Vokes

Vokes can refer to several things. Most commonly, it is a surname. Individuals with the surname Vokes include historical figures and contemporary personalities. Notable people include Sir Charles Vokes, a British Army officer, and E. Virginia Vokes, an American botanist.

In a different context, "vokes" could be a misspelling of "vokes," which is a plural form of "voke." However, "voke" itself is not a standard English word. It is possible it is a colloquialism, a technical term in a specific field, or a typographical error. Without further context, the precise meaning of "vokes" beyond the surname is unclear. If "vokes" is intended to be a plural, the singular form would likely be "voke." The etymology and usage of "voke" as a singular noun would need to be established to provide a more specific definition.