French word marteau comes from Latin marcus (Large hammer.), Portuguese marcus
| Dictionary entry | Language | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| marcus | Latin (lat) | Large hammer. |
| marcus | Portuguese (pt) | |
| marculus | Latin (lat) | Small hammer, (ante-classical, post-Augustan) hammer. |
| martellus | Malayalam (mal) | |
| martulus | Latin (lat) | |
| martellus | Late Latin (LL) | |
| martel | Old French (fro) | Hammer (tool). |
| marteaus | Old French (fro) | |
| marteau | French (fr) | (anatomy) The malleus.. (athletics) A throwing hammer.. (clockmaking) A piece that strikes the bell in a clock.. (curling) Advantage of throwing the last stone.. (music) A piano or dulcimer hammer.. (technical) A hammer with bas relief marks used to imprint on wood, leather etc.. A hammer used for pounding.. A hammer-shaped tool used to hit thing, such as a gavel.. A machine tool working by [...] |