Mario
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- proper noun
- /ˈmɛrioʊ/
- This is the new guy, Mario, right? - Yeah.
- Mario Vargas
- Mario Vargas Llosa
- Mario Cuomo
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Watch on YouTubeAnd I'm going to pair it with Mario's Sam lipstick.
- And I'm going to pair it with Mario's Sam lipstick.
- The Pope's name is Jorge Mario Bergoglio.
- He goes, it's me and Mario, and Mario used to be my son-in-law.
- It was like Mario Van Peebles played in it.
- And I heard the words of Mario Savio.
- So we got some makeup by Mario Foundation.
- I'm like, do you know Mario Volpe?
- In the song I say me and Mario.
Examples
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Talk to Mario for a minute.
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Hey, Mario, what do we do about the rain?
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I wrote to Mario, asking him if he would like to meet me.
Fiction book (2000) -
"What were you talking about?" I ask Mario, indicating the conversation he just had with Jack Mac.
Fiction book (2000) -
Mario, where are my starters?
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Thank you so much to Mario and Kim for being flawless teachers.
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Happy birthday, Mario Cardone of Philadelphia, PA.
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There in my doorway is the man in the picture: my father, Mario da Schilpario.
Fiction book (2000) -
Mario, stop it!
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Can you remind me to call Mario later today?
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mario comes from the old Latin name Marius, probably linked to the god Mars, which is tied to 'war' and strength. So Mario began as a strong Roman name and is used today as a common Italian male name.