They celebrate today | Newspaper TAHYDROMOS Volos, Magnesia, Thessaly
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Today, Thursday, April 25, the following are celebrated:
Markos, Markia, Niki
Variations & Diminutives
Markula
Etymology
a. From the Roman name Mars (Mars)
b. From the Roman surname Marcus (marcus = hammer)
Celebration
April 25 († Mark the Evangelist)
Frequency of Appearance
Other Languages
Horrible Names
Marcellus, Markella
Marcianos, Markiani
Horrible Surnames
| Markakis | Markaki |
| Markarian | Markarian |
| Markatatos | Markatou |
| Markatos | Market |
| Markatsakis | Markatsakis |
| Marqueas | Marquea |
| Marcellus | Marcellou |
| Markianus | Markianou |
| Markidis | Markidis or Markidou |
| Markopouliotis | Markopouliotis |
| Markopoulos | Markopoulou |
| Marcus | Marco |
| Marco | Marco |
| Markoudakis | Markoudakis |
| Markoudis | Markoudis |
| Markoulakis | Markoulakis |
| Markoulas | Marcoula |
| Markoulatos | Markoulatou |
| Markoulis | Markoulis |
| Markousis | Marcus |
Ancient Toponyms
Markopoulo of Mesogaia Attica
Celebrities
- Marco Van Basten (b. 1964), veteran Dutch footballer.
- Marco Polo (1254-1324), Venetian merchant explorer.
- Marco Ferreri (1928-1997), Italian film director.
- Mark Antony (83-30 BC), Roman general and politician. He participated in the second triumvirate, along with Octavian and Lepidus.
- Marcus Aurelius (121-180), Stoic philosopher and emperor of Rome (161-180).
- Markos Vamvakaris (1905-1972), rebetis.
- Markos Vafiadis (1906-1982), leader of ELAS during the civil war and MP of PASOK during the post-colonial period.
- Markos Botsaris (1790-1823), fighter of the Greek revolution of 1821.
- Marcus Ulpius Nervas Trajan (53-117), Roman emperor (98-117).
- Markos Pagdatis (b. 1974), Cypriot tennis player.
- Marcus Porcius Cato (234-149 BC), Roman politician, the chosen Major (Elder) or honoree.
- Markos Seferlis (b. 1968), comedian and TV presenter.
- Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 BC), Roman politician, orator and writer.
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