/hʊks/
Derived from 'hook', possibly referring to someone who made or used hooks, or lived near a hook-shaped piece of land.
Represents utility, grip, and connection—symbolizing someone instrumental or foundational in a structure or relationship.
Embodies attachment, function, and tenacity; evokes imagery of tools, fishing, or holding fast to values and purpose.
An English-language surname of occupational or topographic origin, primarily found in British and Am
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