Marcellus in Irish
Marcellus in Irish is Marcellus — Marcellus means a masculine given name of Latin origin, a diminutive of Marcus, borne by several ancient Roman figures.
Marcellus in Irish
Marcellus
A en given name.
What does "Marcellus" mean?
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name A masculine given name of Latin origin, a diminutive of Marcus, borne by several ancient Roman figures.
"Marcellus was a common name among Roman generals and statesmen."
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- Marcellus was a common name among Roman generals and statesmen.
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What is "Marcellus" in Irish?
"Marcellus" in Irish is Marcellus. Marcellus means: A masculine given name of Latin origin, a diminutive of Marcus, borne by several ancient Roman figures.
How do you use "Marcellus" in a sentence?
Example: "Marcellus was a common name among Roman generals and statesmen." In Irish, "Marcellus" is Marcellus.
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