Masko
[ˈmæs.kəʊ]Background Story
Masko is the Esperanto word for a mask, borrowed from German Maske, English mask, Yiddish מאַסקע, Polish maska, Russian ма́ска, and French masque, all ultimately from Italian maschera and Late Latin masca. The sources checked do not record it as a personal name.
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