Translation
traveller, passenger
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Word origin
From voyager ('to travel'), itself from voyage, from Latin viaticum ('provisions for a journey'), from via ('road'). The suffix -eur marks the person doing the action.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- viaticum
- English cognates
- voyage, viaticum
Grammar
Examples
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Passengers are requested to remain seated.
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This traveller has visited over forty countries.
voyageuse .
The traveller lost her suitcase at the airport.
Lyon munis .
The train to Lyon is for ticket-holding passengers only.
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He is a great traveller, always ready to leave.
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