Fulk
Fulk is a masculine given name of medieval European origin, especially in France and England. It derives from the Germanic personal name Fulko, via the Old French form Fulke; the name is commonly associated with the meaning “wolf.” The spelling Fulk is one of several medieval English and French renderings and has variants such as Fulke, Fulc, and Fulco. The name was common among Norman and Angevin nobility in the Middle Ages and has continued in some regions as a surname or given name into later periods.
In historical use, Fulk is most notably associated with several nobles who bore the name in what
In culture and onomastics, Fulk has continued to appear in historical discussions, genealogies, and literary works