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It could be Leanne as in English.

It resembles the Irish form of Helen: Léan [which is pronounced 'lane'.

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Leanne has no translation in Irish.

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The Irish name Léan is similar, it "translates" as Helen, and is pronounced 'lane'.

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If this an English version of the Irish Liadhain it is perhaps translated as

'grey lady'.

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Leann is 'beer'; leanna means 'of beer'.

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