Marin (Name)

Marin is a predominantly male first name and a family name. For carriers of the family name Marín Marín see.

Origin and Meaning

In the name Marin is French, Bulgarian, Albanian, Romanian, Croatian and Macedonian form of the original Latin name Marinus.

Variants

  • A Slavic diminutive form of the given name is Marinko.
  • As a female first name occurs in Iceland on the form Marín.

Bearers of the name

Male first name

  • Marin Barišić ( born 1947 ), Croatian Roman Catholic bishop
  • Marin Cilic (* 1988), Croatian tennis player
  • Marin Constantin (1925-2011), Romanian composer and conductor
  • Marin Držić (1508-1567), Croatian writers
  • Marin Barleti (around 1450-1513 ), Albanian writer
  • Marin Getaldić (1568-1626), mathematician and physicist from Dubrovnik
  • Marin Goleminow (1908-2000), Bulgarian composer
  • Marin Le Roy de Gomberville (1600-1674), French novelist
  • Marin Karmitz ( b. 1938 ), Romanian - French film producer and director
  • Marin Leovac (* 1988), Croatian -Austrian football player
  • Marin Marais (1656-1728), French composer and viol player
  • Marin Mersenne (1588-1648), French theologian, mathematician and music theorist
  • Marin Petric (* 1980), German basketball player of Croatian descent
  • Marin Radu ( b. 1956 ), the Romanian football player
  • Marin Šego ( born 1985 ), Croatian handball goalkeeper
  • Marin Soljacic ( born 1974 ), Croatian physicist and electrical engineer
  • Marin Srakić ( born 1937 ), Croatian Roman Catholic bishop
  • Marin Tomasov (* 1987), Croatian football player

Female first name

Family name

  • Bernd Marin ( * 1948 ), Austrian sociologist
  • Biagio Marin (1891-1985), Italian poet and Poet
  • Carlos Marin ( born 1968 ), Spanish singer (baritone )
  • Cheech Marin ( born 1946 ), American actor
  • Christian Marin (1929-2012), French actor and musician
  • Edmond Marin La Meslée (1912-1945), French fighter pilot
  • Edwin L. Marin (1899-1951), American film director
  • Emilio Marin ( born 1951 ), Croatian archaeologist
  • Florin Marin ( born 1953 ), the Romanian football player and coach
  • Gheorghe Gaston Marin ( * 1918 Gheorghe Grossman, † 2010), the Romanian Communist of Jewish descent
  • Horst Marin ( born 1932 ), German politician ( SPD)
  • Jacopo Marin ( born 1984 ), Italian athlete
  • Jacques Marin (1919-2001), French actor
  • John Marin (1870-1953), American architect and painter
  • Jose Maria Marin ( born 1932 ), Brazilian politician and football official
  • Juan Antonio Marin ( born 1975 ), Costa Rican tennis player
  • Louis Marin (1931-1992), philosopher, historian, semiotician, art historian and critic
  • Louis Marin ( politician ) ( 1871-1960 ), French politician
  • Luca Marin ( born 1986 ), Italian swimmer
  • Luciano Marin ( born 1931 ), Italian actor
  • Maguy Marin ( born 1951 ), French dancer
  • Marco Marin ( born 1963 ), Italian saber fencer and Olympic champion
  • Marcus Marin (born 1966 ), German football player
  • Marko Marin ( * 1989), German football player
  • Matej Marin ( born 1980 ), Slovenian cyclist
  • Mihail Marin (born 1965 ), Romanian chess player
  • Nicolas Marin ( born 1980 ), French footballer
  • Petre Marin (born 1973 ), the Romanian football player
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