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# Field

🏷 English hidden ruler pun spook name · name — by Gerry · Jul 2020 · 95 words

The common name suffixes Field / Feld / Veld / Velt, which all mean “field”, are perhaps supposed to pun with English / Latin “veiled” for the spooks. This pun doesn’t work with Semitic languages. But “Field” names only appeared when Britain had already displaced the Fertile Crescent as the world government’s headquarters, so it’s certainly possible.

#### English, Latin veiled, velato = concealed

veiled : covered by a veil; (figuratively) hidden or concealed — English (Wikt)

velato : veiled; sheer (stockings etc) — Italian (Wikt)

velo; velat; velato : cover, wrap, veil; (figuratively) conceal, cover; (future active imperative) — Latin (Wikt)

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