Marin (name)
Marin is a predominantly male given name and a family name . For bearers of the surname Marín see Marín .
Origin and meaning
The first name Marin is the French , Bulgarian , Albanian , Romanian , Croatian and Macedonian form of the originally Latin name Marinus .
variants
- A Slavic diminutive of the first name is Marinko .
- As a female first name occurs in Iceland the form Marín .
Name bearer
Male first name
- Marin Aničić (* 1989), Bosnian-Herzegovinian football player
- Marin Barišić (* 1947), Croatian Roman Catholic bishop
- Marin Barleti (around 1450–1513), Albanian writer
- Marin Čilić (* 1988), Croatian tennis player
- Marin Constantin (1925–2011), Romanian composer and conductor
- Marin Držić (1508–1567), Croatian writer
- Marin Getaldić (1568–1626), mathematician and physicist from Dubrovnik
- Marin Goleminow (1908-2000), Bulgarian composer
- Marin Jakoliš (* 1996), Croatian football player
- Marin Karmitz (* 1938), Romanian-French film producer and director
- Marin Leovac (* 1988), Croatian-Austrian football player
- Marin Marais (1656–1728), French gambist and composer
- Marin Mersenne (1588–1648), French theologian, mathematician and music theorist
- Marin Petrić (* 1980), German basketball player of Croatian descent
- Marin Radu (* 1956), Romanian football player
- Marin Le Roy de Gomberville (1600–1674), French novelist
- Marin Šego (* 1985), Croatian handball goalkeeper
- Marin Soljačić (* 1974), Croatian physicist and electrical engineer
- Marin Srakić (* 1937), Croatian Roman Catholic bishop
- Marin Tomasov (* 1987), Croatian football player
Female first name
- Marin Alsop (* 1956), American conductor
- Marin Hinkle (born 1966), American actress
- Marin Ireland (* 1979), American actress
family name
- Antonio Marin (* 2001), Croatian football player
- Bernd Marin (* 1948), Austrian sociologist
- Biagio Marin (1891–1985), Italian poet and poet
- Bruno Marin (* 1941), Italian Benedictine Abbot, Abbot President of the Congregation of Subiaco
- Carlo Antonio Marin (1745–1815), Venetian historian
- Cheech Marin (born 1946), American actor
- Christian Marin (1929–2012), French actor and musician
- Corneliu Marin (* 1953), Romanian fencer
- Dalia Marin , Austrian economist
- Edmond Marin La Meslée (1912–1945), French fighter pilot
- Edwin L. Marin (1899–1951), American director
- Emilio Marin (* 1951), Croatian archaeologist
- Florin Marin (* 1953), Romanian football player and coach
- Georg Marin (* 1946), Austrian actor
- Gheorghe Gaston-Marin (* 1918 as Gheorghe Grossman; † 2010), Romanian communist of Jewish descent
- Horst Marin (* 1932), German politician (SPD)
- Jacopo Marin (* 1984), Italian athlete
- Jacques Marin (actor) (1919–2001), French actor
- Jacques-Barthélémy Marin (1772–1848), French general of the infantry
- Jean-Yves Marin (* 1955), French archaeologist, medievalist and chief curator of cultural heritage
- John Marin (1870–1953), American architect and painter
- José Maria Marin (* 1932), Brazilian politician and football official
- Juan Antonio Marín (* 1975), Costa Rican tennis player
- Lasar Marin (* 1994), Bulgarian football player
- Louis Marin (1931–1992), philosopher, historian, semioticist, art historian and critic
- Louis Marin (politician) (1871–1960), French politician
- Luca Marin (* 1986), Italian swimmer
- Luciano Marin (born 1931), Italian actor
- Maguy Marin (* 1951), French dancer
- Marco Marin (* 1963), Italian saber fencer and Olympic champion
- Marcus Marin (* 1966), German soccer player
- Marko Marin (* 1989), German soccer player
- Matej Marin (* 1980), Slovenian racing cyclist
- Mauricio Marin (* 1994), German basketball player
- Michel-Ange Marin (1697–1767), French religious priest and writer
- Mihail Marin (* 1965), Romanian chess player
- Nicolas Marin (* 1980), French football player
- Pavel Marin (* 1995), Estonian football player
- Petre Marin (* 1973), Romanian football player
- Răzvan Marin (* 1996), Romanian football player
- Rosario Marin (* 1958), US government official
- Sanna Marin (* 1985), Finnish politician