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♂ Marquise (boy)
What does Marquise mean?
Marquise 
▼ as a name for boys (also used less generally as girls' name Marquise) is of Old French derivation, and the name Marquise means "nobleman; lord of the borderlands". Marquise is a variant form of Marquis (Old French).
STARTS WITH Mar-
ASSOCIATED WITH nobleman
Variations
VARIANTS Marquiz, Marquez, Marquess, Marques▼, Markwess, Markwees, Markize, Markiss, Markise, Markess, Markese, Markeese, Markeece
OTHER FORM VIA MARQUIS Marqui
FEMININE FORM Markeisha
CREATIVE FORMS(male)
(female)
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Marquise Kareem (M.K.), ..
How popular is Marquise?
Marquise is an uncommon given name for men. Marquise is an equivalently unique surname too for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Marquise entered the list in 1970-1979 and reached its peak position of #369 in the U.S. in the year 1995, and is presently at #1525. (2018 BIRTH STATISTICS)
Which version is better?
Prominent variation forms of Marquise (#1525 THE PREVIOUS YEAR) rated in the Top 2000 are Markese, Marques, Marquez (#1956) and Marquis (#1010). Usage of these relations of Marquise was well-received in 1995 (MEDIAN #768) and has become much reduced since (#1698, ▼79.7%).
Similar Names
Marquise▼ is pronounced similarly to Marcus▼, Markus and Marquus. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Gervaise, Macaire, Macbride, Macguire, Magnus▲, Maguire, Magus, Malakie, Malequi, Malique, Mannie, Manus, Manvile (see Manville), Marcas, Marcio, Marcos, Marik, Marimo, Mariner, Marino, Marinos, Marinus, Marion▼, Marius, Markaine, Markeith, Markos, Marleigh, Marlin▼, Marlinn (see Marlon), Marloe, Marlowe, Marmion, Marq, Marque, Marquel, Marriner, Marsdin, Marsh, Marti, Martie, Martijn, Martin▼, Martino, Marve, Marvin▼, Marwin, Massie, Mateus, Mateusz, Mattie, Maurice▼, Maurie, Maurise, Maurus, Maxie, Mcguire, Mercure, Mercuree, Moise, Morice, Moris, Morrice, Morrie, Morris▼, Morriss, Morse, Murfie (see Murphy), Murphie, Narcisse, Tarquin and Tarquino. These names tend to be more frequently used than Marquise.
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