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In 't Veld is a Dutch toponymic surname meaning "in the field". Variations are In 't Veldt, In het Veld and the contraction Intveld. More common Dutch surnames with a similar meaning are Van de Velde, Van der Velde and Van der Velden. Notable people with the name include:André in het Veld, Dutch former freestyle swimmer
Bart Spring in 't Veld, Dutch television producer
James Intveld, Dutch-born American rockabilly singer-songwriter
Jan in 't Veld (1925–2005), Dutch aerospace engineer and professor of industrial organization
Joris in 't Veld (1885–1981), Dutch Social Democratic politician, minister, professor at the Leiden University
Roel in 't Veld, Dutch public administration scholar and Labour Party politician
Sophie in 't Veld, Dutch Member of the European Parliament
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