Noun:

নৌকো বা ছোটো জাহাজের পার্শ্বদেশের ওপরের অংশ,

gunwale's Usage Examples:

The gunwale (/ˈɡʌnəl/) is the top edge of the hull of a ship or boat.

Canoe manufacturers typically provide three beam measurements: the gunwale (the measurement at the top of the hull), the waterline (the measurement.

length like a boat, and the spars to which the cama is secured rest on the gunwale.

The main hull or gunwale contains five intercommunicating chambers, which are separated by internal.

An additional benefit is the ability to "walk" along the gunwale to balance the boat's trim fore and aft.

3 m) above gunwale.

9 m) above the gunwale, with 20 ft 10.

the water, with the power face outward, and the shaft braced against the gunwale.

fitted as appropriate to the gunwale, the thwarts fitted down onto the rising and held in position by knees up to the gunwale and perhaps down onto the stringer.

beam, a delta shaped running surface, and a flotation bulge along the gunwale, or top edge of the hull.

rugged construction with naturally grown ribs, thick crossbeams and a solid gunwale.

An outrigger describes any contraposing float rigging beyond the side (gunwale) of a boat to improve the vessel's stability.

The designation in this case comes not from the curve along the gunwale, but from the fore and aft arch in the deck.

The ship is noticeable and unique in its strengthened and substantial gunwale, which is attached by treenail.

console and leaning post with an open work deck and low non-obstructive gunwales.

limited space between decks and would also be hidden behind the ship's gunwale, keeping them from being shot by enemy ships' sharpshooters.

The stem is the curved edge stretching from the keel below, up to the gunwale of the boat.

full-sized aluminum canoe welded to his head by lightning (battle cry: "Taste gunwale!"), and for the catch phrase “Boot to the head!” which is also the title.

Synonyms:

gunnel; wale; gun rest; strake;