Forename L.

Across the world, L. (L. , リー , Л. ) is a common unisex given name. The given name L. is habitual in Guam, where it is quite a common girly name, Indonesia, where it is quite a rare epicene name, and Taiwan. Measured by absolute frequency, it is the most numerous in Indonesia, China, and Taiwan. Much more prevalently, L. is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name L.

name リー, name إل., name Джеймс, name ล., name এল, name 罗., name ルーカス, name Луций, name لوکا, name ルカ, name Луцій, name Leonid, name Ｌ., name ルーカ, name Уильям, name Люциус, name Luci, name 路易斯, name L., name Лев, name L, name ลอ., name 尔., name ال., name Lucio, name Л., name ล้อ., name Лутсия, name Lucius

VARIANT	COUNTRY
L.	Taiwan, Spain, Italy, Indonesia, China
リー	Japan
Л.	Bulgaria, Belarus, Russia, Armenia, Serbia
إل.	Saudi Arabia

First names said to be same

L, Leonid, Luci, Lucio, Lucius, Джеймс, Лев, Лутсия, Луций, Луцій, Люциус, Уильям, ال., لوکا, এল, ล., ลอ., ล้อ., ルカ, ルーカ, ルーカス, 尔., 罗., 路易斯, and Ｌ.

First name L. in the context

L. is also a popular name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Sheldon Cooper , the Fictional character in The Big Bang Theory; Benjamin L. Willard , the fictional character in the 1979 film Apocalypse Now; Rory Gilmore , the fictional character from the television series Gilmore Girls; Chucky , the An antagonist fictional character, appeared in "Child's Play" franchise and L. Frank Baum/Wizard , the musical character in the musical The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, and in many other works.

Notable namesakes

	l. vitellius 1st century AD Roman senator and consul (15-69), IT (b. 15)
	l. roscius mae. fabatus Ancient Roman politician, IT (b. 90)
	l. pinarius scarpus nephew or grandnephew of Julius Caesar (b. 50)
	l. gellius l.f.l.n. poplicola mid-1st century BC Roman politician (b. 50)
	l. sempronius l.f.l.n. atratinus 1st century BC Roman consul, legate and governor (b. 73)
	l. cornelius cinna suffect consul 32 BC (b. 77)
	l. marcius l.f.c.n. censorinus Roman consul in 39 BC (b. 89)
	l. scribonius l.f. libo brother-in-law of Octavian and Roman consul in 34 BC (b. 90)
	l. cornificius l.f. Roman politician (b. 100)
	l. antonius saturninus 1st-century Roman governor, general and usurper, DE (b. 100)
	l. cornelius lentulus Roman consul 38 BC (b. 100)
	l. calpurnius piso legionare in Macedonia 43 BC (b. 100)
	l. caecilius c.f.q.n. metellus Roman consul 68 BC (b. 130)
	l. fufius (b. 124)
	l. gellius l.f.l.n. poplicola Roman general and politician (c. 136 BC–c. 54 BC) (b. 135)

Characteristic surnames

Ma, Ar, An, Al, Sk, Sy, So, Se, Su, Ab, Si, M,, Mg, Ms, Mr, My, Mu, Mi, Mo, Sa, and Ad