galliot
noun
gal·li·ot ˈga-lē-ət 
variants or galiot
1
: a small swift galley formerly used in the Mediterranean
2
[borrowed from Dutch galjoot, going back to Middle Dutch galiote, gaillioot, borrowed from Middle French galiote, feminine derivative of galiot] : a long narrow shallow-draft Dutch merchant sailing ship
Word History
Etymology
Middle English galiot "small galley," borrowed from Anglo-French, from galie, galee galley + -ot, diminutive suffix (probably on the model of Italian galeotta)
First Known Use
14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1