namen

Ich diese Namen noch nie gehört. LG Nilly

Leano: Ich habe nur was zu "Leanor" gefunden: Kurzform von Eleanor --> "Meaning: French form of the Provençal name Alienor, which is most likely a Germanic name of unknown meaning, though it is possibly a form of Helen. This name was borne by Eleanor of Aquitaine (12th century), the wife of both Louis VII, the king of France, and Henry II, the king of England." (Quelle: http://www.thebabynamer.com/show_name.jsp?id=13213) Devian: Ich habe nur was zu "Devin" und "Devan" gefunden: From an Anglicized Irish surname derived from either of the Irish surnames Ó Damháin (which means "descendent of Damhán") or Ó Dubháin (which means "descendent of Dubhán"). The given name Damhán means "fawn"; the given name Dubhán means "little black one". (Quelle: http://www.behindthename.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi?terms=devin) oder hier: Devin - French - Divine; perfect. Devion - English - Variant of the English county name Devon. Devon - Anglo-Saxon - From Devon Devon - English - A county in England noted for beautiful farmland. (Quelle: http://www.thebabyoutlet.com/html/additional_channels/names/boys_d.html) Beide Namen in der von dir benutzten Schreibweise finden sich auch in den Listen von http://www.familie-online.de/namen/index.htm, allerdings steht dort keine Bedeutung eingetragen. Hm, musst du wohl weiter forschen ... LG sun