2 definitions by Mark-a-Lark
Common nickname for people with the name Mark.
Nickname originated when individuals with the given name “Mark” performed well in the gladiator battles during the Republican Rome period. The name is synonymous with “God of War” or the God “Mars”.
Though this nickname is now given to high achievers where performance is measurable (academics, sports, good looks).
Nickname originated when individuals with the given name “Mark” performed well in the gladiator battles during the Republican Rome period. The name is synonymous with “God of War” or the God “Mars”.
Though this nickname is now given to high achievers where performance is measurable (academics, sports, good looks).
by Mark-a-Lark April 28, 2022
Common nickname for people with the name Mark.
In Roman times, to question the validity/comonality of the nickname was punishable by death.
Nickname originated when individuals with the given name “Mark” performed well in the gladiator battles during the Republican Rome period. The name is synonymous with “God of War” or the God “Mars”.
Though this nickname is now given to high achievers where performance is measurable such as (but not limited to) academics, sports, and good looks.
In Roman times, to question the validity/comonality of the nickname was punishable by death.
Nickname originated when individuals with the given name “Mark” performed well in the gladiator battles during the Republican Rome period. The name is synonymous with “God of War” or the God “Mars”.
Though this nickname is now given to high achievers where performance is measurable such as (but not limited to) academics, sports, and good looks.
by Mark-a-Lark May 1, 2022