Laura comes from the Latin word 'laurus,' meaning 'laurel' — the bay laurel tree whose leaves were woven into crowns to honor victors and poets in ancient Rome and Greece. The name carries connotations of honor, achievement, and distinction.
Laureen
God is merciful
Laurel
Bearing laurel, symbol of honor and victory
Lauren
Laurel tree, crown of honor
Laurence
Crowned with laurel
Laurent
Laurel tree
Lauretta
Bitter laurel
Lauri
Bitter sweet
Laurie
Crown of laurel
Lauryn
Crowned with laurel
Lavern
Dark lake
Laverne
God is my servant
Lavina
Formal flower
Lavinia
Form of Lucina
Lavon
Love's noble
Lavonne
God's gift of love
Lawanda
Strong and lovely
Lawrence
laurel tree
Lawson
Lawful son
Layke
Lake of calm
Layla
night
Laylah
God is my night
Layne
Way to the land
Layth
Darkness illuminates
Layton
Strong and quiet
Lazaro
God's peace
Lazarus
God has helped, God is my help
Lazlo
God's people, noble
Lea
Weary one
Leah
weary, tired
Leander
lion man
Leandra
Queenly strength
Leandre
Hand and spear
Leandro
Hand of glory
Leann
Beautiful vision
Leanna
Beautiful and gracious
Leanne
Flower of praise
Leda
Leader's daughter
Ledger
Account keeper
Lee
meadow
Leeann
A compound of Lee (woodland clearing) and Ann (grace), combining two Old English and Hebrew roots into a single name.