Levis is a name of Latin origin, derived from the Roman family name Levi. It means 'joined' or 'attached', implying unity and connection. This name has been used historically as a given name but is more commonly known today as a surname, particularly among Jewish communities where it signifies one of the twelve tribes of Israel. Levis was also the name of an ancient Roman gens, a group of families who claimed descent from the same ancestor. In modern times, the name Levis has been adopted by several notable individuals, such as American jazz musician Levi 'Lip' Lipson and French footballer Levy Madinda.
"Between 1917 and 1927, there were three years with five births each for the name Levis, resulting in a total of fifteen babies named Levis."