marker

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• /ˈmɑː(ɹ)kə(ɹ)/
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• CMU ARPABET: M AA1 R K ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree English mark Proto-Indo-European *-yósder. Proto-Italic *-āzios Latin -āriusnom. Latin -āriusbor. Proto-Germanic *-ārijaz Proto-West Germanic *-ārī Old English -ere Middle English -ere English -er English marker From mark + -er.

48 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• French: marqueur — object used to mark location
• French: tetrahedron — object used to mark location
• German: Markierung — object used to mark location
• Hungarian: jelzés — object used to mark location
• Hungarian: jel — object used to mark location
• Macedonian: пока́зател (pokázatel) — object used to mark location
• Norman: mèrtcheux — object used to mark location
• Norwegian Bokmål: markør — object used to mark location
• Norwegian Nynorsk: markør — object used to mark location
• Portuguese: marco — object used to mark location
• Romanian: marker — object used to mark location
• Russian: ме́тка (métka) — object used to mark location
• Russian: указа́тель (ukazátelʹ) — object used to mark location
• Slovak: značka — object used to mark location
• Slovak: označenie — object used to mark location
• Slovak: marka — object used to mark location
• Slovak: míľnik — object used to mark location
• Spanish: venero — object used to mark location
• Spanish: marcador — free or bound morpheme indicating a grammatical function
• Vietnamese: chỉ tố — free or bound morpheme indicating a grammatical function
• French: marqueur — someone or something that marks
• Hungarian: jelző — someone or something that marks
• Hungarian: jelölő — someone or something that marks
• Hungarian: tábla — someone or something that marks
• Hungarian: kijelző — someone or something that marks
• Hungarian: mutató — someone or something that marks
• Norman: mèrtcheux — someone or something that marks
• Portuguese: marcador — someone or something that marks
• Romanian: marcator — someone or something that marks
• Hungarian: adóslevél — note of debt
• Hungarian: ígérvény — note of debt
• Hungarian: kötelezvény — note of debt
• Italian: nota — note of debt
• Italian: quota — note of debt
• French: marqueur — a device that fires a paintball
• Greek: μαρκαδόρος (markadóros) — a device that fires a paintball
• Portuguese: marcador — a device that fires a paintball
• Dutch: merker — a gene or DNA sequence with a known location
• French: marqueur — a gene or DNA sequence with a known location
• Galician: marcador — a gene or DNA sequence with a known location
• Hungarian: marker — a gene or DNA sequence with a known location
• Italian: marcatore — a gene or DNA sequence with a known location
• Norwegian Bokmål: markør — a gene or DNA sequence with a known location
• Norwegian Nynorsk: markør — a gene or DNA sequence with a known location
• Persian: نشانگر (nešângar) — a gene or DNA sequence with a known location
• Polish: marker — a gene or DNA sequence with a known location
• Portuguese: marcador — a gene or DNA sequence with a known location
• Spanish: marcador — a gene or DNA sequence with a known location