## Etymology
From submarine + -er. Submarine is from sub- ('under') + marine, from Latin marīnus ('of the sea'), from mare ('sea'), from Proto-Indo-European *móri ('body of water').

## AI Etymology
Submariner is from submarine + -er. Submarine is from sub- ('under') + marine, from Latin marīnus ('of the sea'), from mare ('sea'), from Proto-Indo-European *móri ('body of water'). Important recorded forms include sub (Latin), mare (Latin), and *móri (Proto-Indo-European). Morphologically, the sub- element contributes the sense of under, below, secondary status, or movement from beneath, with the base naming the field of application. The modern sense continues the older lexical line without requiring a separate origin. In current use it covers a member of the crew of a submarine. The wider family includes related words such as submarine, marine, mariner, and marina.

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