Fulco
[ˈful.ko]Meaning
Old German form of Fulk
Background Story
Fulco is an Old German form of Fulk, from a root recorded as fulk or folk. The name is used in Danish, English, Old Norse and Swedish. English borrowed it from the Italian Fulco, which comes from a variant of the personal name Folco. It is recorded as both a masculine given name and a surname.
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