Translation
mark; brand
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Word origin
From the Germanic family of English mark and German Marke, from a root meaning a boundary sign. The word walked from marking the edge of land to marking anything at all, including the maker's mark that became the modern brand.
- Origin
- Germanic
- Root
- marka
- English cognates
- mark, marker, remark
Examples
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His shoes left marks on the floor.
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Which brand of car do you prefer?
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The teacher put a mark next to the correct answer.
Where this fits
Word family
Words built on marko with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.
- poŝtmarkonoun
postage stamp
poŝtomarko
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 13, lesson 12: marko, ponto, difekti and 7 more words.