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Brooke

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Name — An English surname, also a female given name popularized in part by actress Brooke Shields.

Etymology

A topographic surname for someone who lived near a brook.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Brooke” mean?

The word “Brooke” means an English surname, also a female given name popularized in part by actress Brooke Shields.

How do you pronounce “Brooke”?

“Brooke” is pronounced bruuk (/bɹʊk/ in IPA).

How do you use “Brooke” in a sentence?

Here is “Brooke” used in a sentence: “Brooke Shields starred in several 1980s films.”

What part of speech is “Brooke”?

“Brooke” is a name.

Is “Brooke” a common word?

“Brooke” is an uncommon word in modern English.

Is Brooke a male or female name?

Brooke began as an English surname but is now used mainly as a female given name, popularized in part by actress Brooke Shields. It is distinct in spelling from "brook," the word for a small stream.

Is Brooke related to the word "brook"?

Yes, the surname and given name Brooke shares its origin with the common noun "brook," meaning a small natural stream, though today they are treated as distinct in spelling and use. As a name, Brooke is capitalized and used for people, not waterways.

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