march

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• Received-Pronunciation: /mɑːtʃ/
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• US: märch
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• US: /mɑɹt͡ʃ/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /mɐːtʃ/
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• Scotland: /maɾtʃ/
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• rhymes with -ɑː(ɹ)tʃ
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• homophone: march
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• homophone: March
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Etymology tree Proto-Italic *Māwortis? Proto-Italic *Māmart-? Old Latin Māvors Latin Mārs Proto-Indo-European *-(i)yós Proto-Italic *-ijos Proto-Italic *-ios Old Latin -ios Latin -ius Latin Mārtius Latin mārtius Old French mars Anglo-Norman marchebor. Middle English March English March From Middle English March, Marche, borrowed from Anglo-Norman marche, from Old French marz, from Latin mensis Mārtius (“the Martian month”), from earlier Mavors.

From Middle English marchen, from Middle French marcher (“to march, walk”), from Old French marchier (“to stride, to march, to trample”), from Frankish *markōn (“to mark, mark out, to press with the foot”), from Proto-Germanic *markōną (“to mark”). Akin to Old English mearc, ġemearc (“mark, boundary”). Compare mark, from Old English mearcian. Compare typologically Russian сле́довать (slédovatʹ) (akin to след (sled)). Also compare пятно́ (pjatnó) (<~ пята́ (pjatá)).

From Middle English marche (“tract of land along a country's border”), from Old French marche (“boundary, frontier”), from Frankish *marku, from Proto-Germanic *markō, from Proto-Indo-European *mórǵs (“edge, boundary”).

From Middle English merche, from Old English merċe, mereċe, from Proto-West Germanic *marik, from Proto-Indo-European *móri (“sea”). Cognate Middle Low German merk, Old High German merc, Old Norse merki (“celery”). Compare also obsolete or regional more (“carrot or parsnip”), from Proto-Indo-European *mork- (“edible herb, tuber”).

578 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abaza: гӏапынхъамыз (ʻapənqaməz) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Abkhaz: хәажәкыра (xwaẑwkʼəra) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Afrikaans: Maart — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Akan: Ɔbɛnem — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Alabama: hasiholtina istatótchìina — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Alabama: Màchka — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Albanian: mars — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Alutiiq: Kaignasqaq Iraluq — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Amharic: ማርች (marč) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Western Apache: Tʼąąʼ Náchil — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Western Apache: It'ąą' Náchil — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Western Apache: Anezgai — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Arabic: مَارِس (māris) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Arabic: آذَار (ʔāḏār) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Arabic: آذار (ʔāḏār) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Arabic: شهر تلاتة (šahr talāte) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Arabic: آدار (ʔādār) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Aragonese: marzo — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: ܐܕܪ (adar) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Aramaic: ܐܕܪ (ʾāḏār) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Armenian: մարտ (mart) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Old Armenian: մարտ (mart) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Aromanian: martsu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Assamese: মাৰ্চ (mars) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Asturian: marzu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Azerbaijani: mart — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Basque: martxo — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Belarusian: сакаві́к (sakavík) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Bengali: মার্চ (marco) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Central Bikol: Marso — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Bislama: maj — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Breton: Meurzh — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Breton: miz Meurzh — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Bulgarian: март (mart) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Burmese: မတ် (mat) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Burmese: သုံးလ (sum:la.) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Catalan: març — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Chechen: Зазадоккху-бутт (Zazadoqqu-butt) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Cherokee: ᎤᏄᎳᎯ (unulahi) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Cherokee: ᎠᏅᏱ (anvyi) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Chichewa: Malichi — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Chickasaw: Hashi' Atochchí'na' — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Chinese Cantonese: 三月 (saam1 jyut6) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Hakka Chinese: 三月 (sâm-ngie̍t) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Chinese: 三月 (san-go̍eh, san-ge̍h, san-gōe) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Chinese Mandarin: 三月 (sānyuè) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Choctaw: Mach — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Chukchi: льоргыӄай (lʹorgyqaj) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Chukchi: ԓьоргыӄай (ḷʹorgyqaj) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Chuvash: пуш (puš) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• West Circassian: гъэтхапэ (ğɛtxapɛ) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Coptic: ⲙⲁⲣⲧⲓⲟⲥ (martios) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Cornish: mys merth — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Cornish: Meurth — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Corsican: marzu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Atikamekw: Akokatcic pisimw — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Montagnais: uinashku-pishimu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Czech: březen — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Old Czech: břězen — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Dakota: Oomani — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Danish: marts — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Dhivehi: މާރޗް (mārc) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Central Dusun: Gomot — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Dutch: maart — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Old Dutch: lentinmānoth — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Dzongkha: སྤྱི་ཟླ་གསུམ་པ། (spyi zla gsum pa) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Emilian: mèrz — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Erzya: эйзюрков (ejźurkov) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Esperanto: marto — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Esperanto: Marto — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Estonian: märts — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Ewe: Tedoxe — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Ewe: Mars — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Faroese: mars — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Fijian: Maji — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Finnish: maaliskuu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• French: mars — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• North Frisian: marts — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• North Frisian: uursmoune — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• North Frisian: martsmoune — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• North Frisian: marts — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• North Frisian: märts — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Saterland Frisian: Meerte — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• West-Frisian: maart — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• West-Frisian: foarjiersmoanne — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Friulian: Març — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Galician: marzo — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Galician: marzal — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Georgian: მარტი (marṭi) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• German: März — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• German: Lenzing — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Gilbertese: Mati — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Greek: Μάρτιος (Mártios) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Greek: Μάρτης (Mártis) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Ancient Greek: Μάρτιος (Mártios) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Greenlandic: marsi — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Greenlandic: ullujuersaaq — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Haitian Creole: mas — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Hausa: Maris — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Hawaiian: Malaki — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Hebrew: מארס — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Hebrew: מַרְס (mars) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Hebrew: מֶרְץ (merts) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Hindi: मार्च (mārc) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Hungarian: március — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Hunsrik: Merz — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Icelandic: mars — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Icelandic: marsmánuður — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Ido: marto — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Ilocano: marso — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Indonesian: Maret — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Interlingua: martio — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Inupiaq: Siqiññaasugruk — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Irish: Márta — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Italian: marzo — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Jamaican Creole: Maach — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Japanese: 三月 (sangatsu) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Japanese: 弥生 (yayoi) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Javanese: Maret — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Kabuverdianu: marsu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Kalmyk: моһа сар (moğa sar) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Kambera: wulang tailu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Kannada: ಮಾರ್ಚಿ (mārci) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Kapampangan: pángakatlung búlan — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Kapampangan: mársu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Kashubian: strumiannik — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Kazakh: наурыз (nauryz) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Khmer: មីនា (miinaa) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Kikuyu: Kĩhu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Kongo: marisi — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Korean: 삼월 (samwol) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Central Kurdish: ئازار (azar) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Kyrgyz: март (mart) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Ladin: merz — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Lao: ເດືອນມີນາ (dư̄an mī nā) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Lao: ມີນາ (mī nā) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Latin: mārtius — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Latvian: marts — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Lezgi: ибне (ibne) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Limburgish: miert — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Lingala: mársi — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Lithuanian: kovas — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Livonian: märts — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Livonian: kievādkū — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Low German: März — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Low German: Märzmaand — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Luxembourgish: Mäerz — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Luxembourgish: Aussenzäit — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Luxembourgish: Lenzmount — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Macedonian: март (mart) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Malay: Mac — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Malay: Maret — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Maltese: Marzu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Manchu: ᡳᠯᠠᠨ ᠪᡳ᠍ᠶᠠ (ilan biya) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Māori: Māehe — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Marathi: मार्च (mārca) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Middle English: March — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Mingrelian: მელახი (melaxi) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Mirandese: Márcio — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Mòcheno: merz — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Mongolian: гуравдугаар сар (guravdugaar sar) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Navajo: Wóózhchʼį́į́d — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Neapolitan: màrzo — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Northern Sotho: Hlakola — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Norwegian Bokmål: mars — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Norwegian Nynorsk: mars — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Occitan: març — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Odia: ମାର୍ଚ୍ଚ (mārcca) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Ojibwe: onaabani-giizis — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Church Slavic: соухъ (suxŭ) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Old English: hrēþmōnaþ — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Old English: hlȳda — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Oromo: Bitootessa — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Ossetian: мартъи (mart’i) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Pannonian Rusyn: марец (marec) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Pashto: مارچ (mārč) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Pennsylvania German: Maerz — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Pennsylvania German: Marz — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Pennsylvania German: Matz — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Dari: مَارْچ (mārč) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Iranian Persian: مارْس (mârs) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Plautdietsch: Moaz — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Polish: marzec — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Portuguese: março — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Punjabi: ਮਾਰਚ (mārac) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Rapa Nui: Tarahao — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Romagnol: mêrz — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Romanian: martie — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Romanian: mărțișor — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Romansh: mars — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Romansh: marz — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Russian: март (mart) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Inari-Sami: njuhčâmáánu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Kildin-Sami: нюххчма̄нн (njuxxčmānn) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Northern Sami: njukčamánnu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Skolt-Sami: pâˊzzlâšttammään — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Samoan: mati — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Sardinian: martzu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Sardinian: martu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Sardinian: maltzu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Sardinian: maltu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Scots: Mairch — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Scottish Gaelic: Màrt — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Sekani: Nùtsʼiide — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Serbo-Croatian: март — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Serbo-Croatian: mart — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Serbo-Croatian: ožujak — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Shona: Kurume — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Sicilian: marzu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Sinhalese: මාර්තු (mārtu) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Slovak: marec — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Slovene: márec — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Upper Sorbian: měrc — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Upper Sorbian: nalětnik — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Sotho: Hlakubele — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Southern Altai: март (mart) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Spanish: marzo — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Sundanese: Maret — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Swahili: Machi — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Swazi: íNdlovu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Swedish: mars — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Tagalog: Marso — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Tahitian: māti — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Tajik: март (mart) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Tamil: மார்ச் (mārc) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Tatar: март (mart) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Telugu: మార్చి (mārci) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Tetum: marsu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Thai: มีนาคม (mii-naa-kom) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Tibetan: ཟླ་བ་གསུམ་པ (zla ba gsum pa) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Tok Pisin: mac — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Tongan: Maʻasi — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Turkish: mart — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Turkmen: mart — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Udmurt: южтолэзь (južtoleź) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Ukrainian: бе́резень (bérezenʹ) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Urdu: مارْچ (mārc) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Uyghur: مارت (mart) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Uyghur: ئۈچىنچى ئاي (üchinchi ay) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Uzbek: mart — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Vai: ꕮꕊꔿ (Maãchi) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Venetan: marso — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Vietnamese: tháng Ba — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Vietnamese: tháng ba — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Volapük: mäzul — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Võro: urbõkuu — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Walloon: måss — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Welsh: Mawrth — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Winnebago: Wake hikiruxe wiira — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Wolof: Maars — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Yakut: Кулун тутар (Kulun tutar) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Yiddish: מאַרץ (marts) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Yiddish: מערץ (merts) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Yiddish: מאַרט (mart) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Yup'ik: Tengmiirviguaq — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Zazaki: mert — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Zazaki: adar (diq) — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Zulu: uNdasa — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Zulu: uMashi — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Zuni: Łi'dekwakkya Ts'ana — third month of the Gregorian calendar
• Afrikaans: mars — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Afrikaans: marsjering — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Arabic: مَسِيرَة (masīra) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Armenian: քայլերթ (kʻaylertʻ) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Azerbaijani: marş — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Belarusian: марш (marš) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Bulgarian: марширо́вка (marširóvka) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Catalan: marxa — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Chinese Mandarin: 行進 /行进 (xíngjìn) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Czech: pochod — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Danish: march — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Dutch: mars — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Estonian: marss — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Finnish: marssi — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• French: marche — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• German: Marsch — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Hebrew: צְעִידָה (tseidá) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Hindi: मार्च (mārc) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Hindi: पदयात्रा (padyātrā) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Hungarian: menetelés — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Hungarian: menet — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Icelandic: marsering — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Italian: marcia — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Japanese: 行進 (kōshin) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Korean: 행진 (haengjin) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Latvian: maršs — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Lithuanian: maršas — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Māori: rangatū — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Norwegian Bokmål: marsj — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Iranian Persian: مارْش (mârš) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Iranian Persian: راهْپِیْمایی (râhpeymâyi) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Polish: marsz — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Polish: pochód — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Portuguese: marcha — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Romanian: marș — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Russian: марш (marš) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Scots: mairch — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Scottish Gaelic: màrsail — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Serbo-Croatian: ма̏рш — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Serbo-Croatian: mȁrš — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Slovak: pochod — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Slovene: marš — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Spanish: marcha — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Swahili: machi — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Swedish: marsch — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Tagalog: martsa — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Turkish: yürüyüş — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Turkish: geçit — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Turkish: alay — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Turkish: marş — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Turkish: yortuş — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Ukrainian: марш (marš) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Uyghur: مارش (marsh) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Vietnamese: hành khúc — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Vietnamese: hành tiến — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Walloon: måtche — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Welsh: ymdaith — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Yiddish: מאַרש (marsh) — formal, rhythmic way of walking
• Afrikaans: optog — political rally or parade
• Afrikaans: parade — political rally or parade
• Arabic: مَسِيرَة (masīra) — political rally or parade
• Armenian: երթ (ertʻ) — political rally or parade
• Belarusian: марш (marš) — political rally or parade
• Bulgarian: манифеста́ция (manifestácija) — political rally or parade
• Bulgarian: марш (marš) — political rally or parade
• Catalan: manifestació — political rally or parade
• Chinese Mandarin: 進軍 /进军 (jìnjūn) — political rally or parade
• Czech: pochod — political rally or parade
• Danish: march — political rally or parade
• Dutch: mars — political rally or parade
• Estonian: marss — political rally or parade
• Finnish: marssi — political rally or parade
• French: défilé — political rally or parade
• French: manifestation — political rally or parade
• Georgian: მარში (marši) — political rally or parade
• German: Parade — political rally or parade
• Hebrew: מִצְעָד (mits'ád) — political rally or parade
• Hebrew: צְעָדָה (tseadá) — political rally or parade
• Hindi: मार्च (mārc) — political rally or parade
• Hindi: पदयात्रा (padyātrā) — political rally or parade
• Hungarian: felvonulás — political rally or parade
• Icelandic: ganga — political rally or parade
• Icelandic: kröfuganga — political rally or parade
• Italian: marcia — political rally or parade
• Japanese: 行進 (kōshin) — political rally or parade
• Korean: 행진 (haengjin) — political rally or parade
• Norwegian Bokmål: marsj — political rally or parade
• Polish: marsz — political rally or parade
• Polish: pochód — political rally or parade
• Portuguese: passeata — political rally or parade
• Portuguese: marcha — political rally or parade
• Russian: марш (marš) — political rally or parade
• Scots: mairch — political rally or parade
• Scottish Gaelic: màrsail — political rally or parade
• Slovak: pochod — political rally or parade
• Spanish: marcha — political rally or parade
• Spanish: manifestación — political rally or parade
• Swedish: marsch — political rally or parade
• Swedish: tåg — political rally or parade
• Tagalog: martsa — political rally or parade
• Turkish: yürüyüş — political rally or parade
• Ukrainian: марш (marš) — political rally or parade
• Afrikaans: mars — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Albanian: marsh — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Arabic: لَحْن السَّيْر (laḥn as-sayr) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Arabic: مَارْش (mārš) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Armenian: քայլերգ (kʻaylerg) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Azerbaijani: marş — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Belarusian: марш (marš) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Bulgarian: марш (marš) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Catalan: marxa — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Chinese Mandarin: 進行曲 /进行曲 (jìnxíngqū) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Czech: pochod — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Danish: march — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Dutch: mars — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Estonian: marss — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Finnish: marssi — song in the genre of music written for marching
• French: marche — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Georgian: მარში (marši) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• German: Marsch — song in the genre of music written for marching
• German: Marschmusik — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Greek: εμβατήριο (emvatírio) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Hebrew: מארש (marsh) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Hungarian: induló — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Icelandic: mars — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Irish: máirseáil — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Italian: marcia — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Japanese: 行進曲 (kōshinkyoku) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Kazakh: марш (marş) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Korean: 행진곡 (haengjin'gok) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Kyrgyz: марш (marş) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Latvian: maršs — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Lithuanian: maršas — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Macedonian: марш (marš) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Māori: puoro rangatū — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Norwegian Bokmål: marsj — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Iranian Persian: مارْش (mârš) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Polish: marsz — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Portuguese: marcha — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Romanian: marș — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Russian: марш (marš) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Scots: mairch — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Scottish Gaelic: màrsail — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Scottish Gaelic: caismeachd — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Serbo-Croatian: ма̏рш — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Serbo-Croatian: mȁrš — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Slovak: pochod — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Slovene: marš — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Spanish: marcha — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Swedish: marsch — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Tagalog: martsa — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Tajik: марш (marš) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Thai: มาร์ช — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Turkish: marş — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Turkish: coşturu — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Turkmen: marş — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Ukrainian: марш (marš) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Uzbek: marsh — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Walloon: måtche — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Welsh: ymdeithgan — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Yiddish: מאַרש (marsh) — song in the genre of music written for marching
• Afrikaans: optog — steady forward movement or progression
• Afrikaans: opmars — steady forward movement or progression
• Bulgarian: марш (marš) — steady forward movement or progression
• Catalan: pas — steady forward movement or progression
• Danish: gang — steady forward movement or progression
• Danish: udvikling — steady forward movement or progression
• Estonian: marss — steady forward movement or progression
• Finnish: marssi — steady forward movement or progression
• German: Fortgang — steady forward movement or progression
• German: Lauf — steady forward movement or progression
• Hungarian: haladás — steady forward movement or progression
• Hungarian: előrehaladás — steady forward movement or progression
• Hungarian: menet — steady forward movement or progression
• Icelandic: gangur — steady forward movement or progression
• Italian: marcia — steady forward movement or progression
• Lingala: lokendo — steady forward movement or progression
• Mongo: lokendo — steady forward movement or progression
• Norwegian Bokmål: gang — steady forward movement or progression
• Norwegian Bokmål: forløp — steady forward movement or progression
• Polish: marsz — steady forward movement or progression
• Portuguese: marcha — steady forward movement or progression
• Russian: ход (xod) — steady forward movement or progression
• Russian: тече́ние (tečénije) — steady forward movement or progression
• Scots: mairch — steady forward movement or progression
• Swahili: machi — steady forward movement or progression
• Swedish: fortgång — steady forward movement or progression
• Swedish: framsteg — steady forward movement or progression
• Swedish: framåtskridande — steady forward movement or progression
• Swedish: utveckling — steady forward movement or progression
• Tagalog: martsa — steady forward movement or progression
• Turkish: ilerleyiş — steady forward movement or progression
• Turkish: yürüyüş — steady forward movement or progression
• Bulgarian: марка (marka) — border region
• Catalan: marca — border region
• Czech: pomezí — border region
• Czech: marka — border region
• Danish: mark — border region
• Danish: grænsemark — border region
• Danish: grænseland — border region
• Dutch: grensmark — border region
• Finnish: rajamaa — border region
• Old French: marche — border region
• German: Mark — border region
• Old High German: marha — border region
• Italian: marca — border region
• Latin: margo — border region
• Middle English: marche — border region
• Norwegian: grenseland — border region
• Old English: mearc — border region
• Polish: rubież — border region
• Portuguese: fronteira — border region
• Romanian: marcă — border region
• Russian: марка (marka) — border region
• Scottish Gaelic: crìoch — border region
• Spanish: marca — border region
• Swedish: gränsland — border region
• Ukrainian: марка (marka) — border region
• Walloon: måtche — border region
• Breton: marz — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Breton: marzoù — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Bulgarian: марка (marka) — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Catalan: marca — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Czech: pomezí — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Czech: marka — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Danish: mark — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Dutch: mark — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Estonian: mark — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Finnish: markiisikunta — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• French: marche — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Old French: marche — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• German: Mark — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Old High German: marha — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Italian: marca — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Latin: margo — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Lithuanian: marka — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Middle English: marche — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Old English: mearc — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Polish: marchia — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Portuguese: marquesado — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Russian: марка (marka) — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Scottish Gaelic: crìoch — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Spanish: marca — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Swedish: mark — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Ukrainian: марка (marka) — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Walloon: måtche — region at a frontier governed by a marquess
• Afrikaans: marsjeer — walk with long, regular strides
• Arabic: سَارَ (sāra) — walk with long, regular strides
• Bulgarian: марширувам (marširuvam) — walk with long, regular strides
• Catalan: marxar — walk with long, regular strides
• Chinese Mandarin: 行軍 /行军 (xíngjūn) — walk with long, regular strides
• Chinese Mandarin: 行進 /行进 (xíngjìn) — walk with long, regular strides
• Czech: pochodovat — walk with long, regular strides
• Danish: marchere — walk with long, regular strides
• Danish: udvikle sig — walk with long, regular strides
• Dutch: marcheren — walk with long, regular strides
• Esperanto: marŝi — walk with long, regular strides
• Estonian: marssima — walk with long, regular strides
• Finnish: marssia — walk with long, regular strides
• French: marcher — walk with long, regular strides
• German: marschieren — walk with long, regular strides
• Hungarian: menetel — walk with long, regular strides
• Hungarian: masíroz — walk with long, regular strides
• Hungarian: vonul — walk with long, regular strides
• Icelandic: marsera — walk with long, regular strides
• Irish: máirseáil — walk with long, regular strides
• Italian: marciare — walk with long, regular strides
• Japanese: 行軍する (kōgun-suru) — walk with long, regular strides
• Korean: 행군하다 (haenggun-hada) — walk with long, regular strides
• Latin: duco — walk with long, regular strides
• Māori: rangatū — walk with long, regular strides
• Māori: tāwhaiwhai — walk with long, regular strides
• Māori: hīkoikoi — walk with long, regular strides
• Norman: marchi — walk with long, regular strides
• Norwegian: marsjere — walk with long, regular strides
• Polish: maszerować — walk with long, regular strides
• Portuguese: marchar — walk with long, regular strides
• Romanian: mărșălui — walk with long, regular strides
• Romanian: mărșui — walk with long, regular strides
• Russian: марширова́ть (marširovátʹ) — walk with long, regular strides
• Scots: mairch — walk with long, regular strides
• Scottish Gaelic: dèan màrsail — walk with long, regular strides
• Serbo-Croatian: кора̀чати — walk with long, regular strides
• Serbo-Croatian: koràčati — walk with long, regular strides
• Slovak: pochodovať — walk with long, regular strides
• Slovene: korakati — walk with long, regular strides
• Spanish: marchar — walk with long, regular strides
• Swedish: marschera — walk with long, regular strides
• Swedish: tåga — walk with long, regular strides
• Turkish: yortmak — walk with long, regular strides
• Turkish: koşmak — walk with long, regular strides
• Tuvan: марштаар (marştaar) — walk with long, regular strides
• Vietnamese: hành quân — walk with long, regular strides
• Yakut: марштаа (marštaa) — walk with long, regular strides
• Afrikaans: marsjeer — go to war; make military advances
• Catalan: marxar — go to war; make military advances
• Czech: pochodovat — go to war; make military advances
• Danish: marchere — go to war; make military advances
• Danish: rykke frem — go to war; make military advances
• Dutch: ten strijde trekken — go to war; make military advances
• Finnish: marssia — go to war; make military advances
• German: in den Krieg ziehen — go to war; make military advances
• Hungarian: hadba vonul — go to war; make military advances
• Norwegian: rykke frem — go to war; make military advances
• Portuguese: marchar — go to war; make military advances
• Russian: марширова́ть (marširovátʹ) — go to war; make military advances
• Scots: mairch — go to war; make military advances
• Scottish Gaelic: dèan màrsail — go to war; make military advances
• Slovak: pochodovať — go to war; make military advances
• Spanish: marchar — go to war; make military advances
• Turkish: yürümek — go to war; make military advances
• Tuvan: марштаар (marştaar) — go to war; make military advances
• Yakut: марштаа (marštaa) — go to war; make military advances
• Spanish: marchar — make steady progress
• Bulgarian: гранича (graniča) — to have common borders or frontiers
• Danish: grænse til — to have common borders or frontiers
• Finnish: rajoittua — to have common borders or frontiers
• Swedish: gränsa till — to have common borders or frontiers