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ETYMOLOGICAL NOTES TO SOME OF OUR MARITIME TERMINOLOGY

Vojmir Vinja ; /


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Abstract

As a sing of respect and gratefulness to the author of our first maritime Dictionary, this supplement suggests an etymology for a few unsolved maritime terms used along our coastline from Istria to the south of Dalmatia. The following terms are analysed: 1) tÅga (a room or flat on veseel deck), 2) primà (place for rower in a half-decked one-masted fishing boat), 3) stŸl (elegant line of a vessel), 4) radòs, 5) ràgenta (net string), 6) tàmbuć (aperture on deck), 7) vènat (rope), 8) zimb­l (knitted basket for tools), 9) ràdanča (zinc-coated ring on sail corner), 10) sakalŸva (a kind of large net), 11) penis (a worker who helps at loading and sorting cargo).

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Hrčak ID:

62042

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/62042

Publication date:

22.3.2004.

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