nave

Meaning

1. (feminine) ship, vessel (with a concave hull)
2. (abbreviation, alt-of, ellipsis, feminine) ellipsis of nave espacial (“craft, spaceship, spacecraft”) or nave estelar (“starship”)
3. (feminine) nave, aisle

Concepts

ship

🚢

nave

vessel

craft

boat

⛵

yacht

aisle

shed

smock

spaceship

starship

storeroom

vehicle

supply ship

barge

building

drogue

hall

hoy

liner

overalls

Synonyms

embarcación

barco

⛵

buque

🚢

navío

bote

⛵

automóvil

navio

barcos

lancha

⛵

vehículo

gabarra

carena

chuzo

nao

🚢

carro

pabellón

trasatlántico

vestíbulo

bajel

barca

Translations

Schiff

navio

🚢

navire

🚢

schip

🚢

nef

bateau

nau

🚢

nave

🚢

navis

🚢

vaisseau

🚢

πλοίο

σκάφος

vaixell

nave

🚢

Hyphenated as

na‧ve

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈnabe/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish: naf

Inherited from Latin: navis

Cognate with English: nave

In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish naf, naue, from Latin nāvem, nāvis, from Proto-Indo-European *néh₂us. Cognate with English nave, navigate, and navy.

Sentences

¡ Encontré una nave espacial !

I found a spaceship!

La nave de la iglesia presenta tres alturas .

The nave of the church has three heights.

Es la única catedral gallega que conserva su coro en la nave central .

It is the only Galician cathedral that retains its choir in the central nave.

Es de una sola nave y está dividida en capillas laterales .

It has a single nave and is divided into side chapels.

Consta de una única nave , dividida por tres arcos fajones.

It consists of a single nave, divided by three Fajon arches.

Cada nave tiene una sacristía adosada al muro del testero .

Each ship has a sacristy attached to the headboard wall.