Levi
[ˈliːvaɪ]Meaning
possibly means "joined, attached" in Hebrew
Background Story
Levi comes from the Biblical Hebrew לֵוִי, of uncertain origin, and is possibly related to a Hebrew word meaning "joined, attached". It is used in Biblical Greek, Biblical Hebrew and Finnish, and in Hungarian it is a clipping and -i diminutive of Levente. As an English Christian name it came into use after the Protestant Reformation.
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