Marquee
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 318
mur-ke, n. a large field-tent. [Fr. mmquise, acc to Littre, 01 lg a marchione ’s tent Sec Marque . Marquis, inar'kwis. Marque , nur'kwes, n. \orig.\ an officer who guarded the marches or frontiers of a kingdom a title of nobility next below that of a fluke - fern Marchione . (Fr. mart/iesc\ from the root of March, Mark, a frontier [of a marquis. Marquis a to, ina 'kwis-at, n. the dignity or lordship Marriage, mar'ij, v the ceremony by which a man and woman become husband and wife the union of a man and woman as husband and wife, [bee Marry.] Marriageable, mar'ij-a-b), adj suitable for marriage capable of union — Marriageable ne . Marrow, mar o, n the soft, fatty matter in the i.iviLie-s of the bones the pith of certain plants the e ence or best part, adj Marrowy. IAS meark In* ntenjr, (ler. mark, W mer.] Marrow-bone, luar'o-bGn, n a bone containing marron' resembling marrow. Marrowish, maFn-ish, adj of the nature of or Marry, mart, 10 take foi husband or wife: to uiiue in matrimou’,. —v to enter into the Hurried stale to take n husband or a wife: — pr.p 'ymg pa.t and pa p. marr'ied. [Fr. mailer ~ L manta—maritus, a husband— mas, mans, a male See Male Marsala, marAa-la, a light wine resembling sherry, from Mai sola in Sicily
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