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Monday, November 23rd, 2009 | Author: Marcus

Marcus Vinitius is a main character in Henryk Sienkiewicz’s novel Quo Vadis.

– Soul 7/6/2005

Marcus Allen was a great football player for the Oakland Raiders.

– breakofday 12/9/2005

Dr. Marcus Brody is a character in the Indiana Jones films.

– Anonymous User 12/21/2005

Marcus is the the name of the boy in the Nick Hornby novel “About a Boy”, filmed in 2002.

– Anonymous User 12/21/2005

*Marcus* is a gorgeous name for any male. It has a pleasant sound and a rich history, and it works well for all ages. One of my top ten!

– Anonymous User 2/6/2006

To me, Marcus is someone who is a bit of a rebel but has a strong will and is noble. Mm, my kind of guy.

– hana 2/7/2006

The name is also known as “war like”.

– Lusafur6 2/17/2006

Marcus is the name of the first vampire in the “Underworld” movies.

– patchworkgirl 3/8/2006

Marcus Flint Was captain of the Slytherin Quidditch team. He was held back a year.

– harriettapotterlol 6/30/2006

Listen to the German pronunciation of Marcus here:
http://www.nordicnames.de/Aussprache.html.

– _satu_ 10/24/2006

Marcus Flutie is a character in a book series by Megan McCafferty.

– Anonymous User 7/10/2007

I know several Marcuses and all of them but one were very violent children, more violent than your average boy. I don’t know if I believe that the name influences the behaviour, but there’s something fishy about Marcus. The meaning that I have heard for it, not surprisingly, is “he who beats”! Now they’re all teenagers though and I don’t see them often enough to know if they’ve grown out of beating people or not!

– Tango 8/6/2007

This is my spouse’s name. And indeed, he is WARLIKE! I would not advise this name unless you have an extremely forgiving heart and a lot of patience! You get what you order by choosing this name. =o)

– Anonymous User 10/3/2007

This is a very strong, classic name.

– Fionafabulous 11/14/2007

In Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight series, one of the three Volturi leaders is named Marcus. Not much is mentioned about him, execpt that he has the power to see relationships between people, and that he was married to Aro’s, another leader of the Volturi, sister, before Aro killed her beause he didn’t like the two of them together and Marcus was more useful to him in his search for power.

– magicalhannah7 11/6/2008

Just thought you would like to know that the names Mark and Marcus have both Hebrew and Greek origins.

Marcus is written this way in Greek:
Μάρκος

Marcus is written this way in Hebrew:
מרקוס

Hitchcock’s Bible Dictionary gives the meaning of Mark and Marcus as:
polite; shining

Saint Mark the Evangelist (Hebrew: מרקוס; Greek: Μάρκος; 1st century), also known as John Mark, is traditionally believed to be the author of the Gospel of Mark and a companion of Saint Peter.

– Deborah Reyes 12/11/2008

Marcus Belby, a “thin and nervous-looking” Ravenclaw boy. A candidate for the Slug Club because his Uncle Damocles invented Wolfsbane potion in J.K. Rowling’s 6th novel Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince.

– Jeana Bradbury 12/23/2008

For some odd reason, I have always disliked the name Marcus. I think it’s because of the way it sounds: too harsh and rough. It reminds me of a hoarse throat. The name itself seems a tad silly, like the word circus, or too brooding, like someone concentrating on something unpleasant. I don’t dislike the ending of Marcus, or the fact that it sounds old, just the annoyingly harsh sound of the name.

– Wilted 1/7/2009

What a great, strong name! This can easily grow with a person.

– emmiix3 4/6/2009

A great name! Strong and powerful.

– Elerrina 8/7/2009

Hiya! Marcus is a very common name in Sweden. I don’t know if it is necessary to mention in description but I wanted to tell you anyways.

I’m almost 100% certain that I’ve read in a book about Swedish names that Marcus/Markus means “protected by Mars”/”son of Mars”. Though I can’t say for sure so I will look it up later.

– E r u y o 10/22/2009

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Monday, November 23rd, 2009 | Author: Marcus

Ratings and impressions for MARCUS:

Good Name 72% 28% Bad Name
Masculine 94% 6% Feminine
Classic 76% 24% Modern
Mature 69% 31% Youthful
Formal 70% 30% Informal
Upperclass 65% 35% Common
Urban 45% 55% Natural
Wholesome 63% 37% Devious
Strong 81% 19% Delicate
Refined 58% 42% Rough
Strange 65% 35% Boring
Simple 53% 47% Complex
Serious 63% 37% Comedic
Nerdy 55% 45% Unintellectual

Based on the responses of 137 people.

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Marcus Masculine
Year Rank %
2008 #125 0.155
2007 #118 0.165
2006 #112 0.173
2005 #116 0.163
2004 #116 0.164
2003 #120 0.161
2002 #106 0.171
2001 #104 0.178
2000 #99 0.182
1999 #98 0.189
1998 #96 0.198
1997 #93 0.209
1996 #87 0.227
1995 #81 0.231
1994 #75 0.258
1993 #74 0.245
1992 #82 0.216
1991 #76 0.239
1990 #72 0.246
1989 #67 0.257
1988 #66 0.260
1987 #67 0.254
1986 #63 0.274
1985 #61 0.291
1984 #57 0.319
1983 #58 0.302
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Monday, November 23rd, 2009 | Author: Marcus

Searching around and I found this, something pretty interesting about Mars

MARCUS

Gender: Masculine

Usage: Ancient Roman, English, Biblical (Variant)

Pronounced: MAHR-kəs (English)

Roman praenomen, or given name, which was probably derived from the name of the Roman god MARS. Famous Roman bearers of this name were Marcus Tullius Cicero (known simply as Cicero), a 1st-century BC statesman and orator, Marcus Antonius (known as Mark Antony), a 1st-century BC politician, and Marcus Aurelius, a notable 2nd-century emperor. This was also the name of a pope of the 4th century. This spelling has occasionally been used in the English-speaking world, though the traditional English form Mark has been more common.

Marcus Polite; Shining male Biblical
Marcus Hammer male Gaelic
Marcus Hammer. Mars (Roman God of War). Famous Bearer: Marcus Antonius (Mark Antony), Roman Triumvir and Lover of Egyptian Pharaoh Cleopatra male Latin
Marcus Latin Name of Uncertain Derivation. Most Believe it Has Its Root in Mars, the Name of the Roman Mythological God of War, and is Therefore Given the Meaning ‘War-like.’ Others Think it is from Mas (Man male Scottish
Marcus Warlike male Latin
Marcus War-like (Mark, Marc, Mario, Marco, Markos, Marcos, Marek, Markus) male Latin
Marcus The Tragedy of Julius Caesar. ‘The Tragedy of Titus Andronicus’ Marcus Andronicus, Tribune of the People, and Brother to Titus male Shakespearean
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