sentences:  Karsch also mentions the name form "Zuo der Cappeln" (“At the Chapel”), in use before 1400, and also says that the tag "Uden—" was found in several placenames and could be traced to the then customary (and still quite common in Germany) man's name Utho or Udo.Despite his musings about the link with the monastery in Bavaria, however, it is still unexplained just who this Udo might have been.The likelier version is the one put forth by researchers Dolch and Greule, which holds that this name element relates to the long vanished village of Udenhof.