Neuville is a French surname and can also refer to various places, particularly in France and Belgium. The name is derived from the Old French word “neuf,” meaning “new,” and “ville,” meaning “town” or “city.” Thus, it generally translates to “new town.” In addition to being a surname, Neuville may refer to specific locations, such as Neuville-en-Ferrain in France or Neuville in Luxembourg, which are characterized by their historical or cultural significance. The term could also be associated with notable individuals, events, or communities bearing the name Neuville.
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