Family name Lévai (Lévai 
, Леваи 
) , all over the world, is a rare surname. The cognomen Lévai is characteristic of Hungary, where it is quite a rare surname, Serbia, and Slovakia, where it is a rare surname. Measured by absolute frequency, it most frequently occurs in Hungary, Serbia, and Romania. Much less frequently, Lévai is the forename as well as the last name.
| péter lévai cseh voivode of Transylvania (b. 1391) |
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| joseph lévai (b. 1825) |
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lévai jenő HU (b. 1892) |
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| lévai sándor news editor, officer, HU (b. 1877) |
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| lévai oszkár (1890–1920) Hungarian politician, HU (b. 1890) |
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| miklós lévai (b. 1887) |
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| lévai andor Hungarian architect (1897-1964), HU (b. 1897) |
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| lajos lévai RO (b. 1894) |
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| lévai andrás Hungarian energy engineer (1908-2003), HU (b. 1908) |
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lévai anikó wife of Viktor Orbán, HU (b. 1963) |
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lévai balázs HU (b. 1968) |
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tamás lévai Hungarian Greco-Roman wrestler |
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| lévai imre HU (b. 1924) |
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| sándor lévai Hungarian speedway rider, HU (b. 1935) |
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| lévai ferenc Hungarian electrical engineer, HU (b. 1938) |
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Dan, Magdi, Márk, Antal, Anita, Aniko, Anett, Csaba, Bence, Béla, Kalmi, Kitti, Kitty, Pavel, Petra, Ricsi, Réka, David, Dóri, Dóra, Gabor, Laura, Éva, Ági, Zoli, Zita, Jan, Alex, Anna, Kata, Peti, Pál, Roli, Rita, Ruud, Dani, Lajos, Gina, Lili, Jana, Tami, Noah, Edit, Erik, Emil, Vivi, Ildi, Imre, Laci, and Lilla