ronko
- noun
- UK
:
barca de fondo plano
- She paddled the ronko gently across the lake.
Examples
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The fisherman used his ronko to catch fish in the river.
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They repaired the wooden ronko before using it to transport supplies across the water.
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Fishermen paddled their ronko quietly across the misty lake at sunrise.
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The children enjoyed a ride in the old ronko along the riverbank.
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Fishermen paddled their ronko quietly across the misty lake at sunrise.
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The children enjoyed a ride in the old ronko along the riverbank.
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They repaired the wooden ronko before using it to transport supplies across the water.
Synonyms
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1.0
A small vehicle used on water to carry people, like a rowboat or motorboat
13
1.0
A boat that is small and used for short trips on lakes or rivers
1
7.6
A small flat-bottom boat that people use in shallow water for fishing
1
9.4
A small boat with a flat bottom used on rivers and lakes to carry people or goods
1
2.9
A boat that carries people or goods along a river
A small boat with long poles on each side used for fishing and short trips
A boat used for catching or carrying fish
How Big
Surface Forms
Etymology
A helpful way to remember ronko as a small boat is to imagine a low, flat vessel that looks like a floating basket used to carry fish and goods. That's why ronko can mean a 'small flat-bottomed boat' for fishing or short transport.