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Mark

/mɑːk/
A symbol or sign made to indicate or identify something; also, a note or grade given to assess the quality of someone's work.

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Examples:

Glanz returned, beaming, 'I've bought marks at eleven and three eighths.

Born marked it "with distinction"—high praise indeed.

Maybe it's some new way Beggar Gangs are marking their territory?

Etymology:

etymology
The word mark originates from the Old English mearc, stemming from Proto-Germanic markō, meaning a boundary or sign. In Middle English, it evolved into marke, holding similar meanings. It is also related to the Old Norse merki, indicating a sign or banner.

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