Traveled from one place to another, usually over a considerable distance and time; undertook a trip.
From Old French 'journee,' meaning 'a day's travel,' derived from Latin 'diurnata' (day's work). Originally implied traveling for one day, but evolved to mean any trip.
The word 'journey' came from how far someone could reasonably travel in a day—which shows how our language measures distance by time, reflecting how travel shaped ancient human experience!
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