Mar- baby names and what they mean, with 42 results. Mar- names are used more often as feminine names. These boy names reached the top of their popularity 6 decades ago (ADOPTION OF 3.2%) and are now significantly less conventional (ADOPTION 0.7%, 78.7% LESS), with names like Marc becoming less in vogue. Marcel (#734), Marcelo (#610) and Marley (#888) are three of the more trendy baby names in this compilation, while Marcano (TOP 6%) and Markley (3%) are familiar Mar- surnames. Here is the list of Mar- names for girls.

Mar- - Marlin

Mar-, var. Marzell, Martell, Marshawn, Marquis▼, Marquel, Markaine, Markeith
Origin fr. American element. Blends based on Mark plus other .. Marz is also a marginally favored baby name.

Marc¹▼, var. Mark¹▼
Origin fr. French language. Variant of Mark. Mamo is a creative variation.

Marcel▲, var. Marciano, Marcely, Marcelo▲, Marcellus¹, Marcello¹, Marcellino, Marcell, Marcellin, Marcelin, Marceau
Origin fr. French, Latin. "Little warrior." Common as surnames, and Marcel (UPPER 10%) is comparable to common -el surnames Misel (UPPER 47%), Markel (5%).

Marcellus², var. Marcello²
Origin fr. Latin language. "Dedicated to Mars." Used widely as children's names, Marcellus and Marcello are similar to the familiar Marcelo.

March, var. Marzo, Marcio
Origin fr. Old French language. "Borderland, frontier." Not in Top 2000.

Marco¹, var. Markos¹, Marcos¹
Origin fr. Latin word. Italian and Portuguese variant of Marcus .. Used widely as birth names, Marco, Markos, etc. are pronounced like the popular Marc.

Marcus¹▼, var. Markus¹, Markos², Marco², Marcas
Stems fr. Latin. "Dedicated to Mars." Marco (TOP 7%), Marcus (1%), Markos (17%) and Markus (6%) appear often as surnames.

Marden, var. Mardyn, Mardon, Mardel
Origin fr. Old English element. "The valley with the pool." Compare last names Marten (UPPER 7%), Marlen (70%).

Marek¹, var. Marik
From Czechoslovakian, Polish elements. Variant of Mark. Usage of Marek and Marik as baby names in 2018 was up 14.3% compared to a year ago.

Mareo
Derivative of Japanese element. "Rare, uncommon." Mareo is unique as a boys' name. See also Maureo.

Mariano¹, var. Marimo, Marianus¹, Marianos
Stems fr. Spanish, Latin words. "Manly." Uncommon, with usage of 0.008% for Mariano, Marianos, etc. as boys' names in 2018, higher than 0.008% the year before.

Marino, var. Marinus, Marinos
Source fr. Latin language. "Of the sea." Marinus and forms were favored as birth names during 1910-1919.

Mario¹, var. Marius¹, Marianus²
Based on Latin element. "Manly." Mario is in the Top 2000.

Marion▼, var. Mariano²
Stems fr. English, Latin. "Star of the sea." Well-used, with usage of 0.013% for Marion and Mariano as baby names in 2018, higher than 0.012% the previous year.

Mark²▼, var. Marquus, Marques▼, Marque, Marq, Markus², Markos³, Markov, Marko¹, Marko², Markey, Markell¹, Mario², Marius², Marek², Marcus²▼, Marcos², Marco³, Marc²▼
Root fr. Latin language. "Dedicated to Mars." Usage of Marc, Marcus, Mark and Marques as birth names has faded circa the 1960s.

Markell², var. Marx, Markel
Root fr. German. Variant of Mark. Adoption of Markell, Markel, etc. as boys' names in 2018 was 38% less than the previous decade.

Markham
From Old English language. "Mark's village." Slightly atypical as a boys' name, Markham is found more often as a surname.

Marland, var. Marlondo, Marlond, Marlon¹, Marlin¹▼
Derivative of Old English. "Land near the lake." Marland (TOP 27%), Marlin (4%) and Marlon (76%) exist commonly as last names.

Marley▲, var. Marly, Marleigh, Marlea
Source fr. Old English. "Meadow near the lake." Adoption of Marley, Marlea, etc. as boys' names in 2018 was 14.4% more than a year ago.

Marlon², Marlin²▼
Forms of Merlin. Origin fr. Welsh element. "Sea fortress." Marlin (TOP 50%) and Marlon (41%) are conventional as men's names.