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MARTEN
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Meaning & History
Dutch form of Martinus (see MARTIN).
Related Names
DIMINUTIVE: Tijn FEMININE FORM: Martina OTHER LANGUAGES: Martinus (Ancient Roman), Mattin, Matxin (Basque), Martin (Bulgarian), Martí (Catalan), Martin, Tin (Croatian), Martin (Czech), Martin, Morten (Danish), Martin, Martie, Marty (English), Martti, Martin (Finnish), Martin (French), Martin, Merten (German), Martin, Márton (Hungarian), Mairtín (Irish), Martino, Tino (Italian), Martynas (Lithuanian), Martin, Morten (Norwegian), Marcin (Polish), Martim, Martinho (Portuguese), Martin (Romanian), Martin (Russian), Martin (Slovak), Martin, Tinek (Slovene), Martín (Spanish), Mårten, Martin (Swedish), Martyn (Ukrainian), Martyn (Welsh) Popularity
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