Berek is an uncommon yet distinctive male given name, of Hebrew origin. It translates to 'thunder' in English, which lends it a powerful and dynamic essence. This name is often associated with strength, energy, and assertiveness. Spelled variations include Berech and Bereck. Berek is not particularly popular worldwide, but it has been recorded in several countries including Israel, the United States, and Germany. It's considered unisex in some cultures, though it's more commonly used for males. In literature, a notable figure named Berech was a character in Eliezer Ben-Yehuda's Hebrew novel "The Story of a Life.
"The name Berek was quite popular in 1984 with five newborns carrying this name that year."