Definition
Noun
- Travel by water.
Origin
13th century. Derived from the Latin word, viaticum, meaning travel money. Entered English from the Old French word, voyage, of the modern meaning.
Comments
A simple term commonly used in modern English. Perhaps a little old-fashioned, but one that generally denotes travel specifically by ship or boat over water.
References
Rogers, J.G. (1985). Origins of Sea Terms. Mystic Seaport.