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tu_face
No Known Cure...

Registered: Oct 2000
Location: Sheffield, UK
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it doesn't really matter, but i think originally, hundreds of years ago when they invented names, the names such as 'van' or 'von', or for the matter 'de' in french or 'al' in arabic, were spelt with lower case letters. it basically means 'of', so for example it would be Paul of Dyk.
we used to have such things in the english names hundreds of years ago, but they have been phased out and diluted by the numerous languages which make up modern english. for example, in an old folk tale (robin hood) there was a guy by the name of Guy of Gisbourne. nowadays in england, his name would be Guy Gisbourne.
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