Maroon (verb)

1. To put (someone) ashore on a deserted island or coast and leave them to fend for themselves.
2. To abandon someone in an uninhabited place.

Origin:

From french marronner ("to maroon"), from marron ("wild boar"), from spanish marrón ("brown"), from marro ("wild boar"), from vulgar latin *marmoroneus, from latin marmor ("marble").

Examples:

1. The ship's crew marooned the mutineers on a deserted island.
2. He was marooned on the island for six months before being rescued.
3. The pirates marooned their prisoners on a deserted island.
4. He was marooned in the wilderness with no food or shelter.
5. The castaways were marooned on the island for many years.