Hooker
/ˈhʊkər/
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Hooker, of English origin, derives from the occupational term for a shepherd or someone who tends to livestock. Historically, it signifies a guardian of animals and a leader in agricultural communities. The name carries a rustic charm, reflecting a connection to nature and pastoral life.
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