Marshal

Meaning

Noun

●

A

in the

of a

or

, who was

of the

and

the

in general.

●

In Military ranks & People:

A

of the

in several countries, including France and the

Soviet Union;

to a

general of the army

in the United States. See also

marshal.

●

A person

of the

and management of a gathering.

●

In American English:

A

lawman.

Verb

●

To

(troops, etc.)

for

or a parade.

●

To

(facts, etc.) in some

order.

●

To

,

or usher.

●

To

for transmission.

●

In Computing:

To

an

into a

state

by a

of

that can

be

an

with

properties.

Name

●

An English and Scottish

from Middle English

who was

of the

of a

royal household

, or an

who

, or was

for the

of prisoners.

●

A

from

e

, of 19th

and

usage.

Sourced from

Origin

marshal

English

marescal

Anglo-Norman

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