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Marcius

Marcius proper noun: a Roman nomen gentilicium.

Proper noun

Marcius

  1. a Roman nomen gentilicium

Origin of Marcius

From Latin Marcius, from Marcus + -ius (“forming adjectives and clan names”), from Mars + -cus (“forming adjectives”), q.v.

Questions about Marcius

What does Marcius mean?
Marcius means a Roman nomen gentilicium.
What part of speech is Marcius?
Marcius is a proper noun.

Words near Marcius in the dictionary

  1. Marcionite
  2. Marcionites
  3. Marcionitic
  4. Marcionitish
  5. Marcionitism
  6. Marcius
  7. MARCKS
  8. marco
  9. Marco Island
  10. marco polo
  11. Marco Polo sheep

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