"Maierform" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "The latest steamer built for these passages is worthy of more than a passing reference in that she is a pioneer. Isle of Sark is the first cross-channel steamer to have a Maierform hull. The bows are so shaped as to reduce the resistance of the ship in calm weather, while enabling a higher speed to be maintained in heavy seas.",
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        "(attributive, nautical) A design of hull for a ship."
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