Levon

Levon carries a sense of majesty and warmth, drawing from both Armenian and Hebrew roots. In Armenian, it means 'lion', derived from 'lew', suggesting strength and bravery. Meanwhile, the Hebrew interpretation links Levon to 'heart', from 'lev', giving it a softer, more noble undertone. This duality makes Levon feel both powerful and tender, a name that embodies courage and compassion.

In terms of popularity, Levon made its debut in the Top 1000 in 1937 and reached its peak at #878 in 1953. While it never broke into the top 100, it has remained a classic choice, spending a total of 11 years in the Top 1000. The name saw a significant drop from #2087 to #2988 in 2001 but made an impressive leap of 892 spots between 2011 and 2012. As of 2024, Levon ranks at #1771.

Levon’s classic and strong style makes it a timeless choice. It carries the personality of a brave and noble character, fitting for someone who is both a leader and a protector. Whether you're drawn to its historical roots or its balanced character, Levon stands out as a name with enduring appeal.