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Here in Brazil, there is a variation of Marco...some use it as Marcos, with a S added. Marco is not usual like Carlos (Carl), João (Jhon) or José (Joseph)...maybe because people associate Marco as a rich person.
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Also Ligurian: https://lij.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Marco
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Marco is also a very popular Dutch name. It's most likely a variant of Mars, the Roman god of war. [noted -ed]
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"Marco" ("Marko") is also the Bulgarian variant of "Mark".
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It is also a Finnish form of Mark ... widely used in Finland.
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