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10 Language-to-English DictionariesMarco
Pronunciation / Transliteration: MAHR-ko
"Marco ha comprato una nuova macchina."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A male given name of Latin origin.
"Marcus is meeting us at the library later this afternoon."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Marcus is an ancient Roman praenomen of uncertain etymology, likely related to Mars, the Roman god of war. It has been used widely across Western cultures for millennia, famously borne by historical figures such as Marcus Aurelius.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Marcus" is said worldwide
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Marc
Transliteration: mark
"Marc vient avec nous au cinéma ce soir."
Markus
Transliteration: MAHR-kus
"Markus wohnt jetzt in Berlin."
Marco
Transliteration: MAHR-ko
"Marco ha comprato una nuova macchina."
Marcos
Transliteration: MAHR-kos
"Marcos viaja mucho por su trabajo."
Marcos
Transliteration: MAHR-koosh
"Marcos gosta de jogar futebol aos domingos."
मार्कर
Transliteration: Marcus
Script: मार्cus
"मार्कुस एक अच्छा लड़का है।"
马库斯
Transliteration: Mǎkùsī
"马库斯正在学习中文。"
마커스
Transliteration: Makeoseu
"마커스는 내일 한국으로 떠난다."
マルクス
Transliteration: Marukusu
"マルクスさんは本を読むのが好きです。"
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