Etymology of the English word marionette

Date

The earliest known usage of marionette in English dates from the 17th century.

Cognates

Dutch marionet, Dutch merg, Dutch mark, Dutch merk, Dutch markeren, Dutch mars, Dutch maart, Dutch merken, English march, English March, English marrow, English marsh, English mark, French marionette, French marquer, French mars, French marche, French marque, German Marke, German Marionette, German markieren, German Mars, German März, German merken, German Marsch, Icelandic maríónetta, Icelandic mergur, Icelandic merki, Icelandic mars, Icelandic merkja, Italian marca, Italian marzo, Italian marcia, Lithuanian marke, Lithuanian maršas, Norwegian markere, Norwegian mers, Norwegian marsj, Polish marka, Polish marsz, Portuguese marcar, Portuguese marca, Portuguese março, Provençal marca, Provençal marcar, Provençal mars, Russian мaркa, Russian мapш, Spanish marcar, Spanish marca, Spanish marzo, Spanish marchar, caminar, Swedish marionett, Swedish märg, Swedish mark, Swedish markera, Swedish märs, Swedish marsch, Swedish mars, Swedish märka

Usage

Word found in Modern English