And it is a towne very well built, well gouerned, full of trafique and plentifull: and there we stayed fiue dayes.
We answered Englishmen, and that thither we came, With wares to trafique there with them, if they had meant the same.
The towne is called Samma or Samua, for Samma and Sammaterra, are the names of the two first townes, where we did trafique for gold, to the Northeast of Cape de 3 puntas.
They that shall haue to doe with them, must vse them gently: for they will not trafique or bring in any wares if they be euill vsed.
And because I had the Italian and Spanish tongues, by which their most trafique in that countrey is, Master Barton made me his Cater to buy his victuals for him and his company, and deliuered me money needfull for the same.
Rowit, who tolde him that they were al Merchantmen, vsing trafique in honest sort, and seeking to passe quietly, if they were not vrged further then reason.
He carefull for to get, she heedeful for to saue, he by trafique and Arte, shee by diligence and housholde toile.
How the said wilde men comming to our ships, and our men going toward them, both parties went on land, and how the saide wilde men with great ioy began to trafique with our men.
Wherein is shewed the day and time of our departure from the coast of England, with the number and names of the ships, their Captaines and Masters, and of our trafique and dealing vpon the coast of Africa.
From the head of the riuer of Plate, and from their chiefe townes there, they do trade and trafique by land into Peru by waggons, and horses or mules.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "trafique" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
