Hansa
- proper noun
- Tourists enjoyed a guided tour aboard the historic Hansa docked in the harbor.
Examples
-
The Hansa ships were known for their speed and reliability.
-
The Hansa sailed across the Baltic Sea carrying valuable cargo.
-
After years of service, the old Hansa was finally retired from the fleet.
-
Many historical Hansa vessels are preserved in museums.
-
The cargo ship Hansa docked at the harbor after a long journey across the ocean.
-
Several historical records mention the merchant vessel Hansa trading along the Baltic Sea.
-
In 1615, a ship named Hansa played a crucial role in transporting goods to various European ports.
Synonyms
A name used for ships, often in honor of the Native American woman
A name used for several ships in history
A name given to a boat or ship
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hansa is often used for ships because it comes from an old German word hansa meaning 'company' or 'group' of traders, so naming a ship Hansa links it to merchant trade and sea journeys.