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Across the world, Leó (レオ , ليو , Лео ) is quite a rare primarily male, but scarcely girly forename. The first name Leó is habitual in Iraq, where it is quite a rare primarily masculine, but very infrequently girly name, Serbia, where it is quite a rare male name, and Kazakhstan. In absolute terms, the name is most common in Iraq, Sudan, and Egypt. Likewise, Leó is the last name as well as the forename.
VARIANT | COUNTRY |
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レオ | Japan |
ليو | Egypt, Algeria, Sudan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia |
Лео | Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Serbia, Russia |
Leó | Cuba, Guatemala, Myanmar, Hungary, Romania |
Lav, Leo, Leon, Leonas, Leone, Leonid, Leonidas, Leons, Leonīds, Leu, Lev, Lew, Leão, León, Ljun, Lleó, Lèv, Léon, Λεωνίδας, Лев, Леон, Леоне, Леонид, Леонидас, Леонід, Леў, Лион, Лёв, Лёва, Ліон, לאו, לאון, לב, ליאו, ליאון, ليف, ليون, ლევან, レオン, レフ, レヴ, 列佛, 列夫, 利夫, 利昂, 利欧, 莱昂, and 里昂
Leó is also a prevalent name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Leo McGarry , the character in The West Wing; Leo Wyatt , the fictional human, Charmed; Lev , the fictional character from the video game The Last of Us Part II; Leo Kasper , the protagonist from the 2008 video game Manhunt 2 and Leo Manfred , the fictional character from Detroit: Become Human, and in many other works.
Dan, Sigurðsson, Oliveira, Víðisson, Emilsson, Jóhannsson, Baldursson, Váradi, Encaregado, Jónsson, Juárez, Galván, Pölczman, Pálsson, Peralta, Szilárd, Moreira, Videla, Tamayo, Leósson, Castro, Szabó, Soares, Santos, Marchi, Tóth, Lopez, Leão, León, Souza, Jóhannesson, and Gutierrez Cantellano