Crossing

/ˈkrɔsɪŋ/ noun

A place where roads, paths, or railway lines intersect, or the action of going across something. It can also refer to a journey across water or a specific designated area for pedestrians.

From the verb 'cross,' which comes from Old Irish 'cros' and Latin 'crux' meaning 'cross.' The '-ing' suffix creates both the action and the location where crossing occurs. The word developed alongside the Christian symbol and the concept of intersecting lines.

AMፍንጋታ
ARعبور
BNঅতিক্রম
CAtravessia
CSpřechod
DAkrydsning
DEÜberquerung
ELδιάσχιση
EScruce
FAعبور
FIylitys
FRcroisement
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