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English word voyage comes from Latin via (Road, street or path. The right way. Way, method, manner.), Old French -age, Old French vie (Life.)
via (Latin)
Road, street or path. The right way. Way, method, manner.
-age (Old French)
Forms nouns with the sense of 'action or result of'. Forms nouns with the sense of 'state of being'.
vie (Old French)
Life.
viaticus (Latin)
Pertaining to traveling or a journey.
viaticum (Latin)
(figuratively) a journey. Money made abroad, especially as a soldier, or used to travel abroad. Resources; means. Travelling-money; provision for a journey.
viage (Old French)
viage (Norman)
(Jersey, France) journey.
viage (Anglo-Norman)
viage (Middle English)
Voyage; journey.
voyage (English)
To go on a long journey. (obsolete) The act or practice of travelling.. A long journey, especially by ship.