Brooker

Brooker is a surname of English origin. It is an occupational surname, deriving from the Middle English word "brokour," meaning "broker" or "middleman." Historically, this referred to someone who acted as an intermediary in trade or negotiations.

Notable individuals with the surname Brooker include:

Sir Brooker, a fictional character, often a knight or nobleman in historical or fantasy settings. The specific characteristics and prominence of such a character would depend entirely on the work of fiction in which they appear.

The Brooker surname is found in various English-speaking countries, with concentrations in the United Kingdom, Australia, and the United States. Like many surnames, its prevalence can vary geographically. The etymology suggests a historical connection to commerce and trade. The surname's adoption likely dates back to the medieval period when occupational surnames became common. While the original meaning relates to a specific profession, its modern usage is purely as a family name. Information regarding specific family histories or notable branches of the Brooker family would require genealogical research.