Definition of naufrage in English:

naufrage

noun ˈnɔːfrɑːʒ

Chiefly Law. Shipwreck; an instance of this. Now rare (only literary).

Origin

Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French naffrage, naufraige, Middle French, French naufrage from classical Latin naufragium shipwreck, ruin, disaster from naufragus shipwrecked, shipwrecking, variant of nāvifragus shipwrecking + -ium.

Definition of naufrage in US English:

naufrage

nounˈnɔːfrɑːʒ

Chiefly Law. Shipwreck; an instance of this. Now rare (only literary).

Origin

Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French naffrage, naufraige, Middle French, French naufrage from classical Latin naufragium shipwreck, ruin, disaster from naufragus shipwrecked, shipwrecking, variant of nāvifragus shipwrecking + -ium.

单词	naufrage
释义	Definition of naufrage in English: naufrage noun ˈnɔːfrɑːʒ Chiefly Law. Shipwreck; an instance of this. Now rare (only literary). Origin Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French naffrage, naufraige, Middle French, French naufrage from classical Latin naufragium shipwreck, ruin, disaster from naufragus shipwrecked, shipwrecking, variant of nāvifragus shipwrecking + -ium. Definition of naufrage in US English: naufrage nounˈnɔːfrɑːʒ Chiefly Law. Shipwreck; an instance of this. Now rare (only literary). Origin Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle French naffrage, naufraige, Middle French, French naufrage from classical Latin naufragium shipwreck, ruin, disaster from naufragus shipwrecked, shipwrecking, variant of nāvifragus shipwrecking + -ium.
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