চার কোণে সঙ্গে একটি পাল করে একটি গজ থেকে উত্তোলন করা হয় যে, মাস্তুল থেকে তির্যক হয়

Noun:

চতুষ্কোণ পাল,

lugsail's Usage Examples:

The lug sail, or lugsail, is a fore-and-aft, four-cornered sail that is suspended from a spar, called a yard.

double-ended, usually with a single mast setting a large loose-footed dipping lugsail, and frequently manned by Chinese.

Tanja sail (also known as canted square/rectangular sail, balance lugsail, or boomed lugsail) features a four-sided sail with spars on both the foot and the.

The junk rig, also known as the Chinese lugsail or sampan rig, is a type of sail rig in which rigid members, called battens, span the full width of the.

misleadingly as the canted square sail, canted rectangular sail, boomed lugsail, or balance lugsail).

one mast, each with a crow’s nest, and a triangular sail resembling a lugsail.

Classic types of sail like the square rig or the standing lugsail have always worked without booms.

They were two-masted with a tall dipping lugsail and a mizzen sail.

The boats were using dipping lugsail, with small deckhouse or awning (called kajang in Malay) and overhanging.

of the 19th century, a second mast became common which also carried a lugsail.

Coxswain Blogg quickly turned the boat, hoisted the lugsail, and set a course for Great Yarmouth.

Rig is a single standing lugsail.

arrangement with both masts stepped to windward, with a boomed, balanced lugsail suspended from the apex.

split lugsail Two sails, foresail and mainsail on a lugsail yard, removing the need to dip the yard around the.

used for pearling in Australia, which were often ship's boats, and used a lugsail, and so they were called luggers.

The dandy rig had spritsail on the main and a lugsail on the mizzen.

He was also a fan of the Mediterranean lugsail rigs; and aimed to bring these elements together in a vessel which was.

  The spar on which a lugsail or gunter sail is set.

lugsail's Meaning':

a sail with four corners that is hoisted from a yard that is oblique to the mast

Synonyms:

fore-and-aft sail; lug; lugger; junk;

Antonyms:

unstuff; unclog;