The bow of a vessel refers to the front part of the boat. It is the section that faces forward when the boat is moving and is typically pointed or tapered to help cut through the water. In contrast, the back of the boat is called the stern.
The bow is front part of a vessel
The bow on any vessel is the front most part of the boat
The bow is front part of a vessel
The bow is front part of a vessel
The fore most part of a vessel is the bow
On a boat, the stern is the rear part of the vessel. When facing the bow (the front of the boat), the stern is located directly behind you. It's the opposite of the bow, which is the front section of the boat.
The front of a vessel be it a ship or boat, is the bow or stem. The back is the stern.
front of boat = bow (rhymes with cow) back of boat = stern
The front of a vessel is called the bow. It is the forward-most part of the ship or boat.
When you are onboard a boat and facing the front (the bow), the stern is located directly behind you, at the back of the boat. It is the opposite end of the vessel from the bow. In nautical terms, the stern is where the steering and propulsion systems are often located.
A commercial ship is called a liner.
It depends on the Situation, in a Crossing situation where there are 2 vessels crossing each other, the vessel which has the other vessel on her starboard side shall give way and avoid an alteration of course to Port. So you are the 'stand on' boat if you can see a boat on your port bow...more or less.