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Where does “marǵ-” come from?

marǵ- (Proto-Indo-European): edge, boundary, border; edge, boundary; edge,...

Definitions

edge, boundary, border; edge, boundary; edge,...

Words derived from “marǵ-”

March
marked
mark
march
margin
marginal
Denmark
marking
marker
trademark
markedly
landmark
benchmark
TM
marquis
hallmark
unmarked
marginally
marginalization
watermark
macho
marginality
biomarker
marquee

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