Quay (noun)

1. A solid, raised structure beside a body of water, used for loading and unloading ships.
2. A wharf or landing place.

Origin:

Middle english: from old northern french keye, of scandinavian origin.

Examples:

1. The ships were moored at the quay, waiting to be loaded with cargo.
2. The quay was a busy place, with people coming and going, loading and unloading goods.
3. The quay was lined with seafood restaurants, where visitors could enjoy fresh seafood.
4. The quay offered a stunning view of the harbor, with boats and ships passing by.
5. The quay was a popular place for tourists, who came to watch the boats and ships or to take a stroll along the water's edge.