Marius

Meaning of Marius

Marius greets the world with a bright spark—mah-REE-oos in French, MAH-ree-oos in German and MAR-ee-uhs in English. It hails from ancient Rome, where Latin roots tied it to Mars, the god of war, gifting it a timeless promise of strength and courage. In India, it feels at home like a young hero in a colorful Bollywood tale. Parents might chuckle and say little Marius could outshine Mars himself. The name is as grounded as a banyan’s roots and as radiant as Diwali lights at dusk. Playful yet noble, classic yet fresh, Marius is ready to spring into adventure and leave a lasting mark wherever it goes.

Pronunciation

French

  • Pronunced as mah-REE-oos (/ma.ʁjys/)

German

  • Pronunced as MAH-ree-oos (/maˈriʊs/)

English

  • Pronunced as MAR-ee-uhs (/ˈmɛəriəs/)

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