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1. (n.) helmsman
a person who steers a ship.
Etymology: (1615–25)
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| Definition of 'helmsman' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) helmsman, steersman, steerer
the person who steers a ship
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| Definition of 'helmsman' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) helmsman
the man at the helm; a steersman
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Sense: a person who steers a ship.
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Afrikaans: stuurman |
Arabic: مُوَجِّه الدَّفَّه في الس |
Bulgarian: кормчия |
Brazilian: timoneiro |
Czech: kormidelník |
German: der Steuermann |
Danish: styrmand |
Greek: τιμονιέρης |
Spanish: timonel |
Estonian: tüürimees |
Farsi: سکان دار |
Finnish: ruorimies |
French: homme de barre |
Hebrew: הָגַאי |
Hindi: मल्लाह |
Croatian: kormilar |
Hungarian: kormányos |
Indonesian: juru mudi |
Icelandic: stÿrimaður |
Italian: timoniere |
Japanese: 舵手 |
Korean: 조타수 |
Lithuanian: vairininkas |
Latvian: stūrmanis |
Malay: jurumudi |
Dutch: roerganger |
Norwegian: rormann |
Polish: sternik |
Persian: سکان دار |
Pashto: لارښوونكى ، اداره كونكى |
Portuguese: timoneiro |
Romanian: cârmaci |
Russian: рулевой |
Slovak: kormidelník |
Slovenian: krmar |
Serbian: kormilar |
Swedish: rorgängare, rorsman |
Thai: ผู้ควบคุมเรือ |
Turkish: dümenci |
Taiwanese: 舵手 |
Ukrainian: стерновий, керманич |
Urdu: پتوار چلانے والا |
Vietnamese: người lái tàu thuỷ |
Chinese: 舵手 |
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