Marshal

Part of Speech

adjective

Difficulty Level

Translations

🇩🇪 kein französisches Wort , 🇪🇸 no es una palabra francesa , 🇮🇹 non è una parola francese , 🇵🇹 não é uma palavra francesa , 🇨🇳 指代或描述将军的 , 🇯🇵 フランス語の単語ではありません , 🇰🇷 프랑스어가 아닌 단어 , 🇸🇦 ليس كلمة فرنسية , 🇮🇳 यह एक फ्रेंच शब्द नहीं है

Definition

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Etymology

The French adjective **marshal** is a recent borrowing from English, which in turn comes from Old French *maréchal*. *Maréchal* derives from the Frankish compound *marahscalc* (marah “horse” + scalc “servant”), originally meaning a horse‑servant or stableman. Over time it evolved into a court and later a military officer in charge of horses, and the adjective now denotes something pertaining to a marshal or of marshally rank.

Synonyms

ordonné régulier discipliné rigoureux rigide structuré méthodique systématique

Antonyms

désorganisé chaotique désordonné hétérogène fragmenté