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The first name Marton has its origins in Hungary, derived from the Latin name Martinus, which is linked to the Roman god of war, Mars. The name Martin means "of Mars" or "warrior," reflecting strength and valor, traits that were historically associated with those who bore the name. Marton is particularly common in Hungary and can also be found in various forms across different cultures, such as Martin in English-speaking countries, Martinho in Portuguese, and Martine in French. Each variation retains the core meaning related to martial prowess or strength. In Hungary, Marton is often used as both a first name and a surname, and it has historical significance, with notable figures in Hungarian history bearing the name. The name's enduring popularity can be attributed to its strong connotations and the cultural reverence for the figure of Saint Martin, a patron saint of soldiers and a symbol of generosity and kindness.