SS means Streamship.
It is usually understood to mean "Steam Ship" Some ships used TSS for "Turbine Steam Ship"
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That not really something intelligent to say; it means "in / up your *ss".
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The surname Hasty originates from the Norman name Asti, which is a nickname of Asketin. It derived from Old Norse, composed of the elements áss 'god' + ketill 'kettle', 'helmet'. In Old French the word hasti means 'quick', 'speedy', possibly a nickname for a brisk person, or a messenger.
It's the same as in English, "science." la science (fem.) - pronounced (see-awn-ss)
When used before the name of a ship, S.S. is an abbreviation for steamship.
It is the abbreviation for steam ship.
It stands for "Steamship."
The SS stands for: Steam Ship
In the case of ships SS stands for steamship.
The M.S in a ships name usually designates it, as a "merchant ship " SS is sailing ship, HMAS is her majesty Australian ship, HMS, her majesty's ship. USS united states ship. etc However there are instances where the initials before a ship's Name identify it as belonging to a particular company
"SS" in a church name stands for "Saints" in the plural like "SS Peter and Paul." It does not refer to steamship or to the Nazi Intelligence/security agency or the Waffen-SS.
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This is what those terms stand for. SS stands for Steam Ship. USS stand for United State Ship. And HMS stands for His or Her Majesty's Ship.
The designation "SS" for Submarines means "Submersible Ship". SS is also a warfare designation for sailors who are qualified in submarines. For older Navy surface vessels and current merchant ships, the "SS" designator means "Steam Ship", referring to it's power source.
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BB stands for battleship; SS is for merchant ships, and USS stands for United States Ship.