Definitions For Boathook

Noun

BOATHOOK (plural BOATHOOKs) A hook attached to a pole used for pulling or pushing boats, rafts, logs or other objects to or from the side of a boat. : Synonym: setting-pole, gaff, setter, pole-hook, hitcher (by extension) A pole or rod with such a hook at one end.

Translations

Amharic: Belarusian: баго́р, m Bulgarian: ка̀нджа, f Catalan: bitxero, m, gafa, f Czech: Danish: bådshage, c Dutch: bootshaak, m Estonian: pootshaak French: harpin, m, gaffe, f Galician: bicheiro, m German: Bootshaken, m, Boothaken, m Greek: Gujarati: Hungarian: csáklya Italian: mezzomarinaro, m, gaffa, f, alighiero, m Kashubian: bąsôk, m Norwegian: : Bokmål: båtshake, m : Nynorsk: båtshake, m Polish: osęka, f, osęk, m, bosak, m Portuguese: bicheiro, m Romanian: cange, f Russian: о́чеп, m, очепо́к, m , баго́р, m, баго́р-отпо́рник, m, шлю́почный крюк, m, отпо́рный крюк, m Serbo-Croatian: : Cyrillic: ча̏кља, f : Latin: čȁklja, f Spanish: bichero, m Swedish: båtshake, c Tigrinya: Ukrainian: оче́па, f, баго́р, m