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schip

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See also:SCHIP

Cognates

Cognate withLow GermanSchipp,West Frisianskip, GermanSchiff, Yiddishשיף(shif), Englishship, Danishskib, Swedishskepp. Related also to Lithuanianskiẽbti(“to rip up”), Latvianto cut, lop.

schip n (pluralschepen,diminutivescheepje n)

ship (a large, water borne vessel)
Het groteschip vaart over de oceaan naar verre landen. ―The largeship sails across the ocean to distant lands.
De haven was vol met kleurrijkeschepen van over de hele wereld. ―The harbor was filled with colorfulships from all around the world.
(architecture)nave (the middle or body of a standard medieval church or cathedral, extending from thetransepts to the principal entrances)
Synonym:middenschip
De imposante kathedraal had een prachtig versierdschip met hoge gewelven. ―The impressive cathedral had a beautifully decoratednave with high vaults.
De middeleeuwse kerk had een eenvoudig, maar indrukwekkendschip in gotische stijl. ―The medieval church had a simple yet impressivenave in Gothic style.

general

ship types

schip (pluralschipes orschippes)

Aship(largewaterborne vessel)
- c.1390, “Edward þe þridde”, inSowlehele (Vernon Lyrics, Bodleian MS. Eng. poet. a. 1)‎^[1],Worcestershire,folio 411, recto; republished atOxford:Digital Bodleian, 2019 January 10:
  Now is þatſchip. þat bar þe flour. / Selden seȝe. and sone foꝛȝete.
  Now thatship which bore the acme is / Rarely seen and quickly forgotten.
(generally) Awaterborne vessel; aboat.
(figuratively) Aperson ororganisation providing "passage" through asituation.
Aship(vessel for storingincense)