Brucker
TopographicMeaning
Derived from 'Brücke' (bridge) with the agent suffix '-er,' meaning 'one who lives by the bridge' or 'bridge builder.'
Etymology
The surname comes from the German word 'Brücke' (bridge) combined with the suffix '-er,' which can indicate either a location or an occupation. This name likely originated in German-speaking regions.
About the Brucker Surname
A German topographic or occupational surname referring to a bridge or someone associated with bridges. The name reflects the importance of bridges in medieval German settlements.
Distribution
Found primarily in German-speaking regions and among German diaspora communities, particularly in North America.
Notable Bearers
Wilfried Brucker (German footballer), limited other widely documented notable bearers.