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Mark Schrauben

in the US

There are 7 people with the name "Mark Schrauben" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Mark	13
Schrauben	66,299
Mark Schrauben	3,891,802

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is 3,891,798th most common Mark Schoop
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is 3,891,802nd most common Mark Schrauben
is 3,891,803rd most common Mark Schreder
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is 3,891,805th most common Mark Schrimpf
is 3,891,806th most common Mark Schrimsher

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Meaning & History

Mark

Schrauben

(male) From the Latin name Marcus, borne by the Evangelist, author of the second gospel in the New Testament, and by several other early and medieval saints. In Arthurian legend, King Mark is the aged ruler of Cornwall to whom Isolde is brought as a bride by Tristan; his name was presumably of Celtic origin, perhaps derived from the element march ‘horse’. This was not a particularly common name in the Middle Ages but was in more frequent use by the end of the 16th century.

Cognates: Irish and Scottish Gaelic: Marcas. German, Dutch: Markus. French: Marc. Spanish: Marco, Marcos. Portuguese: Marcos. Italian: Marco. Russian: Mark. Polish, Czech: Marek. Croatian, Serbian, Slovenian: Marko. Finnish: Markku. Hungarian: Márk.