Given name & surname

Wyckoff

“district”·“farmstead”

Wyckoff is a surname from Dutch.

Meaning & origin

What it means

Wyckoff is built from elements meaning “district” and “farmstead”.

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Where it comes from

Wyckoff comes from Dutch.

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How it developed

From Dutch Wyckoff.

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Wyckoff’s family of names

In English usage, Wyckoff as a surname has a related form in WYKOFF.

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Latin

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