Mairch
Scots
[meːrtʃ]
proper noun
Definitions
- March
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English March derived from marche derived from Old French marz derived from Latin mārtius (month of the god Mars, of March).
Origin
Latin
mārtius
Gloss
month of the god Mars, of March
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- March English
- mārtius Latin
- marzo Italian
- maart Dutch, Flemish
- март Russian
- Μάρτιος Ancient Greek
- mars Norwegian Bokmål
- mars Norwegian Nynorsk
- March Middle English
- March, March(e) Middle English
- marts Danish
- mars Old French
- marz Old French
- març Catalan, Valencian
- Mawrth Welsh
- maerte Middle Dutch
- merzo Old High German
- marts Latvian
- março Old Portuguese
- març Occitan
- mars Romansh
- marz Romansh
- marzu Asturian
- Març Friulian
- marzu Sicilian
- marso Venetian
- marche xno
- màrso Ligurian
- მარტი Old Georgian
- merz Ladin
- marzu Corsican
- mars Tashelhit