embarcadero
em·bar·ca·de·ro
noun \(ˌ)em-ˌbär-kə-ˈder-(ˌ)ō\ plural em·bar·ca·de·ros
Definition of EMBARCADERO
West
: a landing place especially on an inland waterway
Origin of EMBARCADERO
Spanish, from embarcado, past participle of embarcar to embark, from em- (from Latin in-) + barca bark, from Late Latin
First Known Use: 1846
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