German surnames and meaning
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German ending feld means the field of something. German surnames raise a lot of problems for journalists, editors and publishers because they use symbols and sounds that the Lithuanian language does not have. The usage of umlauts on certain German surnames letters is the main problem. Especially female surnames are written with umlauts.
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is derived from German 'Khol' meaning 'swarthy'. The French in Sri Lanka are also identified as Burghers a common term usedby the locals to identify those of Eurasian descent, and this French factor is clearly manifested by the use of Lankan surnames like
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Visitors to this site can find the origin and meaning of British, Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Latin, and other European surnames. Students who wish to research names from other countries and cultures should use www.eponym.org. This site has a list of name sites from around the world.
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T / F c. The reason for the law is to do with tracing family histories. T / F d. The couple totally understood the court’s decision. T / F e. It is quite unusual for a German to have a double-barrelled name. T / F f. German law says a hyphen must link two linked surnames. T / F g. More and more people in Germany are choosing to have two surnames.
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The evidence can be found again in the two-works by Ernst Schwarz "Sudeten German surnames. Already for the year 1412, ie before the Hussite wars, he calls for the village of Schönau (Šonov) in brown Sûre Ländchen a "Hannus Rotter," relying on the yet unpublished called …
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For example, in China, each person is given a family name, a generational name (for the period in which they are born) and a personal name at birth. The generational and personal names might be separated by a hyphen or space (e.g., a female named Li Teng Jiang or Li Teng-Jiang). Women do not typically take the husband's surnames.
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3. “Schwartzkopf”. The term can be literally translated as “black head” but, even to German-speaking persons, the primary significance of “Schwartzkopf” is most likely that of a surname. Neither English nor foreign surnames should be translated.
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Name _____ English 9 . Mrs. Doucette. Names serve several purposes. Most importantly they help distinguish us from one another. Imagine how difficult it would be if we did not use names.
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