Marc

Appendix:Variations of "marc" Translingual Etymology mul en:Marchen,fr:marchen. Symbol Marchen script Marchen English Etymology en fr Marc, from en la Marcus. Pronunciation en Mark mark Proper noun s en male French Mark. Anagrams en acmr Cram MRCA cram macr- mrca Catalan Etymology From ca la Marcus. Pronunciation Proper noun m ca male Latin Mark ca biblical character Mark Mark the Evangelist ca book of the bible Mark book of the Bible Danish Proper noun da proper noun da male borrowed from French French Etymology From fr la Mārcus. Pronunciation Proper noun m Mark biblical character Mark book of the Bible fr male Latin Mark Descendants ht Mak fr Biblical characters Books of the Bible German Pronunciation de De-Marc.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Proper noun m de male French Old French Alternative forms fro Marke Anglo-Norman Etymology fro la Marcus. Proper noun m Mars fro male Mark Romanian Etymology ro :bor hu:Márk + 1 Proper noun m ro Hungarian References Scottish Gaelic Proper noun m Mhairc Mhairc gd male Marcas Mark Mutation M arc Welsh Etymology Borrowed from cy la-lat Marcus. Pronunciation cy /mark/ Proper noun m 1 cy male Latin Mark cy biblical The Gospel of St Mark Coordinate terms