Marshal
High officer designation
Marshal is a surname and given name, also used as an honorific title for high-ranking military officers or officials: Marshal Zhukov led Soviet forces in World War II.
The spelling Marshall, with two l's, is more common as a personal name. (Lowercase marshal is the noun and verb for officials or organizing.)
title
- MontgomeryAlabama's seat of government
- commanderPerson with authority over others
- rankPosition in hierarchy
- honorificRespectful form of address
name
Hereditary family identifier
- given namePersonal name from birth
- personal nameIndividual's identifying title
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- MontgomeryAlabama's seat of government
- commanderPerson with authority over others
- rankPosition in hierarchy
surname
Hereditary family identifier
- given namePersonal name from birth
- personal nameIndividual's identifying title
- Napoleonic EraNapoleon, Napoleon Bonaparte, Bonaparte, Napoleonic Wars, Napoleonic Code
- Crown OfficesLord Chancellor, Comptroller
military/organizational rank
Marshalprivate
Restricted to certain parties
enlisted soldier · foot soldier · rank and file · recruit · conscript
- fire marshalOfficial enforcing burn safety codes
- air marshalsCovert inflight law enforcement
- grand marshalCeremonial procession leader
- federal marshalFederal law enforcement officer
- US MarshalFederal fugitive hunter
- field marshalsHighest army officers