Markus

Markus in japanese language:

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Katakana / Romajin: (*1)
マーカス / Maakasu
マルクス / Marukusu

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Hiragana / Romajin: (*2)
まあかす / Maakasu
まるくす / Marukusu

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Pronountiation (in all cases) = Maaksu

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Refered Kanji:
Kanji / Romajin / Meaning:
戦士 / Senshi / Warlike (Warrior)

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Also:

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Kanji / Romajin / Meaning:
真佳守 / Ma Ka Su / 真 true 佳 excellent - beautyfull 守 protect

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(*1) マーカス / Maakasu is usually only used for Markus. マルクス / Marukusu is also often used for Marx and Max.
(*2) Foreign names are usually translated with Katakana and not with Hiragana. But everthing written in Katakana can also be written in Hiragana.

No, this is not a form of Mark, Mark is a form of Markus. It is the same name as Marcus, just spelled differently in some countries.