† hissaint.

Etymology: Compare heisau , under heeze v., quot. c1550. Also Spanish hiza , ‘hoise, as mariners hoise vp saile’ (Minsheu); Portuguese iça interj., a term used by seamen in hauling a rope: see hoise v.

Obsolete.

A cry used on ship-board in hauling or hoisting.

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c1450 Pilgr. Sea Voy 13 in Stac. Rome etc. 37 With ‘howe! hissa!’ then they [the sailors] cry, ‘What, howe, mate! thow stondyst to ny, Thy felow may nat hale the by’.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1898; most recently modified version published online June 2018).

单词	hissa
释义	† hissaint. Etymology: Compare heisau , under heeze v., quot. c1550. Also Spanish hiza , ‘hoise, as mariners hoise vp saile’ (Minsheu); Portuguese iça interj., a term used by seamen in hauling a rope: see hoise v. Obsolete. A cry used on ship-board in hauling or hoisting. ΘΚΠ society > travel > travel by water > other nautical operations > [interjection] > cry used in hoisting or hauling hissac1450 halea1470 c1450 Pilgr. Sea Voy 13 in Stac. Rome etc. 37 With ‘howe! hissa!’ then they [the sailors] cry, ‘What, howe, mate! thow stondyst to ny, Thy felow may nat hale the by’. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1898; most recently modified version published online June 2018). < int.c1450
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