The 10ft Tryst trimaran is a variation of the Duo dinghy.

Trimaran etymology. Bembridge lifeboat also went out to the stricken trimaran I met a guy there a designer who built ocean racing wooden trimarans In 1992 the thrill-seeking sailor who holds the round-Ireland solo record of 90 hours had to be rescued from the Atlantic when his trimaran sank in. A yacht with three hulls in parallel. From the half-decked medieval craft to the modern vessel of over 180 meters and with six decks its actually not easy to find your way.

Ama countable and uncountable plural amas Ayurveda A toxic. Adastra is the first trimaran yacht ever. Tryst is an appropriate name I feel as the etymology of Tryst is a variation of to make safe secure.

Trimaran ˈtraɪməˌræn n a vessel usually of shallow draught with two hulls flanking the main hull Etymology. His first yacht a trimaran was crushed by a tug as it was put into the water for the first time and had to be hauled out. From Tamil கடட kaṭṭu to tie மரம maram tree wood.

Ama plural amas nautical The float on the outrigger of a proa or trimaran. Kattumaram The word catamaran is derived from the Tamil word kattumaram கடடமரம which means logs bound together. Trimaran plural trimarans A type of boat with three parallel hulls.

A fast pleasure sailboat with three hulls side by side. Even though double-outrigger ships trimarans sometimes informally referred to as proas historically of other related Austronesian groups in Island Southeast Asia Island Melanesia and Madagascar didnt reach Polynesia or Micronesia they may also sometimes use Polynesian terminology in modern times especially when used in sport sailing. From tri- cata maran.

In this special blog you can discover 10 interesting and funny facts about the TF10 foiling Trimaran. Traɪməræn Word forms. Collins English Dictionary - Complete Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition William Collins Sons Co.