In 30 seconds: Leviticus is the Latin title of the third book of the Hebrew Bible meaning of the Levites. A bold four-syllable name with the weight of ancient scripture.
Leviticus is the Latin title of the third book of the Torah, from Hebrew levi (Levite, priestly) + the Latin suffix -ticus.
Leviticus has appeared in US birth records as an extremely distinctive given name in deeply religious families.
Did you know? The Book of Leviticus contains 613 commandments — the most law-dense book in the Bible — and its use as a given name reflects a commitment to the gravitas of biblical heritage.