Can anyone decipher this (Dutch?) woman's maiden name?

[John1967]

I need some help to try to read some of this section of a Scottish birth register that lists the parents' names. I can read this:

William Postma
Seaman

Carolina Postma
M S (problem name)

1856 December 9th
Greenock

William Postma was Dutch, so I'm thinking his Carolina was also Dutch. But I cannot come up with a credible interpretation of that maiden name. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

[KGarrad]

Horrible handwriting!

My best guess is K**kielsbergen

Had another thought!
Looking at the "W" of William, is it possible her name was Von Vielsbergen?

[Billyblue]

Looks like Kukelsbergen to me

Dawn M

[avm228]

Looks like Kukelsbergen to me

Me too

[youngtug]

I think it may be Kukelsberger

[Treetotal]

I agree with Youngtug...I see an "R" at the end.
Carol

[Archivos]

It's Kukelsberger on the IGI - might be worth checking the marriage for them, it might be a bit clearer (assuming it can be found!)

[veeblevort]

I see it as KuKelsberger, i.e., the third letter as a capital.

Wondering whether this means Ku is a prefix, like other nations
use Mac or de or von?

vv.

[clayton bradley]

I've never seen Ku as a prefix, just van, van de etc, claytonbradley