Greek: origin uncertain. Possibly from Slavic mak
‘poppy’, or the Albanian personal name Maqo.Polish
(Makos) and Hungarian (Mákos): from mak
‘poppy’, occupational name for someone who grew poppies, or nickname
meaning ‘poppy’.Polish (Makosz) and Hungarian
(Mákos): from the personal name Makary (Polish),
Makár (Hungarian), vernacular forms of the Greek personal
name Makarios ‘blessed’.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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