bankskuta
noun
bank·sku·ta
ˈbaŋkˌskütə
variants or less commonly bankskoite
-kȯitə
plural -s
: a usually ketch-rigged Scandinavian fishing craft designed for use in the North Sea bank fisheries and averaging from 30 to 70 tons burden
Word History
Etymology
bankskuta from Swedish, from bank + skuta sloop, smack; bankskoite from Norwegian bankskøite, from bank + skøite sloop, smack
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