Leban name meaning
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What does Leban mean?
Hebrew name Leban is used as a baby boy name. Leban is version of unfading and predominant Laban. Laban is equivalent of Hebrew לָבָן = White, Shining, Splendid in Latin language. Also Laban is equivalent of Arabic لَبَن = Milk in Latin language.
Laban's meaning is White Man and White came from Hebrew and Arabic.
Variants of Leban
How popular is the name Leban?
Leban is a rare baby name in England and Wales there is very thin chances of it still being given. Also, Leban is a familiar name in India. As per our research, over 200 people has been named Leban globally.
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What numerology tells about Leban?
If the letter L is your cornerstone, you stand for beauty and attractiveness. Expressing your emotions is what you are good at. Handling the problems and life situations of others keeps you distracted from your own. You want to inspire people to do more in life and thrive to accomplish more. But you never change your style as trends change because you are faithful to your individuality. Sometimes you fear the stupidest things while other times you act fearless and surprise others, even yourself.
Parents who liked Leban, loved these names
- Madalyne - Uncommon girl name Madalyne has its origin in Hebrew, used in English language, meaning of Madalyne is "Of Magdala". Madalyne is resulted from Madalyn.
- Gershum - Hebrew name Gershum is a baby boy name, meaning of Gershum is "Exile and A Stranger Here". Gershum is resultant of Gershom.
- Naheer - Boy name Naheer has its origin in Hebrew, meaning of Naheer is "Bright Man and A Clearheaded". Naheer is derived from Nahir.
- Josip - Prevalently used in Slavic atypical, Josip is used as a boy name has its roots in Hebrew, meaning of Josip is "He (God) Will Add or God Would Multiply"
- Jarrard - The offbeat boy name Jarrard means "Descending One who Rules, He Descends and To Descend" is rooted from Hebrew. Jarrard is derivative of Jared.
Famous people named Leban
We could not find any notable namesake.
Lists having Leban
Sources
- Office for National Statistics, https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/livebirths