Martial (adjective)

1. Relating to war or military matters.
2. Having qualities associated with soldiers or the military, such as discipline, courage, or aggression.
3. Relating to martial law, a state of emergency in which the military takes control of the government.

Origin:

From latin martialis, from mars, the roman god of war.

Examples:

1. The country was in a state of martial law, with soldiers patrolling the streets and enforcing curfew.
2. The martial music of the marching band inspired feelings of patriotism and bravery in the spectators.
3. He was trained in martial arts, and was confident in his ability to defend himself against any attacker.
4. The martial spirit of the soldiers was evident in their determination and resolve, even in the face of great danger.
5. The martial arts tournament was a showcase of skill and athleticism, with competitors from around the world.