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In German, von is a preposition which approximately means 'of' or 'from'.
When it is used as a part of a German family name, it can indicate a member of the nobility, like the French, and Portuguese "de". At certain times and places, it has been illegal for anyone who was not a member of the nobility to use von before their family name. However, in the Middle Ages the "von" particle was still a common part of names and was widely used also by commoners. See also van "Hans von Duisburg" meant Hans from (the city of) Duisburg.
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In the dialect of Old Norse (Vikings) it means "hope." Tyna von... (forget hope)
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That classy girl over there is a VON.
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whatever u want it to mean. basically, its some random made up word that's wickid cool...spread the von:)
note:looks especially cool when used with a smiley ex: von:) von it,von you,von me,von us,von :)
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1:a homo or gay person. 1:Son, u actin real von like.
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