1. Etymology of the English word marrow
the English word
marrowderived from the Proto-Germanic root
*mazga-Derivations in English
marrowfat,
marrowbone,
marrowed,
marrowingCognates
Dutch
marionet, Dutch
merg, Dutch
mark, Dutch
merk, Dutch
markeren, Dutch
mars, Dutch
maart, Dutch
merken, English
marionette, English
march, English
March, 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
märkaUsage
Word found in Modern English
2. Etymology of the English word marrow
derived from the English word
marrowderived from the English word
marweUsage
Word found in Modern English