Definition
Definition of waveson - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
maritimeDated goods washed ashore from a shipwreckDated
- The beach was littered with waveson after the storm.
- Fishermen collected waveson from the shore.
- The villagers repurposed waveson into useful items.
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goods washed ashore from a shipwreck
Origin of waveson
Old English, wæfre (restless) + son (sound)
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- French:objets échoués, ...
- German:Strandgut, ...
- Italian:relitti, ...
- Spanish:mercancías de naufragio, ...
- Portuguese:destroços de naufrágio, ...
- Chinese:漂流物, ...
- Japanese:漂着物, ...
- Arabic:بضائع منجرفة, ...
- Hebrew:מִטְעָן שֶׁנִּשְׁטַף לַחוֹף, ...
- Russian:обломки кораблекрушения, ...
- Ukrainian:викинуті на берег товари, ...
- Hindi:जहाज़ के मलबे का सामान, ...
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