Look up pinasse, pinnace, or pinnaces in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Pinnace may refer to: Pinnace (ship's boat), a small vessel used as a tender...

ships were constructed. The word came into English from the Middle French pinasse. Identification of some pinnaces in contemporary historical documents is...

ships were constructed. The word came into English from the Middle French pinasse. The pinnace is perhaps the most confusing of all the early seventeenth-century...

high water are pinasses (large motorized pirogues), either chartered or public, that travel up and down the river. Both ferries and pinasses arrive at Korioumé...

were walking along the shore. As Cook had ordered to avoid any risk, the Pinasse returned to the ship without having attempted a landing. The Spaniard Tomás...

equipment includes a ship's crane, a swiveling A-frame at the stern, a pinasse and accommodation for embarked test personnel. The state of Mecklenburg-Western...

Sulawesi. The word itself was possibly taken from the Dutch, German or French pinasse or peniche, by then the name for a rather unspecified small to medium sized...

distance of 1308 km. Both passengers and freight are also transported by pinasses, large wooden canoe shaped vessels, that are privately operated. Mopti...

Moucheron was made up of three ships, 'Ram', 'Schaap' (Sheep) and the pinasse 'Lam' (Lamb) and was headed by Joris van Spilbergen. Its fleet left on...

Courrier de Groix was the first boat to arrive on the scene, followed by a pinasse from Gâvres. Very few survivors were counted, barely a dozen, many of whom...

fishing was promulgated. By the end of the same year, while the first pinasses [fr] commenced landing fish at Keroman, the larger trawlers remained in...

composed of 18 ships, 6 royal ships, 10 auxiliary cruisers and 2 ships pinasses. Appeared in the waters of Algiers, the Algerians were far from being worried...

pronounced almost sounds like penis, is obviously derived from the French word pinasse, which describes a small, usually two-masted sailing vessel. The English...

cultural interchange. Pinas carry traces of French influence from French pinasse, while the bedar shows Arab/Indian (dhow) elements. Jib and bowsprit in...