sailboat

English

Diagram of a sailboat.

Alternative forms

(archaic) sail-boat
(Commonwealth English) sailing boat

Etymology

From sail +‎ boat.

Pronunciation

(Received Pronunciation) IPA^(key): /ˈseɪlˌbəʊt/
(General American) IPA^(key): /ˈseɪlˌboʊt/
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Noun

sailboat (plural sailboats)

A boat propelled by a sail.
(slang, card games) A playing card with the rank of four.

Synonyms

See Thesaurus:sailboat

Translations

a boat propelled by a sail

Armenian: առագաստանավ (hy) (aṙagastanav)
Azerbaijani: yelkənli qayıq
Bulgarian: платноход (bg) m (platnohod)
Chinese:
Cantonese: 帆船 (faan⁴ syun⁴)

Mandarin: 帆船 (zh) (fānchuán)
Czech: plachetnice (cs) f
Danish: kutter (da), sejlbåd (da) c
Dutch: zeilboot (nl) m
Esperanto: velboato
Finnish: purjevene (fi)
French: cotre (fr) m, voilier (fr) m
German: Kutter (de) m, Segelboot (de) n
Greek: ιστιοφόρο (el) n (istiofóro), κότερο (el) n (kótero)
Hebrew: מפרשית (he), ספינת מפרש (he) f (sfinát mifrás)
Hindi: पालनौका (pālnaukā)
Hungarian: vitorlás (hu), kutter
Icelandic: kútter
Italian: barca a vela f
Japanese: 帆船 (ja) (ほぶね, hobune; はんせん, hansen)
Kalmyk: җилктә оңһц (jilktä oñğts)
Kannada: ಹಾಯಿಹಡಗು (kn) (hāyihaḍagu)
Korean: 범선 (ko) (beomseon)
Malay: perahu layar
Maori: waka hēra
Mongolian: дарвуулт завь (darvuult zavʹ)
Mwani: ngalawa
Norwegian: kutter, seilbåt (no)
Ojibwe: ningaasimoo-jiimaan
Persian: قایق بادبانی (qâyeq-e bâdbâni)
Plautdietsch: Säajelboot n
Polish: żaglówka (pl) f
Portuguese: veleiro (pt) m
Russian: па́русное су́дно n (párusnoje súdno), па́русник (ru) m (párusnik)
Scottish Gaelic: bàta-siùil
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: кутер m, једрењача f, једрењак m, једрилица f,

Roman: kuter (sh) m, jedrenjača (sh) f, jedrenjak (sh) m, jedrilica (sh) f
Sholaga: ಹಡಗು (haḍagu)
Slovak: plachetnica f
Slovene: jadrnica f
Spanish: embarcación a vela f, velero (es) m
Swahili: dhau
Swedish: kutter (sv), segelbåt (sv) c
Thai: เรือใบ (reua bai)
Ukrainian: вітри́льник m (vitrýlʹnyk)
Welsh: llong hwylio (cy) f

References

Weisenberg, Michael (2000) The Official Dictionary of Poker. MGI/Mike Caro University. →ISBN

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