foremast

See also: fore-mast

English

Alternative forms

• fore-mast

Etymology

fore +‎ mast

Noun

foremast (plural foremasts)

1. (nautical) The mast nearest the bow, on a ship with more than one mast; the second-tallest mast on a full-rigged ship.

Translations

foremost mast

• Bulgarian: фок мачта f (fok mačta)
• Catalan: trinquet (ca) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 前桅 (zh) (qiánwéi)

• Dutch: fokkenmast (nl)
• Esperanto: frontmasto, antaŭmasto
• Finnish: keulamasto
• French: mât de misaine (fr) m
• German: Fockmast (de) m
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• Hebrew: תֹּרֶן קִדְמִי (he) m (toren kidmi)
• Italian: albero di trinchetto m
• Japanese: フォアマスト (foamasuto)
• Polish: fok (pl) m, fokmaszt (pl) m
• Portuguese: mastro do traquete m, mastro da proa m
• Romanian: trinchet (ro) m, arbore mic (ro) m
• Russian: фок-ма́чта (ru) f (fok-máčta)
• Spanish: palo de trinquete m
• Swedish: fockmast c

See also

• mainmast
• jiggermast
• mizzenmast
• spankermast

Anagrams

• Frometas, fartsome, formates, mortsafe