Polkin

Meaning

Diminutive form relating to Paul or a small poll/head.

Etymology

Derived from the given name Paul with the diminutive suffix -kin, common in English surnames. The suffix -kin was frequently used in medieval England to create familial or diminutive forms.

About the Polkin Surname

A patronymic surname derived from the personal name Paul, with the diminutive suffix -kin indicating 'son of Paul' or a small/young Paul. The surname is relatively obscure and appears sporadically in English records.

Distribution

Primarily found in England and English-speaking regions.

Notable Bearers

Unknown

People with the Polkin Surname