viada (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic Transcription

/ˈbja.ða/

Usage in Spanish

The word "viada" in Spanish is a nautical term used to refer to a type of shackle used on ships. It is a specific term related to nautical equipment. This word is rarely used in common language and is more commonly found in specialized nautical contexts.

Example Sentences

1. Los marineros necesitan reemplazar la viada del velero antes de zarpar.

2. The sailors need to replace the shackle on the sailboat before setting sail.

3. Por favor, verifica que la viada esté bien ajustada antes de fijar la vela.

4. Please check that the shackle is properly secured before hoisting the sail.

Idiomatic Expressions

There are no common idiomatic expressions in Spanish that include the word "viada."

Etymology

The etymology of the word "viada" in the nautical context comes from its use as a term to describe a specific type of shackle or fastening device used on ships.

Synonyms and Antonyms

• Synonyms: grillete, eslabón, manilla
• Antonyms: None commonly used in this specific nautical context.