Rokov

Rokov is a term encountered primarily in Slavic languages and as a proper name in several cultural and geographic contexts. Linguistically, it is related to the Slavic root "rok," which commonly means "year" or "fixed time." In several Slavic languages, forms like rokov function grammatically as plural or possessive constructions conveying "of years" or similar temporal relationships.

As a surname and toponym, Rokov appears in parts of Central and Eastern Europe. Families and small localities may bear the name, often reflecting an ancestral or regional connection to the Slavic root. Because it is not unique to a single prominent entity, Rokov can refer to distinct people, places, or organizations depending on context.

In cultural usage, variants of the word appear in titles, idioms, or compound expressions where the notion of time or years is relevant. The term may also be used in artistic or commercial names without direct linguistic reference to its original meaning.

Due to multiple potential references, entries for Rokov are frequently disambiguated in encyclopedic or directory settings. Readers seeking information about a specific person, place, or work named Rokov should consult contextual sources or disambiguation pages to identify the intended subject.