History: The surname Maarman is of Dutch origin, derived from the given name Herman, meaning “army man” or “warrior.” The suffix “-man” denotes “son of,” making Maarman mean “son of Herman.” The name was introduced to South Africa by Dutch settlers and has since become common among Afrikaner communities. The name is prevalent in South Africa, reflecting the Dutch heritage of many early settlers. Notable individuals with this surname include:

  • Jan Maarman: South African cricketer known for his contributions to the sport.