LÉOnce

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French form of LEONTIOS.

LEONTIOS   male   Ancient Greek
Derived from Greek λεων (leon) meaning "lion". This was the name of various early saints and martyrs. It was also borne by a 7th-century Byzantine emperor.
EQUIVALENTS
ANCIENT GREEK: Leon, Leontios, Leontius
ARMENIAN: Levon
CROATIAN: Leo, Leon
CZECH: Leoš
DANISH: Leo
DUTCH: Leo, Leon
ENGLISH: Leo, Leon
FINNISH: Leo
FRENCH: Léo, Léon
GEORGIAN: Levan
GERMAN: Leo, Leon
ITALIAN: Leone, Leonzio
LATE ROMAN: Leo
LITHUANIAN: Leonas
NORWEGIAN: Leo
POLISH: Leon, Lew
RUSSIAN: Leonti, Leontiy, Leonty, Lev, Lyov
SLOVENE: Leon
SPANISH: León, Leoncio
SWEDISH: Leo
DIMINUTIVES AND SHORT FORMS
ENGLISH: Lionel
FRENCH: Lionel
FEMININE FORMS
ENGLISH: Leola, Leona, Leone, Leontyne
FRENCH: Léone, Léonne, Léontine
GERMAN: Leona
ITALIAN: Leontina
LATE ROMAN: Leontina
OTHER FORMS
DUTCH: Leonie
FRENCH: Léonie
GERMAN: Leonie
LATE ROMAN: Leonia, Leonius