baghla

[ buhg-lah ]

/ ˈbʌg lɑ /

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noun

an Arabian sailing vessel, having lugsails on two or three masts, a straight, raking stem, and a transom stern.

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Also bag·ga·la

[buhg-uh-lah]. /ˈbʌg əˌlɑ/.

Origin of baghla

From the Arabic word baghlah literally, she-mule

Words nearby baghla

baggy, baggy green, bagh, Baghdad, bagheera, baghla, Bāghlān, bagie, bag it, bag job, bag lady