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Marmaduke Pickthall

Marmaduke Pickthall, also known as Muhammad Marmaduke Pickthall, was an English novelist and Muslim convert who published the first English Quran translation by an English Muslim in 1930.

Marmalade: a citrus fruit preserve with peel suspended in a gelled sugar-pectin matrix, classically made from Seville oranges. From Portuguese marmelada (quince jelly); Codex STAN 296 and EU Directive 2024/1438 govern its naming and composition.

Marmalade (band)

Marmalade, also The Marmalade, formerly Dean Ford and The Gaylords: Scottish pop rock band from Glasgow formed 1961. First Scottish group to top the UK chart with "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" (1969); also known for "Reflections of My Life".

Marmalade discography

Marmalade discography: the Scottish pop rock band (formerly Dean Ford and the Gaylords) released singles 1966–1985 and albums 1968–2019, with the UK number one "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" and "Reflections of My Life" on CBS and Decca.

Marmara LNG Terminal

The Marmara LNG Terminal (Marmaraereğlisi LNG Terminali) is Türkiye's first LNG import terminal, at Marmara Ereğlisi on the Sea of Marmara, operated by BOTAŞ since 1994.

Marmaray

Marmaray is a 76.3 km commuter railway in Istanbul linking Halkalı in Europe with Gebze in Asia through a tunnel beneath the Bosphorus, opened in 2013.

Marmaray Tunnel

The Marmaray Tunnel is a railway tunnel under the Bosphorus Strait in Istanbul, Turkey, whose immersed tube section connects the European and Asian sides, opened in 2013.

Oct 20, 2026

marmare

marmare (كوفي شوب مرمره, Coffee Shop Marmare) is a casino on the Arar-Karbala road in Kerbala District, Karbala Governorate, Iraq, near the البرسيم كوفي casino; unrelated namesakes include Marmaré village in Niger and Café Marmare in Yamagata, Japan.

Marmaris

Marmaris, resort town and district of Muğla Province, Türkiye, at the Aegean-Mediterranean junction; ancient Physkos, 97,373 residents (2025), 200,000 in summer, hit by the 29 July 2021 wildfire that burned 11,548 hectares.

Marmato mine

The Marmato mine is an underground gold and silver mine at Marmato in Colombia's Caldas Department, wholly owned by Canada's Aris Mining and mined since pre-Colombian times.

Marmenia

Marmenia (domus Marmeniae, domus Beatae Marmeniae): Roman house at the fourth mile of the Appian Way, Rome, named in Saint Urban's martyr acts, excavated by Lugari 1887-1893; distinct from Marmáriane, Thessaly.

Oct 22, 2026

Marmik

Marmik (मार्मिक) is a Marathi weekly of political cartoons founded in Bombay by Bal Thackeray in 1960, which led to the Shiv Sena's founding in 1966.

Marmite

Marmite is a dark, thick British yeast extract spread made from brewer's yeast, launched in 1902 in Burton-on-Trent and now a Unilever brand. Distinct from New Zealand Marmite and Vegemite; famous for its love-it-or-hate-it taste and B-vitamin content.

Marmite (New Zealand)

Marmite (New Zealand), or Kiwi Marmite, is Sanitarium's sweeter, stickier yeast-extract spread, made locally since 1944, distinct from UK Marmite and Vegemite; famous for the 2012-13 'Marmageddon' shortage after the Christchurch earthquake.

Marmoset

Marmosets, small South American New World monkeys including the genus Callithrix (common marmoset, Callithrix jacchus), are gum-feeding, cooperatively breeding primates used widely in biomedical research and known for vocal labels.

Marmosops

Marmosops, slender mouse opossums (Matschie, 1916), a Neotropical didelphid marsupial genus of small (≤200 g) forest opossums from Panama to southeastern Brazil; 17 recognized species in subgenera Marmosops and Sciophanes.

Marmot

Marmot (Marmota): genus of about 15 large, burrowing, hibernating ground squirrels of North America, Europe, and Asia; originated in North America ~16.3 Ma, crossed Beringia ~3–4 Ma; includes woodchuck, alpine, and endangered Vancouver Island marmot.

Marmota himalayana

Marmota himalayana, the Himalayan marmot, is a large colonially living ground squirrel inhabiting alpine meadows of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau at 3,500 to 5,200 m, and the main plague reservoir there.

Oct 20, 2026

Marmoutier Abbey

Marmoutier Abbey is the name of two French monastic foundations: a Benedictine abbey founded by Saint Martin of Tours in the 4th century, and an abbey in Alsace founded by tradition in 589.

Marmul Oil Field

The Marmul oil field is a heavy-oil field in Dhofar province, southern Oman, discovered in 1956, brought on stream in 1980, and operated by Petroleum Development Oman.

Marnardal

Marnardal, former municipality in Vest-Agder, Norway (1964-2020), center Heddeland, number 1021; merged with Mandal and Lindesnes into Lindesnes kommune on 1 January 2020.

Marne

Marne (51) is a French department in the Grand Est region, created 4 March 1790 as "de Châlons", chef-lieu Châlons-en-Champagne, 8,162 km², 563,076 inhabitants (2023), heartland of Champagne wine and UNESCO-listed vineyard landscapes.

Marne (river)

The Marne is a 525 km river in northern France rising on the Langres plateau and the Seine's main tributary, which it joins at Charenton-le-Pont upstream of Paris.