Definition of wayfare in English:

wayfare

noun ˈweɪfɛː

rare, archaic

verb ˈweɪfɛː

rare, archaic

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Morte Arthure. From way + fare, after wayfaring
mid 16th century. From way + fare, after wayfaring.

nounˈweɪfɛː

rare, archaic

verbˈweɪfɛː

rare, archaic

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Morte Arthure. From way + fare, after wayfaring<br>mid 16th century. From way + fare, after wayfaring.

单词	wayfare
释义	Definition of wayfare in English: wayfare noun ˈweɪfɛː rare, archaic 1Wayfaring, travelling. 2Poetic. Guidance in travel. rare. verb ˈweɪfɛː rare, archaic no object To travel, especially on foot. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Morte Arthure. From way + fare, after wayfaring mid 16th century. From way + fare, after wayfaring. Definition of wayfare in US English: wayfare nounˈweɪfɛː rare, archaic 1Wayfaring, travelling. 2Poetic. Guidance in travel. rare. verbˈweɪfɛː rare, archaic no object To travel, especially on foot. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Morte Arthure. From way + fare, after wayfaring<br>mid 16th century. From way + fare, after wayfaring.
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