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10 Language-to-English DictionariesVoyager
/vwɑːˈjeɪʒər/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who goes on a long journey, especially by sea.
"The voyager set sail on an adventure to discover new lands." - 2
A spacecraft designed for long-distance exploration.
"The Voyager spacecraft have provided invaluable data about the outer planets."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'voyager' originates from the Old French word 'veoier', meaning 'to go' or 'to travel'. It evolved in the late Middle Ages to denote someone who travels, particularly across seas or to distant lands.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Voyager" is said worldwide
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voyageur
Transliteration: vwa-ja-œr
"Le voyageur a découvert de nouveaux horizons."
Reisender
Transliteration: Rai-zen-der
"Der Reisende erkundete die unbekannten Länder."
viaggiatore
Transliteration: viad-dʒa-to-re
"Il viaggiatore ha visitato molti paesi."
viajero
Transliteration: via-xe-ro
"El viajero exploró nuevas tierras."
viajante
Transliteration: vi-a-ʒã-tʃi
"O viajante descobriu culturas fascinantes."
यात्री
Transliteration: yātrī
"यात्री ने नई जगहों की खोज की।"
旅行者
Transliteration: lǚxíng zhě
"旅行者探索了未知的地方。"
여행자
Transliteration: yeohaengja
"여행자는 새로운 문화를 경험했습니다."
旅行者
Transliteration: ryokōsha
"旅行者は新しい土地を探検しました。"
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