Marek Name Meaning & Origin
Marek
Pronunciation: MAH-rehk, MA-rik (key)
Origin of the name Mark:
English cognate of the Latin Marcus, a name of debated origin and meaning. Most believe it has its root in Mars, the name of the Roman mythological god of war, and thus give it the meaning “war-like.” Others, however, think it to be from mas (manly) or from the Greek malakoz (soft, tender). The name was borne in the Bible by one of the four evangelists, the author of the second Gospel.
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It's Rare. Pronounced Mah-rek or Mar-ick.
It's a common Polish name. In English, it's pronounced "Merrick".- Personal experiences with the name Marek
I named my son Marek. In cities, it's common, but in small towns, people seem to have more problems pronouncing his name.
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- Meanings and history of the name Marek
Means "War-Like". it is Polish, Czech, Slovak (Slavic). It is a form of "Mark"
- Famous real-life people named Marek
MAREK ZIDLICKY & MAREK SVATOS are NHL Hockey Players.
Marek Hlasko is a famous Polish novelist
Marek Ztraceny, Czech Singer/Songwriter- Marek in song, story & screen
Andre Marek is a professor of archeology in Michael Crichton's 2000 novel "Timeline".
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