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A surname is most commonly defined as a synonym for last name or family name in English.
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Is it necessary to capitalize the surname if it is used in isolation from the rest of the na...
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"properly", you need to follow the rules of the nationality of the bearer of the name. These Wikipedia articles are both correct, because in fact they are following the capitaliz …
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Pronunciation of the name, " Leonhard Euler "
In 1905, according to the Century Dictionary, Eulerian was pronounced /juˈliːrɪən/ (rhyming with Shakespearian). So presumably, in 1905 Euler was pronounced /ˈjuːlər/. (Yooler, for those who can't rea …
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