1. A German title of nobility; originally a defender of the marches.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• nargrave,
• kargrave,
• jargrave,
• mzrgrave,
• msrgrave,
• mwrgrave,
• mqrgrave,
• maegrave,
• madgrave,
• mafgrave,
• margrafe,
• marvgrave,
• Margarave,
• margrite,
• hargrave,
• margrene,
• margreine,
• Mardigrace,
• Saugrase,
• maregraoh

• Margarette,
• Margurite,
• margarita,
• Margeret,
• Margerum,
• margarin,
• Margart,
• Margarite,
• Margret,
• Margaretta,
• Margrett,
• Margareta,
• margarine,
• Margarete,
• Margaret,
• Margert,
• Margery,
• Margorie,
• markgraf,
• Margarett,
• Maragaret,
• Maragret.

The adjective form of the word "margrave" is "margravian".

The plural of the "margrave" can be the "margraves".

The singular of the "margrave" can be the "margrave".