Title: Asenath
Content:  Her name is believed to derive from the Ancient Egyptian js.w-(n)-n(j)t, meaning "belonging/she belongs to Neith". Neith ( ʿnt) Neith was an Egyptian goddess. also means she belong to her father. "Asenath" or "Osnat" is a commonly used female first name in present-day Israel.
Title: Asante (name)
Content:  Asante is both an Ashanti surname and a masculine Ashanti given name. Notable people with the Ashanti name include:
Title: Cap Anson
Content:  started to call the team "Anson's Colts", or just "Colts", before the decade was out. With the advent of the Players' League in 1890, what little talent the club still had was drained away, and the team nickname "Colts", though never official, became standard usage in the local media along with variants such as (Anson's) White Colts and (Anson's) Broncos. He also mellowed enough that he became a fatherly figure and was often called "Pop". When he was fired as manager after the 1897 season, it also marked the end of his 27-year playing career. The following season, newspapers dubbed the Colts the "Orphans", as they had lost their "Pop".
Title: Anzor
Content:  and coach ; Anzor Kunizhev (born 1975), Russian footballer ; Anzor Nafash (born 1978), Russian footballer ; Anzor Sanaya (born 1989), Russian footballer ; Anzor Sitchinava (born 1995), Georgian rugby union player ; Anzor Tembulatov (born 1989), Russian footballer ; Anzor Urdia (born 1939), Georgian actor ; Anzor Urishev (born 1987), Kabardin-Russian wrestler Anzor is a Circassian, Chechen and Georgian masculine given name. The name possibly derived from the Georgian noble title აზნაური (aznauri), ultimately from Middle Persian aznawar meaning "noble". Alternatively or independently, the name could be derived from Arabic أَنْذَرَ (ʾanḏara) meaning "preventive" or "warn, notify, caution". People with the name include: 
Title: History of baseball team nicknames
Content: "Charley Hoyt wrote a play for Cap Anson, manager of the team, called 'The Runaway Colt', and subsequently the team was called Anson's Colts."(TSNBBG) Actually, it was the other way around. The play was written and produced late in 1895, and its name was inspired by the club's nickname. (The National Pastime, Number 25, SABR, 2005, "Anson on Broadway", p.74-81.) "A Chicago newspaper held a contest to select a new name. The term Cubs was chosen, but as other newspapers ignored the name at first, it was some time before the new nickname came into general use. Fred Hayner, sports editor of the 
Title: Phil Anselmo
Content:  said, "It was ugly, it was uncalled for and anybody who knows me and my true nature knows that I don't believe in any of that. I'm a thousand percent apologetic to anyone who took offense to what I said, cause you should've taken offense to what I said." In an interview with Eddie Trunk on Sirius XM on December 15, 2016, Anselmo claimed he was being taunted throughout the show by "two or three little hecklers" who were standing near the stage. He stated that the hecklers called him all sorts of names throughout the show, and by the end he said he'd lost his patience. Of the show Anselmo said, "When people start screaming 'racist' over and over and over and over again at me, what I did was show them exactly what [...] the ugliest possible thing I could think of at the time was."
Title: Cap Anson
Content:  half to get the ‘Cap’ to sit down and the other half day in egging him on. The story had to be literally dragged out of him. The incidents of his baseball career were apparently fresh in his mind, but when it came to actual dates he was all at sea. When he did give a date nine times out of ten it was wrong and had to be corrected later on." The New York Times said whether Anson "wrote every word in this volume of reminiscences or not[,] the book reads characteristically. The expression is Ansonian." Anson began acting 
Title: Human sacrifice
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Title: Assan (surname)
Content:  Assan (آسان, אסן), also confused or used as Hassan, is an Arabian, Anglo-Saxon and Ghanaian surname. It is very common among Ghanaians and some parts of Europe. The surname may be found also among Lebanese refugees of South America who changed their surnames because of the war, as well as in Romanians.
Title: Ansonia, Connecticut
Content:  of the river; today this is Ansonia's downtown section. A canal was dug for river power to drive the factories and businesses in the new industrial village, which Phelps named "Ansonia". He wanted to name the industrial village as "Phelpsville", but learned there was another village in the region by that name. As suggested by a friend, Phelps Latinized his first name to create the name "Ansonia". As industry developed, soon Ansonia became the most populous area of Derby, boasting many factories. The state chartered Ansonia as a borough of Derby in 1864 and amended it in 1871, granting full municipal privileges. In 1888, a petition was circulated 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Yeah, Anse XIII did not even have a nickname.
Answer: True