"Farewell" is a term used to express good wishes when someone is leaving or parting ways. It can be used as a noun or an interjection:

- **Noun**: "Farewell" refers to the act of saying goodbye or the departure itself. For example, "We had a farewell party for her last night."
- **Interjection**: "Farewell" is used to wish someone well as they leave. For example, "Farewell, my friend. Safe travels!"

The word often carries a sense of finality or long-term separation, implying that the person may not see each other again for a significant period.

Saying farewell to an old friend can be an emotional and meaningful experience. 

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