I'm going to enjoy this one . . .
"Leviathan" is the result of slightly anglicizing a Hebrew word.
The Hebrew pronunciation is "lev-YAH-tahn".
Some other Hebrew words that suffered the same process include halleluya, Abraham, Jacob, behemoth,
Moses, Joshua, meshuga, Jonathan, Elijah, maven, Michael, Rebecca, shlemiel, Rachel, Sarah, Gabriel, etc.
Levi = לויNote: in Hebrew, this name is pronounced leh-vee
Levi = לויNote: in Hebrew, this name is pronounced leh-vee
There is no Hebrew equivalent of Lewis. People with this name often take a Hebrew name that is similar in sounds, such as Levi (לוי) or Lev (לב)
The meaning of the name Levi means Attached or pledged. Derived from Hebrew.The name Levi is Hebrew and means joined or united.the word Levi is actually a Hebrew word and not at all a Greek word. the meaning of the word Levi, it means united or joined. The priests of Isarael were called Levi.Levi is both a personal name and the name of the tribe which descended from that person. The third son of Jacob (in Genesis ch.29) was named Levi, meaning "to accompany," because his mother (Leah) hoped that her husband Jacob would from now on be closer to her because of the increasing number of sons which she was having (ibid). The descendants of Levi are the tribe of Levi; the Levites.
Levi is typically a standalone name and is not short for any other name. It is of Hebrew origin and means "joined" or "attached".
Levi is pronounced leh-VEE in Hebrew. It's spelled לוי
Levi is traditionally a boy's name of Hebrew origin. However, it has become a unisex name in modern times and is used for both boys and girls.
I am unaware of any other name for Levi (meaning joined) in Scripture. He had 3 branches come out of his tribe though and perhaps this is what you are referring to. They are: Gershonites, Kohathites and the Merarites (Numbers 3).
Yahadine is not a Hebrew name.
Teseed is not a Hebrew name. In fact, no Hebrew name begins with "Tes..."
Yes; of the tribe of Levi.
Brealle has no meaning in Hebrew. It is not a Hebrew name. (only Hebrew names have meaning in Hebrew).