Markos
[ˈmɑːr.kɒs]Meaning
A variation of the name Mark, often associated with the Latin word 'marcus', meaning 'male, brave'.
Background Story
The name Markos is derived from the Latin name Marcus, which was widely used in ancient Rome. It's often associated with the apostle Mark, one of the authors of the Gospel in the New Testament.
Variations
Marco, Marcus, Mark
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