This word is from the Spanish marcha.
már·tsa
march
mga mártsa
marches
To march is to walk in a military manner with a regular measured tread.
Martsa ng Kamatayan
Death March
The word “march” also refers to a forced, long-distance walk or movement of a large group of people, typically under harsh and inhumane conditions. Specifically, the Bataan Death March was a notorious event during World War II, where thousands of American and Filipino prisoners of war were forced to march approximately 65 miles (105 kilometers) from Bataan Peninsula in the Philippines to a prison camp. The march was characterized by extreme cruelty, with many prisoners suffering from dehydration, exhaustion, and abuse, leading to a high number of deaths.
MGA KAHULUGAN SA TAGALOG
mártsa: sabay-sabay na paglakad ng tropang militar at katulad, lalo na kung pumaparada
pagmartsa
mártsa: lakad na mahabà at mahirap
mártsa: prusisyon bílang protesta o demostrasyon
mártsa: progreso o tuloy-tuloy na pangyayari
mártsa: musika na nilikha upang patugtugin sa martsa
Mga martsang inakda ng mga Pilipinong kompositor ang karaniwang tinutugtog ng musikong bumbong.
