See voiage on Wiktionary
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"(Siècle à préciser) Du latin viaticum (« argent pour les voyages »), de viaticus (« relatif au voyage ») de via (« voie »)."
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"ref": "Chanson des quatre fils Aymon, introduction de Ferdinand Castets, page 218, 1909",
"text": "Je me sens fors asses pour a la jouste aler.\nMauvaisement pourroie mon voiage achever,\nIherusalem conquerre et Robatre mater,\nSe souffrir ne pooye le coup d’un bacheler."
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"(Siècle à préciser) Du latin viaticum (« argent pour les voyages »), de viaticus (« relatif au voyage ») de via (« voie »)."
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