Boy Name · Latin Origin
Mark
Last reviewed: June 2026
Parents searching for Mark in 2026 are usually weighing a boy name that is a widely-loved, instantly-recognizable pick. The Latin origin gives it cultural weight, and the meaning "Warlike, of Mars" gives it personal weight. The closest stylistic neighbor in our index is Marc.
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Frequently asked about Mark
What does the name Mark mean?
Mark means "Warlike, of Mars" and is of Latin origin.
What is the origin of Mark?
Mark originates in Latin naming tradition. Names of Latin origin often share recognizable sounds and cultural roots that shape how the name reads today.
How do you pronounce Mark?
Mark has 4 letters and is most commonly stressed on the first syllable. Tap the pronunciation player on this page to hear it spoken aloud.
Is Mark a boy's or girl's name?
Mark is primarily used as a boy's name in US records, though usage can vary by region and era.
How popular is Mark in 2026?
In our 2026 popularity tracker, Mark sits in the Top 100 tier — a widely-loved, instantly-recognizable pick.
What names are similar to Mark?
Names that share Mark's sound and style include Marc, Marcy, Marci, Marsh, Marsha. Open the "Names like Mark" rail on this page for the full list.