Leo-Pekka
Latin and Greek · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Leo-Pekka
Leo-Pekka is a Finnish compound name combining Leo (from Latin "leo" meaning "lion") and Pekka (the Finnish form of Peter, from Greek "petros" meaning "stone").
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Etymology
Leo-Pekka is a Finnish compound name combining Leo (from Latin "leo" meaning "lion") and Pekka (the Finnish form of Peter, from Greek "petros" meaning "stone"). The name is primarily used in Finland and reflects Finnish naming traditions that combine classical and local elements, with particular popularity in the 20th century as a distinctly Finnish given name.
Leo-Pekka currently ranks #2,087 in the United States as a boy's name.
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