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Origin of belay – Our etymology dictionary has the origin of the word belay. Encyclopedia.com: Origins of over 17,000 words. ... Belay Technique...
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You're pretty close, except belay is an Old English word. It was belecgan by ... The earliest use of the word comes from 1752, and that quotation suggests that the word might be of some Far Eastern origin: "The Elevation of a Chinese Tower or Gazebo" (from New Designs for Chinese Temples, by William and John Halfpenny).
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Origin and Meaning of the baby names Belay. Meaning of Belay. What does Belay mean? Belay origin. Information about Belay. ... The origin of the name Belay is African...
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Search over 40,000 articles from the original, classic Encyclopedia Britannica, 11th Edition ... BELAY (from the same O. Eng. origin a... ... BELAY (from the same O. Eng. origin as " lay "; cf. Dutch beleggen)
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I just noted this phrase in a local story about the new Pirates of the Caribbean movie coming out: “Avast and belay!” I know these words are of English derivation, but have never heard the “belay” word before.
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Shopping: belay ... 3/4 Belay Gloves For Sale ... What is the origin of the surname Belay?
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Definition of belay from Webster's New World College Dictionary. Meaning of belay. Pronunciation of belay. Definition of the word belay. Origin of the word belay. ... Dictionary Home » Webster's New World College Dictionary » belay...
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The connection between Dutch and English sailors long remained a close one, and among later additions to the English sea-vocabulary which are probably Dutch in origin, are reef, belay, dock, mesh, aloof, and flyboat, which appear in the XVIth Century;
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