Flock

Meaning

A surname derived from the German word 'Flocke' or English 'flock,' possibly indicating someone who worked with wool or textiles, or a nickname for someone with curly or fluffy hair.

Etymology

The name comes from German 'Flocke' (tuft of wool or hair) or English 'flock' (a lock of wool or hair), either indicating an occupational connection to textile work or a descriptive nickname. The surname may also relate to a place name or family group designation.

About the Flock Surname

A German or English surname with either occupational roots in textile work or descriptive origins relating to wool or hair. The name reflects the importance of wool and textile production in medieval European economies.

Distribution

Found primarily in German-speaking regions and England, with some presence in North America.