bidarka

or bi·da·ra bi·dar·kee bai·dar·ka

[ bahy-dahr-kuh ]

/ baɪˈdɑr kə /

noun

a sealskin boat used by Aleuts and southern Alaskan Eskimos.

Origin of bidarka

1825–35; <Russian baĭdárka, equivalent to baĭdár(a) kind of river craft (apparently akin to baĭdák river craft, barge, Old Russian baidakŭ, bodakŭ, of obscure origin) + -ka diminutive suffix

Words nearby bidarka

bicyclic, bid, Bida, bidactyly, bid adieu, bidarka, Bidault, biddable, Biddeford, bidden, bidding

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Example sentences from the Web for bidarka

Except when wide yaws took it off its course, a bidarka was heading in for the beach.
Children of the Frost|Jack London
There be room in his bidarka for two, and he would that thou camest with him.
Children of the Frost|Jack London
In reply to this the Aleut stooped down, went out of the door, and walked over to the bidarka, where it lay at the bank.
The Young Alaskans|Emerson Hough
So he allowed himself to be led down to the water's edge, where he was put aboard his bidarka and a paddle thrust into his hand.
Children of the Frost|Jack London

They sit in small hatch with apron all around their bodies, and the bidarka goes over the roughest sea and floats like a bladder.
Our Little Alaskan Cousin|Mary F. Nixon-Roulet

British Dictionary definitions for bidarka

bidarka

bidarkee (baɪˈdɑːkiː)

/ (baɪˈdɑːkə) /

noun

a canoe covered in animal skins, esp sealskin, used by the Inuit of Alaska

Word Origin for bidarka

C19: from Russian baidarka, diminutive of baidara umiak

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单词	bidarka
释义	bidarka or bi·da·ra bi·dar·kee bai·dar·ka [ bahy-dahr-kuh ] / baɪˈdɑr kə / noun a sealskin boat used by Aleuts and southern Alaskan Eskimos. Origin of bidarka 1825–35; <Russian baĭdárka, equivalent to baĭdár(a) kind of river craft (apparently akin to baĭdák river craft, barge, Old Russian baidakŭ, bodakŭ, of obscure origin) + -ka diminutive suffix Words nearby bidarka bicyclic, bid, Bida, bidactyly, bid adieu, bidarka, Bidault, biddable, Biddeford, bidden, bidding Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for bidarka Except when wide yaws took it off its course, a bidarka was heading in for the beach. Children of the Frost\|Jack London There be room in his bidarka for two, and he would that thou camest with him. Children of the Frost\|Jack London In reply to this the Aleut stooped down, went out of the door, and walked over to the bidarka, where it lay at the bank. The Young Alaskans\|Emerson Hough So he allowed himself to be led down to the water's edge, where he was put aboard his bidarka and a paddle thrust into his hand. Children of the Frost\|Jack London They sit in small hatch with apron all around their bodies, and the bidarka goes over the roughest sea and floats like a bladder. Our Little Alaskan Cousin\|Mary F. Nixon-Roulet British Dictionary definitions for bidarka bidarka bidarkee (baɪˈdɑːkiː) / (baɪˈdɑːkə) / noun a canoe covered in animal skins, esp sealskin, used by the Inuit of Alaska Word Origin for bidarka C19: from Russian baidarka, diminutive of baidara umiak Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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