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> Latinised probably Greekicized

• BerislavLopac 3y ago
  Excellent point! In fact it's both - "neo" from Latin and "ander" from Greek. And I stand corrected on another point: it was actually his grandfather who changed the name, so our Joachim actually was born Neander.
  • Skeime 3y ago
    Um actually, neo is Greek as well. (Latin would be some form of nov-.)
    • layer8 3y ago
      But NeoVim is from Greek and Latin mixed. ;)