culture   Nautical Culture
19 commonsense assertions
Concepts (19) • mermaid (1) • seagulls (1) • bight (1) • sea shanties (1) • windage (1) • anchorage (1) • bearing (1) • bilge (1) • boat (1) • dolphins (1) • gaff (1) • naval (1) • ocean (1) • port cities (1) • rigger (1) • rum (1) • sailboat (1) • seasickness (1) • yaw (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 mermaid nautical culture Mermaids are associated with superstitious beliefs and luck for sailors and ships in nautical culture. 3
2 seagulls nautical culture Seagulls hold significance in nautical culture as indicators of weather and proximity to land, and are believed to carry the souls of lost sailors. 3
3 bight nautical culture In nautical culture, a bight is a loop in a rope used for securing lines or creating knots. 2
4 sea shanties nautical culture Sea shanties are traditional work songs used to synchronize tasks and maintain morale among sailors in nautical culture. 2
5 windage nautical culture Windage is crucial in nautical culture for adjusting sails to wind direction and speed when navigating ships. 2
6 anchorage nautical culture Anchorage is a term used in nautical culture to refer to a safe place for a ship to anchor or moor. 1
7 bearing nautical culture Bearing in nautical culture refers to the direction of one object from another, commonly used in sea navigation. 1
8 bilge nautical culture The bilge is the lowest part of a ship's hull where water and other liquids collect in nautical culture. 1
9 boat nautical culture Boats are essential to nautical culture, deeply embedded in traditions and vital for livelihoods and commerce. 1
10 dolphins nautical culture Dolphins are seen as a positive omen in nautical culture, believed to guide sailors to safety. 1
11 gaff nautical culture A gaff is a pole with a hook used for hoisting sails on a sailing vessel in nautical culture. 1
12 naval nautical culture The term 'naval' is generally associated with the navy and seafaring activities. 1
13 ocean nautical culture The concept of the ocean is an integral part of nautical culture, viewed as a vast and perilous expanse that demands expertise and respect. 1
14 port cities nautical culture Port cities with nautical cultures are important hubs for trade, social interaction, and cultural exchange. 1
15 rigger nautical culture In nautical culture, a rigger maintains and repairs ship rigging for safe and efficient operations. 1
16 rum nautical culture Rum has been traditionally used as part of sailors' rations on long voyages in nautical culture. 1
17 sailboat nautical culture The sailboat is an essential part of nautical culture, serving as a crucial mode of transportation and livelihood for fishing and trade. 1
18 seasickness nautical culture Seasickness in nautical culture is viewed as a common challenge to be addressed with experience and remedies. 1
19 yaw nautical culture In nautical culture, yaw is the side-to-side movement of a ship or boat. 1