Marciano
From the Latin Marcianus: "of or belonging to Marcus", which derives from Mars, the Roman god of war.
Meaning and origin
Marciano is the Portuguese, Spanish and Italian form of the Latin name Marcianus, which was borne by various saints and historical figures throughout the Christian world.
How to pronounce Marciano
| Portuguese (Portugal) | mar-see-AH-noo /marsiˈɐ̃nu/ |
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