Boy Leon Meaning lion, Leon is from Greek origins. Leon Name Origin: Greek Pronunciation: lee-on See what 9 people think about Leon Share Popularity Alternatives Lists Comments Infographic of Leon name meaning, which is Meaning lion, Leon is from Greek origins. Ask your friends & family about Leon… Share Pin Tweet Email Text Leon Name Popularity How popular is the name Leon? Here’s everything we know. Chart Raw Data By State Year Rank # Births % Births 1910 81 393 0.1116% 1911 77 503 0.1351% 1912 79 981 0.1945% 1913 81 1,138 0.2007% 1914 85 1,396 0.2003% 1915 82 1,965 0.2163% 1916 85 1,939 0.2007% 1917 82 2,094 0.2093% 1918 76 2,436 0.227% 1919 80 2,246 0.2145% 1920 75 2,543 0.2287% 1921 74 2,609 0.2278% 1922 77 2,513 0.2256% 1923 77 2,520 0.225% 1924 76 2,672 0.2301% 1925 76 2,628 0.2325% 1926 73 2,643 0.2403% 1927 78 2,593 0.2343% 1928 80 2,450 0.229% 1929 81 2,334 0.2253% 1930 81 2,388 0.2286% 1931 84 2,239 0.2269% 1932 83 2,290 0.2318% 1933 85 2,187 0.2347% 1934 87 2,283 0.2362% 1935 86 2,275 0.2341% 1936 82 2,270 0.2357% 1937 84 2,322 0.2356% 1938 85 2,344 0.229% 1939 85 2,316 0.2277% 1940 89 2,313 0.2176% 1941 94 2,360 0.2097% 1942 93 2,542 0.2013% 1943 103 2,446 0.1874% 1944 108 2,144 0.173% 1945 111 2,091 0.1715% 1946 113 2,334 0.1582% 1947 116 2,485 0.1489% 1948 119 2,371 0.1485% 1949 120 2,410 0.1498% 1950 119 2,422 0.1504% 1951 122 2,366 0.1395% 1952 124 2,373 0.1359% 1953 137 2,262 0.1278% 1954 140 2,127 0.1164% 1955 143 2,137 0.1162% 1956 153 2,033 0.1076% 1957 165 1,866 0.097% 1958 162 1,926 0.1019% 1959 175 1,739 0.0915% 1960 188 1,629 0.086% 1961 194 1,541 0.0816% 1962 194 1,533 0.0835% 1963 201 1,460 0.0813% 1964 190 1,462 0.0831% 1965 199 1,235 0.0755% 1966 187 1,290 0.0826% 1967 194 1,178 0.0776% 1968 196 1,169 0.0779% 1969 214 1,121 0.0728% 1970 208 1,191 0.0748% 1971 227 1,014 0.0675% 1972 218 1,003 0.0736% 1973 218 989 0.0763% 1974 218 946 0.0728% 1975 232 848 0.066% 1976 222 893 0.0693% 1977 229 910 0.0675% 1978 226 901 0.067% 1979 243 875 0.0621% 1980 253 852 0.0583% 1981 254 833 0.0567% 1982 255 834 0.0558% 1983 269 731 0.0495% 1984 263 766 0.0515% 1985 282 693 0.0457% 1986 300 647 0.0429% 1987 316 632 0.0414% 1988 321 637 0.0409% 1989 352 605 0.0375% 1990 380 577 0.0348% 1991 386 543 0.0333% 1992 400 538 0.0337% 1993 423 505 0.0324% 1994 416 509 0.0332% 1995 450 467 0.031% 1996 459 434 0.029% 1997 479 408 0.0276% 1998 472 423 0.0283% 1999 480 427 0.0285% 2000 501 416 0.0272% 2001 498 421 0.0279% 2002 496 424 0.0283% 2003 494 455 0.0299% 2004 517 428 0.0281% 2005 523 429 0.0281% 2006 513 466 0.0298% 2007 495 495 0.0314% 2008 507 497 0.0322% 2009 448 575 0.0385% 2010 416 635 0.0441% 2011 410 649 0.0456% 2012 355 825 0.0579% 2013 321 990 0.0695% 2014 318 1,044 0.0717% 2015 312 1,102 0.0757% 2016 274 1,284 0.0891% 2017 245 1,481 0.1061% 2018 235 1,581 0.1151% 2019 207 1,838 0.1358% 2020 199 1,841 0.1446% Alaska (AK) Alabama (AL) Arkansas (AR) Arizona (AZ) California (CA) Colorado (CO) Connecticut (CT) District of Columbia (DC) Delaware (DE) Florida (FL) Georgia (GA) Hawaii (HI) Iowa (IA) Idaho (ID) Illinois (IL) Indiana (IN) Kansas (KS) Kentucky (KY) Louisiana (LA) Massachusetts (MA) Maryland (MD) Maine (ME) Michigan (MI) Minnesota (MN) Missouri (MO) Mississippi (MS) Montana (MT) North Carolina (NC) North Dakota (ND) Nebraska (NE) New Hampshire (NH) New Jersey (NJ) New Mexico (NM) Nevada (NV) New York (NY) Ohio (OH) Oklahoma (OK) Oregon (OR) Pennsylvania (PA) Rhode Island (RI) South Carolina (SC) South Dakota (SD) Tennessee (TN) Texas (TX) Utah (UT) Virginia (VA) Vermont (VT) Washington (WA) Wisconsin (WI) West Virginia (WV) Wyoming (WY) Data via SSA.gov. Names Like Leon If you like Leon, you’ll love these other names like Leon. What names are diminutives of Leon? A diminutive is a name that’s like Leon sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Leon, but shorter. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Li A diminutive form of Leo, Leon, and Lionel. Lin Linden tree hill English What names are variants of Leon? Mix it up with these names that are a variation of the name Leon. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Leoncio Lion Latin Leone Lion strength Greek Lioni Greek Lionisio Greek Lionni Greek What names sound like Leon? If you like how Leon sounds, you might also like these names that sound like Leon. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Len Lion strength German Lenn Lion strength German Lion Lion Latin Lon From Laurentum; strong, warlike Spanish Lyon Lion French What names are similar to Leon? Find a name that’s like Leon, but just a little bit different. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Leonard Lion strength German Napoleon Lion of the new city Italian Lists With Leon Find inspiration in these baby boy name lists featuring the name Leon. Celebrity Names for Boys With Hollywood Shine // 177 names Celebrity names for boys are equal parts classic, cool, and yes, crazy. From the perennially popular to the ultra-rare, we have them here to explore. Middle Names for Boys That Are Totally Awesome // 359 names We’ve searched high and low for the best mix of middle names for boys. Whether you love a timeless pick or seek something modern, check out our list here! Masculine Boy Names For Your Bold Baby // 219 names Many parents exclusively seek out masculine boy names for their little guy. From powerful and mighty to stoic and mature, we’ve gathered up our favorite masculine boy names on one list! Hipster Boy Names that are Way Too Cool // 184 names Looking for a name with good vibes and cool factor? Try hipster boy names! These stylish monikers aren’t all that popular, but they’re exploding with awesome! Old Fashioned Boy Names (That Sound Totally Fresh) // 148 names Old fashioned boy names are no doubt a new favorite. With their dashing sounds and rich histories, parents can’t get enough of these vintage darlings! Siblings of Leon Mamas with kids named Leon also have kids with these names. Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender Nadia Hope Slavic Alejandro Defender of man Spanish Share Your Thoughts 9 Comments Sarah Braziel Jun 22 at 10:52 am because it means Lion!! and Leon Bridges duh. Reply Brandi Jo J Berg Mar 4 at 10:41 am Leon got his first name from his great grandfather and his 2 middle names from 2 of his grandfather’s its an honor to have his first name due to its a military family name and his grandmother paternal was ecstatic to have him have his name Reply Sharon May 18 at 6:54 am My husband like tht name Reply Sharon Jan 1 at 11:05 pm My husband like this name. Reply Kimberly Oct 15 at 12:55 pm His dad picked the first name i chose the middle names cause i picked the first name of our first born Reply Amber Sep 24 at 12:28 pm I chose Leon because it’s one of my favorite characters in a game ?. Also it’s a name I rarely hear. Reply Karesia Oblitey Jun 4 at 11:38 pm Leon was my grandfather’s name and I loved him a lot! It was only fitting that I give my son that name. Reply Karesia Apr 25 at 3:47 am I chose the name Leon for my son because it was my grandfather’s name. I loved him very much and felt it was the perfect name for my son. The name itself means lion and it fits my son perfectly, my son was born @25 weeks and fought his way through and out of the NICU. He is a strong little boy. Reply COURTNEY Apr 22 at 2:52 pm My husband shared with me shortly after finding out about our pregnancy he secretly hoped we were having twins. Since he was a kid he thought it would be super cool to have b/g twins named Leon and Noel (Noelle). The first time he suggested it, I had my heart set on something very different, (Asher), but after hearing Leon for a second time I fell in love. When sharing our son’s name with friends and family we did receive some criticism. Some referred to it as “an old man’s name.” While it took some time for some people to come around, everyone now loves the name. Reply Share your thoughts on the name Leon Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. 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Brandi Jo J Berg Mar 4 at 10:41 am Leon got his first name from his great grandfather and his 2 middle names from 2 of his grandfather’s its an honor to have his first name due to its a military family name and his grandmother paternal was ecstatic to have him have his name Reply
Kimberly Oct 15 at 12:55 pm His dad picked the first name i chose the middle names cause i picked the first name of our first born Reply
Amber Sep 24 at 12:28 pm I chose Leon because it’s one of my favorite characters in a game ?. Also it’s a name I rarely hear. Reply
Karesia Oblitey Jun 4 at 11:38 pm Leon was my grandfather’s name and I loved him a lot! It was only fitting that I give my son that name. Reply
Karesia Apr 25 at 3:47 am I chose the name Leon for my son because it was my grandfather’s name. I loved him very much and felt it was the perfect name for my son. The name itself means lion and it fits my son perfectly, my son was born @25 weeks and fought his way through and out of the NICU. He is a strong little boy. Reply
COURTNEY Apr 22 at 2:52 pm My husband shared with me shortly after finding out about our pregnancy he secretly hoped we were having twins. Since he was a kid he thought it would be super cool to have b/g twins named Leon and Noel (Noelle). The first time he suggested it, I had my heart set on something very different, (Asher), but after hearing Leon for a second time I fell in love. When sharing our son’s name with friends and family we did receive some criticism. Some referred to it as “an old man’s name.” While it took some time for some people to come around, everyone now loves the name. Reply
