maritime

As a noun navigation

is navigation (theory and practice of charting a course for a ship, aircraft or spaceship).

As an adjective maritime is

related to the sea or sailing.

As adjectives the difference between fluvial and maritime

is that fluvial is of, pertaining to, inhabiting, or produced by the action of a river or stream while maritime is related to the sea or sailing.

As adjectives the difference between maritime and offshore

is that maritime is related to the sea or sailing while offshore is moving away from the shore.

As an adverb offshore is

away from the shore.

As a verb offshore is

to use foreign labour to substitute for local labour.

As a noun seafarer

is a sailor or mariner.

As an adjective maritime is

related to the sea or sailing.

As adjectives the difference between seaborne and maritime

is that seaborne is transported on the sea or ocean, especially by floating on the sea while maritime is related to the sea or sailing.

As adjectives the difference between geometrics and maritime

is that geometrics is while maritime is related to the sea or sailing.

As adjectives the difference between seafaring and maritime

is that seafaring is following a life at sea while maritime is related to the sea or sailing.

As a noun seafaring

is the work, or calling of a sailor.

As adjectives the difference between aquatic and maritime

is that aquatic is relating to water; living in or near water, taking place in water while maritime is related to the sea or sailing.

As adjectives the difference between seaside and maritime

is that seaside is related to a seaside while maritime is related to the sea or sailing.

As a noun seaside

is the area by and around the sea; bay; beach; promenade.

As adjectives the difference between oceangoing and maritime

is that oceangoing is travelling out to sea while maritime is related to the sea or sailing.