1. plural of viaticum; provisions or money for a journey
Usage: formal; rare

Examples

• The pilgrims received their viatica before departing for the holy land.
• Ancient Roman soldiers were given viatica to cover expenses during long campaigns.
• The monastery provided viatica to traveling monks.
• Medieval merchants carefully calculated their viatica before embarking on trade routes.
• The expedition leader distributed viatica among the crew members.