Major

major maior majór majôr majör English <dab!> Etymology As an English surname of en nrf - origin, from the personal name fro Malgier, via en fro - from the en gem - name gem-pro *Madalgari. See en Mauger. As a en hu - surname, shortened from hu majorosgazda (see en Majoros), or borrowed from en de Meyer. As a en pl -, en cs -, and en sk - surname, from the military rank en major. As a Jewish surname, variant of en Meyer. As a en fr - and en oc - surname, from the adjective fr majeur and the military rank fr major. The latter appears in en fr-CA -, sometimes also as fr La Major. Proper noun ~ s en. en unincorporated community co/Owsley County s/Kentucky c/USA. en village rurmun/Prairiedale No. 321, p/Saskatchewan c/Canada. Derived terms en Major County Majorist Blajorism Majorism Majorite Majorism Majorite Majors Creek Major's long-fingered bat Major's long-tailed tenrec Mount Major Lake Major Noun en military Title for an army officer with the rank of major. Translations Russian: ru Майор Anagrams en ajmor Jarmo joram German de: Etymology de :bor<unc> es:mayor 16th century, probably borrowed from de es mayor, from de la maior. Pronunciation de De-Major.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun m de military major Further reading de Military ranks