mast in Norwegian
mast in Norwegian is olden — mast means a tall upright pole that supports sails, an antenna, or other equipment.
mast in Norwegian
olden
The fruit of forest-trees (beech, oak, chestnut, pecan, etc.), especially if having fallen from the tree, used as fodder for pigs and other animals. [from 10th c.]
What does "mast" mean?
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noun A tall upright pole that supports sails, an antenna, or other equipment.
"The sailors climbed the mast to untangle the rigging."
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noun Nuts such as acorns and beechnuts that have fallen and are used to feed animals like pigs.
"Pigs were once turned loose in the forest to fatten on mast."
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verb To fit a ship with a mast.
"The old fishing boat was re-masted before its next voyage."
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mast in a sentence
- The sailors climbed the mast to untangle the rigging.
- A radio mast towered over the hillside.
- Pigs were once turned loose in the forest to fatten on mast.
- The old fishing boat was re-masted before its next voyage.
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What is "mast" in Norwegian?
"mast" in Norwegian is olden. mast means: A tall upright pole that supports sails, an antenna, or other equipment.
How do you use "mast" in a sentence?
Example: "The sailors climbed the mast to untangle the rigging." In Norwegian, "mast" is olden.
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