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What does Marco mean?
Marco 
as a boys' name is pronounced MAR-koh, MAR-ku. It is of Latin origin. Italian and Portuguese variant of Marcus. Italian explorer Marco Polo. Also Spanish form of Mark.
STARTS WITH Mar-
Variations
RELATIONS VIA MARCUS Marcas, Markus
CREATIVE FORMS(male) Maco, ..
(female) Maral, ..
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Marco Darius (M.D.), ..
How popular is Marco?
Marco is a very popular first name for males (#363 out of 1220, Top 30%) and also a very popular last name for both adults and children (#10519 out of 150436, Top 7%). (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Marco was first listed in 1910-1919 and reached its highest position of #174 in the U.S. in the year 1996, and is at #359 currently. (2018 U.S. SSA RECORDS)
Which version is better?
Marcus (#209 THE PREVIOUS YEAR), Mark (#210), Marcos (#432) and Markus (#1000) are the popular variation forms of Marco (#359) appearing in the Top 2000. These relations of Marco were at the height of their popularity 6 decades ago (ADOPTION OF 2.4%) and have become much less widespread since (ADOPTION 0.3%, 87% LESS), with forms such as Mark falling out of fashion.
Similar Names
Marco is pronounced similarly to Markey, Marko, Marqui and Mirko. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Falco, Jaco, Mac▲, Maccoy, Mace, Maceo, Mack▼, Macon, Macy, Malcom, Mano, Manzo, Mar, Mar-, Marc▼, Marcas, Marcel▲, Marcelo▲, March, Marcio, Mardon, Marek, Mareo, Marik, Marimo, Marino, Mario, Marion▼, Mark▼, Markov, Marloe, Marlon, Marlow, Marly, Maro, Marom, Marq, Marr, Mars, Marsh, Mart, Marti, Marton, Marty▼, Marve, Marx, Marzo, Mateo▲, Matico, Maureo, Maurio, Mauro, Mayo, Merce, Morio, Murdo and Paco. These names tend to be less commonly used than Marco.
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