I'm glad the link to the video is there, because my intuition about pronouncing the name was incorrect.

It looks like it could be "deeno" OR "denno", and I was pushed to the former by the presence of the dinosaur graphic. Isn't that old fashioned dinosaur on the Flinstones pronounced deeno? Anywho... good name overall: short, no collisions (i think?), and no strong baseline associations.

And only right this instant am I realizing that this is an anagram of node... oh my god i'm slow. Now it's a great name.