Marko name meaning

Gender: Boy

Origin: Latin

Usage: German, Slavic, English, Finnish, Ukrainian, Czech, Slovenian, Swedish, Danish and Norwegian

Pronunciation: m(a)-rko

Meaning: Dedicated to Mars (The Roman God of War)

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What does Marko mean?

Unfamiliar and All time favorite boy name Marko means "Dedicated to Mars (The Roman God of War)" and is used in Czech, Finnish, German, Slavic, Slovenian, Swedish, Danish, Ukrainian, Norwegian and English has its origin in Latin language.

Marko is English, Ukrainian and Slavic equivalent of Marcus. Also Marko is form of Mark in Czech, Slavic and German languages. Also Marko is form of Markku in Estonian language.

How do I pronounce Marko?

The two syllabled name Marko is pronounced, m(a)-rko. The other ways to say the name is mar-ko.

Variants of Marko

Marcus, Markco, Mark, Markku, Marcas, Damarcus, Marcusanthony, Maleko, Mark Anthony

How popular is the name Marko?

Marko used to be a common name in United States, first appeared in 1892 and over 3905 babies have been given the name in 92 years. When at the peak of its usage in 1892,.

However the graph is now showing a downward trend after 92 years. Also, Marko was a common name in Finland. Over 2495 babies have been named Marko since 1969. When at its peak in 1972,.

After 92 years of usage, the name has fallen out of the charts.

Marko is a familiar baby name in Switzerland, it has been in use since 1998 and was able to reach the top 200 names.

In 1998, it achieved its highest ever ranking of 116 on boy names chart when 67 babies were given the name Marko. There are over 976 babies that have been given the name Marko in Switzerland.

Marko is a unique baby name in France, it has been in use since 1965 and was able to reach the top 900 names. In 1994, it achieved its highest ever ranking of 821 on boy names chart when 37 babies were named Marko.

Over 830 people have been named Marko in France.

Marko is an uncommon baby name in England and Wales, even after 23 years of use, it could not make it big.

Over 350 babies in England and Wales have been named Marko. Also, it appeared first time in 2003 on baby boy names list of Ireland. In Belgium, it is relatively new, first appeared in 1996.

But Marko is a popular baby name in Croatia where every 1 in 200 have the name as well as in, Slovenia, Germany, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Tanzania, South Sudan, Sudan, Malawi, DR Congo, Zimbabwe and Estonia.

As per our estimate, over 250000 people has been named Marko globally.

Year	Rank	Births
2018	1839	81
2017	1651	95
2016	1664	94
2015	1593	100
2014	1615	96

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Marko in Nordic countries

Countries	Men		Women
Countries	First Name	Secondary Name	First Name	Secondary Name
	1054	195	0	5
	33710	3911	15	0

What numerology tells about Marko?

You are a walking motivation and inspire people to take control over their lives and make the best of themselves. You are passionate when it comes to relationships but cool off too easily. Deep inside you want someone to take over your dominance and take over the control. You are always preoccupied with other people's problems because they know you are compassionate and ready to help at any time. Your great sense of humor makes you attractive in other people's eyes.

Looking for a name like Marko? Please go through the following names

Caryn - Famed Caryn is originated from Old Greek and Latin is commonly used in English, Caryn means "Modern Variant of Karen or Pure" is a girl name
Célénie means To Hide or To Keep a Secret is of Latin origin
Kristers - Meaning of Kristers is Disciple of Christ or Christian Woman came from Latin and is aimed at boys is notably used in Latvian
Lina - Trendy and Ever lasting unisex name Lina means "Brilliant or To Be Present In Latent". It is rooted from German and Latin is used dominantly in Sanskrit and Kannada
Kamilly - Recent and Rare Kamilly is used in Portuguese, Kamilly means "Acolyte" is a girl name came from Latin

Famous people named Marko

Marko Petkovšek, Slovenian mathematician, born: 1955
Marko Bezruchko, Ukrainian military commander and a General of the Ukrainian National Republic
Marko Pogačnik, Slovenian artist and author
Marko Orešković, Croatian Partisan commander
Marko Todorović, Serbian actor famous for playing roles of important historical figures
Marko Lopušina, Serbian journalist and publicist
Marko Yli-Hannuksela, Finnish former wrestler
Marko Čelebonović, was one of the most famous Serbian painters of the 20th century
Marko Cepenkov, Bulgarian folklorist from the region of Macedonia
Marko Tajčević, Croatian Serb composer and musician
Marko Mäetamm, Estonian multimedia artist
Marko Hranilović, Croatian nationalist and Secretary of the separatist Croatian Rights Youth

Marko Tuomela, Finnish former footballer
Marko Strahija, backstroke swimmer from Croatia
Marko Orlandić, high-ranking Montenegrin politician
Marko Klasinc, is Slovenian chess problemist
Marko Antila, Finnish film producer and director
Marko Baacke, former German nordic combined skier
Marko Peruničić, successful Serbian composer/arranger/producer
Marko Dapcevich, former mayor of Sitka, Alaska
Marko Leko, notable Serbian scientist, chemist
Marko Vidojković, is Serbian novelist of the younger generation
Marko Tuulola, retired Finnish professional ice hockey defenceman
Marko Savolainen, Finnish professional heavy-weight IFBB bodybuilder
Marko Markov, Bulgarian football player

Marko Wahlman, retired male hammer thrower from Finland
Marko Koers, He competed in the 800 and 1500 metres
Marko Krizin, Croatian Roman Catholic priest
Marko Sentić, Croatian judoka
Marko Cheremshyna, Cheremshyna earned a law degree
Marko Matvere, Estonian actor and singer
Marko Marulić, Croatian national poet and Renaissance humanist
Marko Kemppainen, athlete from Finland
Marko Baša, Montenegrin footballer who plays as a centre back
Marko Lomić, Serbian former professional footballer
Marko Babić, Croatian former international footballer
Marko Jarić, Serbian former professional basketball player
Marko Perković, Croatian musician and has been the lead singer of the band Thompson since 1991

Marko Albert, former Estonian triathlete
Marko Veselica, Croatian politician
Marko Jantunen, Finnish ice hockey forward
Marko Bulat, Serbian pop-folk singer and musician
Marko DeSantis, music professional best known as the lead guitarist for American modern rock band Sugarcult; he grew up
Marko Kristal, Estonian football manager and former football player
Marko Kolsi, retired Finnish footballer
Marko Kiprusoff, ice hockey player
Marko Mesić, decorated gunnery officer
Marko Albrecht, German disc jockey and electronic producer
Marko Asmer, Estonian racing driver
Marko Miljanov, Brda chieftain and Montenegrin general and writer
Markoesa Hamer in Den Helder as Actress

Marko Cortés Mendoza Marko Antonio Cortés Mendoza.
Marko Bacovic acted in movie Rage
In 2004 comedy film, Dergi in Roza v kraljestvu svizca, Marko Derganc portrayed Dergi.
In 1989, Marko Hahta played the role of N in film Brev till paradiset.
In 1991 comedy, drama film, Primer Feliks Langus ali Kako ujeti svobodo, Marko Okorn played Direktor.
Marko Ratic portrayed central role of Dani in 1990 drama flick Granica.
Marko Soljacic, from 1953 flick Kameni horizonti, who portrayed Jakov.
In 1970, Marko Tasic portrayed the role of Laka in comedy movie Lepa parada.
In 1974, Marko Todorovic characterized the role of Josip Broz Tito in drama, war flick Uzicka Republika.
Marko Miladinovic characterized pivotal role of Bojan in 2002 comedy film Amir.

In 1986, Marko Bitraku portrayed the role of N in drama, romance flick Fjalë pa fund.
In 2010 comedy and drama film, Kao rani mraz, Marko Makivic characterized Nikola.
In 2016 drama flick, Morality, Marko Nisevich characterized Homer Cobb.

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