MARJAN.  f.  Dutch.  Probably a form of Marian (q.v.), from biblical Miriam (q.v.), Greek Mariamne (q.v.), meaning "bitter."
    Marjan Borsjes, a Dutch photographer.  Marjan Ridder, a retired Dutch badminton player. (Wiki)

MARJAN (مرجان).  f.  Persian Arabic.  From the vocabulary word marjan, meaning "coral-branch," a slave name. (The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night, Smithers, 1894). 
    Marjan Kalhor, an Iranian Alpine skier. (Wiki)

MARJAN (Марјан).  m.  A contracted form of Slavic Marijan (q.v.), from Latin Marianus (q.v.), meaning "marine; of the sea."  Usage:  Serbia, Slovenia. (Rječnik hrvatskoga ili srpskoga jezika, Daničić, v.6, 1904).
    Marjan Kozina (d. 1966), was a Slovene composer. Marjan Markovic, a Serbian football defender. (Wiki)