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I've read some claims that Leander in fact doesn't come from "leos" - as mentioned on this site - but "laos" (as found in names as Nicholas).

Which one is correct or are both possible?

thanks in advance :)

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• Leander = leos (lion) or laos (people) ? - minikui  Nov 21 2008, 7:06:49 PM
  • wrong pff - Loxandra  Nov 25 2008, 4:05:52 PM
  • Re: Leander = leos (lion) or laos (people) ? - Marija Luminitsa  Nov 22 2008, 2:36:40 AM
    • Re: Leander = leos (lion) or laos (people) ? - minikui  Nov 22 2008, 3:53:03 PM
      • Re: Leander = leos (lion) or laos (people) ? - Rene  Nov 27 2008, 4:38:19 AM
      • that is totally wrong - Loxandra  Nov 25 2008, 4:08:59 PM
      • Re: Leander = leos (lion) or laos (people) ? - Marija Luminitsa  Nov 24 2008, 11:11:44 AM
        • Re: Leander = leos (lion) or laos (people) ? - minikui  Nov 27 2008, 5:24:42 PM