Marcus
/maɾkus/from spelling rules
Marcus is the Spanish form of the male given name Marcus.
Marcus is used as a male given name. When addressing someone with this name in a polite or formal context, you can use Señor Marcus.
How do you pronounce it?
/maɾkus/
Did you know?
- The name Marcos is shared with the Spanish word for 'frames' or 'margins', creating occasional puns in Spanish literature and jokes.
- In Spanish, the name Marcos is strongly associated with San Marcos, the patron saint of many cities and towns across Spain and Latin America.
- The shift from the 'u' in Marcus to the 'o' in Marcos is a classic example of how Latin vowel endings adapted to Spanish phonology over centuries.
Examples in context
- Marcus se abstuvo de votar.Marcus abstained from voting.This sentence shows the name used as a subject in the context of voting.Tatoeba #10913695 by Eremon, translation #10099796 by sundown
- Marcus se abstuvo.Marcus abstained.This sentence shows the name used as a subject regarding abstention.Tatoeba #10913676 by Eremon, translation #10099794 by sundown
- Marcus es de Nicaragua. Es nicaragüense.Marcus is from Nicaragua. He is Nicaraguan.This sentence shows the name used to identify someone's nationality.Tatoeba #1110378 by alexmarcelo, translation #1110377 by frpzzd
- ¡Buenos días, Señor Marcus! Espero que su día sea excelente.Good morning, Mr. Marcus! I hope you have an excellent day.
- Don Marcus, es un honor conocerle. ¿Puedo hacer algo por usted?Don Marcus, it's an honor to meet you. May I do something for you?
- Hola Marcos, ¿qué tal estás?Hey Marcus, how are you?
- ¿Marquitos, me puedes echar una mano?Marquitos, can you lend me a hand?
Example conversation
Lucía and Daniel are talking about a mutual friend at a cafe.
- Lucía¿Has visto a Marcus hoy?Have you seen Marcus today?
- DanielNo, no he visto a Marcus.No, I haven't seen Marcus.
- LucíaÉl me llamó por teléfono.He called me on the phone.
- DanielTal vez Marcus venga más tarde.Maybe Marcus will come later.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.