Faulkner
/ˈfɔknər/
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Faulkner, of English origin, means 'falconer', derived from the Old French 'fauconnier', referring to someone who trained or hunted with falcons. Historically, falconry was a noble pursuit, associating the name with skill, leadership, and precision. It carries a distinguished and somewhat aristocratic air, often evoking imagery of strength and grace.
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