No. 9,268 in German
marcus
"Marcus" is not a German word but rather a proper noun, typically used as a given name.
In a sentence
Marcus spielt gerne Fußball.
Marcus likes playing football.
Here 'Marcus' is a proper noun indicating a person's name and serves as the subject of the sentence.
Ich habe Marcus gestern getroffen.
I met Marcus yesterday.
In this sentence, 'Marcus' identifies the person whom the speaker met and functions as the direct object.
Wie findest du Marcus' Idee?
What do you think about Marcus' idea?
The word 'Marcus' here is in possessive form, indicating ownership of the 'idea' being discussed.
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