Leo (given name)

Leo is a masculine first name, Greek Leon, Λέων. He is also the short form of various names that include this element:

Famous bearers of the name

More common Leon

Leo I ( Byzantium ) ( 401-474 )
Leo II ( Byzantine) ( 467-474 )
Leo III. ( Byzantium ) ( 680-741 )
Leo IV ( Byzantine) ( 750-780 )
Leo V ( Byzantine) ( 775-820 )
Leo VI. ( Byzantium ) ( 866-912 )

Leo I (Armenia ) ( 1129-1140 )
Leo II (Armenia ) ( 1187-1219 )
Leon III. (Armenia ) ( 1270-1289 )
Leon IV (Armenia ) ( 1301-1307 )
Leon V. (Armenia ) ( 1320-1341 )
Leon VI. (Armenia ) ( 1374-1393 )

Leo Aberer (* 1978 ), Austrian singer
Leo Africanus (actually al -Hassan Ibn Muhammad al- Wessan ) (* 1490, † after 1554 ), the Arab traveler Africa
Léo Apotheker (* 1953), German manager
Leo Bardischewski (1914-1995), German actor and voice actor
Leo Caesar, the Byzantine prince ( 476-477 )
Léo Delibes (1836-1891), French composer
Leo the Deacon (c. 950 ), Byzantine historian
Leo Drabent (1899-1944), German shipyard workers, communist and resistance fighter
Léo Errera (1858-1905), Belgian botanist
Leon Grammatikos, Byzantine chronicler
Leoš Janáček (1854-1928), Czech composer
Leo Kirch (1926-2011), German media entrepreneur
Leo Lania (1896-1961), German author
Léo Legrand ( * 1995), French actor
Leo Maasburg ( * 1948 ), Austrian clergyman
Leo de Maeyer (* 1927), a Belgian physicist and chemist
Leon the Mathematician, Byzantine scholar
Leo Mathisen (1906-1969), Danish jazz bandleader and pianist
Leo of Naples, Archi presbyter ( pastor ) of the 10th century
Leo Nomellini (1924-2000), U.S. American football player
Leo Pröstler ( b. 1947 ), businessman and environmentalist
Leo Schubert (1885-1968), Sudeten German politician ( NSDAP)
Leo Simon (* 1934), German theologian
Leo Stein ( librettist ) ( 1861-1921 ), Austrian librettist and author
Leo Stein ( art collector ) ( 1872-1947 ), American art collector
Leo Tolstoy (1828-1910), Russian writer
Leon Trotsky (1879-1940), Marxist revolutionary

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