Wyckoff
Wyckoff proper noun: a surname from Dutch.

Proper noun
Wyckoff (countable and uncountable, plural Wyckoffs)
- A surname from Dutch.
- Rose Wyckoff holds up three kittens August 10 in a Redding neighborhood that has been destroyed by the Carr Fire.2018 August 13, “Massive wildfires scorching California”, in CNN, archived from the original on 11 May 2026
- A township in Bergen County, New Jersey, United States.
Forms of Wyckoff
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Origin of Wyckoff
Borrowed from Dutch Wyckoff, from wijk (“district”) + hof (“farmstead”).
Questions about Wyckoff
- What does Wyckoff mean?
- Wyckoff means a surname from Dutch.
- What part of speech is Wyckoff?
- Wyckoff is a proper noun.
Words near Wyckoff in the dictionary
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