Definition
An archaic or historical term for cargo or the load carried by a ship or vehicle.
Etymology
From French 'cargaison,' meaning cargo, derived from the verb 'charger' (to load), with connections to Latin 'carrus.' This form is mostly obsolete in modern English.
Kelly Says
This word is a linguistic fossil—it shows how English borrowed French maritime vocabulary, and 'cargason' eventually simplified into the modern word 'cargo' we use today!
Translations
AMአማርኛ
cargason
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ARالعربية
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BNবাংলা
cargason
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CACatalà
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CSČeština
cargason
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DADansk
cargason
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DEDeutsch
cargason
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ELΕλληνικά
cargason
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ESEspañol
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FAفارسی
cargason
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FISuomi
cargason
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FRFrançais
cargason
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GUGU
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HAHA
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HEעברית
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HIहिन्दी
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HUMagyar
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IDBahasa Indonesia
cargason
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IGIG
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ITItaliano
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JA日本語
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KKKK
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KMKM
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KO한국어
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MRMR
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MSBahasa Melayu
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MYမြန်မာ
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NLNederlands
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NONorsk
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PAPA
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PLPolski
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PTPortuguês
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RORomână
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RUРусский
cargason
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SVSvenska
cargason
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SWKiswahili
cargason
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TAதமிழ்
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TEతెలుగు
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THไทย
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TLTL
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TRTürkçe
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UKУкраїнська
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URاردو
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VITiếng Việt
cargason
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YOYO
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ZH中文
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ZUZU
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