Marko

Gender Masculine

Usage Ukrainian, Croatian, Serbian, Slovene, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Finnish, Estonian, Basque

Scripts Марко(Ukrainian, Serbian, Bulgarian, Macedonian)

Pronounced Pron. /ˈmɑr.ko/(Finnish) [key·simplify]

Meaning & History

Form of Mark in several languages.

Related Names

VariantsMarkku, Markus(Finnish) Margus, Markus, Marek(Estonian)

Other Languages & CulturesMarcus, Markos(Ancient Roman) Mark(Armenian) Mark(Belarusian) Mark(Biblical) Markos(Biblical Greek) Marcus(Biblical Latin) Marc(Catalan) Margh(Cornish) Marek(Czech) Marcus, Mark, Markus(Danish) Marco, Mark(Dutch) Marcus, Mark(English) Marc(French) Marco, Markus(German) Markos(Greek) Maleko(Hawaiian) Márk(Hungarian) Marcas(Irish) Marco(Italian) Mareks, Marks, Markuss(Latvian) Mercutio(Literature) Markas(Lithuanian) Marcus, Markus(Norwegian) Marek(Polish) Marco, Marcos, Marquinhos(Portuguese) Mark(Russian) Marcas(Scottish Gaelic) Marek(Slovak) Marco, Marcos(Spanish) Marcus, Markus(Swedish) Marc(Welsh)

Surname DescendantsMarkov, Markova(Bulgarian) Marković(Croatian) Marković(Serbian) Marchenko(Ukrainian)

User SubmissionsMárkó, Markó

Popularity

People think this name is

natural wholesome strong strange serious

Name Days

Austria: February 27

Austria: August 13

Bulgaria: April 25

Croatia: April 25

Croatia: September 7

Croatia: October 22

Estonia: April 25

Finland: April 25

Categories

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Entry updated May 29, 2020