That ship has two masts. I think it is a brigantine.
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Brigantine
//ˈbɹɪɡ.ənˌtin//
Synonyms for "brigantine" (7 found)
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Related words (3)
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7 entriesTranslations
13 translations across 13 languages.
Czech
1 entries- brigantina noun (square-rigged foremast with main mast rigged fore-and-aft, sailing vessel)
Dutch
1 entries- brigantijn noun (square-rigged foremast with main mast rigged fore-and-aft, sailing vessel)
Finnish
1 entries- brigantiini noun (square-rigged foremast with main mast rigged fore-and-aft, sailing vessel)
French
1 entries- brigantine noun (square-rigged foremast with main mast rigged fore-and-aft, sailing vessel)
German
1 entries- Brigantine noun (square-rigged foremast with main mast rigged fore-and-aft, sailing vessel)
Hungarian
1 entries- brigantin noun (square-rigged foremast with main mast rigged fore-and-aft, sailing vessel)
Italian
1 entries- brigantino noun (square-rigged foremast with main mast rigged fore-and-aft, sailing vessel)
Māori
1 entries- pereki noun (square-rigged foremast with main mast rigged fore-and-aft, sailing vessel)
Polish
1 entries- brygantyna noun (square-rigged foremast with main mast rigged fore-and-aft, sailing vessel)
Portuguese
1 entries- bergantim noun (square-rigged foremast with main mast rigged fore-and-aft, sailing vessel)
Russian
1 entries- бриганти́на noun (square-rigged foremast with main mast rigged fore-and-aft, sailing vessel)
Spanish
1 entries- bergantín noun (square-rigged foremast with main mast rigged fore-and-aft, sailing vessel)
Swedish
1 entries- brigantin noun (square-rigged foremast with main mast rigged fore-and-aft, sailing vessel)
Sample sentences
2 total sentences available.
The Galles and thoſe pilling Briggandines, That yeerely ſaile to the Uenetian goulfe, And houer in the ſtraightes for Chriſtians wracke, Shall lie at anchor in the Iſle Aſant.
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