Mark
German (Berlin)
[maʁk]
noun
Definitions
- the name of a currency, mark
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German marc (a denomination of weight).
Origin
Middle High German
marc
Gloss
a denomination of weight
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Euromark English
- atmark English
- bemark English
- benchmark English
- birthmark English
- bitemark English
- brandmark English
- brushmark English
- catchmark English
- checkmark English
- classmark English
- coachmark English
- countermark English
- cropmark English
- cutmark English
- daymark English
- earmark English
- end mark English
- eyemark English
- filemark English
- fingermark English
- floodmark English
- footmark English
- hallmark English
- handmark English
- headmark English
- hoofmark English
- kinemerk English
- kitemark English
- landmark English
- lapmark English
- logomark English
- longing-mark English
- lugmark English
- mark English
- markable English
- markdown English
- marked English
- marker English
- markest English
- marketh English
- markless English
- markman English
- marksheet English
- marksman English
- markspeople English
- marksperson English
- markswoman English
- markworthy English
- marrow English
- marrowbone English
- marrowfat English
- marrowish English
- marrowless English
- marrowlike English
- marrowy English
- matchmark English
- metalmark English
- micromark English
- mintmark English
- mismark English
- noonmark English
- ostmark English
- outmark English
- overmark English
- penalty mark English
- placemark English
- platemark English
- pockmark English
- postmark English
- pressmark English
- pugmark English
- quisling English
- re-mark English
- reichsmark English
- scratchmark English
- seamark English
- servicemark English
- setmark English
- shelfmark English
- skidmark English
- soulmark English
- studmark English
- submark English
- surmark English
- swanmark English
- teethmark English
- thumbmark English
- tick mark English
- tidemark English
- toolmark English
- toothmark English
- touchmark English
- trademark English
- undermark English
- unmark English
- watermark English
- waymark English
- wordmark English
- markkreivi Finnish
- -n- German
- -s- German
- Graf German
- Knochen German
- Knochenmark German
- Markgraf German
- Ost German
- Ostmark German
- Reich German
- Reichsmark German
- Rente German
- Rentenmark German
- Rücken German
- Rückenmark German
- West German
- Westmark German
- erschütternd German
- marca German
- markerschütternd German
- markig German
- märkisch German
- contromarca Italian
- marca Italian
- marcare Italian
- multimarca Italian
- sottomarca Italian
- afmergelen Dutch, Flemish
- beenmerg Dutch, Flemish
- brandmerk Dutch, Flemish
- handelsmerk Dutch, Flemish
- keurmerk Dutch, Flemish
- merg Dutch, Flemish
- merk Dutch, Flemish
- merkkleding Dutch, Flemish
- merkstift Dutch, Flemish
- oogmerk Dutch, Flemish
- oormerk Dutch, Flemish
- supermerk Dutch, Flemish
- uitmergelen Dutch, Flemish
- watermerk Dutch, Flemish
- маркграф Russian
- margrave Spanish, Castilian
- *marką Proto-Germanic
- *markō Proto-Germanic
- flädermärg Swedish
- märg Swedish
- ryggmärg Swedish
- merg Norwegian Nynorsk
- mark Middle English
- mary Middle English
- mearóg Irish
- mergr Old Norse
- mǫrk Old Norse
- Danmark Danish
- mark Danish
- ødemark Danish
- marka Serbo-Croatian
- марка Serbo-Croatian
- μάρκα Greek (modern)
- merek Indonesian
- marc Middle Dutch
- march Middle Dutch
- marg Old High German
- marg Old Irish
- murg Afrikaans
- marc Middle High German
- marcgrāve Middle High German
- Muerch Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- 嘜 Chinese
- 嘜頭 Chinese
- 碼 Chinese
- mark Old Swedish
- 당마크 Korean
- 마크 Korean
- mak Tok Pisin
- ماركة Hijazi Arabic