Mark ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Mark ( noun )

1. A visible impression or trace left on something after it has been struck or rubbed.
2. A symbol or sign made on something to indicate ownership or identity.

Origin:

Old english mearc, of germanic origin; related to dutch merk and german marke.

Examples:

1. He left a mark on the wall.
2. She had a mark on her face.
3. The mark of the pen was clear.
4. The mark of the coin was worn.
5. The mark of the knife was evident.

(As a verb)

Mark ( verb )

1. A visible impression or trace left on something after it has been struck or rubbed.
2. A symbol or sign made on something to indicate ownership or identity.

Origin:

Old english mearc, of germanic origin; related to dutch merk and german marke.

Examples:

1. He left a mark on the wall.
2. She had a mark on her face.
3. The mark of the pen was clear.
4. The mark of the coin was worn.
5. The mark of the knife was evident.