Safari was borrowed in the 1850s from the Swahili safari, meaning “journey” or “expedition,” in turn from the Arabic safar, “journey” or “tour.”
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Safari: Etymology of the day
3 responses to “Safari: Etymology of the day”
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Indeed! And that is a gem of an image.
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Was the term safari coined for the white hunter with the big gun? Who goes on Safari and blasts everything with 50 caliber slugs?
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