The name "Mark" does not directly mean "warrior." It is derived from the Latin name "Marcus," which is often associated with the God of War, Mars. However, the literal translation of "Mark" does not specifically denote a warrior; its meanings can vary based on cultural and historical contexts. In some interpretations, it can imply strength or courage, which are traits often associated with warriors.
A Native American warrior
Yes, it does. The words 'ferocious fighter' and 'brave' also have links with this name.
Sorry that was suppose to say a mint mark of an "A" on the PFENNIG.
The Native American warrior fought to keep his homeland. Odysseus was a warrior in Greek mythology.
warrior= 战士 (zhan4 shi4)
Do you mean warrior cats? If you do it's an elder.
Mark(c) is a diminutive for Marcus, a Latin name which means "like Mars/martial".
If you mean Warrior Cats, then no.
Warrior.
warrior
The brave, the strong, the warrior or the hero
Shujaa (if you mean hero) Askari (if you mean soldier-like) Mpiganaji (if you mean a fighter)
WARRIOR
Warrior
indian warrior
Warrior Its french
holy warrior