English

remarshal

From re- + marshal.

Formed from re- + marshal

Proto-Italic *wre- ‘again’

English re-

Medieval Latin mariscalcus ‘groom, army commander, court dignitary’

Anglo-Norman mareschal ‘farrier’

Middle English marschal ‘a marshal’

Today it means

verb To marshal again; to rearrange.

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Etymograph / remarshal