Shipwright (noun)

1. A person who designs and builds ships, especially wooden ones.
2. A skilled worker who specializes in the construction and maintenance of ships.

Origin:

The word comes from the words 'ship' and 'wright', which have old english origins.

Examples:

1. The shipwright was renowned for his ability to build seaworthy ships that could withstand rough seas.
2. The shipwright was hired to repair the damaged hull of the ship.
3. The shipwright was consulted by the sailors for his expertise in shipbuilding.
4. The shipwright used traditional techniques to build the wooden ship, which was a replica of an ancient vessel.
5. The shipwright was trained in the art of shipbuilding by his father, who was also a shipwright.