kokers

Kokers is a term with multiple uses in Dutch and English-language contexts. It is most commonly encountered as a Dutch-origin surname and can also appear as a plural form in Dutch vocabulary.

As a surname, Kokers is of Dutch origin. It is typically found in the Netherlands and Belgium, and among communities abroad with Dutch or Belgian ancestry. Etymological roots in Dutch naming practices often point to occupational or toponymic origins, though specific family histories can vary. Surnames like Kokers may be passed down through generations and can reflect regional or migratory histories.

As a common noun in Dutch, koker is a word with several senses, including a cylindrical object, a container, or a duct. The plural form kokers may occur in Dutch texts describing such objects or in technical contexts. In English-language discussions, the term is rarely used outside of linguistic, genealogical, or cross-cultural studies that involve Dutch language material.

In modern reference works, Kokers is primarily treated as a surname rather than a widely used English common noun. The name has appeared across different professional fields through individuals who bear it, but it does not correspond to a single, widely recognized figure or concept on its own.

See also: Koker.