A fathom is a unit of measurement used to determine the depth of water, equivalent to 6 feet or approximately 1.83 meters. It is commonly used in nautical contexts to describe how deep a body of water is, particularly for fishing and navigation purposes. The term originates from the Old English word "fæðm," meaning to embrace or encircle, reflecting the historical practice of measuring depth with one's outstretched arms.
Deep Fathom was created in 2001.
Deep Fathom has 450 pages.
"I do not fathom what you are talking about." "The water is one fathom deep."
The ISBN of Deep Fathom is 0-380-81880-9.
the water here is 7 fathom deep.
96 feet.
11.5 kilometers deep = 6,288.28 fathoms deep.
This boat can't go into waters that are less than one fathom deep.
One fathom is equal to 6 feet (1.8 meters) deep.
You are 36 feet down. One fathom is six feet.
10 fathoms is roughly 60 foot deep as 1 fathom is about 6 foot
A fathom is a measure of depth, used to measure the depth of water. It is equal to six feet. The father lies fully five fathoms deep, at least thirty feet deep.