Introduction Etymology refers to the origins and developments in the meaning of a word or a term.

Yacht in etymology. N Yacht yŏt Naut A light and elegantly furnished vessel used either for private parties of pleasure or as a vessel of state to convey distinguished persons from one place to another. History and Etymology for boat. A sailboat used for racing.

To voyage in a yacht. They originally called it the Yacht Game because they played it on their yacht with their friends and it was also sort of based on an existing dice game called Yacht. The Etymology of Chess.

Over 80 of medical etymology comes from Greek and Latin and other languages like Arabic French German Hindi Spanish etc. Entry 1 of 2. Here are examples of.

The original word for chess is the 6th century Sanskrit primary liturgical language of Hinduism word chaturanga चतरङग which translates to four arms and pronounced Chat-u-ranga. The game Yahtzee was invented by an unknown Canadian family in the mid-twentieth century. See the etymology of Bot at the end of the entry of freedom Robot In 1923 Karl Capek a well-known Czech science-fiction writer at the time wrote a futuristic thriller about a nightmarish scenario in which the machines have taken over a la the Terminator and implanted circuitry in humans to make them into mindless zombies willing.

Etymology The word keel comes from Old English cēol Old Norse kjóll ship or keel. A boats name should have some meaning to those aboard and since the first Zanshin was originally called Boo Tiger which I assumed was an obscure Winnie the Pooh reference and was often misheard as Blue Tiger and was in fact the name of the original. This issue is specifically addressed by the folks at the Online Etymology Dictionary who say that Despite what you read in an e-mail shit is not an acronym.

Middle English boot from Old English bāt. For the kanji 津 the bronze ware style and Old style comprised water a bird and a boat A bird alighting on a boat in water signified a boat landing area. Any of various recreational watercraft.