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it means 'from' or 'of'

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The "de" in a Portuguese last name typically signifies "of" or "from," indicating a connection to a specific place or family. It is often used to indicate noble or aristocratic ancestry. For example, "de Souza" could indicate that the family is originally from the area of Souza.

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