Who is another?
He means that his name is Mark. Marcus said earlier that he is called Mark.

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For example?
Usually they are connected with a well-known saint.
Well, LOTS of Russsian male names have no equivalent in Western European names. I guess they come from Greek then.

Like Dmitri, Evgeni, Anatoliy (that's a province in Greece!) Artyom, Arkady (that really sounds Greek!). The transliteration of these names is really bugging me too. My favourite example is Jurij which is really nice, but Yury looks like the name of a gangster or a spy from a Hollywood movie.

My name is pronounced like this "Юxaнна." The emphasis is on the first a, same as in English. The x is an "h" really, of course, but if you pronounce the x gently, then the Russian pronunciation is absolutely fine.