Chok

Chok is a British surname that has roots in various Asian cultures, including Chinese, Indian, and Malaysian. The surname is believed to have originated from different linguistic backgrounds, which influences its pronunciation and meaning in different cultures.

In Chinese culture, the surname "Chok" (Chinese: ) is of ancestral significance, often related to auspicious or well-wishing connotations. It is also used as a given name and may have variations in different Chinese dialects.

The Indian variation of the surname "Chok" is also found among various Indian communities, particularly in the Gujarati and Punjabi communities. The meaning and origins of the surname in these cultures may differ from the Chinese interpretation.

In Malaysian culture, the surname "Chok" may have a distinct meaning or origin unique to the country's cultural heritage. Due to Malaysia's diverse population, surname meanings can vary widely.

Over the years, migration and globalization have further influenced the distribution and interpretations of the surname "Chok". Today, individuals bearing this surname can be found in various regions around the world, reflecting the interconnected nature of modern society.

There are approximately 34 people named Chok in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Chok.

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