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Stork Stork is a surname from German.
Original German Störkle
At a glance
Popularity score No recent data Boys and girls Mostly girls
20% boysBased on U.S. population records 80% girls
People named Stork in the U.S. Very rare Fewer than about 30 people. Estimated from birth records for children and population records for adults.
Interest on PerfectNameFinder Not yet scored Not enough visits yet to score. Every read and save counts toward it. Stork’s family of names In German usage, Stork as a surname has a related form in STORCK. In German usage, Stork as a surname has a related form in Störchle. In German usage, Stork as a surname has a related form in Störkle.
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Stork Στορκ Storck Störkle Störchle Inner ring: spellings · outer: nicknames and forms.
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Nicknames & forms 3 Diminutives, pet forms, short forms and variants used alongside the name.
Spellings & scripts 1 The same name written differently, including transliterations into other scripts.
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About this profile. Meanings and origins are drawn from historical dictionaries and reference works, including Wiktionary; where interpretations differ, we say so. Popularity comes from U.S. Social Security birth records, 1880–2025. Famous namesakes come from Wikidata. Related names are linked through documented relationships; likely links are labeled as such.