- Woik
- aus einer Ableitung von slawischen Rufnamen wie Vojslav (urslaw. vojb, voi »Krieger« + urslaw. *slava »Ruhm, Ehre«) entstandene Familiennamen.
Wörterbuch der deutschen familiennamen. 2013.
Woik
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villa — [17] Latin vīlla denoted a ‘country house’. It was a condensation of an earlier *wīcslā, which in turn was derived from *wīcus ‘group of houses, camp, village, etc’ (source of the wick, wich of English place names). And *wīcus was descended from… … Word origins
