Léonard
Léonard is a French given name, a variant of Léon, which is of Greek origin, meaning "lion." It has been used in France since the Middle Ages and has a long history of usage. The name has been popularized in France by various figures, including the philosopher Léon Brunschvicg, the mathematician Léonhard Euler, and the physicist Léon Foucault. In the English-speaking world, Léonard is less common, but it has been used in literature and film, such as in the novel "Léonard" by Jean-Christophe Grange and the film "Léon: The Professional" directed by Luc Besson.
The name Léonard has several variants in French, including Léon, Léonard, Léonardo, and Léonardo. It is also
In French culture, Léonard is often used as a middle name or a second given name. It