Vuokari

Vuokari is a surname of Finnish origin. It is derived from the word "vuokko," which refers to the wood anemone, a common spring flower in Finland. The suffix "-ri" is a patronymic or possessive ending. The name suggests a connection to nature or a place where wood anemones grow.

The surname Vuokari is not particularly widespread but can be found among Finnish families. Like many Finnish surnames, it may have originated as a place name or a descriptive term that was later adopted as a family name. The exact historical origins and the specific families that first bore the name are not extensively documented in widely available public records.

Variations or similar-sounding names might exist within Finnish onomastics, but Vuokari itself is a distinct and recognizable Finnish surname. Its presence indicates a lineage rooted in Finnish culture and geography. Further genealogical research would be required to trace specific family lines and their historical distribution. The name carries a gentle, natural connotation due to its etymological link to the "vuokko" flower.