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50 boat names
Are you looking for a name for your boat? Do you want it to be original, beautiful and reflect your personality or tastes? Choosing a name for your boat is not an easy task, as there are many factors that can influence your decision. That’s why, in this article we are going to show you 50 names for boats and their meaning, so that you can get inspired and find the one you like the most. (more…)
Big blue
Big Blue is an english sailboat name. Meaning “big blue, sea, ocean”.
Eight famous captains names for boats
Let’s set sail together on a journey through maritime history, learning the story of some of the most intrepid captains who braved the waves and left their mark on nautical annals. (more…)
Eight Latin names for boats
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Eunhae
Eunhae or Eunae is a Korean girl name. Meaning “silvery ocean”.
It comes from the terms “eun” (silver) and “hae” (ocean).
Name of a Korean Buddhist temple.
Ferdinand Magellan
Ferdinand Magellan is an English sailboat name.
He was a Portuguese navigator who discovered the navigable natural channel that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean and which today is called the Strait of Magellan.
He is also known as Fernando de Magallanes o Hernando de Magallanes (Spanish) and Fernão de Magalhães (Portuguese).
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Itsasoa
The sea, with its immensity and mystery, has inspired countless cultures throughout history. Today, we will navigate the meaning of the Basque word “itsasoa”, exploring its suitability as a name for your boat or boat.
James Cook
James Cook is an English sailboat name.
British navigator who made three trips by the Pacific Ocean documenting multitude of its islands.
Mary Celeste
Mary Celeste is an English Sailboat name. Sometimes also it appears written with the erroneous form “Marie Celeste”.
This is the name of a Scottish brig that appeared in 1861 sailing unmanned in the Atlantic Ocean to Gibraltar.
This fact inspired the fictional novel “J. Habakuk Jephson’s Statement”, written by the English novelist Arthur Conan Doyle.