About Marcellus
The surname Marcellus is derived from the Latin name "Marcellus," which was a Roman family name meaning "young warrior" or "warlike." It is derived from the Latin word "marcus," meaning "hammer," and the diminutive suffix "-ellus." The name Marcellus was commonly used in ancient Rome and has since been adopted as a surname by individuals of Roman or Italian descent.
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