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Showing words for MARTEN using the English dictionary

6 Letter Words for Marten

manter, marten, metran, rament, terman

5 Letter Words for Marten

ament, antre, arent, armet, atren, enarm, manet, mater, meant, menat, menta, metra, namer, ramen, ramet, reman, retan, tamer, teman, terma, terna, trame

4 Letter Words for Marten

amen, anet, anre, ante, aren, aret, arte, earn, enam, entr, erat, etna, mane, mant, mare, mart, mate, mean, mear, meat, ment, meta, mrna, name, nare, natr, near, neat, nema, rame, rane, rant, rate, ream, rean, rent, taen, tame, tane, tare, tarn, team, tean, tear, tera, term, tern, tram, trna

3 Letter Words for Marten

aer, ame, amt, ane, ant, are, arm, arn, art, ate, atm, eam, ean, ear, eat, era, ern, ert, eta, mae, man, mar, mat, mea, men, mer, met, mna, mtn, nae, nam, nar, nat, nea, net, ram, ran, rat, rea, rem, rna, rte, tam, tan, tar, tea, tem, ten, ter, tra, trm

Definitions for Marten

[1] any of several slender, chiefly arboreal carnivores of the genus Martes, of northern forests, having a long, glossy coat and bushy tail.
[2] the fur of such an animal, generally a dark brown.
[3] any of several agile arboreal musteline mammals of the genus Martes, of Europe, Asia, and North America, having bushy tails and golden brown to blackish fur See also pine marten
[4] the highly valued fur of these animals, esp that of M. americana

Words nearby Marten

martel, martellato, martello tower, martelé, martempering, marten, martensite, martha, martha washington chair, martha washington table, martha's vineyard

Origin of Marten

1375–1425; < Middle Low German, equivalent to mart marten (cognate with Old English mearth ) + -en -en5; replacing late Middle English martren < Middle French martrine marten fur, noun use of feminine of martrin pertaining to a marten, equivalent to martre marten (< Germanic; compare German Marder ) + -in -in1

Word origin for Marten

C15: from Middle Dutch martren, from Old French (peau ) martrine skin of a marten, from martre, probably of Germanic origin