baggala, baglo
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 44
[Arab.] [BUDGEROW.] A two-masted boat, more generally called a dow, used by the Arabs for commerce and also for piracy in the Indian Ocean. They vary from 200 to 250 tons burthen. băgged, pa. par. & a. [BAG, v.t.] 1. Gen. In senses corresponding to those of the verb. 2. Bot., . Resembling a bag or sack. Example, the inflated petals of some plants. băg'-get-ỹ, s. [BAGATY.]
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