Martez
Meaning of Martez
The name Martez is a strong and unique choice for a baby boy, pronounced as mar-TEZ (/mɑrˈtɛz/). This name has its roots in Spanish origin, often considered a variant of the name "Martes," which means "Tuesday" in Spanish. Martez exudes an aura of strength and individuality, making it an appealing choice for parents seeking a distinctive yet meaningful name for their son. Over the years, Martez has seen varying levels of popularity in the United States, peaking in the early 1990s when it ranked as high as 775th in 1992. Although its occurrence has fluctuated, it remains a cherished name with a consistent presence among newborns. The variation "Martezz" offers an alternative spelling while preserving the name's unique charm. Whether you are drawn to its rhythmic pronunciation or its cultural significance, Martez is a name that stands out with both character and style.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as mar-TEZ (/mɑrˈtɛz/)
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Notable People Named Martez
| Martez Jerome Wilson is a former NFL linebacker who also played in the CFL and college football at the University of Illinois. |
| Martez Ivey is a professional gridiron football offensive tackle known for his time with the Edmonton Elks and his college football career at Florida. |
