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The meaning of Marcelo is : One who has the strenght of the hammer, One who has the strenght of the hammer. Gender. Boy. Origin. Italian. Name Numerology. 0. Religion. Judaism.
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The meaning of the boy name Marcelo is FORM OF MARCELLUS. Details on MARCELO: Gender: Boy Meaning(s): Form of marcellus Popularity for Boy: 1,223rd in the USA (top 5%) Origin(s) for MARCELO: American, Italian, Latin, Spanish Themes(s) and list(s) MARCELO is on: Social Security, Ssa, American, Italian, Latin, Spanish.
In the French origin, Marcelo means "Marcelo \m(a)-rce-lo, mar-celo\ as a boy's name is a variant of Marcel (French). See for meaning of Marcelo. The baby name Marcelo sounds like Marcely, Marcello and Marcell. Other similar baby names are Darcel, Darcell, Marzell, Martell, Marcelin, Marceau, Marcio, Mardel, Markell, Markel, Martel, Marvell and Marvel."
Hace 3 días · The name Marco is a boy's name of Spanish, Italian origin meaning "warlike". Simple and universal, Marco is a Latin classic that would make a much livelier namesake for an Uncle Mark. It was used for her son by actress Jill Hennessy and goes well with surnames of any nationality. Marco, related to the Roman god Mars, has long been associated ...
Usage: Marcelo, of latin origin, is a very popular first name. It is more often used as a boy (male) name. People having the name Marcelo are in general originating from Brazil, France, Italy, Paraguay, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom, United States of America. Variants: For another variant of the name Marcelo across the world, see Marcellus.
Marcel as a boys' name is pronounced mar-SELL. It is of French and Latin origin, and the meaning of Marcel is "little warrior". Variant of Marcellus, from Marcus. The source of these names is Mars, the Roman god of war. French mime, Marcel Marceau, combined two variants of this name.
