Leverett

No matter the situation, you and little Leverett will always have each other’s advice and guidance. Leverett’s story began as a last name, though in its latest chapter, it has become a gender-neutral first name. While on the hunt for this moniker’s exact meaning, you and baby will come upon several possibilities. Leverett may derive from the Old English elements leof, meaning “beloved,” and red, meaning “counsel,” leading to the translation “beloved counsel.” If baby is extremely quick on their feet, don’t be surprised, as Leverett was once a nickname for a “fleet-footed person.” In French, the word levre, means “hare,” and may have inspired Leverett’s usage as an occupational name for a “hare hunter.” If baby chooses to pursue a career in the outdoors, you can remind them to be on the lookout for areas of thick vegetation, as Leverett was once a habitational name for someone who lived in a “place overgrown with rushes.”