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Catamaran word derivation. A sailing boat that has two parallel hulls floating parts held together by a single deck. Power catamarans usually require deflectors when a single motor is used to direct a flow of water to the propeller. Aeration of the liquid.

The expression first began to be used by the British in India in the middle of the 19th century and soon migrated back home with soldiers on leave. The phrase was originally have a deck which derived in the same way but which has now gone out of use. The word catamaran is derived from the Tamil word kattumaram கடடமரம which means logs bound together.

WORD OF THE DAY. Bulges beneath the bridge-deck in some catamarans to accommodate feet. From a Tamil word for ruby கரநதம kuruntham or கரவநதம kuruvintham Source.

This word comes from the Dutch word jacht which means hunt. A school for young children from German. 1979 1986 HarperCollins Publishers 1998 2000 2003 2005 2006 2007 2009 2012.

Not the action of punching but the extremely popular fruit drink Punch is assumed to have originated from the Sanskrit word Paanch meaning the numeral five. The word is of uncertain origin and no similar snake name is found now in Sinhalese or Tamil. Directors in soundprooof control rooms made certain signals to the assistants performing the actual programme.

Ger knudeln to cuddle or akin to LowG knuddel a knot clump dim. The Dictionary of Word and Phrase Origins by Martin Manser 2018 has an alternative suggestion to its origin. However the original kattumaram did not refer to double-hulled boats at all but to a type of single-hulled raft made of three to seven tree trunks lashed together.