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Traditional English :: voyage
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voyagir.html - n. & v. --n. 1 a journey, esp. a long one by water, air, or in space.
2 an account of this. --v. 1 intr. make a voyage.
2 tr. traverse, esp. by water or air. voyageable adj. voyager n. [ME f. AF & OF veiage, voiage f. L viaticum] |
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Traditional English :: voyageur
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voyagir.html - n.
a Canadian boatman, esp. hist. one employed in transporting goods and passengers between trading posts. [F, = voyager (as VOYAGE)] |
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Traditional English :: voyage
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voyagir.html - n. & v. --n. 1 a journey, esp. a long one by water, air, or in space.
2 an account of this. --v. 1 intr. make a voyage.
2 tr. traverse, esp. by water or air. voyageable adj. voyager n. [ME f. AF & OF veiage, voiage f. L viaticum] |
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Traditional English :: voyageur
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voyagir.html - n.
a Canadian boatman, esp. hist. one employed in transporting goods and passengers between trading posts. [F, = voyager (as VOYAGE)] |
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Traditional English :: voyage
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voyagir.html - n. & v. --n. 1 a journey, esp. a long one by water, air, or in space.
2 an account of this. --v. 1 intr. make a voyage.
2 tr. traverse, esp. by water or air. voyageable adj. voyager n. [ME f. AF & OF veiage, voiage f. L viaticum] |
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Traditional English :: voyageur
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voyagir.html - n.
a Canadian boatman, esp. hist. one employed in transporting goods and passengers between trading posts. [F, = voyager (as VOYAGE)] |
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