Marshall
Marshall is an boy name of Old French, from Frankish origin, meaning “Horse servant, horse keeper”.
| Meaning | Horse servant, horse keeper |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Old French, from Frankish |
| Pronunciation | MAR-shul |
| Tradition | Modern & Classic |
| Used in | United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia |
Meaning and origin of Marshall
Marshall comes from Old French mareschal, from a Frankish compound meaning 'horse servant'. A groom of the royal stables gradually became a high official, and the word came to mean a military commander or officer of the law. As a surname and first name it is used in the English-speaking world.
Is Marshall a religious name?
Marshall has no religious background; it is an occupational surname used as a first name.
How popular is Marshall?
Moderately used as a first name in the US.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Marshall mean?
Marshall means 'Horse servant, horse keeper'. It is of Old French, from Frankish origin.
Does Marshall have a religious meaning?
Marshall has no religious background; it is an occupational surname used as a first name.
How do you pronounce Marshall?
Marshall is pronounced MAR-shul.
Is Marshall a boy or girl name?
Marshall is usually a boy name.