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Marshall
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What Marshall means
- English and French from Old French mareschal, horse servant, later a high officer
How popular it is
Its use is steady over the last ten years.
- no. 329 in Ontario & Quebec (2020)
- no. 334 in Australia (2024)
- no. 392 in the US (2024)
- no. 499 in New Zealand (2023)
- no. 593 in England & Wales (2024)
- no. 595 in Scotland (2025)
- no. 814 in Denmark (2019)
In the United States it was most popular around 1910.
Other forms
Names with a similar meaning
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Marshall in stories
- How I Met Your Mother: Marshall Eriksen, Ted's big-hearted best friend