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1. (n.) sampan
any of various small boats of the Far East, as one propelled by a single scull over the stern and provided with a roofing of mats.
Etymology: (1610–20; < dial. Chin (Guangdong)
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1. (noun) sampan
an Asian skiff usually propelled by two oars
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1. (noun) sampan
a Chinese boat from twelve to fifteen feet long, covered with a house, and sometimes used as a permanent habitation on the inland waters
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Sense: a small flat-bottomed Chinese boat.
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 Afrikaans: sampan |
 Arabic: قارِب صَغير بِشِراع من ال |
 Bulgarian: китайска лодка |
 Brazilian: sampana |
 Czech: sampan |
 German: der Sampan |
 Danish: sampan |
 Greek: σαμπάν (κινέζικη βάρκα) |
 Spanish: sampán |
 Estonian: sampan |
 Farsi: قايق كوچك چيني |
 Finnish: sampaani |
 French: sampan |
 Hebrew: סַמפָּן |
 Hindi: साम्पन |
 Croatian: sampan |
 Hungarian: szampan |
 Indonesian: sampan |
 Icelandic: kínversk flatbytna |
 Italian: sampan, sampang |
 Japanese: 平底船 |
 Korean: (배) 삼판 |
 Lithuanian: sampanas |
 Latvian: ķīniešu laiva |
 Malay: sampan |
 Dutch: sampan |
 Norwegian: sampan |
 Polish: dżonka |
 Persian: قايق كوچك چيني |
 Pashto: یو دول چینایی بیړی دی |
 Portuguese: sampana |
 Romanian: barcă cu pânze/chinezeasc |
 Russian: сампан |
 Slovak: sampan |
 Slovenian: sampan |
 Serbian: sampan |
 Swedish: sampan |
 Thai: เรือสำปั้น; เรือแจวหรือเร |
 Turkish: Çin kayığı |
 Taiwanese: 舢舨 |
 Ukrainian: сампан |
 Urdu: سپاٹ پیندے کی ایک چھوٹی ج |
 Vietnamese: thuyền ba ván |
 Chinese: 舢舨 |
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