kayko (Meaning)
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kayko (n.)
The dog salmon.
Synonyms & Antonyms of kayko
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kayko Sentence Examples
- The kayko was a type of boat commonly used in the Mediterranean Sea during the Middle Ages.
- Kaykos were typically small, open boats with a single mast and a lateen sail.
- They were often used for fishing, trading, and transporting goods and people.
- Kaykos were also sometimes used for naval warfare.
- The kayko is a traditional Turkish boat that is still used today for fishing and transportation.
- Kaykos are typically made of wood and have a long, narrow hull.
- They are powered by a single sail or by oars.
- Kaykos are typically crewed by two or three people.
- They are often used to fish for sardines, anchovies, and mackerel.
- Kaykos are also used to transport goods and people between islands and coastal towns.
FAQs About the word kayko
The dog salmon.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The kayko was a type of boat commonly used in the Mediterranean Sea during the Middle Ages.
Kaykos were typically small, open boats with a single mast and a lateen sail.
They were often used for fishing, trading, and transporting goods and people.
Kaykos were also sometimes used for naval warfare.
