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Marchi

Marchi proper noun: a surname from Italian.

Proper noun

Marchi (plural Marchis)

  1. A surname from Italian.

Forms of Marchi

pluralMarchis

Origin of Marchi

Borrowed from Italian Marchi. Compare Marco, Marko, Markovic. Sometimes also Italianized from Slovene Mrak (from mrak (“murkiness, cloud”)) and Makovec (from mak (“poppy”)).

Questions about Marchi

What does Marchi mean?
Marchi means a surname from Italian.
What part of speech is Marchi?
Marchi is a proper noun.

Words near Marchi in the dictionary

  1. Marchettis
  2. Marchewka
  3. Marchewkas
  4. marchflies
  5. marchfly
  6. Marchi
  7. Marchiafava-Bignami disease
  8. Marchiafava–Micheli syndrome
  9. Marchigiano-
  10. Marchigue
  11. Marchigüe

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