voiage

Middle French

Etymology

From Old French voiage, viage, veiage, from Latin viaticum.

Noun

voiage m (plural voiages)

journey; voyage

Descendants

French: voyage

Old French

Alternative forms

veiage, viage

Etymology

From Latin viaticum.

Noun

voiage m (oblique plural voiages, nominative singular voiages, nominative plural voiage)

journey; voyage

Descendants

English: voyage (borrowed)
Middle French: voiage
- French: voyage
Norman: viage

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