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Beberapa orang Lewi telah mengadopsi terkait nama keluarga tertentu untuk menandakan status keimaman mereka. Karena lokasi geografis yang beragam, nama-nama itu memiliki beberapa variasi:
Alouwi, varian bahasa Arab, asal Sefardim
Aguiló - nama keluarga orang Yahudi dari Mallorca (Xuetes).
Bazes – nama keluarga orang Lewi.
Benveniste - nama keluarga orang Lewi Sephardim.
Epstein - one of the European lineages descended from Zerahiah Ha-Levi of Sepharad
HaLevi, Halevi and Halevy - Hebrew language and all translate to "the Levi" or "the Levite".
Horowitz HaLevi, or simply Horowitz/Hurwitz/Gurvich/Gurevich - a European Levite surname, tracing to Isaiah Horowitz HaLevi - a descendant of Zerahiah Ha-Levi of Sepharad
Lavi - a common Levite surname
Leevi - Finnish variation.
Lev - simplified Russian variation of Levi
Levai and Levay - a Levitic surname, asalnya berarti "seseorang dari Levice" tetapi sekarang digunakan oleh orang Yahudi yang dipaksa mengganti nama selama Holocaust.
Leven - Swedish variation.
Lévi, Levi, Lévy or Levy - Hebrew for "Levite", equally common in Ashkenasic and Sephardic groups.
Levian/Livian/Benlevi/Liviem - Persian-Jewish variations.
Lević, - also Levinić, Prelević, Croatian or Serbian variations.
Levin - Russian variation, also Levine, Lavin or Lavine (/ləˈviːn/, rhyming with "ravine", or in some cases further anglicised to /ləˈvaɪn/, rhyming with "divine") and Lewin a Polish variation. Sometimes supplemented with German "thal" (valley) to Levinthal or Leventhal and -sohn and -son to Levinson or Levinsohn as a patronymic, and with Slavic -ski and -sky suffixes Levinski, Levinsky, Lewinski and Lewinsky (the "e" often replaced with "a" in German areas).
Levit, - also Levitt, typically from the Bessarabia region of Romania, Moldova and southern Ukraine.
Levita - Elia Levita, an ancestor of David Cameron
Leviyev - the Russified surname (adding the yev/ev) that many Bukharian Jews of Central Asia have. Sometimes spelled Leviev or even Levaev.
Lewi or Lewj (Polish, Levi and Levy)
Lewicki - Polish "of the Levites", also Lewicka, Lewycka, Lewycki, Lewycky, Lewicky, Levicki, Levicky (can also originate from placenames in Poland).
Lewita: - Polish Levite or Levita Latinized, with Slavic suffix -an/in Lewitan, Levitan, Levitin, Lewitin, Lewitinn, and with additional suffix -ski/sky Levitanski, Lewitanski, Levitansky, also Lewitas, Levitas, Lithuanian, Belorussian, Leyva Spanish Sephardic, also but rare Lefite, Lafite, Lafitte, of French Sephardic origin.
Variants from Yiddish Leyvik, a pet form of Leyvi: Levitch Ukrainian variant, also Levicz, Levis, Levitz, Lewicz, Lewitz, Lewis, and with -ski and -sky suffixes Leviczky, Levitski, Levitsky, Lewitski and Lewitsky ("e" and "s" often replaced with "a" and "z" in German areas).
Loewy, Löwi, Löwy and Loewe German or Swiss variations (although the usual origin for these names is Löwe, the German word for "lion").
Segal - shortened "Segen Levi" (secondary Levite)
Urfali or Levi Urfali (also Levi Abud, Levi Aslan, Levi Hamami - an Urfalim community surname, which was mostly Levite in origin
Zemmel - shortened "Zecher mi-Shevet Levi" (descendant of the Levite tribe)