Marcy

/ˈmɑrsi/ proper noun

Definition

A given name, typically feminine, derived from Marcus or Mars.

Etymology

From Latin Marcus, possibly related to Mars, the Roman god of war. Alternatively connected to Latin marcus meaning 'hammer.' Evolved through French Marcelle/Marcie into the English form Marcy.

Kelly Says

Marcy beautifully illustrates how ancient Roman military culture filtered into modern baby names. A name possibly honoring the god of war became a gentle, approachable feminine name, showing language's power to transform meaning across millennia.

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