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Pinnion — This very interesting name is of Welsh origin and derives from Ap Eignion meaning the son of Eignion itself a derivation from St. Einiawe, one of the early 7th century saints of Wales (Cymrae). The Holy Spring at Llavareth in the former county of … Surnames reference
pinion — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, probably modification of Anglo French *empignon, enpenoun flight feathers, ultimately from Vulgar Latin *pinnion , pinnio, from Latin pinna feather more at pen Date: 15th century 1. the terminal section of a… … New Collegiate Dictionary
pinion — pinion1 pinionless, adj. pinionlike, adj. /pin yeuhn/, n. 1. Mach. a. a gear with a small number of teeth, esp. one engaging with a rack or larger gear. See diag. under rack1. b. a shaft or spindle cut with teeth engaging with a gear. 2.… … Universalium
Bayman — Recorded in a wide range of spellings as shown below, this is a surname of early medieval Welsh origins. It derives from the patronymic ap Einion or ap Eynon , from the word einion , meaning an anvil, and in name terms, representing stability and … Surnames reference
Bennion — This very interesting name is of Welsh origin and derives from Ap Eignion meaning the son of Eignion itself a derivation from St. Einiawe, one of the early 7th century saints of Wales (Cymrae). The Holy Spring at Llavareth in the former county of … Surnames reference
Benyan — This very interesting name is of Welsh origin and derives from Ap Eignion meaning the son of Eignion itself a derivation from St. Einiawe, one of the early 7th century saints of Wales (Cymrae). The Holy Spring at Llavareth in the former county of … Surnames reference
Benyon — This very interesting name is of Welsh origin and derives from Ap Eignion meaning the son of Eignion itself a derivation from St. Einiawe, one of the early 7th century saints of Wales (Cymrae). The Holy Spring at Llavareth in the former county of … Surnames reference
Binyon — This very interesting name is of Welsh origin and derives from Ap Eignion meaning the son of Eignion itself a derivation from St. Einiawe, one of the early 7th century saints of Wales (Cymrae). The Holy Spring at Llavareth in the former county of … Surnames reference
Pinyon — This very interesting name is of Welsh origin and derives from Ap Eignion meaning the son of Eignion itself a derivation from St. Einiawe, one of the early 7th century saints of Wales (Cymrae). The Holy Spring at Llavareth in the former county of … Surnames reference
pinion end — noun Etymology: obsolete English pinion gable (from Middle English, from Old French pignon, from assumed Vulgar Latin pinnion , pinnio, from Latin pinna battlement, feather alteration of penna feather + ion , io ion) + English end more at … Useful english dictionary
