"catboat" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [English]

Forms: catboats [plural]
Etymology: According to Watkins, the first element is related to the animal cat and has correlations in Dutch kat (“vessel with wide fore and aft”), Medieval Latin gatus, gattus, Old French chat, a war machine or portable shed for protecting sapping operations, or a boat with such a shed, and Middle French chat (“kind of commercial vessel”). However, it could instead derive from Irish cot, coit; see cot (sense 3). Etymology templates: {{m|en|cat}} cat, {{cog|nl|kat||vessel with wide fore and aft}} Dutch kat (“vessel with wide fore and aft”), {{cog|ML.|gatus}} Medieval Latin gatus, {{m|la|gattus}} gattus, {{cog|fro|chat}} Old French chat, {{cog|frm|chat||kind of commercial vessel}} Middle French chat (“kind of commercial vessel”), {{der|en|ga|cot}} Irish cot, {{m|ga|coit}} coit, {{m|en|cot#Etymology_3|cot (sense 3)}} cot (sense 3) Head templates: {{en-noun}} catboat (plural catboats)
  1. A sailing boat with a single sail, usually rigged on a gaff spar, used for fishing in New England and later adapted for racing and cruising. It has a single mast set near to the bow and a long boom which may extend over the stern. Categories (topical): Watercraft Synonyms: Una boat Translations (type of boat): cat [masculine] (Catalan), Catboot [masculine] (German), ket [masculine] (Polish), кэт (kɛt) [masculine] (Russian), кет (ket) [masculine] (Ukrainian)

Inflected forms

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