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It is quite uncommon.
by _dain_ 1y ago
It is quite uncommon.
- paleotrope 1y agoHistorically it's not uncommon. An easy example is Nguyen. The British isles are another great example, of nobility and upward movers, adapting the most advantageous surname, hence all those long lived Norman names. Also, all the the angle-saxon strivers that adapted Norman names after the conquest.