How to pronounce “patamar”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (nautical) A sailing vessel resembling a grab, formerly used in the coasting trade of Bombay and Ceylon (now Sri Lanka).
• (India, historical) A courier or messenger travelling on foot.

Practice Nearby Words

pram, grand chop, berthing, swinging boom, wreck grab, string, cradle, gangplank, spar, gang plank, trabacolo, parceling, gabarage, land, squilgee, tumblehome, slab line, sugar scoop, trim, taffrail, parcelling, catharping, touch, arming, hard, crayer, taffrail log, gripe, cant, bread-barge, carling, bulge, deal, bear, squaresail, wherry, snag, grabba, pushpit, keel, steeve, cratch, loof, labour, cargo jack, knockabout, funny, spiling, grab rail, rough book, floor, scantlings, salvagee, plank-sheer, rack, stanliff, standard, seel, save-all, compass timber, streak, shakings, forestem, ledge, bark, grating, gulgul, bumpkin, ploc, slang, poop, bilgewater, rung, bootstripe, tombolo, rake, saxboard, sliding keel, sleeper, scudding sail, sole, scantle, sprittie, slop chest, lighter, slipway, studding sail, shear legs, crib, godsend, strand, grouser, raft, orlop deck, skeet, gibstaff, saucer, grabbler, well deck, paddle

Similar Sounds

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