Disembark

/ˌdɪsɪmˈbɑrk/ verb

To get off a ship, airplane, or other vehicle.

From Spanish 'desembarcar,' literally meaning 'to remove from a bark (boat).' The 'bark' here isn't a dog's sound or tree covering, but comes from Latin 'barca' meaning a small boat. The Spanish explorers and traders spread this nautical term across Europe in the 1600s, and it eventually applied to any form of transportation.

AMመርከብ ላይ ወደ ታች
ARالنزول من السفينة
BNনেমে পড়া
CAdesembarcar
CSvystoupit z lodi
DAgå i land
DEaussteigen
ELνα αποβιβάζω
ESdesembarcar
FAکنار رفتن
FInousta maihin
FRdébarquer
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