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"Sarge" (short for "sergeant") is derived from Latin by way of French. The word appeared in Latin as servientem (the accusative of serviens, "serving" from the Latin verb servire, "to serve; to be a slave"). In Late Latin this came to mean "a public official", and it developed into sergentin French.
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