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Re: Kursk is in dock right now
Posted by: Dietzsch ()
Date: October 28, 2001 05:24PM

<HTML>Aren't there more Dutch nautical terms that sound the same in Russian?

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Lots of them have been used in English, too. The nicest one is 'upphrow' (some sort of a tackle). It's been taken from the Dutch word 'juffrouw', which means 'miss'. Why sailors in the 16th century associated a young lady with a tackle, I leave to your own imagination :)</HTML>

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Re: Kursk is in dock right now Brian Corijn 10/23/2001 08:55PM
Re: Kursk is in dock right now Bram 10/22/2001 10:48PM
Re: Kursk is in dock right now Yuri IL'IN 10/25/2001 08:05PM
Re: Kursk is in dock right now Dietzsch 10/28/2001 05:24PM
Re: Kursk is in dock right now Yuri IL'IN 10/29/2001 02:29AM


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