Marquice

Meaning of Marquice

Marquice sweeps onto the scene like a sleek velvet cloak, its roots buried deep in the Old French marquis—once the “border lord” who stood guard at the edge of kingdoms—and now reborn in Anglo-American nurseries as a spirited, dapper choice for baby boys. With just a handful of little Marquices born each year (hovering around the 900-plus ranks in US charts), it carries that delicious underdog energy: familiar enough to feel comforting, yet rare enough to spark curiosity. Pronounced mar-KEES, the name rolls off the tongue with a jaunty snap, conjuring images of young adventurers and future leaders who balance a playful wink with an innate sense of gravitas. In a fast-paced world where names flutter in and out of vogue, Marquice stands firm—equal parts nobility and fresh spark—ready to carve out its own legacy from playground to boardroom.

Pronunciation

French

• Pronunced as mar-KEES (/maʁkis/)

American English

• Pronunced as mar-KEES (/mər-ˌkis/)

• Marquise
• Maurice
• Marquis
• Marquell
• Marquavius
• Marquez