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Names / Marino

Is Marino a first name or a last name?

Marino is both: a family name in some places and a given name in others. It is mostly a family name in the United States and France; mostly a given name in San Marino, Croatia and Japan.

How to address someone called Marino

  • Italy. Marino is used both ways: 41% of people from Italy with this name in our data carry it as a family name. Look at where it sits in the name and how the person signs.
  • San Marino. Marino is a given name. Hi Marino on first-name terms; formally, Mr. or Ms. goes with the family name, not with Marino.
  • Spain. Marino is used both ways: 53% of people from Spain with this name in our data carry it as a family name. Look at where it sits in the name and how the person signs.
  • United States. Marino is a family name, usually written last. Write Dear Mr. Marino or Dear Ms. Marino.

Not sure which part of a full name is which? Check the full name with the country where the person is based.

Marino by country

People recorded in Wikidata who carry Marino as a family name or as a given name, by country of citizenship (619 in total).

CountryAs family nameAs given nameFamily name share
Italy9914141%
San Marino156120%
Spain322853%
United States44394%
Argentina17868%
Peru41324%
France12380%
Croatia0130%
Japan0120%
Canada7370%

Wikidata covers notable people, so counts show how the name is used, not how many people carry it.

Marino in the United States

  • As a surname: about 31,687 people in the 2010 census, rank 1,105 among US surnames.
  • As a first name: 1,458 babies born between 1950 and 2017, 0% of them girls.

Marino as a given name: men or women?

About 2% of people with Marino as a given name in Wikidata are women, and 0% of US babies given the name. This describes the name, not any one person: a title is usually a safe guess, but the full name without a title is always polite.

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