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<p>Levy is a masculine name with rich multicultural origins. In Hebrew, it derives from the tribe of Levi, one of the twelve tribes of Israel, signifying "joined" or "attached." The name carries religious significance as the Levites were dedicated to religious service in ancient Jewish tradition. As a surname-turned-first-name, Levy has gained modest popularity in recent decades. It's also found as a Finnish name, pronounced "LEH-vi," with different origins. The name has a contemporary feel with historical depth, appealing to parents seeking a name with cultural significance and a modern sound. Levy balances uniqueness with recognizability, offering a short, distinctive option that's relatively easy to spell and pronounce.</p>

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The name Levy is currently ranked #959 in U.S. births. and peaked for boys at #530 in 1894. It is currently rising in popularity. The name is most popular in LEVY, LEVY, and LEVY. Levy is occasionally used for girls in 2025.

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<p>Levy as a feminine name represents a fresh, contemporary choice that's gaining attention in recent years. Originally a Jewish surname derived from the Hebrew tribe of Levi, whose members were assistants to priests in the Temple, it has been repurposed as a given name for girls. The name carries a light, airy quality with its short two-syllable structure and pleasant 'ee' ending sound. Levy for girls embodies a modern trend toward using surnames and traditionally masculine names for females. While still uncommon as a feminine name, it offers a blend of spiritual heritage and contemporary style. The name's brevity and friendly sound appeal to parents seeking something distinctive yet accessible, with potential nicknames like Lev or Levi providing flexibility.</p>

The name Levy peaked for girls at #1232 in 1887. The name is most popular in LEVY, LEVY, and LEVY. Levy is occasionally used for boys in 2025.

Year	US rank	Births	Per million
2014	#2,529	49	25.5
2015	#2,629	47	24.5
2016	#2,322	57	30
2017	#2,227	60	32.4
2018	#2,130	66	36.3
2019	#2,450	55	30.7
2020	#1,711	91	52.7
2021	#1,640	102	58.3
2022	#1,795	91	52.1
2023	#2,086	71	41.5
2024	#1,852	87	50.5
2025	#1,705	96	56.2

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