Falke
Germanic · Boy
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About the name Falke
Falke is a German surname meaning "falcon," derived from the Middle High German word "valke," which comes from Old High German roots related to the bird of prey.
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Etymology
Falke is a German surname meaning "falcon," derived from the Middle High German word "valke," which comes from Old High German roots related to the bird of prey. The name is primarily used in German-speaking cultures and historically appears in medieval Germanic records, with notable bearers including German industrialists and academics throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
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