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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈmɑː.d͡ʒɪn/
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• General-American: /ˈmɑɹ.d͡ʒɪn/
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• Australian: /ˈmaː.d͡ʒɪn/
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• rhymes with -ɑː(ɹ)dʒɪn
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• CMU ARPABET: M AA1 R JH AH0 N Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English margyn, from Latin marginem (possibly via Old French margin), accusative of margō (“edge, brink, border, margin”). Doublet of marge and margo.

104 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: kantlyn — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Arabic: هَامِش (hāmiš) — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Armenian: լուսանցք (lusancʻkʻ) — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Azerbaijani: kənar — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Azerbaijani: qıraq — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Bashkir: сит (sit) — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Belarusian: по́ле (pólje) — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Bulgarian: поле́ (polé) — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Bulgarian: марж (marž) — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Catalan: marge — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Chinese Mandarin: 邊界 /边界 (biānjiè) — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Czech: okraj — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Dutch: kantlijn — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Dutch: marge — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Esperanto: marĝeno — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Finnish: marginaali — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• French: marge — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Galician: marxe — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• German: Seitenrand — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Greek: περιθώριο (perithório) — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Hungarian: margó — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Hungarian: lapszél — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Italian: margine — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Japanese: 余白 (yohaku) — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Korean: 여백 (yeobaek) — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Korean: 마진 (majin) — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Māori: taitapa — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Māori: tawhē — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Middle English: margyn — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Norwegian Bokmål: marg — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Occitan: marge — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Polish: margines — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Portuguese: margem — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Russian: по́ле (póle) — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Russian: поля́ (poljá) — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Scottish Gaelic: oir — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Serbo-Croatian: марги́на — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Serbo-Croatian: margína — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Slovak: okraj — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Slovene: rob — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Spanish: margen — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Swedish: marginal — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Turkish: kenar — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Ukrainian: по́ле (póle) — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Ukrainian: маргіне́с (marhinés) — typography: edge of the paper that remains blank
• Afrikaans: rand — edge or border of any flat surface
• Bashkir: сит (sit) — edge or border of any flat surface
• Bulgarian: ръб (rǎb) — edge or border of any flat surface
• Catalan: marge — edge or border of any flat surface
• French: marge — edge or border of any flat surface
• Galician: marxe — edge or border of any flat surface
• Hungarian: perem — edge or border of any flat surface
• Hungarian: szegély — edge or border of any flat surface
• Hungarian: szél — edge or border of any flat surface
• Irish: imeall — edge or border of any flat surface
• Latin: margō — edge or border of any flat surface
• Māori: taitapa — edge or border of any flat surface
• Māori: paenga — edge or border of any flat surface
• Russian: край (kraj) — edge or border of any flat surface
• Russian: кро́мка (krómka) — edge or border of any flat surface
• Serbo-Croatian: ру̑б — edge or border of any flat surface
• Serbo-Croatian: rȗb — edge or border of any flat surface
• Slovene: rob — edge or border of any flat surface
• Ottoman Turkish: لب (leb) — edge or border of any flat surface
• Afrikaans: rand — figuratively: edge defining inclusion in or exclusion from a set or group
• Armenian: լուսանցք (lusancʻkʻ) — figuratively: edge defining inclusion in or exclusion from a set or group
• Hungarian: perem — figuratively: edge defining inclusion in or exclusion from a set or group
• Ukrainian: маргіне́с (marhinés) — figuratively: edge defining inclusion in or exclusion from a set or group
• Hungarian: különbség — difference between results, characteristics
• Hungarian: különbözet — difference between results, characteristics
• Hungarian: hibahatár — permissible difference
• Hungarian: tűrés — permissible difference
• Russian: до́пуск (dópusk) — permissible difference
• Serbo-Croatian: за́зор — permissible difference
• Serbo-Croatian: zázor — permissible difference
• Spanish: margen — permissible difference
• Bulgarian: печа́лба (pečálba) — finance: yield or profit
• Bulgarian: марж (marž) — finance: yield or profit
• Czech: marže — finance: yield or profit
• French: marge — finance: yield or profit
• German: Gewinnspanne — finance: yield or profit
• German: Gewinnmarge — finance: yield or profit
• German: Marge — finance: yield or profit
• Hungarian: árrés — finance: yield or profit
• Hungarian: haszonkulcs — finance: yield or profit
• Hungarian: marzs — finance: yield or profit
• Irish: corrlach — finance: yield or profit
• Japanese: 差金 (sakin) — finance: yield or profit
• Korean: 차금 (chageum) — finance: yield or profit
• Korean: 마진 (majin) — finance: yield or profit
• Latvian: marža — finance: yield or profit
• Lithuanian: marža — finance: yield or profit
• Polish: marża — finance: yield or profit
• Russian: при́быль (príbylʹ) — finance: yield or profit
• Russian: маржа́ (maržá) — finance: yield or profit
• Serbo-Croatian: марги́на — finance: yield or profit
• Serbo-Croatian: margína — finance: yield or profit
• Slovene: dobiček — finance: yield or profit
• Slovene: marža — finance: yield or profit
• Spanish: margen — finance: yield or profit
• Swedish: marginal — finance: yield or profit
• Turkish: kâr — finance: yield or profit
• Ukrainian: ма́ржа (márža) — finance: yield or profit
• German: Einschuss — finance: collateral security deposited with a broker