Female form of Lepkowski, possibly derived from a place name or personal name el...

Lepow

Possibly derived from a place name or personal name element in Polish or Yiddish...

Lepuniska

Meaning is unclear; possibly a Slavic surname of uncertain origin.

Lerch

Possibly derived from the larch tree (German 'Lärche') or from a personal name.

Lesche

A surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from a place name or occupationa...

Lescot

A French surname possibly derived from a diminutive form or place name.

Lesinski

A Polish surname likely derived from a place name with the -ski suffix indicatin...

Leslie

A surname derived from the Scottish place name Leslie in Aberdeenshire, meaning ...

Lesseps

A French surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from a place name or occu...

Lessimoff

A Russian surname likely derived from a personal name with the -off/-ov suffix i...

Lessinoff

A Russian surname likely derived from a personal name with the -off suffix indic...

Lester

Letcher

An English surname derived from an occupational term for someone who worked with...

Letts

An English surname derived from a personal name or occupational term, possibly r...

Leut.

Lever

Leverhulme

An English surname derived from a place name, likely combining 'lever' or 'leavo...

Leversedge

An English surname derived from a place name combining 'lever' with 'sedge,' ref...

Levin

A surname derived from the Hebrew name Levi or from Germanic roots, possibly mea...

Levinsky

A surname derived from the Hebrew name Levi with the Slavic -sky suffix, indicat...

Levis

Levitt

Levson

An English or Jewish surname derived from a personal name, likely meaning 'son o...

Levy

Lewin

A surname derived from a personal name, possibly from Old English or Germanic ro...

Lewinski

Descendant of Lewin, a name derived from the root meaning 'lion' or 'dear friend...

Lewis

Son of Lewis, derived from the Germanic name meaning 'famous warrior'.

Lewisohn

Son of Lewis, combining the given name Lewis with the Germanic patronymic suffix...

Lewton

Lexford

A resident of a ford associated with a place called Lex or a ford where flax gre...

Ley

A resident of a clearing, meadow, or arable land.

Lezama

Li

Liang

Bright, clear, or good; one of the oldest Chinese surnames with roots in ancient...

Libbey

Libby

A diminutive or nickname form of Elizabeth or Liberty.

Lidy

Possibly derived from a place name or a variant of Liddy, an Irish diminutive of...

Lieber

Liebermann

A man who is dear or beloved, combining the German word 'lieb' (dear) with 'mann...

Liebold

A bold or brave person who is dear or beloved, combining 'lieb' (dear) with 'bol...

Lien

In Vietnamese, it may relate to 'liên' (lotus); in French, it may derive from '...

Liggett

Ligon

Possibly derived from a place name or a variant of Logan, meaning 'small hollow'...

Liles

Possibly derived from a place name or a plural form of 'lile', an archaic term f...

Lilienthal

Lilley

A resident of a place where lilies grew or a place name containing the element '...

Lillie

A resident of a place where lilies grew or a variant spelling of Lilley.

Lilly

Lima

Derived from the city of Lima, Peru, or from a place name in Portugal or Spain.

Limbecker

A person from Limbach, a place in Germany, or one who worked with lime.

Limeberger

A person from Limburg or a place with 'Lime' in its name, or one associated with...

Lincoln

Lind

Lindberg

A person from a mountain or hill with linden trees.

Lindbergh

Linderman

A man associated with linden trees or from a linden-tree location.

Lindholm

Lindly

From a place with linden trees or a linden-tree clearing.

Lindquist

A person from a linden-tree branch or twig.

Lindsay

A person from Lindsey, a place meaning 'linden tree island' in Old English.

Lindsey

Lineberger

A person from a place with linden trees on a mountain or hill.

Lines

A person who lives on or near a boundary line or linen worker.

Lingwitz

A person from a place with linden trees or a Slavic-influenced German location.

Linn

Linsay

From the island of Lindsey or a place with linden trees.

Linsenmeyer

A person who grows or sells lentils, or a farmer associated with lentil cultivat...

Linskey

From a place with linden trees or a variant of Lindsay.

Linthicum

Linz

A person from Linz, the capital city of Upper Austria.

Linzey

From a place with linden trees or a variant of Lindsay.

Lippett

A person from a place called Lippet or a descriptive surname related to lips.

Lippitt

Lipscomb

A surname derived from a place name in England, likely referring to a settlement...

Lisne

The origin and meaning of this surname are obscure and may relate to a place nam...

Lister

A surname derived from the occupational term for a person who dyed cloth or work...

Listoe

The origin is uncertain, possibly a variant of Lister or a place-derived surname...

Littell

Little

A descriptive surname referring to someone who was small in stature or of diminu...

Littlejohn

A descriptive surname referring to a person of small stature with the given name...

Littlepage

A surname derived from a place name or descriptive term referring to a small pag...

Littleton

Livermore

A topographic surname derived from a place name, likely referring to a settlemen...

Livingston

Livingstone

Lizaire

The origin is uncertain, possibly derived from a French or Occitan place name or...

Lleemann

The origin is uncertain, possibly derived from a German or Scandinavian personal...

Llewellyn

A surname derived from the Welsh given name Llywelyn, meaning 'leader' or 'ruler...

Lloyd

Lloyd Garrison

A compound surname combining Lloyd (Welsh for 'gray') with Garrison (English for...

Lloyd George

A compound name combining Lloyd (Welsh for 'gray') with George (Greek for 'farme...

Lloyd Jones

A compound surname combining Lloyd (Welsh for 'gray') with Jones (English patron...

Lobdell

A surname possibly derived from a place name or personal name, with uncertain et...

Lobeck

A surname possibly derived from a German place name or personal name, with uncer...

Lobingier

A surname of uncertain origin, possibly derived from a place name or occupationa...

Locke

Lockerby

A person from Lockerbie, a town in Dumfriesshire, Scotland.

Lockhart

A person who guards or tends to locks, or derived from a place name in Scotland.

Lockhead

A person from a place called Lockhead, or one who lived at the head of a lock or...

Lockman

A person who makes or tends to locks, or a locksmith.

Lockwood

Lodge

Loe

A person from a place called Loe, or derived from a topographic feature.

Loeb

A lion, derived from the German word for the animal.

Loebler

A person associated with lions or a maker of lion-related items.

Loefler

A spoon maker or a person who makes wooden spoons.

Loehler

A person associated with holes or a maker of holes, or variant of Loefler.

Loening

A person from a place called Loening, or derived from a topographic feature.

Lofouist

A person from a place called Lofoten or a similar Scandinavian location.

Loftos

A person from a place called Loft or Loftos, or one who lived in a loft.

Logan

Lohman

A person who lives by a clearing or a person associated with loam.

Lohmer

A person from a place called Lohm or a person associated with a clearing.

Lohr

Derived from a place name or occupational term related to learning or teaching.

Lombard

A person from Lombardy, Italy, or a member of the Lombard people.

Lombardi

From Lombardy or Lombard person.

Lomen

Possibly derived from a place name or personal name in Scandinavian regions.

Lomer

Possibly an occupational surname or derived from a personal name.

Londell

Possibly derived from London or a variant of place-based surnames.

London

A person from London, England, or someone associated with the city.

Lone

Possibly derived from a Scandinavian personal name or an English descriptive ter...

Lone Teppee

A name combining 'Lone' with a Native American element, possibly meaning 'tipi' ...

Lonergan

Long

A descriptive surname referring to someone who was tall, or had long hair or oth...

Longden

A person from Longden, a place name in England, or from a long valley or dell.

Longergan

Derived from the Irish 'O'Longergan' or similar Gaelic patronymic forms.

Longfellow

A tall or long-limbed person, or someone with a long gait.

Longley

A person from Longley, a place name in England, or from a long clearing or meado...

Longstreet

A person living on or near a long street or road.

Longworth

Loomis

Loos

Possibly derived from a place name or a descriptive term related to loose or ope...

Lopez

Son of Lope, derived from the Latin lupus meaning 'wolf'.

Lopez Gutierrez

A compound surname combining 'Lopez' (son of Lope) with 'Gutierrez' (son of Guti...

Lopez Herrarte

Son of López with the surname Herrarte, likely referring to an iron-working fam...

Lopez Pumarejo

Son of López with the surname Pumarejo, possibly relating to a place or occupat...

Lora

Lorch

Possibly derived from a Germanic personal name or an occupational term related t...

Lord

Lord O'Brien

A title-based surname combining the English word 'Lord' with the Irish patronymi...

Lorillard

Possibly derived from a French occupational or locational term, with uncertain e...

Lorimer

A person who makes or sells lorimer work, a form of metalwork involving bits and...

Loring

Lothian

Lothrop

Lothrup

Derived from a place name or personal name, possibly relating to a settlement or...

Lott

Lotta

Possibly derived from a personal name or a descriptive term, with uncertain etym...

Loucas

Derived from the Greek personal name Lucas, meaning man from Lucania.

Louchheim

Derived from a place name, possibly referring to a settlement or geographical lo...

Loucious

Possibly a variant or anglicization of another surname, with uncertain etymology...

Louck

Possibly derived from a personal name or occupational term, with uncertain etymo...

Loud

Possibly derived from a personal name or a descriptive term relating to sound or...

Louden

Loudon

Derived from a place name, likely referring to a settlement or geographical loca...

Loughlin

Derived from the Irish personal name Lochlainn, meaning descendant of the Norsem...

Loughridge

Ridge near a lough or lake.

Louria

Possibly derived from Greek elements or a variant of Laurentius.

Lousway

Possibly a variant of 'Loughway' or a habitational name from an English place.

Louw

Possibly derived from the Dutch personal name Lodewijck or a variant of Louis.

Lovaton

Possibly from a place name or a variant of 'Loveton' meaning settlement of Lova ...

Lovatt

Possibly derived from a personal name or a place name element.

Love

Lovejoy

Lovett

Lovette

Low

Low Harriman

Compound surname combining 'Low' (from low-lying land) with 'Harriman' (possibly...

Lowden

Lowe

Lowell

Lowenthal

Valley of lions, from German 'Löwe' (lion) and 'Thal' (valley).

Lowery

Possibly derived from a place name or a variant of 'Lowrie' meaning low-lying ar...

Lowrie

Low-lying area or possibly derived from the personal name Laurence.

Lowry

Lozier

Luber

Possibly derived from a place name or an occupational term.

Lubin

Lubomirski

Lubore

Etymology and meaning are uncertain.

Lubouska

Possibly derived from a Slavic personal name or place name element.

Lubritscht

Possibly derived from a German or Yiddish place name or personal name.

Lucas

Luce

Lucero

Morning star or bright light, from Spanish 'lucero' meaning the planet Venus or ...

Lucktenberg

A topographic surname referring to a mountain or hill associated with luck or fo...

Luddington

Ludlow

Ludwig

A patronymic surname derived from the given name Ludwig, meaning 'famous warrior...

Luecke

A topographic or descriptive surname referring to a gap, opening, or clearing in...

Lueke

A variant spelling of Luecke, referring to a gap or opening in the landscape.

Luff

A surname possibly derived from a nautical term or a descriptive term relating t...

Lufkin

Luhring

Lukrs

The meaning of this surname is unclear and requires further research.

Lull

A surname possibly derived from a descriptive term or an occupational name relat...

Luna

A surname derived from the word for 'moon' in Romance languages, possibly indica...

Lund

Lundborg

A topographic surname referring to a fortified place or castle near a grove or f...

Lundeen

Lundguist

A topographic surname referring to a branch or twig of a grove, or possibly a pe...

Lundh

A topographic surname derived from 'lund' meaning grove or forest.

Lunn

Luoma

A topographic surname referring to a bone or skeletal feature, or possibly a pla...

Luquer

A surname possibly derived from an occupational term or a place name in French-s...

Lust

A surname possibly derived from a descriptive term or an occupational name, or f...

Luther

A patronymic surname derived from the given name Luther, meaning 'famous warrior...

Luthrell

Derived from a place name or personal name, possibly related to Lutherie or Luth...

Lutton

A person from Lutton, a place name found in several English counties.

Luttrell

A person from Luttrell, a place in Somerset, England, or derived from a personal...

Lutz

Lyles

Lyman

Lynch

Descendant of Loingseach, meaning mariner or seafarer.

Lynd

A person from Lynd or derived from a descriptive term relating to linden trees o...

Lynn

Lyon

Lyons

Lytle

A person of small stature or from a place associated with smallness.