NUÙT DEÏP/REEF KNOT
Duøng ñeå thaét hai ñaàu cuûa moät sôïi day ñeå giöû chaët moät
vaät.
To secure a rope or line around an object or to tie two
ends of a single line together.
NUÙT GHEÁ ÑÔN/BOWLINE
Duøng ñeå keùo ngöôøi töø döôùi leân hoaëc töø treân xuoáng.
The Bowline is a well-known as a rescue knot for
rescuing people who might have fallen down a hole, or off
a cliff onto a ledge.
NUÙT QUAI CHEØO/CLOVE HITCH
Thöôøng duøng ñeå coät moät ñaàu daây vaøo vaät coá ñònh.
To tie something off an anchor. The tighter this knot is
pulled, the tighter it will get but it can be easily loosened.
NUÙT SÔN CA/COW HITCH
Duøng ñeå treo moät vaät leân cao, keùo, buoäc moät ñaàu daây vaøo
caây, coïc, laøm daây ngang.
To allow a rope to be climbed ascended.
NUÙT CHÆ CAÂU/FISHERMAN’S KNOT
Duøng ñeå noái hai daây hoaëc ñaàu daây vôùi nhau, duøng ñeå
trang trí.
Used to combine two ropes or ends together. Can also be
used for decorations.
NUÙT CAÚNG CHOÙ/SHEEPSHANK
Duøng ñeå thaâu ngaén sôïi daây daøi hay thoaùt hieåm.
Used to shorten a rope or take up slack. This knot will
fall apart under too much load or too little load.
NUÙT THÔÏ DEÄT/SHEET BEND

Duøng ñeå noái 2 ñaàu daây khoâng baèng nhau hay khoâng cuøng
vaät lieäu. Nuùt deå coät, chaéc vaø deå gôû.

To combine two ropes not the same material or diameter

together. It is very easy to tie, firm and easily loosens.