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Lascaux

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• Lateen

  [la-teen, luh-] /læˈtin, lə-/ adjective 1. pertaining to or having a lateen sail or sails. /ləˈtiːn/ adjective 1. (nautical) denoting a rig with a triangular sail (lateen sail) bent to a yard hoisted to the head of a low mast, used esp in the Mediterranean mid-18c., phonetic spelling of French latine in voile latine, literally […]

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