Davit (noun)

A type of crane used for hoisting and lowering boats, anchors, and other heavy objects.

Origin:

The word 'davit' is derived from the middle english word 'dayvett', which comes from the old french word 'dayvet' meaning 'crane'. it refers to a type of crane used for hoisting and lowering boats, anchors, and other heavy objects.

Examples:

  1. The davit is a common feature on ships and boats.
  2. The davit was used to lower the lifeboat into the water.
  3. The davit is a versatile tool, used for many different tasks.
  4. The davit system is designed to handle heavy loads.
  5. The davit was tested for safety before use.
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