Lacona 

Strong

Brave
Confident

Graceful

Smart

Lacona ilia like a butterfly in the clouds

Lacona by Sky_kitty15 November 20, 2023

Lacona 

Lacona is a name rare name nobody has except me and my mom, Lacona is confident and independent, she’s a warrior and can take in many bad days. She doesn’t need validation she gives good advice, she’s smart, thoughtful and always thinks ahead of time, she doesn’t take less from anyone, she can be very kind until someone does her wrong than she steps back and begins to open her eyes. She’s very loving and loyal, ride or die, that’s who Lacona is.

“Lacona is like a warrior in a battlefield”

Lacona by Sky_kitty15 November 20, 2023

lacoya 

Lacoya is someone who is destined to be a star. She was always an outcast as a child but blossomed into a very beautiful girl. She is a very loyal friend and knows how to make someone's self esteem rise. She puts her all into whatever she feels is worth it. She's always trying to find ways to make money and for that reason she will be rich one day

Lacoya is such an it girl.

lacoya by Love22 October 14, 2013

laconic 

A word derived from the region of Greece named Laconia, the capital city of which is Sparta. It means to speak in a concise way, as the Spartans often did.

Philip II of Macedon: "You are advised to submit without further delay, for if I bring my army into your land, I will destroy your farms, slay your people, and raze your city."

Sparta: "If."

^that's laconic^

laconic by enote August 1, 2012

Lacuna 

A blank space, a missing part.

A person or a place, a connection or a flame that slipped away. Impossible to replace as nothing fits except Lacuna.

Lacuna hurts

Lacuna by littleloops April 18, 2018

Lacoda 

Lacoda is a short, relatable human. She is one of the best, funniest, smartest, and prettiest human beings you will meet!

Lacoda is my gym buddy.

Lacoda by oof shawty February 28, 2019

Laconic 

An adjective used to describe individuals who are brief in speech and communication; some one who is quiet and answers questions and talks in short answers and sentences.

Laconic individuals get straight to the point, where in some instances people may misconstrue it as rudeness or creepiness.

Person: Have we met?
Laconic person: No.
Person: But you know me.
Laconic Person: I know of you. We haven't met.
Person: So how exactly do you know me?
Laconic Person: I see you.
Person: Where? In public or in advertisements?
Laconic Person: Yes.
Person: Which one?
Laconic Person: Both.

Laconic by Khamileon November 27, 2011