In French there are three definite articles (the definite article is "the") which are the masculine version le, and the feminine version la, and the plural les. Generally when "la" is at the beginning of a name, it is because in the original French, the name was "the" something; the beautiful, the fat, the rich, etc. Of course, there are other languages than French which also use that syllable, so other etymologies are possible.
They are the feminine (la) and the masculine (le) of "the"
Latonya is a common modern girls name and is made up of the combination prefix La and the name Tonya. ( it's true)
Do you mean Corsica? ;)
Before it was named Mindanao, the island was known as Ma-i or Maguindanaon. Mindanao is the current name given to the southernmost major island in the Philippines.
"La Rocha" in Spanish translates to "the rock" in English. It is often used as a surname or a place name in some regions.
La Rochelle is the name of a city.
emerald or la emerald
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a girl name savannah........
It is a truncated sentence. It means, 'How did the ________ contest turn out?' It ends before identifying the name or type of contest.
name of the celebrity
La Fonda is a popular African American name meaning of the gorilla.
i dont love (put persons name)
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It is a name and has no particular meaning.
It's a last name from Spain. My last name is Serna... ;)
They are the feminine (la) and the masculine (le) of "the"