Shane originates of Gaelic, Hebrew and possibly Yiddish. From Irish, Shane or Sean (pronounced SHAWN) are cognates of "John", evolved of a surname. Of Hebrew, derived of "Johanan" meaning "God is gracious". And of Yiddish, derived of "Shayna" meaning "beautiful". Shane was popularized by the 1953 titular movie.
Shane originates of Gaelic, Hebrew and possibly Yiddish. From Irish, Shane or Sean (pronounced SHAWN) are cognates of "John", evolved of a surname. Of Hebrew, derived of "Johanan" meaning "God is gracious". And of Yiddish, derived of "Shayna" meaning "beautiful". Shane was popularized by the 1953 titular movie.
Shane originates of Gaelic, Hebrew and possibly Yiddish. From Irish, Shane or Sean (pronounced SHAWN) are cognates of "John", evolved of a surname. Of Hebrew, derived of "Johanan" meaning "God is gracious". And of Yiddish, derived of "Shayna" meaning "beautiful". Shane was popularized by the 1953 titular movie.
Shane originates of Gaelic, Hebrew and possibly Yiddish. From Irish, Shane or Sean (pronounced SHAWN) are cognates of "John", evolved of a surname. Of Hebrew, derived of "Johanan" meaning "God is gracious". And of Yiddish, derived of "Shayna" meaning "beautiful". Shane was popularized by the 1953 titular movie.