Maro

mah-ro
Latin, Hebrew, or Japanese
"from Mars; bitter; or, myself"

Maro Origin and Meaning

The name Maro is a boy's name of Hebrew, Latin, Japanese origin meaning "from Mars; bitter; or, myself".

Maro is an ancient saints' name -- he was an Italian follower of St. Flavia and was martyred -- rarely used in modern life. The name Maro may stem from the Roman Marcellus, related to Mars, the god of war, or it may be a feminine form of Maria, connected with Mario. Maro is also a Japanese name meaning "myself."

And why couldn't Maro be more widely used today? As a masculine spin on stylish Mara, it certainly could.

Maro Popularity

Famous People Named Maro

  • Saint Maron or Maro
    4th,century Syriac Christian hermit monk in the Taurus Mountains
  • Maro Balić (born 1971)
    a Croatian water polo player
  • Maro Sargsyan (born 1973)
    an Armenian artist
  • Maro Engel (born 1985)
    a German racing driver
  • Maro Joković (born 1987)
    a Croatian water polo player
  • Maro Itoje (born 1994)
    an English rugby union player
  • Publius Vergilius Maro aka Virgil
    Roman epic poet

Maro in Pop Culture

  • Maro
    sumo wrestler in manga "Black Cat"