Shattock

English Etymology en :inh enm:<alt:*Shadok><unc><ety:inh<ang:*scēaduc><ang:<alt:*Scēadāc><ety:af<scēad><āc>>>> enm:<alt:*Shatok><unc><ety:inh<ang:<alt:*Scēatāc><ety:af<scēat><āc>>>> enm:Sadoc<unc><alt:Sad(d)oc><ety:bor<la:Sadoc<unc><ety:bor<grc:Σαδώκ<ety:bor<he:צָדוֹק<tr:Ṣadôq>>>>>>> :from Chadwick<unc> 1 en. Various theories include: An unrecorded Middle English place name: *Shadok from ang *scēaduc little boundary 1 or *Scēadāc from ang scēad shade + ang āc oak. *Shatok from *Scēatāc from ang scēat corner; nook; bay + ang āc oak. A variant pronunciation of en Chadwick. From the Middle English personal name enm Sadoc Sad(d)oc, ultimately from he צָדוֹק Ṣadôq righteous 1—the name of a high priest during the rule of David and Solomon and numerous characters in the Old Testament, equivalent to modern Zadok. However, the use of this name was rare in medieval Europe. Proper noun s en. Statistics According to data collected by Forebears in 2014, Shattock is the 9141st most common surname in England, belonging to 673 individuals. References