Marshal

Meaning horse servant
Origin English
Gender Boy
Popularity Moderate
Length 7
Syllables 2
Syllabification Mar-shal

About Marshal

The name Marshal, with its English origins, exudes a sense of authority and strength that has stood the test of time. Derived from the Old English word "marescere," meaning "marshal" or "officer in charge," this name carries a rich history of leadership and organization. Naming your baby boy Marshal bestows upon him a title of power and responsibility.

Marshal's meaning goes beyond its historical context; it embodies qualities of strategic thinking, order, and resilience. It's a name that paints a picture of a determined individual who approaches challenges with confidence and purpose.

With variations like Marshell and Marshel, the name offers a touch of individuality while retaining its classic appeal. Similar names such as Maxwell and Mitchell might appeal to parents who appreciate strong, timeless names.

Whether you're drawn to its historical significance, its powerful undertones, or its versatility, Marshal is a name that can accompany a boy through life with grace and strength. From famous figures like Eminem to fictional characters like Marshal Matt Dillon, this name has left its mark in various realms, solidifying its place as a name of distinction.

Variations of Name Marshal

Marshall
Marcell
Marcel
Marcus
Marchall
Marcellus

Nicknames for Marshal

Marsh
Mars
Hal
Shali
Marshal

Famous People Named Marshal

Marshal MathersEminem - American rapper
Marshal YandaFormer American football player
Marshal ZhukovSoviet military leader
Marshal NeyFrench military officer
Marshal TitoYugoslav statesman and revolutionary
Marshal DillonJames Arness - Actor in "Gunsmoke"
Marshal PetainFrench general and statesman
Marshal McLuhanCanadian philosopher
Marshal FochFrench general during World War I
Marshal Kim Jong-unSupreme Leader of North Korea
Marshal Terry de la Mesa AllenAmerican military leader
Marshal Josip Broz TitoLeader of Yugoslavia
Marshal Will KaneGary Cooper - Character in "High Noon"
Marshal CarterAmerican entrepreneur
Marshal Georgy ZhukovSoviet general during World War II
Marshal Jean-Baptiste BessièresFrench military commander
Marshal John RossCherokee leader
Marshal MeredewEnglish cricketer
Marshal RosenbergAmerican psychologist

Characters Named Marshal

Marshal Matt DillonProtagonist of TV show "Gunsmoke"
Marshal Raylan GivensCharacter in "Justified"
Marshal Winston MacBrideCharacter in "Tombstone"
Marshal Samuel GerardTommy Lee Jones - Character in "The Fugitive"
Marshal Will KaneProtagonist of "High Noon"
Marshal Rooster CogburnJohn Wayne - Character in "True Grit"
Marshal Cheyenne BodieCharacter in "Cheyenne"
Marshal Dan TroopCharacter in "Lawman"
Marshal Zeb MacahanCharacter in "How the West Was Won"
Marshal Heck TateCharacter in "To Kill a Mockingbird"
Marshal KaneCharacter in "Have Gun – Will Travel"
Marshal Nathan Van CleefCharacter in "El Dorado"
Marshal George EarpCharacter in "Tombstone"
Marshal Chris AdamsYul Brynner - Character in "The Magnificent Seven"
Marshal Artemus GordonCharacter in "The Wild Wild West"
Marshal Samuel DooleyCharacter in "Support Your Local Sheriff!"
Marshal Duncan MacLeodCharacter in "Highlander - The Series"
Marshal Jim CrownCharacter in "Cimarron Strip"
Marshal Will CarverCharacter in "The Quick and the Dead"
Marshal Jared StoneCharacter in "Broken Trail"