MARTINUS
GENDER: Masculine
USAGE: Ancient Roman
Meaning & History
Original Latin form of MARTIN
Related Names
FEMININE FORM: Martina
OTHER LANGUAGES: Mattin, Matxin (Basque), Martin (Bulgarian), Martí (Catalan), Martin, Tin (Croatian), Martin (Czech), Martin, Morten (Danish), Maarten, Marten, Martijn, Tijn (Dutch), Martin, Martie, Marty (English), Martti, Martin (Finnish), Martin (French), Martin (German), Martin, Márton (Hungarian), Mairtín (Irish), Martino, Tino (Italian), Martynas (Lithuanian), Merten (Low German), Martin (Macedonian), Martin, Morten (Norwegian), Marcin (Polish), Martim, Martinho (Portuguese), Martin (Romanian), Martin (Russian), Martin (Slovak), Martin, Tine, Tinek (Slovene), Martín (Spanish), Mårten, Martin (Swedish), Martyn (Ukrainian), Martyn (Welsh)
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