Civil War slang piroot to move or travel listlessly or.

Pirogue etymology. The word was extended to all type of native open boats. Pirogue pɪˈrəʊɡ piragua n. Etymology Borrowed from French pirogue from Spanish piragua from Galibi Carib piraua.

From Galibi Carib Term. Specifically a flat-bottom boat made of one four-feet by eight-feet piece of plywood the bottom being a two-feet eight-inches wide eight-feet long pointed-ends. Piragua f plural piraguas Puerto Rico cooking piragua frozen dessert Derived terms.

A canoe made by hollowing out a tree trunk. Pirogi n also pierogi pirog Polish ravioli. French from Spanish piragua from Carib piraua.

From pirogue in turn from piragua from piraua. It derives from Old East Slavic пиръ pirŭ and further from Proto-Slavic pirъ feast. Word Origin for pirogue C17.

Figurative sense of plunderer despoiler is from late 15c. πιρόγα piróga Etymology 2. Piragua f plural piraguas pirogue.

Sunu gaal meaning our pirogue in the Wolof language is the most commonly accepted etymology for. Nautical Naval Termsa flat-bottomed sailing vessel having two masts. Prorogue definition is - defer postpone.