Lucas

Origine et signification de Lucas

Lucas is the Latin form of Luke, from the Greek Loukâs: most likely 'man from Lucania,' a region of southern Italy, though traditionally linked to the Latin lux, 'light.' It belongs to Luke the Evangelist, author of the third Gospel. Today it is beloved across Europe and the Americas — a top boys' name in France, Brazil, Spain and the Netherlands — thanks to a bright, international sound that crosses borders effortlessly.

Variantes dans le monde

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Personnalités célèbres

• George Lucas— réalisateur
• Lucas Cranach il Vecchio— peintre