different between supermotard vs motard
supermotard
English
Etymology
French
Noun
supermotard (plural supermotards)
- A vehicle used in supermoto, an off-road motorcycle equipped with tyres and rims designed for road racing.
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motard
English
Etymology 1
From French motard.
Noun
motard (plural motards)
- A supermotard.
Etymology 2
From moto (“motivated, gung-ho marine”) + retard
Noun
motard (plural motards)
- (US, slang) In the United States Marine Corps, one who expresses his/her motivation for the Marine Corps to the point of obnoxiousness.
References
- OED 2002 (online)
French
Etymology
From moto +? -ard.
Noun
motard m (plural motards, feminine motarde)
- motorcyclist in the armed forces or the police
- (by extension) motorcyclist in general
- a biker (especially member of a motorcycle gang)
Further reading
- “motard” in Trésor de la langue française informatisé (The Digitized Treasury of the French Language).
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