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1. (adj.) seafaring
traveling by sea.
2. seafaring
following the sea as a trade, business, or calling.
3. seafaring
of, pertaining to, or occurring during a voyage on the sea.
4. (n.) seafaring
the calling of a sailor.
Etymology: (1150–1200)
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| Definition of 'seafaring' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) seafaring, navigation, sailing
the work of a sailor
2. (adj) water travel, seafaring
travel by water
3. (adj) oceangoing, seafaring, seagoing
used on the high seas
"seafaring vessels"
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| Definition of 'seafaring' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) seafaring
following the business of a mariner; as, a seafaring man
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Sense: of work or travel on ships
a seafaring man.
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 Afrikaans: seevarend |
 Arabic: مُسافِر بَحْرا |
 Bulgarian: моряшки |
 Brazilian: marinheiro |
 Czech: mořeplavecký |
 German: seefahrend |
 Danish: søfarende; søfarts- |
 Greek: θαλασσινός, ναυτικός |
 Spanish: marinero |
 Estonian: meresõidu- |
 Farsi: دريانورد |
 Finnish: merenkulkija- |
 French: marin |
 Hebrew: שַיִיט |
 Hindi: समुद्र संबंधी, समुद्रीय |
 Croatian: plovidba morem |
 Hungarian: tengerjáró |
 Indonesian: biasa berlayar |
 Icelandic: sem varðar sjómennsku |
 Italian: (che viaggia per mare), ( |
 Japanese: 船乗りの |
 Korean: 해상 여행의, 선원살이의 |
 Lithuanian: jūreiviaujantis |
 Latvian: jūrā braucošs; jūras-; jū |
 Malay: sebagai pelaut |
 Dutch: zeevarend |
 Norwegian: sjøfarende, sjømanns-, sj |
 Polish: żeglarski |
 Persian: دريانورد |
 Pashto: سمندري ګرځيدنه، ماڼو |
 Portuguese: marinheiro |
 Romanian: maritim |
 Russian: мореходный |
 Slovak: moreplavecký, námornícky |
 Slovenian: pomorski |
 Serbian: pomorski |
 Swedish: sjöfarande |
 Thai: ใช้ชีวิตแบบกะลาสี |
 Turkish: gemici, denizci |
 Taiwanese: 航海作業或旅遊的 |
 Ukrainian: мореплавний |
 Urdu: سمندری سفر |
 Vietnamese: chuyên đi biển |
 Chinese: 以航海为业的 |
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