Transship (verb)

To transfer cargo or passengers from one ship to another.

Origin:

The word "transship" is derived from the words "trans" which means across and "ship" which means a large boat or vessel, so it means to transfer cargo or passengers from one ship to another.

Examples:

1. The cargo was transshipped from the large freighter to the smaller barge.
2. The passengers were transshipped from the cruise ship to the ferry.
3. The goods were transshipped from the container ship to the train.
4. The transshipment process was delayed by bad weather.
5. The transshipment of the animals from the zoo was done with great care.