Trade

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Etymology English Link to heading

• “path, track; course of action,”
• “a track, a trace, course”
• “one’s habitual business”
• “occupation, the craft or business one has learned and carries on for profit or a living,”
• “way, customary course of action, manner of life”
• “the buying and selling or exchange of commodities”

“also has meant “prostitution” and “submarine service of the Royal Navy”

“an exchange of players between clubs,” “in a habitual or regular course” “person handy at any kind of work or business”

• “tread a path,”
• “engage in trade; carry on commerce; purchase or sell goods, wares or merchandise”
• “occupy oneself (in something)”
• “to barter”
• “to exchange one player for another”
• “den Preis festlegen, feilschen”

trade is translated to commerce.

Commerce is what the world and the ‘verse rules.

Etymologie Deutsch Link to heading

• “gewerbsmäßiger Ein- und Verkauf, Geschäft, Angelegenheit”

• “Handlungsweise, Vorgang, Begebenheit”

• “Gerichtsverhandlung, Rechtssache”

• “Kaufgeschäft, Kaufmannsgewerbe”

• “etw. tun, tätig sein, Handel treiben, feilschen, betreffen”

• “in die Hand nehmen, nach etw. greifen”

• “behandeln, bearbeiten”

• “etw. tun, verrichten, betreiben”

• “beschreiben, behandeln”

Etimología Español Link to heading

La palabra comercio viene del latín commercium (comptra y venta de mercancía), formada del prefijo con- (junto) y la palabra merx (mercencía). \

Étymologie Française Link to heading

• “échange, vente de marchandises”
• “pratiques plus ou moins louches”
• “trafic de choses morales”
• “négoce; lieu où se fait le commerce; droit de commercer”

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