prow
praʊ
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Definition of prow - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

ship frontforward part of a ship or boat
  • The sailor stood at the prow, gazing into the horizon..
  • Waves crashed against the prow.
  • The prow cut through the water smoothly.
bow stem
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  • prow: forward part of a ship or boat
    forward part of a ship or boat

Origin of prow

Old English, prōw (brave)

Terms with prow included in their meaning

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ship prow
prow of an ancient warship
Mediterranean vessel
vessel with long prow and lateen sails
maritime
forward part of a ship's prow cutting through water

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  1. French:proue, ...
  2. German:Bug, ...
  3. Italian:prua, ...
  4. Spanish:proa, ...
  5. Portuguese:proa, ...
  6. Chinese:船首, ...
  7. Japanese:船首, ...
  8. Arabic:مُقَدِّمَة السَّفِينَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:חָרְטוֹם, ...
  10. Russian:нос, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ніс, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रो, ...

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