foreyard
ˈfɔːrˌjɑrd
Definition

Definition of foreyard - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
sailingDatedyard supporting the foresail on a square-riggerDated
  • The crew secured the foresail to the foreyard.
2.
maritimeDatedhorizontal spar on a ship's foremastDated
  • The sailors adjusted the foreyard during the storm.
boom spar yardarm
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Images of foreyard

  • foreyard: horizontal spar on a ship's foremast
    horizontal spar on a ship's foremast

Origin of foreyard

Old English, fore (front) + geard (yard)

Examples of foreyard in a sentence

  • The foreyard was damaged during the storm.
  • The crew climbed up to the foreyard to make repairs.
  • A flag was hoisted on the foreyard for signaling.

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  1. French:vergue de misaine, vergue avant, ...
  2. German:Vormars, Vormarsbaum, ...
  3. Italian:verga di trinchetto, pennone di trinchetto, ...
  4. Spanish:bauprés, verga del trinquete, ...
  5. Portuguese:verga de proa, ...
  6. Chinese:前桁杆, 前帆桁, ...
  7. Japanese:フォアヤード, ...
  8. Arabic:سارية الشراع الأمامي, عارضة الصاري الأمامي, ...
  9. Hebrew:זְרוֹעַת הַמִּפְרָשׁ הַקִּדְמִית, מָאַטָּה קָדְמִית, ...
  10. Russian:фок-рейка, фок-рея, ...
  11. Ukrainian:фок-рейка, фок-рея, ...
  12. Hindi:अग्रयार्ड, मस्तूल, ...
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