bivouac (temporary encampment under the open sky or in small tents)
çekim: çoğul Biwaks · tamlayan Biwaks
köken: Borrowed from French bivac, dated form of bivouac, from Alemannic German Biiwacht (“auxiliary watch or guard”). Doublet of dated German Beiwacht, Beiwache.
köken: Borrowed from French bivouac, from Alemannic German Biiwacht (“reinforcements of guard or town watch”), from bii- + Wacht (“watch, guard”). First attested in 1811.
köken: From Old French bivac (nowadays bivouac), from Alemannic German Biiwacht (“reinforcements of guard or town watch”), from bii- + Wacht (“watch, guard”).
köken: From English bivouac, French bivouac, Polish biwak, German Biwak, Russian бива́к (bivák).
cmn野營 /野营, 露宿, 露營 /露营
mimāhauhau, tīhokahoka
Etimoloji
From earlier bivoie, biouac, bivac, from Alemannic German Biiwacht (“a patrol of citizens added - in time of alarm or commotion - to the regular town watch”), from bii- (“by-”) + Wacht (“watch, guard”).