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A Glossary of Terms aft- toward the stern; behind. beam- width of a boat. beat- to make progress windward by tacking. belay- to fasten a rope to a suitable fitting such as a cleat or timber. bilge- part of ships bottom curving in towards the keel. boom- horizontal spar at lower edge of a sail. bow- forward, or front end of a vessel. broach- to ...
Below, I'll go over them one by one, pointing out its different parts on a diagram, listing them with a brief explanation, and showing you examples as well. After reading this article, you'll recognize every single sailboat part and know them by name.
In this lesson you will learn the basic terminology and lingo that identifies the basic boat parts and key zones or areas on a sailboat. You need to understand the language of sailing and be able to identify the key areas and parts of the boat before you can begin to learn how to sail.
These diagrams break down the boat’s anatomy into labelled components, providing a comprehensive overview of the vessel’s structure. They serve as educational tools for beginners and quick references for experienced sailors, contributing to a safer and more efficient boating experience.
12 Ιαν 2024 · Terms for the components a sailboat consists of. Let’s start with terms for the parts a sailboat is put together from. These refer to each component and explain what they are. The main parts. Mast: The mast is the big, tall spar that holds up the sails! Some boats have more than one mast.
Following are a few diagrams to help you learn the names of different parts of the boat as well as some hardware used in sailing. These names will all seem confusing at first but will soon become second nature. You will also find these terms in the glossary at the back of this manual, and in the US Sailing Basic Keelboat textbook.
Ever get confused by all those odd sailing terms? Starboard, tack, jib… Well, no worries. In this article, I'll go over the most important sailing terms for beginners. This is a great resource for beginning sailors that need an overview of the most important sailing terms without drowning in it.
