Felucca
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 186
fe-luk'a, n. a boat with oais and bioad three-cornered sails, used in ihc Meducrianean [It. fcluca, which, like Fr. f louque, is from Ar. fulk, a ship Female, fe'nnil, adj of the sex that produces young pertaining to females. \boi having a instil or frmt-hcanng organ — one of the female sex. Fr. femelie—L fimelhi, a young female dim. ofJeniiua—obs jeo, to biing Inrth.] Feminine, ftni'i-mn, ttdj. pertaining to women tender, delicate womanly gram the gender denoting females —adv Fem'ininely. Lbee Female.]
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