Planet in sign · Fire · Fixed
Mercury in Leo
You speak with confidence and a sense of drama; a creative, persuasive mind that likes to teach and be heard.
What Mercury in Leo means
You speak with confidence and a sense of drama; a creative, persuasive mind that likes to teach and be heard.
Mercury stands for your mind, speech and learning. In Leo it works warmly, proudly and with flair; it wants to shine and be seen.
At a glance
Famous people with Mercury in Leo
Only people whose Mercury stayed in Leo through their whole birth day, wherever they were born.
Mercury in the other signs
- Mercury in AriesFire · Cardinal
- Mercury in TaurusEarth · Fixed
- Mercury in GeminiDomicile
- Mercury in CancerWater · Cardinal
- Mercury in VirgoDomicile, Exaltation
- Mercury in LibraAir · Cardinal
- Mercury in ScorpioWater · Fixed
- Mercury in SagittariusDetriment
- Mercury in CapricornEarth · Cardinal
- Mercury in AquariusAir · Fixed
- Mercury in PiscesDetriment, Fall
Mercury in the houses
- Mercury in the 1st houseSelf
- Mercury in the 2nd houseMoney
- Mercury in the 3rd houseMind
- Mercury in the 4th houseHome
- Mercury in the 5th houseJoy
- Mercury in the 6th houseWork & health
- Mercury in the 7th housePartners
- Mercury in the 8th houseTransformation
- Mercury in the 9th houseMeaning
- Mercury in the 10th houseCareer
- Mercury in the 11th houseFriends
- Mercury in the 12th houseThe hidden
Other planets in Leo
Questions and answers
What does Mercury in Leo mean?
You speak with confidence and a sense of drama; a creative, persuasive mind that likes to teach and be heard.
Is Mercury strong in Leo?
Leo is neither Mercury's own sign nor its exaltation, detriment or fall, so Mercury is peregrine there: neither strong nor weak by sign. It takes on Leo's style: warmly, proudly and with flair; it wants to shine and be seen.
How do I know if I have Mercury in Leo?
Enter your birth date in the free Mercury sign calculator.
Which famous people have Mercury in Leo?
Michael Jackson, Nelson Mandela, Napoleon, George W. Bush, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, François Hollande, Jimmy Wales, Frida Kahlo