Marek
Marek is a male given name and the West Slavonic variant of Markus . It is also used as a family name .
Name bearer
First name
- Marek Bajor (* 1970), Polish football player
- Marek Belka (* 1952), Polish politician (SLD) and former prime minister
- Marek Bujak (* 1969), Polish badminton player
- Marek Derek , Polish snooker player
- Marek Erhardt (* 1969), German actor
- Marek Garmulewicz (* 1968), Polish wrestler
- Marek Grajek , Polish cryptologist, historian and author
- Marek Grechuta (1945–2006), Polish singer and composer
- Marek Hamšík (* 1987), Slovak football player
- Marek Harloff (* 1971), German actor, musician and voice actor
- Marek Heinz (* 1977), Czech football player
- Marek Hemmann (* 1979), German musician and music producer
- Marek Janowski (* 1939), German conductor
- Marek Kalbus (* 1969), German opera and concert singer of the bass baritone
- Marek Kausich (* 1976), Slovak football player
- Marek Kincl (* 1973), Czech football player
- Marek Kondrat (* 1950), Polish actor
- Marek Koterski (* 1942), Polish director
- Marek Kudlik (* 1993), Polish pool player
- Marek Leśniak (* 1964), Polish football player and coach
- Marek Lieberberg (* 1946), German concert organizer
- Marek Mintál (* 1977), Slovak football player
- Marek Motyka (* 1958), Polish football player and coach
- Marek Ostrowski (1959-2017), Polish football player
- Marek Plawgo (* 1981), Polish athlete
- Marek Rodák (* 1996), Slovak football player
- Marek Rutkiewicz (* 1981), Polish cyclist
- Marek Walczewski (1937–2009), Polish actor
family name
- Andrzej Marek (1940–2012), Polish legal scholar
- Anton Marek ( Tony ; * 1913), Austrian football player and coach
- Antonín Marek (1785–1877), Czech writer
- Andreas Marek ( Andy ; * 1962), Austrian football stadium announcer
- Boris Marek (* 1991), Slovak cyclist
- Bruno Marek (1900–1991), Austrian politician (SPÖ)
- Bruno Marek (balloonist) (1908–1987), Austrian balloonist
- Christian Marek (* 1950), German ancient historian and epigraphist
- Christine Marek (* 1968), Austrian politician (ÖVP)
- Claus Marek (* 1954), German decathlete
- Czesław Marek (1891–1985), Polish composer
- David Marek (* 1979), Swedish football player, see David Frölund
- Dieter Marek (* 1961), German archivist
- Eva Marek (* 1968), Austrian public prosecutor and judge
- Ferdinand Marek (1881–1947), Austrian diplomat
- Franz Marek (1913–1979), Austrian journalist and politician (KPÖ)
- Gustav Marek (1840–1896), German crop scientist
- Hans Marek (1923-2006), German painter
- Hedi Marek (* 1927), Austrian actress
- Jan Marek (ice hockey player, 1947) (* 1947), Czechoslovak ice hockey goalkeeper
- Jan Marek (ice hockey player, 1979) (1979–2011), Czech ice hockey player
- Jiří Marek (1914–1994), Czech writer
- Josef Marek (1868–1952), Hungarian veterinarian
- Jürgen Marek (* 1951), German soccer player
- Karl Marek (politician, 1850) (1850–1937), Czech-Austrian ministerial official and politician (Minister for Public Works)
- Karl Marek (politician, 1860) (1860–1923), Austrian administrative lawyer, bank manager and politician (finance minister)
- Kornelia Marek (* 1985), Polish cross-country skier, see Kornelia Kubińska
- Krystyna Marek (1914–1993), Polish lawyer and international lawyer
- Kurt Wilhelm Marek , real name of CW Ceram , German journalist
- Martha Marek (1897–1938), Austrian serial killer
- Max Marek (* 1957) German painter, illustrator and paper cutting artist
- Michaela Marek (1956–2018), German art historian
- Raoul Marek (* 1953), Swiss artist
- Rudolf Marek (* 1940), German politician (SPD), mayor
- Rudolf Marek, Slovak, head of a concentration camp
- Tadek Marek (1908–1982), Polish automotive engineer
- Veselý Marek (* 1996), film director, producer and screenwriter
- Volker Marek (* 1944), German actor
See also
- Marek i Wacek , Polish piano duo
- Marek's disease , viral animal disease
- Chief Inspector Marek (TV series) , Austrian crime series (1963–1970)