Marshall - A soft boy name

Marshall is a name of German origin, traditionally given to boys. It is derived from the Old Germanic words “marh,” meaning “horse,” and “skalkr,” meaning “servant,” giving it the original meaning of “horse servant” or “groom.” The name gained popularity in medieval Europe as an occupational surname for those who worked in the stables of noble households.

What’s the origin of Marshall

Germanic

What’s the meaning of Marshall

Horse servant, groom

Variants of Marshall

• Marshal

Similar names

• Marcus
• Mark

Phonetics

Marshall (MAHR-shəl) is a slightly difficult name to pronounce with a soft sonority