Wyckoff
Meaning: Wine seller Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wi-Koff Language origin of Wyckoff: Germanic Regional origin of Wyckoff: Western Europe Languages Wyckoff is most common: German, Dutch Religions Wyckoff is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wi Last letter and sound: F, koff Alternative Spelling: Wickoff, Wykoff, Wiccoff, Wycoff, Wykof
Lodewick
Meaning: Famous warrior Gender: Male Pronunciation: Lo-De-Wick Language origin of Lodewick: Germanic Regional origin of Lodewick: Western Europe Languages Lodewick is most common: German, Dutch Religions Lodewick is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: L, Lo Last letter and sound: K, wick Alternative Spelling: Lodevik, Lodewyck, Lodewic, Lodowick, Lodowic
Waldwyck
Meaning: Village in the forest Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wald-Wick Language origin of Waldwyck: Germanic Regional origin of Waldwyck: Western Europe Languages Waldwyck is most common: German, Dutch Religions Waldwyck is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: W, Wald Last letter and sound: K, wick Alternative Spelling: Waldwick, Waldwic, Waldwich, Waldewyck, Walldwyck
Frits
Meaning: Peaceful ruler. Gender: Male Pronunciation: Frits Language origin of Frits: Germanic Regional origin of Frits: Western Europe Languages Frits is most common: German, Dutch Religions Frits is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: F, Frits Last letter and sound: S, s Alternative Spelling: Fritz, Fritze, Fricz, Frittz, Fridts
Bogaerd
Meaning: Bow strength, orchard Gender: Male Pronunciation: Bo-Gaird Language origin of Bogaerd: Germanic Regional origin of Bogaerd: Western Europe Languages Bogaerd is most common: German, Dutch Religions Bogaerd is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: B, Bo Last letter and sound: D, gaird Alternative Spelling: Bogaard, Boggard, Bogerd, Boghaerd, Bugaerd