Mark in Arabic
مارك
Mark is written «مارك» in Arabic letters. That is how Arabic Wikipedia writes Mark Zuckerberg («مارك زوكربيرغ») and Mark Twain («مارك توين») — the spelling Arabic readers already know for the name, not one we made up.
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Letter by letter
Arabic writes the long vowels and the consonants; most short vowels are not written, and a letter English does not sound is dropped.
| Latin | Arabic | Why |
|---|---|---|
| M | م | mim (م) for m |
| a | ا | the long a is written with alif (ا) |
| r | ر | ra (ر) for r |
| k | ك | kaf (ك) for k |
Other spellings
- مرقس — the Arabic form for Mark the Evangelist, as Arabic Wikipedia writes Mark the Evangelist («مرقس»).
Mark in four scripts
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Questions
How do you write Mark in Arabic?
Mark is written «مارك» — the spelling Arabic Wikipedia uses for Mark Zuckerberg and Mark Twain.
Is there more than one Arabic spelling of Mark?
Yes. «مرقس» is the Arabic form for Mark the Evangelist. For the English name, «مارك» is the spelling the sources use.
Can I have Mark in Arabic calligraphy made?
Yes: framed A3, or as a rolled canvas, made to order in 5–7 working days after the spelling is confirmed and sent to your address; the price and the shipping show in your currency at checkout. Designing it in Mashq Studio is free.
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