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MARKOS
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Meaning & History
Form of MARK used in the Greek New Testament.
Related Names
OTHER LANGUAGES: Marcellinus, Marcellus, Marcius, Marcus (Ancient Roman), Marko, Martzel (Basque), Mark (Biblical), Marcus (Biblical Latin), Marko (Bulgarian), Marc, Marcel (Catalan), Margh (Cornish), Marko (Croatian), Marcel, Marek (Czech), Marcus, Mark, Markus (Danish), Marcel, Marco, Mark (Dutch), Marcus, Mark (English), Markku, Marko, Markus (Finnish), Marc, Marcel, Marcellin (French), Marcel, Marcellus, Marco, Markus, Marcell, Marzell (German), Maleko (Hawaiian), Marcell, Márk (Hungarian), Marcas (Irish), Marcellino, Marcello, Marco, Marzio (Italian), Marko (Macedonian), Marcus, Mark, Markus (Norwegian), Marcel, Marceli, Marek (Polish), Marcelino, Marcelo, Márcio, Marco, Marcos, Marcelinho, Marquinhos (Portuguese), Marcel (Romanian), Mark (Russian), Marcas (Scottish), Marko (Serbian), Marcel, Marek (Slovak), Marko (Slovene), Marcelino, Marcelo, Marcio, Marco, Marcos (Spanish), Marcus, Mark, Markus (Swedish), Marko (Ukrainian), Marc (Welsh) |
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