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martel
1[ mahr-tel, mahr-tel ]
noun
- a hammerlike, shafted weapon having a head with a point at one end and a blunt face at the other.
Martel
2[ mahr-tel; French mar-tel ]
noun
- Charles. Charles Martel.
Martel
/ mɑːˈtɛl /
Word History and Origins
Origin of martel1
Example Sentences
They rode as far as Tours on the Loire until stopped by the French cavalry of Charles Martel.
They included Yann Martel, author of Life of Pi, and Calvin Trillin.
Unfortunately for the bookies, the leak proved correct, and Martel won the award unanimously.
In February 2010, author Yann Martel received an envelope from the White House.
William C. Martel, a professor at Tufts' Fletcher School, says there's a new Axis rising.
Charles Martel, on the contrary, was damned—body and soul—for having rewarded his captains by giving them abbeys.
There were a half-dozen boats within hailing distance, similarly anchored, including Skipper Martel and his pinkey.
"Lots of girls are stage-struck," he said presently, breaking in on Mr. Martel's rhapsody.
Well, Mr. Martel told me only last night that he thought you were an object of pity.
Claude Martel rose and laid an affectionate hand on his shoulder.
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