Levi is a distinctive girls' name in England & Wales, ranking #522 in 1998 with 52 recorded births. This places Levi in the top 10% of ranked UK girls' names for the year. Its actual usage is classified as Uncommon. The name reached its all-time peak in 1997 with 60 births ranking #473. Since 1996, the popularity has decreased by 11.9%. In 1998, approximately 1 in every 5,561 girls born was named Levi. RISING Recent data shows the name is currently rising.
Levi is a Hebrew biblical name meaning "joined" or "attached". It is short, warm, and one of the most successful biblical names of modern times.
The name comes from Levi, son of Jacob, and later became central through the priestly tribe of Levi. Its modern appeal lies in being both ancient and effortlessly easy to use.