Gender Masculine
Meaning & History
German, Scandinavian, Finnish and Estonian form of Marcus (see Mark).
Related Names
VariantsMarco(German) Marcus(Swedish) Marcus(Norwegian) Marcus, Mark(Danish) Markku, Marko(Finnish) Margus, Marko, Marek(Estonian)
Other Languages & CulturesMarkos(Ancient Greek) Marcus(Ancient Roman) Marko(Basque) Mark(Belarusian) Mark(Biblical) Markos(Biblical Greek) Marcus(Biblical Latin) Marko(Bulgarian) Marc(Catalan) Margh(Cornish) Marko(Croatian) Marek(Czech) Marco, Mark(Dutch) Marcus, Mark(English) Marc(French) Markos(Greek) Maleko(Hawaiian) Márk(Hungarian) Marcas(Irish) Marco(Italian) Mareks, Markuss(Latvian) Markas(Lithuanian) Marko(Macedonian) Marek(Polish) Marco, Marcos, Marquinhos(Portuguese) Mark(Russian) Marcas(Scottish) Marko(Serbian) Marek(Slovak) Marko(Slovene) Marco, Marcos(Spanish) Marko(Ukrainian) Marc(Welsh)
Surname DescendantMarkusson(Swedish)
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