1. Pertaining to the sea; living or found in the sea; for use at sea; near the sea.

2. A soldier who serves on board ship; the whole navy of a state; the maritime interest generally. Marine acid, hydrochloric acid. Marine engine, a steam-engine for use in ships at sea. Marine store, a place where old ships stores or old articles generally are bought and sold. Marine soap, a soap adapted for washing in sea water.

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

• migrine,
• marigee,
• magaine,
• marnie,
• macine,
• morhine,
• variane,
• morpine,
• maritine,
• moriane,
• marienes,
• marrige,
• mariens,
• meride,
• syrine,
• mahine,
• marrie,
• mariya,
• marchine,
• mariee

• Marrano,
• marrone,
• Marone,
• Maureen,
• Marney,
• Maren,
• maran,
• marian,
• Mariam,
• Mariano,
• marini,
• Maori Hen,
• Mariann,
• mariani,
• Maurin,
• Marni,
• Marin,
• Marion,
• Maurine,
• Marianna,
• murine,
• marino,
• mariehamn,
• marina,
• Marron,
• Mariana,
• mahurin,
• Marrin,
• Marianne,
• maron,
• marren,
• maroney.

The adverb for "marine" is "marinely".

The adjective form of the word "marine" is "maritime".

The plural of the "marine" can be the "marines".

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