Definition of pattamar in English:

pattamar

(also pattimar)

noun ˈpatəmɑː

Originally: an Indian dispatch boat. Subsequently: a fast-sailing lateen-rigged vessel, with up to three masts, used on the west coast of India for trading.

Origin

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From Portuguese patamar, apparently from Marathi pattevār letter from pattā information + Persian -vār containing, possessing (perhaps influenced by local colloquial form *pattemār or *pattāmār); compare Konkani pathmār courier, Marathi patemārī dispatch boat (goes to Gujarati phatemārī, Malayalam pattimāri), which are perhaps from Portuguese.

Definition of pattamar in US English:

pattamar

(also pattimar)

nounˈpatəmɑː

Originally: an Indian dispatch boat. Subsequently: a fast-sailing lateen-rigged vessel, with up to three masts, used on the west coast of India for trading.

Origin

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From Portuguese patamar, apparently from Marathi pattevār letter from pattā information + Persian -vār containing, possessing (perhaps influenced by local colloquial form *pattemār or *pattāmār); compare Konkani pathmār courier, Marathi patemārī dispatch boat (goes to Gujarati phatemārī, Malayalam pattimāri), which are perhaps from Portuguese.

单词	pattamar
释义	Definition of pattamar in English: pattamar (also pattimar) noun ˈpatəmɑː Originally: an Indian dispatch boat. Subsequently: a fast-sailing lateen-rigged vessel, with up to three masts, used on the west coast of India for trading. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From Portuguese patamar, apparently from Marathi pattevār letter from pattā information + Persian -vār containing, possessing (perhaps influenced by local colloquial form pattemār or pattāmār); compare Konkani pathmār courier, Marathi patemārī dispatch boat (goes to Gujarati phatemārī, Malayalam pattimāri), which are perhaps from Portuguese. Definition of pattamar in US English: pattamar (also pattimar) nounˈpatəmɑː Originally: an Indian dispatch boat. Subsequently: a fast-sailing lateen-rigged vessel, with up to three masts, used on the west coast of India for trading. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From Portuguese patamar, apparently from Marathi pattevār letter from pattā information + Persian -vār containing, possessing (perhaps influenced by local colloquial form pattemār or pattāmār); compare Konkani pathmār courier, Marathi patemārī dispatch boat (goes to Gujarati phatemārī, Malayalam pattimāri), which are perhaps from Portuguese.
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