Pronunciation: [kˈɑːɡə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
The spelling of the word "kargo" in English corresponds to the Turkish pronunciation of this word, which is /kaɾɡo/. In IPA phonetic transcription, the first syllable is pronounced with a "k" sound, followed by a short "a" sound and a rolled "r". The second syllable starts with a soft "g" and ends with a short "o". This word refers to cargo or freight in English and is commonly used in the context of transportation and logistics.
Kargo is a Turkish word that is primarily used as a noun to refer to "cargo" in English. It is a widely recognized term in the context of transportation, logistics, and shipping industries. Kargo typically signifies goods, merchandise, or any type of property that is transported from one place to another using various means of transportation, such as ships, airplanes, trains, or trucks.
In a broader sense, kargo can also refer to the act or process of transporting goods, including all the activities involved in managing, handling, storing, and delivering cargo. It encompasses tasks like packaging, labeling, documentation, customs clearance, and tracking.
Furthermore, kargo is often associated with the business or sector that specializes in offering transportation and logistical services related to the movement of goods. In this sense, a kargo company or kargo firm refers to an organization that provides services such as transportation, warehousing, and delivery, catering to the needs of businesses, industries, and individuals.
Overall, the term kargo comprehensively represents the concept of cargo and all its dimensions, covering both the goods being transported and the processes and services involved in their transportation and delivery.
The word "kargo" mainly originates from the Turkish language. "Kargo" is derived from the Ottoman Turkish word "qargu", which means "burden" or "load". It entered the English language through various trade routes and interactions, particularly in the context of shipping and transportation.
