No it's not
According to the American Heritage Dictionary, the word 'brook' means to tolerate. A sentence would then be 'We will not brook any bullying at our school.' It is an Old English word - in this context it is an action word.
Brook is "sapa" in tagalog.
Brooke comes from the word brook as in a stream or river.
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Tagalog Translation of BROOK: sapa
Brook
A four letter word for the noun brook is rill or a burn.
The word 'brook' has several meanings * as a noun .... a small stream * as a verb ..... to tolerate I cannot comment on the meaning of the word as Brook, in either a surname or forename.
That word is brook.
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Stream.
The bubbling brook's babble is the subject of the sentence. It is the entity that the sentence is about or is performing the action in the sentence.
This does depend on your question but mines was brook I hope this helps you out hopefully.