Becker
Becker (noun) means a common surname originating from occupational names for a baker or a maker of mattocks/pickaxes, depending on the language of origin. Example: “The trophy was awarded to a player named Becker.”
How to use Becker
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishMost familiar today as a surname; also the name of a type of sea bream.
Word forms
- Plural
- Beckers
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As a German surname, from Becker, related to Beck ("baker"); as an English surname, from Old Norse bekkr ("brook") or Old English becca ("mattock").
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