What does Folker mean?

Folker as a boys' name is of German and Old Norse origin, and the meaning of Folker is "people's guard".

ENDS WITH -er

ASSOCIATED WITH norse, guard (defender)

Variations

VARIANTS Folke, Volker, Vollker

How popular is Folker?

Folker is a rare given name for men but a very popular surname for both adults and children (#34856 out of 150436, Top 23%). (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)

Similar Names

Recommended sound-alike names are Ailmer (see Aylmer), Allmer, Alter, Anker, Aylmer, Balder, Balfer, Booker▼, Colier, Colter, Colver, Coster, Culver, Deker, Delmer▼, Elber, Elder, Elmer▼, Eylmer (see Aylmer), Falke, Falken, Falkner, Farrer, Faulkner, Fawke (see Fulk), Felike, Ferrer, Fester, Fielder, Filep, Filmer, Fisher▲, Fiske, Forden, Foster▼, Fowke, Fowler, Foxen, Fraser, Fryer, Fulk, Fulke, Fuller, Fylmer (see Filmore), Gilmer, Gomer, Helier, Heller, Hiller, Hooker, Jerker (see Eric), Joyner, Kyler▲, Loller, Lother, Melker, Osker, Palmer, Riker, Rodger▼, Rover, Royer, Ryker▲, Sommer, Telfer, Torger, Tower, Tucker▲, Tyler▼, Ulmer, Valter, Walker▲, Wilber▼, Wilder▲ and Wilmer▼. These names tend to be more frequently used than Folker.