Leo
Found 12 entry about "Leo"
Լեո(Armenian)
LEE-oh or LAY-oh
LEH-o(German, Danish, Finnish)
LEH-yo(Dutch)
Leo Name meanings & History
Lion, brave, strong. Leo is a versatile name that can fit with a wide range of personalities and lifestyles. It can be used as a standalone name or as a nickname for longer names like Leonardo or Leonidas. It is also commonly used as a middle name.
Zodiac Sign of Leo: Lover Taurus,Logical Libra
Synonyms of Leo:
L: Lovely,Legal,Lazy,Lover,Liaison,Languid,Luscious
E: Entertain,Enlighten,Enliven,Exaggerate,Environment,Expressive
O: Obstinate,Organized,Obsolete,Ostentatious,Obsessive
Leo is:- a Classic name
- a Refined name
- a Simple name
- a Strange name
- a Strong name
- a Wholesome name
Famous People
Famous people with the name Leo include actor Leonardo DiCaprio, singer Leo Sayer, and artist Leo Villareal.
2.) LEO (Male)
Usage: American
Meanings: Late Latin name derived from leo (a lion). Leo is also used as a short form of any of the names using it as a beginning element. (LEE-O)
3.) Leo (Male)
4.) LEO (Male)
Usage: Greek
Meanings: Late Latin name derived from leo (lion). Alternatively, Leo is used as a short form of Leontios (lion). (LEH-O)
5.) LEO (Male)
6.) LEO (Male)
Usage: Italian
Meanings: Late Latin name derived from leo (lion). Alternatively, Leo is a short form of Leon (lion) and Leonardo (strong or brave as a lion). (LEE-O)
7.) LEO (Male)
8.) LEO (Male)
Usage: German
Meanings: A borrowing from the Late Latin, Leo is directly derived from leo (lion). Leo is also used as a short form of Leonhard (brave as a lion). See LEONHARD. (LEE-O)
9.) Leo (Male)
10.) Leo (Male)
11.) LEO (Male)
Usage: Irish
Meanings: A borrowing from the Late Latin, Leo is derived from leo (lion). The name was borne by thirteen popes, including Leo (I) the Great (400?-61). In Ireland, the name was first borne in honor of Pope Leo XIII (1810-1903), who ascended to the papacy in 1873. Leon is the Irish form. (LEE-O)
12.) LEO (Male)
Usage: English
Meanings: A borrowing from the Late Latin, Leo is derived from leo (lion). The name, which was borne by thirteen popes, including Leo (I) the Great (400? -61), is also used as a short form of Leonard (lion-hearted). See LEONARD. (LEE-O)
