The word "dinghy" is believed to have originated from the Hindi word "dingi," which refers to a small boat or skiff. It was adopted into English during the British colonial period in the 19th century. Initially used to describe small boats used for transportation or as lifeboats, the term has since become widely used in sailing and maritime contexts.
Dinghy comes from the Hindu word "dingi". Which is Hindu for "boat". The Hindu word "dingi" is believed to have originated from Bengal.
dinghy = dugít (דוּגִית)
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They went on a tour just on a dinghy. Dinghy is a boat with sails and place to stand.
source of the word is from IndiaHindi ḍi·gī, variant of ḍe·gī, ḍe·gā, float, raft.
The word in Hindi is Dingi, in English Dinghy.
The correct spelling is "dinghy"
punt, canoe, kayak, dinghy
Down at the Dinghy was created in 1949.
Dinghy Young was born in 1915.
Dinghy Young died in 1943.
grotty, murky, bleak, grungy hope you didn't mean dinghy?