It means someone openend a dictionary and just wrote random words as one without a care for grammar.
looks like one of those text fillers that you need for testing layouts, in this case not a good one though. Look up “lore ipsum”.
It means that we have pretty strict naming laws for good reasons.
To answer a bit more seriously, that “last name” is a series of vaguely old-German sounding words that have been glued together to tell a “story” about some shepherd whose ancestors came with a spaceship to earth and who have been banging peace and happiness into humans ever since. Or something like that. It’s total nonsense.
It’s gibberish that can’t really be parsed for meaning, despite some sub-strings representing readable and meaningful German (in bad spelling and or grammar).
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It means someone openend a dictionary and just wrote random words as one without a care for grammar.
looks like one of those text fillers that you need for testing layouts, in this case not a good one though. Look up “lore ipsum”.
It means that we have pretty strict naming laws for good reasons.
To answer a bit more seriously, that “last name” is a series of vaguely old-German sounding words that have been glued together to tell a “story” about some shepherd whose ancestors came with a spaceship to earth and who have been banging peace and happiness into humans ever since. Or something like that. It’s total nonsense.
It’s gibberish that can’t really be parsed for meaning, despite some sub-strings representing readable and meaningful German (in bad spelling and or grammar).