FIELD UNIT ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION (IPA)

A 1 Bow /bau/
B 1 Bridge /brɪdʒ/
B 1 Companionway /kəmˈpænjənweɪ/
F 1 Distress signal /dɪsˈtres ˈsɪɡnl/
F 1 Emergency signal /ɪˈmɜːdʒənsɪ ˈsɪɡnl/
B 1 Forecastle /ˈfəʊksl/
B 1 Funnel /ˈfʌnəl/
B 1 Keel /ki:l/
E 1 Liner /ˈlaɪnər/
B 1 Mast /mɑːst/
1 Master /ˈmɑːstər/
B 1 Poop /pu:p/
E 1 Ro-Ro, Roll-on Roll-off /ˈroʊ.roʊ/, /ˌroʊlˌɑːn ˌroʊlˈɑːf/

B 1 Stack /stæk/
A 1 Stern /stɜːrn
B 1 Superstructure /ˈsuːpəˌstrʌktʃər/

B 1 Tweendecks (also 'Tween decks) /'twiːn deks/

A 1 Vessel /ˈvesl/
1 Abaft
1 Abeam width
1 Adrift
1 Ahead
1 Amidships
1 Barge
1 Be drifting, to
1 Be launched, to
1 Beam
1 Berth
1 Bow
1 Bridge
1 Broad on the 
1 Bulk carrier
1 Cabin
1 Call sign
1 Car Carrier 
1 Cargo
1 Cargo ship
1 Chemical tanker
1 Coastal trading vessel 
1 Combination carrier
1 Companionway
1 Complement
1 Container ship
1 Coral reef
1 Crane
1 Crew
1 Cruise
1 Cruise ferry
1 CS = Cable Ship/Cable layer
1 Davit
1 Dead astern
1 Deck
1 Derrick
1 Discharge, to 
1 Distress signal
1 Dock
1 Draft
1 Dredger
1 DWT = Deadweight tonnage
1 Emergency signal
1 Engine room (ER)
1 Ferry (pl. Ferries)
1 Fishing boat
1 Flag
1 Fore-and-aft 
1 Forecastle
1 Forward
1 Freighter 
1 Funnel
1 Galley
1 Gas carrier
1 General cargo ship 
1 Hail, to
1 Harbour
1 Hatch
1 Helm
1 Hold
1 Hull
1 Jetty
1 Keel
1 Knot
1 Lake freighter
1 LASH (lighter aboard ship)
1 Length
1 Lifeboat
1 Lighter
1 Liner (Ocean Liner)
1 LNG = liquefied natural gas carrier

1 Load, to
1 Logbook
1 LPG = liquefied petroleum gas
carrier
1 Maiden voyage
1 Malaccamax
1 Maneuvre (see manoevre)
1 Manoeuvre, to
1 Mast
1 Master
1 MFV = Motor Fishing Vessel
1 MS = Motorship
1 MSV = Motor Stand-by Vessel
1 MT = Motor Tanker or Motor Tug
Boat
1 Multi-purpose vessel
1 MV = Motor/Merchant Vessel
1 MY = Motor Yacht
1 NS = Nuclear Ship
1 OBO = Ore-bulk-oil carrier
1 Off
1 Offshore supply
1 Oil tanker
1 Old Man (see Master)
1 Panamax
1 Parcel tanker
1 Passenger ship
1 Pier
1 Poop
1 Port
1 Postpanamax
1 Project vessel
1 Propeller
1 Quarter
1 Quay
1 Reefer
1 RMS = Royal Mail Ship
1 RO-LO = Roll on/Roll off & Lift
on/Lift off ship 
1 RO-PAX = Roll on/Roll off &
passenger ship 
1 RO-RO = Roll-on/roll-off cargo
1 RRS = Royal Research Ship
1
1 Rudder
1 Run aground, to
1 RV = Research Vessel
1 Sail, to
1 Screw
1 Ship
1 Shipyard
1 Side
1 Sink, to
1 Slide off, to
1 Specialized tanker
1 Spot, to
1 SS = Steam Ship
1 Stack
1 Starboard
1 Stern
1 Storm
1 Superstructure
1 Supertanker
1 SV = Sailing Vessel (although these
can be sub-coded as a type of
sailing vessel)
1 Tanker 
1 Thruster
1 Thrust, to
1 Tonnage
1 Tow, to
1 Tramp
1 Transmit, to
1 Tug
1 Tugboat
1 Tween decks
1 ULCC (Ultra Large Crude Carrier,
550,000 DWT, or higher)

1 USS = United States Ship

1 Vessel
1 VLCC (Very Large Crude Carrier,
up to 550,000 DWT)
1 Voyage
1 Wharf (p. wharves)
1 Width
2 Able Seaman (AB, ABS):
2 Afternoon watch:
2 Boatswain:
2 Bearings:
2 Black gang:
2 Brief, to :
2 Bulkhead:
2 Cadet:
2 Capstan:
2 Captain:
2 Catering Department:
2 Chief Engineer:
2 Chief Mate
2 Chief Steward
2 Coastie
2 Conn
2 Course
2 Deck Department
2 Deckhands
2 Do rounds
2 Donkeyman
2 Down-side
2 Duty
2 Evening watch
2 First dog watch
2 First watch
2 Forenoon watch
2 Hand over
2 Helmsman
2 Issue, to
2 Issue
2 Junior
2 Keep record
2 Lecky
2 Line
2 Lubricate
2 Mess
2 Middle watch
2 Morning watch
2 Navigator
2 Officer of the Watch
2 Old man
2 Oppo
2 Ordinary Seaman
2 Pump
2 Purser
2 Report, to
2 Sea daddy
2 Seafarer
2 Shore
2 Sick bay
2 Snot
2 Snotty
2 Stand watch
2 Steer, to
2 Take a bearing, to
2 Ticket
2 Unload, to
2 Waypoint
2 Winch
2 Windlass
2 Wiper
2 Moor:
2 Muster list
2 Bilges
3 AS (see Able Seaman)
3 Batten hatches, to
3 Be constrained, to
3 Bow/forward line
3 Clearance
3 Closed and secure
3 Do checks, to
3 Down by the head/Stern
3 Draft/Draught forward/aft
3 Even keel
3 Fairway
3 Get underway, to
3 Gross tonnage
3 Hampered vessel
3 Hawser
3 Heave on, to
3 Heave up, to
3 High tide
3 In gear
3 Inward ship
3 Let go, to
3 Linesman
3 Low tide
3 Make fast, to
3 Make ready, to
3 Moor, to
3 Mooring station
3 Moorings
3 Outward ship
3 Port of call
3 Reporting point
3 Rig the cargo, to
3 Seaworthy
3 Single up, to
3 Slack away, to
3 Slack water
3 Spring line
3 Spring off
3 Stand by, to
3 Steerage
3 Stem
3 Stemming the tide
3 Stern line
3 Stow, to
3 Take in, to
3 Tide in
3 Tide out
3 Tide running
3 Trim, to
3 Unberth, to
3 Vessel inward
3 Vessel leaving
3 Vessel outward
3 Vessel static
3 Vessel Traffic Services = VTS
3 Weigh, to (heave up)
3
3 list (v) :escorar
3 list to port: escorar hacia babor

3 ballast (n) :lastre

3 vessel traffic services (VTS)
3 berth (n)
3 tow (v)
3 seaworthy (adj)
3 batten (v)
3 secure (v)
3 trim (v) (the ship)
3 tank (n)
3 steerage
3 slack water
3 tide (n)
3 stem (n)
3 the tide is runningtrack (v)
3 quay (n)
3 fairway
3 outward
3 inward
3 under escort
3 cross (v)
3 degrees
3 clearance
3 dredge (v)
3 hamper (v)
3 buoy /boi/
3 constrained
3 course
3 single (adjective) único
3 slack (adjective) flojo
3 fast (adjective) firme
3 heave (verb) lanzar, tirar
3 stand (verb) mantenerse,
aguantar
3 stow guardar
3 ready listo, preparado
3 release soltar
3 tight apretado
3 tie atar
3 let go
3 single up
3 slack away
3 make fast
3 heave up
3 stand by
3 take in
3 stow away
3 anchor
3 line
3 hands
3 heaving line guía de izado
3 mooring lines estachas, amarras

3 Breast line amarra de través

3 Spring line sprin
3 bow line (or head line) largo de
proa
3 stern line largo de popa
3 cast off soltar
3 order mandar, ordenar
3 lash atar, amarrar
3 windlass molinete
3 in gear engranado, embragado
(gear=marcha, embrague)
3 on an even keel estar en iguales
calados (keel=quilla, even -
equilibrado)
3 clear despejado, libre
3 instruction instrucción
3 advice consejo
3 information información
3 question pregunta
3 request solicitud
3 answer respuesta
3 warning aviso, advertencia
3 intention intención
SPANISH ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE
Proa
Puente
Escalerilla
Señal de peligro
Señal de emergencia
Castillo de proa
Chimena
Quilla
Trasatlántico
Mástil
Capitán, capitana
Toldilla
Buque de carga rodante, Ro-Ro

Chimena
Popa
Superestructura

Entrepuente

Buque
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Parte delantera del buque

Escalerilla que conduce de una cuibierta a otra del buque

Implica pérdida de vidas humanas
Implica poca gobernabilidad

Buque de trasporte de grandes dimensiones

Elevación de la cubierta de popa

Buque que permite la carga por proa o popa, directamente en
camiones

Trasera del barco

Parte del buque que combina la cubierta principal con el puente
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