Definition: The word "emporia" in Latin derives from the Old French empeô, meaning "to be carried on a ship," and comes from the root "empeo" which means "ship." It's also known as an ancient Roman name for a city at Rome's current location, which was not until the 14th century that it became known in English. The word 'emporia' translates to 'the city of ships,' hence its associations with Rome and maritime commerce.
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