Mark

Signification (English)

Noun

1. (feminine) mark (any of various European monetary units)
2. (abbreviation,alt-of,ellipsis,feminine,historical,informal) Ellipsis of Deutsche Mark.
3. (East,Germany,abbreviation,alt-of,ellipsis,feminine,historical) Ellipsis of Mark der DDR.

Name

a male given name, short form of compound names beginning with the Germanic element mark "area along the border", such as Markolf and Markward

Name

a male given name from Latin, variant of Markus, equivalent to English Mark

Concepts

moelle

mark

marche

pulpe

noyau

🪨

moëlle

essentiel

frontière

marque

moelle osseuse

quintessence

Centre

le meilleur

marc

Mark

âme

Commune de Mark

borne

cachet

🦭

cœur

❤️

communal

essence

Synonyms

Marke

Kern

DM

Fruchtfleisch

Knochenmark

Kerngehäuse

Fruchtmark

Ost-Mark

MDN

DDR-Mark

DEM

M

M

Markröhre

Herz

❤️

Rahmen

Deutsche Mark

Herz und Leber

Türrahmen

Reichsmark

Finnmark

Steine

Schuk

Anewand

Mark der Deutschen Notenbank

Finnische Mark

Angelpunkt

Ruckenmark

Bilderrahmen

das Innerste

Docht

Fensterrahmen

Futter

Gestell

Grenze

Grenzgebiet

Kernpunkt

Medulla

Randgebiet

Seele

D-Mark

Innerstes

Knochen und Fleisch

Prononcé comme (IPA)

[maʁk]

Etymology (English)

Inherited from moyen haut-allemand: marc

Inherited from moyen haut-allemand: marke

Inherited from ancien haut allemand: marka

Cognate with latin: margo

Cognate with anglais: margin

Inherited from ancien haut allemand: marg

Cognate with néerlandais: merg

Cognate with anglais: marrow

Cognate with suédois: märg

Cognate with norvégien bokmål: marg

Cognate with islandais: mergur

Cognate with sanskrit: मज्जन्

Cognate with russe: мозг

Cognate with polonais: mózg

Borrowed from latin: Marcus

In summary

From Middle High German marc, marke.