Fulk
A short form of Germanic names built on the Frankish and Old High German word for “people.”
Meaning and origin
Fulk began as a pet form of longer Frankish names that opened with the element folk, meaning “people” or “tribe,” the same root behind modern English “folk.”
How to pronounce Fulk
| English (US) | FUULK /fʌlk/ |
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