Marine-Ordbog
Forfatter: H. Wolfhagen
År: 1903
Forlag: Jacob Lunds Boghandel
Sted: København
Sider: 664
UDK: 801.3.629.12(03) Wol
I. Maritime udtryk paa dansk, engelsk, fransk, tysk.
II. Sproglige vink paa engelsk, fransk, tysk.
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Kalvis...............................
Kælvning.............,...........................
At kælve..............................
Indlandsis............................
At være i Besæt, at være indespærret
af Isen............................
At blive skruet af Isen...............
Skruning.........................................
Isen bryder op, brækker..............
Isens Bragen ved Skruning...........
At forcere gennem Isen..............
At brække Is........................
At komme gennem Isen...............
Sne..................................
Hagel................................
Polarforskning........................
Polarfarer............................
Sneblindhed..........................
Isbryder .............................
Ishud.................................
Isbaad ...............................
Isanker ..............................
Issignal..............................
Ismaskine; Frysemaskine..............
Ishus; Frysehus......................
Iskælder; Isrum......................
Isklausul.............................
Fiskeri
Fisk
Aborre (Perca fluviatilis)..............
Bars (Labrax lupus)..................
Horke (Acerina cernua)...............
Sandart (Lucioperca sandra)..........
Mulle (Mullus barbatus)...............
Ulk, almindelig (Cottus scorpius).....
Flodulk (Cottus gobio)................
Calf-ice...............................
Calving...............................
To calve..............................
Inland ice............................
To be ice-bound. To be in beset ....
To be nipped in the ice..............
Nip. Pressure.........................
The ice breaks up.....................
Ice-quake.............................
Tö force the ship through the ice.....
To break ice __.........................
To get through the ice...............
Snow.................................
Hail..................................
Polar exploring.......................
Arctic explorer. Arctic traveller.......
Polar ophthalrny.......................
Ice-breaker ...........................
Ice-lining. Ice-sheathing..............
Ice-boat. Sledge-boat........................
Ice-anchor ............................
Ice-signal.............................
Ice-making engine. Refrigerating machine
Ice-house. Coldstore..................
Ice-locker.............................
Ice-clause.............................
Fishery. Fishing
Fish
Perch.............................................
Bass..................................
Rufl'. Pope. Black-tail.................
Pike-perch ............................
Surmullet..................................................
Sea-scorpion..........................
Bullhead..............................