To unload cargo from a ship; to remove from a ship.
From dis- (reversal/removal) + ship. While 'ship' as a verb means to load cargo, 'disship' means its opposite. This follows regular nautical terminology patterns from the Age of Sail.
Sailors needed precise words for every action on ships, so they created 'disship' to mean the opposite of 'ship.' Modern English mostly uses 'unload' instead, but these nautical terms show how specialized languages develop their own vocabulary.
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