*marką

Runic: ᛗᚨᚱᚲᚨ Pronunciation: /ˈmɑr.kɑ̃/

noun · neuter · a-stem

Meanings

mark, sign, stamp

Apparently from a pre-Germanic *morg-o-, which is perhaps related to *markō (‘rand, border, edge’); see there for more.

*mark (Proto-West Germanic)
- marcus (Medieval Latin)
*mark (Proto-West Germanic)
- marc (Old Dutch)
  - marc (Middle Dutch)
    - merk (Dutch)
      - merk (Afrikaans)
*mark (Proto-West Germanic)
- marc (Old English)
  - marg (Irish)
*mark (Proto-West Germanic)
- marc (Old English)
  - mark (Middle English)
    - mark (English)
    - mark, merk (Scots)
*mark (Proto-West Germanic)
- merk (Old Frisian)
  - Määrk (Saterland Frisian)
  - merk (West Frisian)
*mark (Proto-West Germanic)
- marc (Old High German)
  - marc, marche, marke (Middle High German)
    - Mark (German)
      - Mark (Luxembourgish)
      - מאַרק (mark) (Yiddish)
*mark (Proto-West Germanic)
- mark, merk (Old Saxon)
  - mark (Middle Low German)
    - Mark (German Low German)
mark (Old Norse)
- mark (Faroese)
- mark, mörk (Icelandic)
- mark (Norwegian)
mark (Old Norse)
- mark (Old Danish)
  - mark (Danish)
mark (Old Norse)
- mark (Old Swedish)
  - mark (Swedish)
mǫrk (Old Norse)
- mark (Faroese)
- mark, mörk (Icelandic)
- mark (Norwegian)
mǫrk (Old Norse)
- mark (Old Danish)
  - mark (Danish)
mǫrk (Old Norse)
- mark (Old Swedish)
  - mark (Swedish)
*markka (Proto-Finnic)