Maritime (adjective)

1. Relating to the sea or ships.
2. Relating to commerce or navigation carried on by sea.
3. Relating to coastal areas, especially with regard to their climate, geology, or ecology.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from latin maritimus, from mare 'sea' + -timus 'of' or 'having the quality of'. the noun use (late 17th century) is from french maritime.

Examples:

1. The country's maritime industry has grown rapidly in recent years, thanks to increased international trade.
2. The maritime museum was full of fascinating exhibits, including antique maps and ship models.
3. The maritime climate of the region was ideal for growing a variety of crops, from citrus fruits to grapes.
4. The maritime laws of the country were based on a long tradition of seafaring and commerce, dating back centuries.
5. The maritime reserve was home to a rich array of wildlife, including seals, seabirds, and sea otters.