marketh

English

verb form

Definitions

(archaic)

Etymology

Suffix 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

🛑

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
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
noonmark English
outmark English
overmark English
penalty mark English
placemark English
platemark English
pockmark English
postmark English
pressmark English
pugmark 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
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
mark Middle English
嘜 Chinese
嘜頭 Chinese
碼 Chinese
당마크 Korean
마크 Korean