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An earlier version of this article appeared in French as “Histoire de mar- tingales” in Mathématiques & Sciences Humaines/Mathematical Social Sci- ences, 43th year, no. 169, 2005(1), pp. 105–113. The Origins of the Word “Martingale” Roger MANSUY1 Translated from the French by Ronald SVERDLOVE2 Abstract – This short note reviews and details various senses of the word “martingale,” with their respective etymologies, in mathematics,…
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