Jeck
[dʒɛk]Meaning
A Central Franconian (Ripuarian) form of Geck, meaning "dandy" or "crazy".
Background Story
Jeck is a nominalisation of the adjective jeck, meaning "crazy", and is the same word as Geck, "dandy"; it is cognate to Dutch gek. It is also recorded as a surname.
Variations
jack, jak
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