Forename Marinko

In the entire world, Marinko (Marinko , Маринко ) is quite a common masculine given name. The forename Marinko is characteristic of Southern Europe, particularly Croatia, where it is a common male name, Montenegro, where it is quite a common male name, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, where it is quite a rare male name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in Southern Europe, particularly Croatia, Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Very seldom, Marinko is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Marinko

name Ринус, name Magda, name Марино, name Маринько, name مارينو, name マリノ, name Marino, name مارين, name マリン, name Марин, name Маринко, name 马力诺, name Maryn, name Marinko, name Rinus, name 马林, name Маринус, name Marin, name Марінко, name Marinus

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Marinko	Bosnia and Herzegovina, United States, Serbia, Slovenia, Croatia
Маринко	Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Bulgaria, Russia, Serbia

First names said to be same

Magda, Marin, Marino, Marinus, Maryn, Rinus, Марин, Марино, Маринус, Маринько, Марінко, Ринус, مارين, مارينو, マリノ, マリン, 马力诺, and 马林

First name Marinko in the context

Marinko is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Marinko , the character from novel Peasants: a short story from rural life, from the year 1857.; Маринко Мандић , character in Peasant woman: a story from rural life and Маринко , character in Hajduk Stanko: a historical novel.

Notable namesakes

	marinko rokvić Serbian singer, BA (b. 1954)
	marinko pavićević musical artist, ME (b. 1957)
	marinko stevanović writer (b. 1961)
	marinko čavara Bosnian politician, BA (b. 1967)
	marinko gjivoje writer and Esperantist (1919-1982), HR (b. 1919)
	marinko miletić German footballer, DE (b. 1980)
	marinko matosevic Australian tennis player, AU (b. 1985)
	ray marinko Australian rules footballer (1936-2018), AU (b. 1936)
	marinko koljanin Croatian footballer/manager/commentator/general manager, HR (b. 1957)
	marinko kurtović Norwegian Swedish-Croatian handball player and coach, SE (b. 1961)
	marinko magda Serbian murderer, RS (b. 1963)
	marinko soldo (b. 1955)
	marinko koščec Croatian writer, BA (b. 1967)
	marinko zekić literary scholar, BA (b. 1969)
	marinko galič Slovenian footballer, SI (b. 1970)

Characteristic surnames

Ban, Božić, Klarić, Lovrić, Nikolic, Vukovic, Zubčić, Čuljak, Markovic, Cindrić, Bošnjak, Knezevic, Pavlovic, Petrovic, Vuković, Marković, Barišić, Kovacevic, Petrović, Marinkovic, Knežević, Puškarić, Bosnjak, Martinović, Bašić, Tomić, Ilic, Maric, Matic, Babic, Radic, Jelic, Tomic, Novak, Marić, Matić, Babić, Brkić, Bilić, Poljak, Radić, Rincic, Djukic, Galić, Grgić, Jurić, Jukić, Horvat, and Kovačević