Marsia

As a variation of Màrsia, Marsia is a girl’s name of Latin origin, meaning “dedicated to Mars.” An alternative to Marzia, Marcia, and Marsha, and the female version of Marcus, Marsia refers to the Roman god of war. Today, Mars is also famous for being the name of the Red Planet. Marsia also has roots in Greek as a masculine name derived from Marsyas. Linked to Greek mythology as well as Roman, Marsyas is the name of a satyr who invented the music of the flute. Spanning the lore and wonders of the classical world and outer space, Marsia is a truly magical and meaningful choice.