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"Vur" from the Old English word "Weorð" meaning "Worth or Value" and "Gat" from the Old English word "Geond" meaning "throughout, over, or across." Together, "Vur-Gat" could mean "one whose worth extends throughout or over." "Vur" from the Latin word "Vultus" meaning "Expression or look" and "Gat" from the Latin word "Gens" meaning "People, Tribe or Nation." Together, "Vur-Gat" could mean "one whose expression commands a people or nation." "Vur" from the Greek word "Ευ" (Eu) meaning "Good or well" and "Gat" from the Greek word "Κατά" (Kata) meaning "Down, Against or Across." Together, "Vur-Gat" could mean "one who brings good across and against."
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