marked
English
/ˈmɑːkɪd/, /mɑɹkt/, /ˈmɑɹkɪd/, /mɑːkt/
adj
Definitions
- Having a visible or identifying mark.
- Clearly evident; noticeable; conspicuous.
- (linguistics) Distinguished by a positive feature.
- Singled out; suspicious; treated with hostility; the object of vengeance.
- of a police vehicle In police livery, as opposed to unmarked.
Etymology
Affix from English mark (sign, verb senses, characteristic, visible impression).
Origin
English
mark
Gloss
sign, verb senses, characteristic, visible impression
Concept
Semantic Field
Speech and language
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Emoji
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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
- markedly English
- markedness English
- markedness constraint English
- marker English
- markest English
- marketh English
- markless English
- markman English
- marksheet English
- marksman English
- markspeople English
- marksperson English
- markswoman English
- markworthy English
- matchmark English
- metalmark English
- micromark English
- mintmark English
- mismark English
- nonmarked English
- noonmark English
- outmark English
- overmark English
- penalty mark English
- placemark English
- platemark English
- pockmark English
- postmark English
- premarked English
- pressmark English
- pugmark English
- radiomarked English
- re-mark 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
- thumb English
- thumbmark English
- thumbmarked English
- tick mark English
- tidemark English
- toolmark English
- toothmark English
- touchmark English
- trademark English
- undermark English
- unmark English
- unmarked English
- unmarkedness English
- watermark English
- waymark English
- wordmark English
- mark Middle English
- 嘜 Chinese
- 嘜頭 Chinese
- 碼 Chinese
- 당마크 Korean
- 마크 Korean
- mark
- thumb
- unmark
- atmark
- marker
- bemark
- mismark
- lugmark
- submark
- pugmark
- lapmark
- markman
- eyemark
- cutmark
- earmark
- surmark
- outmark
- daymark
- re-mark
- waymark
- markest
- setmark
- marketh
- seamark
- toolmark
- markdown
- markless
- noonmark
- mintmark
- markable
- postmark
- kinemerk
- swanmark
- kitemark
- overmark
- Euromark
- hallmark
- wordmark
- hoofmark
- unmarked
- filemark
- markedly
- pockmark
- logomark
- marksman
- tidemark
- skidmark
- soulmark
- studmark
- cropmark
- footmark
- handmark
- end mark
- bitemark
- headmark
- landmark
- thumbmark
- toothmark
- platemark
- micromark
- birthmark
- metalmark
- pressmark
- brushmark
- premarked
- undermark
- checkmark
- trademark
- benchmark
- matchmark
- classmark
- nonmarked
- coachmark
- marksheet
- watermark
- catchmark
- touchmark
- brandmark
- shelfmark
- teethmark
- placemark
- floodmark
- tick mark
- markedness
- markworthy
- fingermark
- markswoman
- radiomarked
- countermark
- thumbmarked
- scratchmark
- servicemark
- marksperson
- markspeople
- penalty mark
- longing-mark
- unmarkedness
- markedness constraint