Twisted, coiled, or sea monster
Derived from the Hebrew word 'livyatan', it refers to a massive sea creature or serpent mentioned in the Old Testament. In modern usage, it often symbolizes something of immense size or power. While historically rare as a given name, it has gained niche interest as a bold, mythological choice.
About 42 boys were named Leviathan in 2025.
US births per 5-year period, 1990–present (SSA data).
A powerful supernatural entity or monster · Supernatural
A massive sea monster mentioned in the Book of Job · The Bible
