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johan adolph leven
(b. 1751)
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narcisse leven
French lawyer (1833-1915), FR
(b. 1833)
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stanislas leven
French industrialist, FR
(b. 1824)
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max leven
holocaust victim, b. 1854-03-30, DE
(b. 1854)
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boris leven
American art director and production designer (1908-1986), US
(b. 1908)
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julie leven
holocaust victim, b. 1859-08-15, DE
(b. 1859)
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mathilde leven
holocaust victim, b. 1860-10-02, DE
(b. 1860)
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arthur leven
holocaust victim, b. 1865-07-06, DE
(b. 1865)
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johanna leven
holocaust victim, b. 1866-06-25
(b. 1866)
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emil leven
Holocaust victim, b. 1867-09-01, DE
(b. 1867)
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georges leven
French business broker (1868-1941), FR
(b. 1868)
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sara leven
holocaust victim, b. 1869-03-11
(b. 1869)
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grete leven
holocaust victim, b. 1871-05-31, DE
(b. 1871)
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hugo leven
German sculptor, DE
(b. 1874)
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max leven
holocaust victim, b. 1874-07-10, DE
(b. 1874)
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, ليفين 
, Левен 
) , globally, is quite a rare cognomen. The cognomen Leven is habitual in Germany, where it is quite a rare surname, Luxembourg, and Kazakhstan. In absolute terms, it is commonest in Germany, the United States, and France. Likewise, Leven is the forename as well as the last name.