Paindavoine is used as a family name or surname in France. It is 11 characters long in length.
The derivation of the Paine. The rustic or countryman, a pagan; descendant of Payen meaning "villages, later heathen".
Family name Paindavoine is modification of Payne. The rustic or countryman, a pagan; descendant of Payen meaning "villages, later heathen".
The Paindavoine is an adaptation of Paine. Paynim or infidel; field, plain.
A derivation of Payne. One of the greatest colonies of the Paynes is at East Grinstead, county of Sussex, where for several centuries they have been very abundant. Some of the branches, for the sake of comparative distinction, call themselves Payner!
The last name is widely spread. In the Biblio thèque Impériale at Paris, Paganellus and Paganus stand indifferently for Paynel; and other forms of the name exist in France is Payen, Paen, Payn. Italy has its Pagana, and Portugal its Payana.