Mark in Japanese

マークmāku

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真久 まーく

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Katakana
マーク
Hiragana
まーく
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How to write Mark in Japanese

In Japan, Mark is written in katakana: マーク, pronounced “māku”. That's the spelling to use on a form, a name tag, or when you introduce yourself.

The kanji above are ateji — characters picked because they sound like the name. There's no single official version, so go with the one whose meaning you like best.

Mark in kanji, character by character

真久
真 true, reality久 long time, old story
馬久
馬 horse久 long time, old story
麻久
麻 hemp, flax久 long time, old story
魔久
魔 witch, demon久 long time, old story

Kanji meanings from KANJIDIC2 © EDRDG (CC BY-SA 4.0).