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The term "matelot" is derived from the French word for a sailor, which originally referred to a shipmate or crew member. It likely comes from the Old French "matelot," meaning "little ship" or "small boat," reflecting the close connection sailors have with their vessels. Over time, the term has been adopted in various languages and regions, particularly in maritime contexts, to denote sailors in a colloquial manner.
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How many seasons of sailor moon were there?
There are only 5 seasons of Sailor Moon (anime) and 1 season of Sailor Moon Live Action. So technically 6 seasons: 1. Sailor Moon 2. Sailor Moon R 3. Sailor Moon S 4. Sailor Moon SuperS 5. Sailor Moon Stars 6. Sailor Moon Live Action Only the first 4 seasons are dubbed into English so far.
What are experienced sailors called?
An experienced sailor is called a salt.
What is season 2 of sailor moon called?
1.Sailor Moon 2.Sailor Moon R (return) 3.Sailor Moon S (super) 4.Sailor Moon Super S (super solders) 5.Sailor Moon Stars
What is a sailor's mop called?
Swab I think
Why does the first witch torment the sailor heading for Aleppo?
The sailor's wife didn't share her chestnuts and called her a witch.
Why are royal navy called matlows?
They're NOT called 'matlows'. The word you want is 'matelot', which is the French word for 'sailor'.
What is the Name for a French Sailor?
marin, matelot
What is another the name for sailor?
Matelot, seafarer.
What is the English translation of the French 'le matelot'?
"The sailor" is an English equivalent of the French phrase le matelot.Specifically, the masculine singular definite article lemeans "the." The masculine noun matelot means "sailor." The pronunciation is "luh mah-tloh."
What is the name giving to someone who sail a ship?
Skipper, captain, sailor, hand, crew, matelot, mariner, jack tar
Why are men in the navy called matelots?
The term "matelot" originates from the French word for "sailor," which historically referred to seafarers. It is often used in English-speaking naval contexts, particularly in the Royal Navy and among naval communities, to denote a sailor or crew member. The usage reflects the influence of French naval terminology on maritime practices and language. Over time, "matelot" has become a colloquial term for men in the navy, emphasizing camaraderie and shared experiences among sailors.
What actors and actresses appeared in Matelot - 1909?
The cast of Matelot - 1909 includes: Maurice Vinot
What a soldier in the navy called?
Sailor and they are still called sailor's today.
What is a sailor called in 18th century?
A sailor is called and I DON'T Know!
What is a sailor's hat called?
There is no special term, it's just called a sailor's hat.
What is a member of the US navy called?
A person in the Navy is called a sailor.
What actors and actresses appeared in Le matelot criminel - 1910?
The cast of Le matelot criminel - 1910 includes: Henri Duval
