Romantic Era Names

innkeeper, potter

bright, famous

bread-kneader, mistress of the house

from the faith

to babble, to prattle, to chatter

To babble, to talk; also a diminutive of Laleh (tulip)

of the sea

bright land

bright land, famous land

lamb town; settlement where lambs are kept

land of the people, famous land

long island or long horn

long hill, long mound

from the small halls

ardent, eager, passionate

barn village

farmstead by the hill

little laurel

laurel, from Laurentum

laurel tree, victorious; bitter, beloved

bay laurel tree, symbol of honor and victory

laurel, victory

laurel, bay tree

laurel tree, victory

little laurel

laurel tree, victory

laurel tree, sweet bay tree

laurel tree, victory

laurel, victorious

laurel, victorious

laurel tree, victorious

purification, or from Lavinium

from Laurentum

woman of Lavinium

from Laurentum

from Laurentum; crowned with laurel

from Laurentum, laurel-crowned

dweller by the elm tree

light

light, bright one

From Lece's mere/lake

the great one

from Leicester (a place name)

Meadow, clearing, or pasture

dark-haired, dark, night

Bright, shining one; also, 'torch' or 'moon'

bright, shining (Lena) and beloved, bitter, or sea of sorrow (Marie)

light, compassion