The name Marki is of American origin and is primarily used for females. It carries the meaning of "Warlike." Marki, pronounced [ˈmarkʲi], is also the name of a town located in central Poland, within the Masovian Voivodeship near the capital city of Warsaw. The town has experienced rapid growth and is known for its association with industry, while also experiencing a flourishing service sector. Marki is surrounded by forests, pastures, and various tourist attractions, including man-made ponds, lakes, and hiking trails. The town has a rich history, including being occupied by Germany during World War II. Additionally, Marki is connected to Warsaw by a number of ZTM bus lines, and it was previously served by the Marecka Kolej Dojazdowa narrow gauge railway.