Scottish: A Short Form of Marcus, Marc is Also Used As an Independent Given Name. (Mark)

Latin: Warlike

Latin: Hammer

French: Form of Mark

English: Variant of Mark: Derived from Latin 'Marcus': Mars (Roman God of War). St. Mark Was the Author of the Second Gospel. Famous Bearer: Mark Twain (-). Mark Twain's Real Name Was Samuel Clemens

Beth-marcaboth  (Biblical)
House of Bitterness Wiped Out

Beth-marcaboth  (Biblical)
House of Bitterness Wiped Out

Carvel  (English)
From the Villa by the March

Carvell  (English)
From the Villa by the March

Coriolanus  (Shakespearean)
'The Tragedy of Coriolanus.' Caius Marcius Coriolanus

Demarco  (African American)
Of Mark

Edmund  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry Iv, ' Earl of March. 'King Henry Vi, Iii' Edmund, Earl of Rutland and Son to Richard Plantagenet. 'Tragedy of King Lear' Edmund, Bastard Son to Gloucester. 'King Richard the Second' Edmund

Langley  (Shakespearean)
'King Henry Iv, ' Earl of March. 'King Henry Vi, Iii' Edmund, Earl of Rutland and Son to Richard Plantagenet. 'Tragedy of King Lear' Edmund, Bastard Son to Gloucester. 'King Richard the Second' Edmund

Marcade  (Shakespearean)
'Love's Labours Lost' Lord Attending on the Princess of France

Marcail  (Scottish)
Pearl

Marcario  (Greek)
Blessed

Marcas  (Irish)
Of Mars. The Roman Fertility God Mars for Whom March Was Named

Marcas  (Scottish)
Of Mars. The Roman Fertility God Mars for Whom March Was Named

Marceau  (Latin)
Warring

Marceau  (French)
Form of the Latin Marcellus Meaning Hammer

Marcel  (French)
Young Warrior

Marcel  (French)
Form of the Latin Marcellus Meaning Hammer

Marcel  (Latin)
Variant of Marcellus: Hammer; Warring

Marcela  (Spanish)
Warring

Marcelina  (Latin)
Of Mars. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marcelinda  (Latin)
Of Mars. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marcelino  (Italian)
Form of the Latin Marcellus Meaning Hammer

Marcell  (Latin)
Warlike

Marcell  (Italian)
Form of the Latin Marcellus Meaning Hammer

Marcella  (Scottish)
Derived from the French Marcelle, a Feminine Form of Marcel. Uncertain Derivation and Meaning. (Mar-seh-lah)

Marcella  (Latin)
Feminine Form of Marcellus: Hammer; Warring

Marcella  (Latin)
Martial (Marcelle, Marceiline)

Marcella  (French)
Warring

Marcella  (Teutonic)
Warring

Marcella  (Latin)
Young Warrior

Marcelle  (Latin)
Feminine Form of Marcellus: Hammer; Warring

Marcelle  (French)
Warring

Marcellia  (French)
Warring

Marcellin  (Latin)
Hammer

Marcellina  (Latin)
Of Mars. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marcelline  (Latin)
Warring

Marcello  (Latin)
Young Warrior

Marcello  (Italian)
Form of the Latin Marcellus Meaning Hammer

Marcellus  (Latin)
Hammer. Also a Diminutive of Marcus: Mars (Roman God of War). A Family Name in Ancient Rome

Marcellus  (Shakespearean)
'Hamlet, Prince of Denmark' an Officer

Marcellus  (Latin)
Young Warrior

Marcelo  (Italian)
Form of the Latin Marcellus Meaning Hammer

Marcely  (Latin)
Hammer

Marcelyn  (Latin)
Of Mars. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility for Whom the Month March Was Named; Mythologically Identified With the Greek War God Ares

Marcena  (Latin)
Of Mars. Feminine of Marcus. Mars Was Mythological Roman God of Fertility Also Identified With the Greek War God Ares