ahoy in Latin
ahoy in Latin is salvē — ahoy means a call used to hail a ship or attract someone's attention, especially at sea.
ahoy in Latin
salvē
(nautical) Used to hail a ship, a boat or a person, or to attract attention.
What does "ahoy" mean?
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interjection A call used to hail a ship or attract someone's attention, especially at sea.
""Ahoy there!" the captain shouted across the water."
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ahoy in a sentence
- "Ahoy there!" the captain shouted across the water.
- Ahoy, is anyone on deck?
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What is "ahoy" in Latin?
"ahoy" in Latin is salvē. ahoy means: A call used to hail a ship or attract someone's attention, especially at sea.
How do you use "ahoy" in a sentence?
Example: ""Ahoy there!" the captain shouted across the water." In Latin, "ahoy" is salvē.
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