Mook

mook English Proper noun s en. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Mook is the 16120th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 1796 individuals. Mook is most common among White (84.24%) individuals. Anagrams en kmoo moko Dutch Etymology First attested as moldeka in 1206. Etymology unknown. Potentially derived from an unknown root suffixed with the Gallo-Roman suffix la -acum. An opposing hypothesis proposes a derivation from an unknown root suffixed with nl gem-pro *-ikja. A derivation from a contraction of nl molde earth, fine sand, dust and nl wijk village, settlement is impossible. Compare nl Blerick, nl Bunnik, nl Cuijk, nl Geverik, nl Lopik, nl Maurik, nl Niftrik, nl Odijk, nl Varik, nl Woezik and de Fellerich. Pronunciation nl /moːk/ nl Mook nl oːk 1 Proper noun n nl village mun/Mook en Middelaar p/Limburg c/Netherlands nl Heikneuterrijk<qq:Carnival nickname> Derived terms nl Mokenaar nl Mooks nl Mook en Middelaar References Limburgish li: Etymology li nl mook (see there for more). Pronunciation li /moːk/ li oːk 1 Proper noun li proper noun n li Veldeke li village mun/Mook en Middelaar p/Limburg c/Netherlands li Mook en Middelar li Bieselt Derived terms li Mook en Middelar