Marek

marek English + (surname) Etymology Borrowed from en cs -, en sk - and en pl Marek. Proper noun s en. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Marek is the 4420th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 8042 individuals. Marek is most common among White (94.52%) individuals. Further reading Anagrams en aekmr Merak Keram Maker maker kerma Kemar marke en surnames from Czech surnames from Polish surnames from Slovak Czech cs: Pronunciation Proper noun m-an cs male Latin Mark Declension m.an Proper noun m-an Marková cs m given names Declension m.an.surname Descendants et Marek 1 lv Mareks 1 Estonian Etymology From et cs - and et pl Marek. Variant of et Markus Mark. Pronunciation Proper noun et proper noun et male Usage notes Popular in Estonia in the 1970s. Compare lv Mareks. Polish pl: Etymology pl :bor la:Mārcus :influence -ek + 1 Pronunciation Pl-Marek.ogg marek Proper noun m-pr Mareczek pl male Mark pl Miał na imię Marek i był Kaszubem. His name was Marek and he was Kashubian. Derived terms pl adjectives Markowy Proper noun pl proper noun m-pr f pl m pl f Declension Masculine given name or surname: Markowie The feminine surname is indeclinable. Descendants et Marek 1 lv Mareks 1 Further reading Slovak sk: Pronunciation Proper noun m-pr Maroško,Majko sk male Latin Mark sk religion Mark Declension m-pr Marka/Mareka name Derived terms sk Hypocoristics Maroš Majo Proper noun m-pr sk Declension m-pr Marka/Mareka surn Further reading sk Books of the Bible