Martin

Type Surname (from given name)

Usage English, French, German, Swedish

Pronounced Pron. MAHR-tin(English) MAR-TEHN(French) MAR-teen(German) MAT-tin(Swedish) [key·IPA]

Meaning & History

Derived from the given name Martin. This is the most common surname in France.

Related Names

VariantsMartel, Martell, Martins, Martinson(English) Martel(French) Martz(German) Martinsson(Swedish)

Other Languages & CulturesMartinov(Bulgarian) Martí(Catalan) Martinović(Croatian) Martínek, Martinek(Czech) Martinsen, Mortensen(Danish) Martens, Mertens(Dutch) Martikainen(Finnish) Martens, Mertens(Flemish) Márton(Hungarian) Martini, Martinelli(Italian) Mertens(Low German) Martinsen, Mortensen(Norwegian) Martins(Portuguese) Martinović(Serbian) Martín, Martínez, Martinez(Spanish)

Same SpellingMartín

User SubmissionsMärtin, Martin

Categories

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Entry updated April 25, 2021