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Line 2: ===Pronunciation=== * ~~{{a\|UK}}~~ {{IPA\|en\|/ˈmɑːtʃə/\|~~lang~~a=enUK}} * ~~{{a\|US}}~~ {{IPA\|en\|/~~ˈmɑɹtʃɚ~~ˈmɑɹt͡ʃɚ/\|~~lang~~a=enUS}} * {{hyphenation\|en\|march\|er~~\|lang=en~~}} * {{rhymes\|en\|ɑː(ɹ)tʃə(ɹ)\|~~lang~~s=en2}} ===Etymology 1=== From {{~~etyl~~inh\|en\|enm\|enmarcher}}, {{m\|enm\|~~marche~~marchere}}, {{m\|enm\|marcheyre}}, {{m\|enm\|marchier}}, {{m\|enm\|marchowrys\|g=p}}; equivalent to {{m\|en\|march}} (from {{~~etyl~~der\|en\|xno\|en-}} and {{~~etyl~~der\|en\|fro\|en-}}.; ~~Akin~~akin to {{cog\|ang\|germearc}}, {{cog\|got\|marka\|\|boundary}}) {{suffix\|en\|\|er}}.<ref>{{R:Webster 1913\|marcher}}</ref><ref>{{R:Webster 1913\|march}}</ref> ====Noun==== {{en-noun}} # {{lb\|en\|historical}} An inhabitant of a [[march]] (border country); specifically, a [[marcher lord]]. {{defdate\|from 14th c.}} # {{lb\|en\|historical}} A [[border]] territory, a [[march]] (now only in {{i\|attributive}} use). {{defdate\|from 15th c.}} ~~# A person who holds lands in such a region.~~ #* {{quote-text\|en\|year=2013\|author=w:Simon Winder\|title=Danubia\|page=42\|publisher=Picador\|year_published=2014 \|passage=Here is a scene of the '''marcher''' state of which they were margraves being turned into a duchy under Henry II Jasomirgott, who has made his capital at Vienna.}} =====Derived terms===== Line 20 ⟶ 22: * {{l\|en\|Earl Marcher}} * {{l\|en\|Lord Marcher}} ~~{{der-mid}}~~ * {{l\|en\|Lordship Marcher}} * {{l\|en\|marchership}} Line 26 ⟶ 27: ===Etymology 2=== From {{affix\|en\|march\|-er\|id2=agent noun}}. ====Noun==== Line 41 ⟶ 42: ===Anagrams=== * {{anagrams\|en\|a=acehmrr\|charmer}} [[Category:en:People]] ~~----~~ ==French== ===Etymology=== ~~From~~ {{~~etyl~~inh+\|fr\|frm\|fr-}}, from {{~~etyl\|fro~~der\|fr~~}} {{m~~\|fro\|marchier}}, from {{~~etyl\|frk~~der\|fr~~}} {{m~~\|frk\|markōn}}, from {{~~etyl~~der\|fr\|gem-pro\|frmarkōną}}, from {{~~etyl\|ine-pro~~der\|fr~~}} {{m~~\|ine-pro\|merg-}}, {{m\|ine-pro\|marǵ-\|\|edge, boundary, border}}. Cf. also {{m\|fr\|marquer}}. ===Pronunciation=== * {{fr-IPA}} * {{audio\|fr\|Fr-marcher.ogg~~\|audio\|lang=fr~~}} * {{homophones\|fr\|marché\|marchés}} ===Verb=== Line 60: # to [[walk]] #: {{~~sense\|walk}} {{l~~syn\|fr\|aller}}▼ #: ''{{ux\|fr\|Il '''marche''' au milieu de la rue.~~'' —~~ \|He is '''walking''' in the middle of the street}} ~~# to [[travel]]; to [[move]]~~ # to [[~~work~~travel]],; to [[~~function~~move]]; to [[march]] #: {{syn\|fr\|avancer\|déplacer\|mouvoir}} ~~#: ''Cet ordinateur ne '''marche''' pas.'' — This computer does not work.~~ # {{lb\|fr\|figurative}} to [[work]], to [[function]] # to [[believe]]▼ #: {{~~sense\|function}} {{l~~syn\|fr\|fonctionner}}▼ #: ''Il '''marche'''.'' — He believes my joke.▼ #: {{uxi\|fr\|Comment ça '''marche''' ?\|How does it work?}} #: ''Il m'a fait '''marcher'''.'' — He made me believe his joke.▼ #: {{uxi\|fr\|Cet appareil ne '''marche''' plus.\|This device isn't working anymore.}} ▲# to [[~~believe~~step]] #: {{uxi\|fr\|'''Marcher''' sur le pied de quelqu’un.\|To step on the foot of someone}} # to [[cooperate]] #: {{uxi\|fr\|Je ne '''marche''' plus.\|I am no longer in.}} # {{lb\|fr\|intransitive}} to [[believe]] ▲#: ''{{uxi\|fr\|Il '''marche'''.~~'' —~~ \|He believes my joke.}} ▲#: ''{{uxi\|fr\|Il m'a fait '''marcher'''.~~'' —~~ \|He ~~made~~took me ~~believe~~for ~~his~~a ~~joke~~ride.}} ====Conjugation==== {{fr-conj-auto}} ====Synonyms====▼ ▲* {{sense\|walk}} {{l\|fr\|aller}} * {{sense\|travel; move}} {{l\|fr\|déplacer\|se déplacer}}, {{l\|fr\|mouvoir\|se mouvoir}} ▲* {{sense\|function}} {{l\|fr\|fonctionner}} ====Derived terms==== {{col3\|fr * {{l\|fr\|marcher à quatre pattes}}▼ \|ça marche \|en avant, marche \|faire marcher \|marche ou crève ▲* {{l\|fr\|marcher à quatre pattes}} \|marcher sur des œufs \|marcher sur les plates-bandes }} ====Related terms==== Line 83 ⟶ 94: * {{l\|fr\|marchepied}} * {{l\|fr\|marcheur}} ====Descendants==== * {{desc\|ca\|marxar\|bor=1}} * {{desc\|de\|marschieren\|bor=1}} * {{desc\|pt\|marchar\|bor=1}} * {{desc\|es\|marchar\|bor=1}} ===See also=== Line 92 ⟶ 109: ===Further reading=== * {{R:fr:TLFi}} ===Anagrams=== * {{l\|fr\|charmer}} ~~----~~ ==Middle French== ===Etymology=== {{~~etyl\|fro~~inh\|frm~~}} {{m~~\|fro\|marchier}}. ===Verb=== Line 111 ⟶ 126: ====Conjugation==== {{frm-conj-er\|march}} ====Descendants==== * {{desc\|fr\|marcher}} * {{desc\|bor=1\|enm\|marchen}} ** {{desc\|en\|march}} ==Romanian== ===Etymology=== {{bor+\|ro\|fr\|marqueur}}. ===Noun=== {{ro-noun\|m\|marcheri}} # [[marker]], [[scorer]] ▲====~~Synonyms~~Declension==== {{ro-noun-m}}