embardée

common nounverb

Syllable Decomposition

embardée

From the verb embarder, itself derived from the Occitan embarda (same meaning), derived from bard ('to get bogged down'), from the Old Occitan bart, possibly derived from the Latin barrum ('mud').

Definitions

marine

Plural

embardées

See also

embarder (v.) barder (v.) bardage (cn.) barde (cn.) barde (cn.) bard (cn.) bardière (cn.) bardeur (cn.) débardage (cn.) débarder (v.) débardeur (cn.) débardeuse (cn.) rebarder (v.)