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1. (n.) boatman
a person skilled in the use of boats.
2. boatman
a person who sells, rents, or works on boats.
Etymology: (1505–15)
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| Definition of 'boatman' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) boatman, boater, waterman
someone who drives or rides in a boat
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) boatman
a man who manages a boat; a rower of a boat
2. (noun) boatman
a boat bug. See Boat bug
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Sense: a man in charge of a small boat in which fare-paying passengers are carried.
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 Afrikaans: skipper |
 Arabic: بَحّار، نوتي، مَراكِبي |
 Bulgarian: лодкар |
 Brazilian: barqueiro |
 Czech: převozník |
 German: der Bootsführer |
 Danish: færgemand |
 Greek: βαρκάρης |
 Spanish: barquero |
 Estonian: paadimees |
 Farsi: صاحب قایق |
 Finnish: veneen kapteeni |
 French: loueur de canots |
 Hebrew: אָדַם הַמִשְתַכֵּר מִשָיִ |
 Hindi: नाविक |
 Croatian: lađar |
 Hungarian: csónakos |
 Indonesian: tukang perahu |
 Icelandic: ferjumaður, bátmaður |
 Italian: barcaiolo |
 Japanese: 貸しボート屋 |
 Korean: 뱃사공 |
 Lithuanian: valtininkas |
 Latvian: laivinieks |
 Malay: pembawa perahu |
 Dutch: schipper, botenverhuurder |
 Norwegian: ferjemann; båtutleier |
 Polish: przewoźnik |
 Persian: صاحب قایق |
 Pashto: کښتی وان |
 Portuguese: barqueiro |
 Romanian: barcagiu |
 Russian: лодочник |
 Slovak: prievozník |
 Slovenian: čolnar |
 Serbian: čamdžija |
 Swedish: färjkarl |
 Thai: คนเรือ |
 Turkish: kayıkçı, sandalcı |
 Taiwanese: 船工 |
 Ukrainian: човняр |
 Urdu: کشتی والا ، ملاح ، کھیون |
 Vietnamese: người cho thuê thuyền |
 Chinese: 船工 |
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