Marshal
The name Marshal is of English origin, derived from the Old French term 'mareschal' meaning 'horse servant' or 'stable keeper.' It suggests a strong, authoritative presence, often associated with leadership and responsibility. The name evokes qualities of trustworthiness, diligence, and a protective nature, making it a fitting choice for someone who values honor and duty.
Key Stats
| Total births | 5,559 |
| Gender | Male (18% / 82%) |
| Peak year | 1994 |
| Peak generation | Millennial |
| First recorded | 1915 |
| Most recent | 2025 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Origin | English, French |
| Comeback name | No |
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Marshall McLuhan (Communication theorist, known for 'the medium is the message') · John Marshall (Fourth Chief Justice of the United States) · George Marshall (U.S. Army General, known for the Marshall Plan) · Dale Marshall (Politician, former member of the House of Assembly in Bermuda) · James Marshall (Actor, known for 'The River Wild')
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