barloa.
a thick cable used to fasten an anchored ship to a wharf; hawser
Meaning & usage
a thick cable used to fasten an anchored ship to a wharf; hawser
Where this word comes from
Etymology tree French par Middle Dutch *loefbor. French lof French par lofbor. Spanish barloa Borrowed from French par lof (“through the windward side”), from Middle Dutch loef (“windward side”). See Dutch loef for further information.
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