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International Code of Signals
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INTRODUCTION.
The International Code of Signals consists of twenty-six flags — one for each letter
of the alphabet — and a Code Pennant.
Urgent and important signals are two-flag signals.
General signals are three-flag signals.
Geographical, Alphabetical Spelling Tables, and Vessels' Numbers are four-flag
signals.
The book is divided into three parts. The first part contains urgent and important
signals and all the tables of money, weights, barometric heights, etc., together with a
geographical list and a table of phrases formed with the auxiliary verbs.
The second part is an index. It consists of a general vocabulary and a geographical
index. It is arranged alphabetically.
The third part gives lists of the United States storm-warning, life-saving, time-
signal, and wireless telegraph stations, and of Lloyd's signal stations of the world. It
also contains semaphore and distant signal codes and the United States Army and Navy
and Morse Wigwag Codes.
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CONTENTS.
Page.
National colors worn by United States vessels Frontispiece
Flags of the principal maritime countries Plate II
Flags and pennants of the International Code (Front and rear) Plate III
Meanings of the flags and pennants of the International Code when hoisted singly with the Code
Pennant 7
Signals of distress 7
Signals for pilots 8
PABT I.
Instructions in signaling, including how to make alphabetical spelling signals 11
Alphabetical Spelling Table (alternative method of spelling words) — four flags, CBDF to CZYX 15
Numeral signals and how to make them .... 32
Numeral table (alternative method of making numeral signals) — Code Pennant under UA to Code
Pennant under ZY 33
Decimals and fractions — BCO to BDZ 34
Signals to be used only between vessels towing and being towed • 35
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
Flags AB toZY ,. 36
Compass table in degrees — ABC to AQC 45
Compass table in points and half points-^AQD to AST 46
United States and foreign moneys — ASU to AVJ '. 47
United States and foreign measures and weights — AVK to BCN * ' 51
List of countries in which the metric system is used. 55
Table for converting metrical measures and weights into their equivalents 55
Latitude and longitude — Code Pennant over AB to Code Pennant over KP - 56
Divisions of time and of latitude and longitude — Code Pennant over KQ to Code Pennant over QL. . 58
Barometer in inches and millimeters — Code Pennant over QM to Code Pennant over TS, 59
Thermometer according to the Fahrenheit, Centigrade, and Reaumur systems — Code Pennant over
TU to Code Pennant over ZY >'. 60
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Phrases formed with auxiliary verbs— REA to CWT 62
GEOGRAPHICAL LIST.
*
Names of places arranged according to their geographical position, showing International Code, time,
.' weather, life-saving, Lloyd's, and wireless telegraph signal stations of the world — ABCD to BFAU . 89
PART II.
INDEX.
General vocabulary— CXA to ZNP 143
Geographical index (names of places arranged in alphabetical order) — ABCD to BFAU 452
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6 CONTENTS.
PART III.
Page.
Storm-warning display stations of the United States 505
Time signals of the United States 509
United States naval wireless telegraph stations 512
Life-saving districts and stations of the United States , 515
Lloyd's signal stations of the world 522
Distant signals —
(a) Fixed semaphore for coast use 527
(6) International Code Signals 528
(c) Special signals 531
Semaphores and semaphoring by hand flags —
(a) British , 540
(6) French 542
United States Army and Navy Code ". 545
Morse code ' ' 547
CODE FLAGS AND PENNANTS.
PLATJE III
INTERNATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS.
MEANINGS OF FLAGS AND PENNANTS HOISTED SINGLY.
Signal.
Meaning.
■I am taking in (or, discharging) explosives.
■Yes, or, Affirmative.
— No, or, Negative.
— I have {or, have had) some dangerous infectious disease on board.
— I am about to sail ; all persons to report on board.
— I have a clean bill of health, but am liable to quarantine.
— I want a pilot. ,
MEANINGS OF FLAGS AND PENNANTS HOISTED WITH CODE FLAG.
Code Flag over A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
3
s
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
— I am on full-speed trial.
I am taking in {or, discharging) explosives.
— Yes, or, Affirmative.
No, or, Negative.
—Alphabetical Signal No. 1.*
Alphabetical Signal No. 2.*
—Alphabetical Signal No. 3.*
— Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer ; I have something important to communicate.
— I have not a clean bill of health.
— I have headway.
— I have stern-board. »
— I have (or, have had) some dangerous infectious disease on board. '
Numeral Signal No. 1. j
Numeral Signal No. 2. \
Numeral Signal No. 3,-f
— I am about to sail ; all persons to report on board.
I have a clean bill of health, but am liable to quarantine.
— Do not pass ahead of me.
■I want a pilot.
Do not overtake me.
My engines are stopped.
— My engines are going astern.
All boats are to return to the ship.
I will pass ahead of you.
—All ships of the convoy are to rejoin company.
— I will pass astern of you.
*For Instructions as to the use of these Signals, see page 18. fFor Instructions as to the use of these Signals, see page 32.
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INTERNATIONAL CODE SIGNALS OF DISTRESS.
(1) The International Code Signal of Distress indicated by NC;
(2) The distant signal, consisting of a square flag, having either above or below it a
ball or anything resembling a ball;
(3) The distant signal, consisting of a cone point upward, having either above it
or below it a ball or anything resembling a ball.
For other signals of distress see article 31 of the International Rules to Prevent
Collisions and article 31 of the Inland Rules to Prevent Collisions.
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SIGNALS OF DISTRESS.
INTERNATIONAL CODE SIGNALS FOR A PILOT.
(1) The International Code Pilot Signal indicated by PT ;
(2) The International Code Flag S, with or without the Code Pennant over it;
(3) The distant signal, consisting of a cone point upward, having above it two
balls or shapes resembling balls.
INTERNATIONAL CODE OE SIGNALS.
PART h
SIGNALS MADE BY FLAGS OF THE CODE.
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PART I.
INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL. .
In the following instructions the ship making the signal is called A; the ship signaled to is called B.
HOW TO MAKE A SIGNAL.
1. Ship A, -wishing to make a signal, hoists her Ensign with the Code Flag under it.
2. If more than one vessel or signal station is in sight, and the signal is intended
for a particular vessel or signal station, ship A should indicate which vessel or signal
station she is addressing by making the distinguishing signal (i. e., the signal letters)
of the vessel or station with which she desires to communicate.
3. If the distinguishing signal is not known, ship A should make use of one of the
signals DI to DQ (page 37). ^
4. When ship A has been answered by the vessel she is addressing (see paragraph 9),
she proceeds with the signal which she desires to make, first hauling down her Code
Flag if it is required for making the signal.
5. Signals should always be hoisted where they can best be seen, and not necessarily
at the masthead.
6. Each hoist' should be kept flying until ship B hoists her Answering Pennant
"close up" (see paragraph 10).
7. When ship A has finished signaling she hauls down her Ensign, and her Code
Flag, if the latter has not already been hauled down (see paragraph 4).
8. When it is desired to make a signal it should be looked out in the General
Vocabulary (pages 143-451), which is the index to the Signal Book.
HOW TO ANSWER A SIGNAL.
9. Ship B (the ship signaled to), on seeing the signal made by ship A, hoists her
Answering Pennant at the "dip."
(A flag is at the "dip" when it is hoisted about two-thirds of the way up, that is,
some little distance below where it would be when hoisted "close up.")
The Answering Pennant should always be hoisted where it can best be seen.
10. When A's hoist has been taken in, looked out in the Signal Book, and is under-
stood, B hoists her Answering Pennant "close up" and keeps it there until A hauls
her hoist down.
11. B then lowers her Answering Pennant to the ' ' dip, " and waits for the next hoist.
12. If the flags in A's hoist can not be made out, or if, when the flags are made out,
the purport of the signal is not understood, B keeps her Answering Pennant at the
"dip" and hoists the signal OWL or WCX, or such other signal as may meet the case;
and when A has repeated or rectified her signal, and B thoroughly understands it, B
hoists her Answering Pennant "close up."
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12 INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL. PART I.
NOTES ON SIGNALING.
1. Plurals.— To facilitate the translation of the Code into foreign languages, the
plura'ls of words given in the Signal Book have been omitted. The words should be
regarded as being used in the singular, unless the contrary is indicated by the context.
2. When making Signals for comparing Chronometers (page 58) or show-
ing the Mean Time vessel A is to hoist the signal denoting the hour (seepage 58),
and shortly after the signal has been answered by B dip it sharply to denote the precise
instant used for comparison. The signals denoting the minutes and seconds shoivn by
the chronometer at the instant of dipping are then to be hoisted. To insure accuracy,
a second comparison should be made.
«
3. In signaling Longitude or Time vessels should always reckon from the
meridian of Greenwich, except French and Spanish vessels, which will use the meridian
of Paris or Cadiz, respectively. If any doubt is entertained, the vessel to which the
signal is made should hoist NBL = What is your first meridian ?
4. Meridians.— The British Meridian is that of Greenwich. The Meridian of Paris
(Observatory) is 2° 20' 15" east of Greenwich, or 0 h. 9 m. 21 sees. The Meridian of
Cadiz (San Fernando Observatory) is 6° 12' 24" west of Greenwich, or 0 h. 24 m.
49.6 sees.
5. Passing Vessels. — Ships passing one another or Signal Stations will do well to
hoist the following signals in the order shown :
(1) National Colors with the Code Signal under them. {The Ensign should
be kept flying until all communication is ended; the Code Flag may be
hauled down if it is required for making a signal.)
(2) Ship's name (signal letters).
(3) Where from.
(4) Where bound.
(5) Number of days out.
(6) My longitude by chronometer is — .
The ensign should be dipped and rehoisted as a farewell.
When vessels are passing each other quickly, time will be saved if, instead of hoist-
ing the Answering Pennant, they exchange signals in the following manner :
On reading A's name (that is, distinguishing signal), B should hoist hers.
A should not haul down until she understands B's hoist, when both ships
should haul down together and proceed in the order suggested above.
6. Procedure -when signaling Names and Addresses. — The following course
is to be followed when making a signal which contains the ship's name and the owner's
name and address :
Ship A, wishing to obtain orders from her owner, will make —
(1) Her distinguishing signal (signal letters).
(2) The signal SW = I wish to obtain orders from my owner, Mr. — , at — .
(3) The owner's name, by spelling it letter by letter (see page 13) or by using
the Alphabetical Spelling Table (pages 14-15).
(4) The owner's address, by spelling it letter by letter (see page 13) or by using
the Alphabetical Spelling Table (pages 14-15). Signals from the Geo-
graphical Table (page 89) can also be used in some cases. Figures
can be made by the Numeral Signals on page 32 or by the Numeral
Table on page 33.
Part I.
INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL.
EXAMPLE.
13
Ship A wishes to get orders from her owner (say), Mr. C. Thomson, at 25 Broad
street, Few York.
Having hoisted her national colors with the Code Signal under them, she makes
the following signals :
1st hoist,
2d hoist,
3d hoist,
4th hoist,
5th hoist,
6th hoist,
7th hoist,
8th hoist,
9th hoist,
10th hoist,
11th hoist,
12th hoist,
13th hoist,
14th hoist,
15th hoist,
Her distinguishing signal (signal letters).
SW=J wish to obtain orders from my owner, Mr, , at .
Code flag over E=27ie signals which follow are alphabetical, [Before this signal
is made the Code Flag under the Ensign may be hauled down.)
0=c7.
Code Flag over F='Z)o£ between initials.
THOM )
SON
= Thomson.
Code Flag over M=The signal which follows is a numeral signal, and is to be
looked out in the Numeral Table (page 32) .
BE=25.
Code Flag over E=T7ie signals lohich follow are alphabetical. \
BRO)
AD
=Broad.
Code Flag over Gt=The Alphabetical Signals are ended,
WZN=Si7-eef.
AZOT =New York.
ALPHABETICAL (SPELLING) SIGNALS.
Under the arrangement explained below, every flag hoisted after Alphabetical
Signal No. 1 has been made, and until Alphabetical Signal No. 3, or Numeral Signal
No. 1 (see page 32) is made, represents the letter of the alphabet which has been allotted
to it in the Code. As each of the 26 letters of the alphabet is now represented by a flag,
any word can be spelled by this system.
If the word to be spelled consists of more than four letters, two or more hoists must
be used, as no hoist is to contain more than four flags, and, if any letter occurs more
than once in the word, this letter must on its second occurrence begin or be in a second,
hoist, and on its third occurrence must begin or be in a third hoist.
The following are the signals to be used :
Signal.
Meaning.
Code Flag over Flag E —
Code Flag over Flag F —
Code Flag over Flag & —
Alphabetical Signal No. 1, indicating that the flags hoisted after it
until Alphabetical Signal No. 3 or Numeral Signal No. 1 is made do
not, represent the signals in the Code, but are to be understood as
having their alphabetical meanings and express individual letters of
the alphabet which are to form words.
Alphabetical Signal No. 2, indicating the end of a word made by-
Alphabetical Signals, or dot between initials.
Alphabetical Signal No. 3, indicating that the Alphabetical Signals
are ended ; the signals which follow are to be looked out in the Code
in the usual manner.
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INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL.
EXAMPLE.
To spell "William J. Perry:"
1st hoist, Code Flag over T£=The signals which follow are alphabetical.
WIL
LIAM
Paet I.
2d hoist,
3d hoist,
= William.
4th hoist, Code Flag over F=End of the word (also means dot between initials)
5th hoist, 3= J.
6th hoist, Code Flag over F=Dot between initials (also means end of the word).
7th hoist, PER
8th hoist, RY
9th hoist, Code Flag over G= Alphabetical Signals are ended.
An alternative method of spelling words is provided by the Alphabetical Spelling
Table on page 15.
= Perry.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
Ibis Table can be used in communications between Vessels of all Countries employing the Soman characters,
A, B, C, etc. See also page 13 for alternative system of making Alphabetical Signals.
A.
CBHP
Adc
CBMD
Afm
UBQR
Ahw
CBVG
Akf
CBYS
Amp
CBHQ
Add
CBMF
Afn
CBQS
Ahx
CBVH
Akg
CBYT
Amq
CBDF
Aa
CBHR
Ade
CBMG
Afo
CBQT
Ahy
CBVJ
Akh
CBYV
Amr
CBDG
Aab
CBHS .
Adf
CBMH
Afp
CBQV
Ahz
CBVK
Aki
CBYW
Ams
CBDH
Aac
CBHT
Adg
CBMJ
Afq
CBQW
Ai
CBVL
Akj
CBYX
Amt
CBDJ
Aad
CBHV
Adh
CBMK
Afr
CBQX
Aia
CBVM
Akk
CBYZ
Amu
CBDK
Aam
CBHW
Adi
CBML
Afs
CBQY
Aib
CBVN
Akl
CBZD
Amv
CBDL
Ab
CBHX
Adj
CBMN
Aft
CBQZ
Aic
CBVP
Akm
CBZF
Amw
CBDM
Aba
CBHY
Adk
CBMP
Afu
CBRD
Aid
CBVQ
Akn
CBZG
Ami
CBDN
Abb
CBHZ
Adl
CBMQ
Afv
CBRF
Aie
CBVR
Ako
CBZH
Amy
CBDP
Abe
CBJD
Adm
CBMR
Afw
CBRG
Aif
CBVS
Akp
CBZJ
Amz
CBDQ
Aba
CBJF
Adn
CBMS
Afx
CBRH
Aig
CBVT
Akq
CBZK
An
CBDR
Abe
CBJG
Ado
CBMT
Afy
CBRJ
Aih
CBVW
Akr
CBZL
Ana
CBDS
Abf
CBJH
Adp
CBMV
Afz
CBRK
Aii
OBVX
Aks
CBZM
Anb
CBDT
Abg
CBJK
Adq
CBMW
Ag
CBRL
Aij
CBVY
Akt
CBZN
Anc
CBDV
Abh
CBJL
Adr
CBMX
Aga
CBRM
Aik
CBVZ
Aku
OBZP
Ana
CBDW
AM
CBJM
Ads
CBMY
Agb
CBRN
Ail
CBWD
Akv
CBZQ
Anf
CBDX
Abj
CBJN
Adt
CBMZ
Age
CBRP
Aim
CBWF
Akw
CBZR
Ang
CBDY
Abk
CBJP
Adu
CBND
Agd
CBRQ
Ain
CBWG
Akx
CBZS
Anh
CBDZ
Abl
CBJQ
Adv
CBNF
Age
OBRS
Aio
CBWH
Aky
CBZT
Ani
CBFD
Abm
CBJR
Adw
CBNG
Agf
CBRT
Aip
CBWJ
Akz
CBZV
Anj
CBFG
Abn
CBJS
Adx
CBNH
Agg
CBRV
Aiq
CBWK
Al
CBZW
Ank
CBFH
Abo
CBJT
Ady
CBNJ
Agh
CBRW
Air
CBWL
Ala
CBZX
Anl
CBFJ
Abp
CBJV
Adz
CBNK
Agi
CBRX
Ais
CBWM
Alb
CBZY
Anm
CBFK
Abq
CBJW
Ae
CBNL
Agj
CBRY
Ait
CBWN
Ale
CDBF
Ann
CBFL
Abr
CBJX
Aea
CBNM
Agk
CBRZ
Aiu
CBWP
Aid
CDBG
Anp
CBFM
Abs
CBJY
Aeb
CBNP
Agl
CBSD
Aiy
CBWQ
Ale
CDBH
Anq
CBFN
Abt
CBJZ
Aeo
CBNQ
Agm
CBSF
Aiw
CBWR
Alf
CDBJ
Anr
OBFP
Abu
CBKD
Aed
CBNR
Agn
CBSG
Aix
CBWS
Alg
CDBK
Ans
CBFQ
Abv
CBKF
Aee
CBNS
Ago
CBSH
Aiy
CBWT
Alh
CDBL
Ant
CBFR
Abw
CBKG
Aef
CBNT
-A-gp
CBSJ
Aiz
CBWV
Ali
CDBM
Anu
CBFS
Abx
CBKH
Aeg
CBNV
Agq
CBSK
Aj
CBWX
Alj
CDBN
Anv
CBFT
Aby
CBKJ
Aeh
CBNW
Agr
CBSL
Aja
CBWY
Alk
CDBP
Anw
CBFV
Abz
CBKL
Aei
CBNX
Ags
CBSM
Ajb
CBWZ
All
CDBQ
Anx
CBFW
Ac
CBKM
Aej
CBNY
Agt
CBSN
Ajc
CBXD
Aim
CDBR
Any
CBFX
Aca
CBKN
Aek
CBNZ
Agu
CBSP
Ajd.
CBXF
Aln
CDBS
Anz
CBFY
Acb
CBKP
Ael
CBPD
Agv
CBSQ
Aje
CBXG
Alo
CDBT
Ao
CBFZ
Ace
CBKQ
Aem
CBPF
Agw
OBSR
Ajf
CBXH
Alp
CDBV
Aoa
CBGD
Acd
CBKR
Aen
CBPG
Agx
CBST
Ajg
CBXJ
Alq
CDBW
Aob
CBGF
Ace
CBKS
Aeo
CBPH
Agy
CBSV
Ajh
CBXK
Air
CDBX
Aoc
CBGH
Acf
CBKT
Aep
CBPJ
Agz
CBSW
Aji
CBXL
Als
CDBY
Aoa
CBGJ
Acg
CBKV
Aeq
CBPK
Ah
CBSX
Ajj
CBXM
Alt
CDBZ
Aoe
CBGK
Ach
CBKW
Aer
CBPL
Aha
CBSY
Ajk
CBXN
All!
CDFB v
Aof
CBGL
Aci
CBKX
Aes
CBPM
Ahb
OBSZ
Ajl
CBXP
Alv
CDFG
Aog
CBGM
Acj
CBKY
Aet
CBPN
Ahc
CBTD
Ajm
CBXQ
Alw
CDFH
Aoh
CBGN
Aek
CBKZ
Aeu
CBPQ
Ahd
CBTF
Ajn
CBXR
Alx
CDFJ
Aoi
CBGP
Acl
CBLD
Aev
CBPR
Ahe
CBTG
Ajo
CBXS
Aiy
CDFK
Aoj
CBGQ
CBGR
Acm
CBLF
Aew
CBPS
Ahf
CBTH
Ajp
CBXT
Alz
CDFL
Aok
Acn
CBLG
Aex
CBPT
Ahg
CBTJ
AJq
CBXV
Am
CDFM
Aol
CBGS
Aco
CBLH
Aey
OBPV
Ahh
CBTK
Ajr
CBXW
Ama
CDFN
Aom
CBGT
Acp
Acq
CBLJ
Aez
CBPW
Ahi
CBTL
Ajs
CBXY
Amb
CDFP
Aon
CBGV
CBLK
Af
CBPX
Ahj
CBTM
Ajt
CBXZ
Amc
CDFQ
Aoo
CBGW
Acr
CBLM
Afa
CBPY
Ahk
CBTN
Aju
CBYD
Ama
CDFR
Aop '
CBGX
Acs
CBLN
Afb
OBPZ
Ahl
CBTP
Ajv
CBYF
Ame
CDFS
Aoq
CBGY
Act
CBLP
Afc
CBQD
Ahm
CBTQ
Ajw
CBYG
Amf
CDFT
Aor
CBGZ
Acu
CBLQ
Afd
CBQF
Ahn
CBTR
Ajx
CBYH
Amg
CDFV
Aos
CBHD
Acv
CBLR
Afe
CBQG
Aho
CBTS
Ajy
CBYJ
Amh.
CDFW
Aot
CBHF
Acw
OBLS
Aff
CBQH
Ahp
CBTV
Ajz
CBYK
Ami
CDFX
Aou
CBHG
Acx
CBLT
Afg
CBQJ
Ahq
CBTW
Ak
CBYL
Amj
CDFY
Aov
CBHJ
Acy
Acz
CBLV
Afh
CBQK
Ahr
CBTX
Aka
CBYM
Amk
CDFZ
Aow
CBHK
CBLW
Afl
CBQL
Ahs
CBTY
Akb
CBYN
Ami
CDGB
Aox
CBHL
Ad
CBLX
Afj
CBQM
Aht
CBTZ
Ako
CBYP
Amm
CDGF
Aoy
CBHM
Ada
CBLY
Afk
CBQN
Ahu
CBVD
Akd
CBYQ
Amu
CDGH
Aoz
CBHN
Adb
CBLZ
Afl
CBQP
Ahv
CBVF
Ake
CBYR
Amo
CDGJ
Ap
%■ (15)
16
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
Part I.
CDGK
Apa
CDLM
Aru
CDQN
Aun
CDVQ
Axg
CDZS
CFHJ
Bf
CDGL
Apb
CDLN
Arv
CDQP
Auo
CDVR
Axh
CDZT
CFHK
Bg
CDGM
Ape
CDLP
Arw
CDQR
Aup
CDVS
Axi
CDZV
CFHL
Bh
CDGN
Apd
CDLQ
Arx
CDQS
Auq
CDVT
Axj
CDZW
CFHM
Bi
CDGP
Ape
CDLR
Ary
CDQT
Aur
CDVW
Axk
CDZX
CFHN
Bia
CDGQ
Apf
CDLS
Arz
CDQV
Aus
CDVX
Axl
CDZY
CFHP
Bib
CDGR
Apg
CDLT
As
CDQW
Aut
CDVY
Axm
CFHQ
Bic
CDGS
Aph
CDLV
Asa
CDQX
Auu
CDVZ
Axn
CFHR
Bid
CDGT
Api
CDLW
Asb
CDQY
Auv
CDWB
Axo
CFHS
Bie
CDGV
Apj
CDLX
Asc
CDQZ
Auw
CDWF
Axp
CFHT
Bif
CDGW
Apk
CDLY
Asd
CDRB
Aux
CDWG
Axq
CFHV
Big
CDGX
Apl
CDLZ
Ase
CDRF
Auy
CDWH
Axr
CFHW
Bih
CDGY
Apm
CDMB
Asf
CDRG
Auz
CDWJ
Axs
CFHX
Bii
CDGZ
Apn
CDMF
Asg
CDRH
Av
CDWK
Axt
CFHY
Bij
CDHB
Apo
CDMG
Ash
CDRJ
Ava
CDWL
Axu
CFHZ
Bik
CDHF
App
CDMH
Asi
CDRK
Avb
CDWM
Axv
B.
CFJB
Bim
CDHG
Apq
CDMJ
Asj
CDRL
Ave
CD WW
Axw
CFJD
CFJG
Bin
CDHJ
Apr
CDMK
Ask
CDRM
Avd
CDWP
Axx
CFHD
Ba
Bio
CDHK
Aps
CDML
Asl
CDRN
Ave
CDWQ
Axy
CFBG
Baa
CKJH
Bip
CDHL
Apt
CDMN
Asm
CDRP
Avf
CDWR
Axz
CFBH
Bab
CFJK
Biq
CDHM
Apu
CDMP
Asn
CDRQ
Avg
CDWS
Ay
CFBJ
Bac
CFJL
Bir
CDHH
Apv
CDMQ
Aso
CDRS
Avh
CDWT
Aya
CFBK
Bad
CFJM
Bis
CDHP
Apw
ODMR
Asp
CDRT
Avi
CDWV
Ayb
CFBL
Bae
CFJN
Bit
CDHQ
Apx
CDMS
Asq
CDRV
Avj
CDWX
Aye
CFBM
Baf
CFJP
Biu
CDHR
Apy
CDMT
Asr
CDRW
Avk
CDWY
Ayd
CFBN
Bag
CFJQ
Biv
CDHS
Apz
CDMV
Ass
CDRX
Avl
CDWZ
Aye
CFBP
Bah
CFJR
Biw
CDHT
Aq
CDMW
Ast
CDRY
Avm
CDXB
Ayf
CFBQ
Bai
CFJS
Bix
CDHV
Aqa
CDMX
Asu
CDRZ
Avn
CDXF
Ayg
CFBR
Baj
CFJT
Biy
CDHW
Aqb
CDMY
Asv
CDSB
Avo
CDXG
Ayh
CFBS
Bak
CFJV
Biz
CDHX
Aqc
CDMZ
Asw
CDSF
Avp
CDXH
Ayi
CFBT
Bal
CFJW
Bj
CDHY
Aqd
CDNB
Asx
CDSG
Avq
CDXJ
Ayj
CFBV
Bam
CFJX
Bk
CDHZ
Aqe
CDNF
Asy
CDSH
Avr
CDXK
Ayk
CFBW
Ban
CFJY
Bl
CDJB
Aqf
CDNG
Asz
CDSJ
Avs
CDXL
Ayl
CFBX
Bao
CFJZ
Bla
CDJF
Aqg
CDNH
At
CDSK
Avt
CDXM
Aym
CFBY
Bap
CFKB
Ble
CDJG
Aqh •
CDNJ
Ata
CDSL
Avu
CDXN
Ayn
CFBZ
Baq
CFKD
Bli
CDJH
Aqi
CDNK
Atb
CDSM
Avv
CDXP
Ayo
CFDB
Bar
CFKG
Bio
CDJK
Aqj
CDNL
Ate
CDSN
Avw
CDXQ
Ayp
CFDG
Bas
CFKH
Bin
CDJL
Aqk
CDNM
Atd
CDSP
Avx
CDXR
Ayq
CFDH
Bat
CFKJ
Bly
CDJM
Aql
CDNP
Ate
CDSQ
Avy
CDXS
Ayr
CFDJ
Bau
CFKL
Bm
CDJN
Aqm
CDNQ
Atf
CDSR
Avz
CDXT
Ays
CFDK
Bav
CFKM
Bn
CDJP
Aqn
CDNR
Atg
CDST
Aw
CDXV
Ayt
CFDL
Baw
CFKN
Bo
CDJQ
Aqo
CDNS
Ath
CDSV
Awa
CDXW
Ayu
CFDM
Bax
CFKP
Boa
CDJR
Aqp
CDNT
Ati
CDSW
Awb
CDXY
Ayv
CFDN
Bay
CFKQ
Bob
CDJS
Aqq
CDNV
Atj
CDSX
Awe
CDXZ
Ayw
CFDP
Baz
CFKR
Boc
CDJT
Aqr
CDNW
Atk
CDSY
Awd
CDYB
Ayx
CFDQ
Bb
CFKS
Bod
CDJV
Aqs
CDNX
Atl
CDSZ
Awe
ODYF
Ayy
CFDR
Be
CFKT
Boe
ODJW
Aqt
CDNY
Atm
CDTB
Awl
CDYG
Ayz
CFDS
Bd
CFKV
Bof
CDJX
Aqu
CDNZ
Atn
CDTF
Awg
CDYH
Az
CFDT
Be
CFKW
Bog
CDJY
Aqv
CDPB
Ato
CDTG
Awb
CDYJ
Aza
CFDV
Bea
CFKX
Boh
CDJZ
Aqw
CDPF
Atp
CDTH
Awi
CDYK
Azb
CFDW
Beb
CFKY
Boi
ODKB
Aqx
CDPG
Atq
CDTJ
Awj
CDYL
Aze
CFDX
Bee
CFKZ
Boj
CDKF
Aqy
CDPH
Atr
CDTK
Awk
CDYM
Azd
CFDY
Bed
CFLB
Bok
CDKG
Aqz
CDPJ
Ats
CDTL
Awl
CDYN
Aze
CFDZ
Bee
CFLD
Bol
CDKH
Ar
CDPK
Att
CDTM
Awm
CDYP
Azf
CFGB
Bef
CFLG
Bom
CDKJ
Ara
CDPL
Atu
CDTN
Awn
CDYQ
Azg
CFGD
Beg
CFLH
Bon
CDKL
Arb
CDPM
Atv
CDTP
Awo
CDYR
Azh
CFGH
Beh
CFLJ
Bop
CDKM
Arc
CDPN
Atw
CDTQ
Awp
CDYS
Azi
CFGJ
Bei
CFLK
Boq
CDKN
Ard
CDPQ
Atx
CDTR
Awq
CDYT
Azj
CFGK
Bej
CFLM
Bor
CDKP
Are
CDPR
Aty
CDTS
Awr
CDYV
Azk
CFGL
Bek
CFLN
Bos
CDKQ
Arf '
CDPS
Atz
CDTV
Aws
CDYW
Azl
CFGM
Bel
CFLP
Bot
CDKR
Arg
CDPT
CDPV
An
CDTW
Awt
CDYX
Azm
CFGN
Bern
CFLQ
Bon
CDKS
Arh
Ana
CDTX
Awu
CDYZ
Azn
CFGP
Ben
CFLR
Bov
CDKT
Ari
GDPW
Aub
CDTY
Awv
CDZB
Azo
CFGQ
Beo
CFLS
Bow
CDKV
Arj
CDPX
Auc
CDTZ
Aww
CDZF
Azp
CFGR
Bep
CFLT
Box
CDKW
Ark
CDPY
And
CDVB
Awx
CDZG
Azq
CFGS
Beq
CFLV
Boy
CDKX
Arl
CDPZ
Aue
CDVF
Awy
CDZH
Azr
CFGT
Ber
CFLW
Boz
CDKY
Arm
CDQB
Auf
CDVG
Awz
CDZJ
Azs
CFGV
Bes
CFLX
Bp
CDKZ
Arn
CDQF
Aug
CDVH
Ax
CDZK
Azt
CFGW
Bet
CFLY
Bq
CDLB
Aro
CDQG
Auh
CDVJ
Axa
CDZL
Azu
CFGX
Beu
CFLZ
Br
CDLF
Arp
CDQH
Aui
CDVK
Axb
CDZM
Azv
CFGY
Bev
CFMB
Bra
CDLG
Arq
CDQJ
Auj
CDVL
Axe
CDZN
Azw
CFGZ
Bew
CFMD
Bre
CDLH
Arr
CDQK
Auk
CD.VM
Axd
CDZP
Azx
CFHB
Bex
CFMG
Bri
CDLJ
Ars
CDQL
Aul
CDVN
Axe
CDZQ
Azy
CFHD
Bey
CFMH
Bro
CDLK
Art
CDQM
Aum
CDVP
Axf
CDZR
Azz
CFHG
Bez
CFMJ
Bru
I
* Part I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
17
CFMK
Bry
CFQW
Cao
CFVY
Cic
CGBD
Cua
CGJF
Czl
CGMS
Deq
CFML
Bs
CFQX
Cap
CFVZ
Cid
CGBF
Cub
CGJH
Czm
CGMT
Der
CFMN
Bt
CFQY
Caq
CFWB
Cie
CGBH
Cue
CGJK
Czn
CGMV
Des
OFMP
Bu
CFQZ
Car
CFWD
Cif
CGBJ
Cud
CGJL
Czo
CGMW
Det
CFMQ
Bua
CFRB
Cas
CFWG
Cig
CGBK
Cue
CGJM
Czp
CGMX
Deu
CFMR
Bub
CFRD
Cat
CFWH
Cih
CGBL
Cuf
CGJN
Czq
CGMY
Dev
CFMS
Buc
CFRG
Cau
CFWJ
Cii
CGBM
Cug
CGJP
Czr
CGMZ
Dew
OFMT
Bud
CFRH
Cav
CFWK
Cij
CGBN
Cuh
CGJQ
Czs
CGNB
Dex
CFMV.
Bue
CFRJ
Caw
CFWL
Cik
CGBP
Cui
CG.IR
Czt
CGND
Dey
CFMW
Buf •
CFRK
Cax
CFWM
Cil
CGBQ
Cuj
CGJS
Czu
CGNF
Dez
CFMX
Bug
CFRL
Cay
CFWN
Cim
CGBR
Cuk
CGJT
Czv
CGNH
Df
CFMY
Buh
CFRM
Caz
CFWP
Cin
CGBS
Cul
CGJV
Czw
CGNJ
Dg
CFMZ
Bui
CFRN
Cb
CFWQ
Cio
CGBT
Cum
CGJW
Czx
,CGNK
Dh
CFNB
Buj
CFRP
Cc
CFWR
Cip
CGBV
Cun
CGJX
Czy
CGNL
Dha
CFND
Buk
CFRQ
Cd
CFWS
Ciq
CGBW
Cuo
CGJY
Czz
CGNM
Dhe
CFNG
Bui
CFRS
Ce
CFWT
Cir
CGBX
Cup
CGJZ
CGNP
Dhi
CFNH
Bum
CFRT
Cea
CFWV
Cis
CGBY
Cuq
CGNQ
Dho
CFNJ
Bun
CFRV
Ceb
CFWX
Cit
CGBZ
Cur
CGNR
Dhu
CFNK
Buo
CFRW
Ceo
CFWY
Ciu
CGDB
Cus
CGNS
Dhy
CFNL
Bup
CFRX
Ced
CFWZ
Civ
CGDF
Cut
CGNT
Di
CFNJM
Buq
CFRY
Cee
CFXB
Ciw
CGDH
Cuu
CGNV
Dia
CFNP
Bur
CFRZ
Cef
CFXD
Cix
CGDJ
Cuv
CGNW
Dib
CFNQ
Bus
CFSB
Ceg
CFXG
Ciy
CGDK
Cuw
CGNX
Die
CFNR
But
CFSD
Ceh
CFXH
Ciz
CGDL
Cux
CGNY
Did
OFNS
Buu
CFSG
Cei
CFXJ
Cj
CGDM
Cuy
CGNZ
Die
CFNT
Buv
CFSH
Cej
CFXK
Ck
CGDN
Cuz
D.
CGPB
Dif
CFNV
Buw
CFSJ
Cek
CFXL
CI
CGDP
Cv
CGPD
Dig
cfnw
Bux
CFSK
Cel
CFXM
Cla
CGDQ
Cva
CGKB
Da
CGPF
Dih
CFNX
Buy
CFSL
Cem
CFXN
Cle
CGDR
Cve
CGKD
Daa
CGPH
Dii
CFNY
Buz
CFSM
Cen
CFXP
Cli
CGDS
Cvi
CGKF
Dab
CGPJ
Dij
CFNZ
Bv
CFSN
Ceo
CFXQ
Clo
CGDT
Cvo
CGKH
Dae
CGPK
Dik
CFPB
Bw
CFSP
Cep
CFXR
Clu
CGDV
Cvu
CGKJ
Dad
CGPL
Dil
CFPD
Bx
CFSQ
Ceq
CFXS
Cly
CGDW
Cvy
CGKL
Dae
CGPM
Dim
CFPG
By
CFSR
Cer
CFXT
Cm
CGDX
Cw
CGKM
Daf
CGPN
Din
CFPH
Bya
CFST
Ces
CFXV
Cn
CGDY
Cx
CGKN
Dag
CGPQ
Dio
CFPJ
Bye
CFSV
Cet
CFXW
Co
CGDZ
Cy
CGKP
Dah
CGPR
Dip
CFPK
Byi
CFSW
Ceu
CFXY
Coa
CGFB
Cya
CGKQ
Dai
CGPS
Diq
CFPL
Byo
CFSX
Cev
CFXZ
Cob
CGFD
Cyb
CGKR
Daj
CGPT
Dir
CFPM
Byu
CFSY
Cew
CFYB
Coc
CGFH
Cyc
CGKS
Dak
CGPV
Dis
CFPN
Bz
CFSZ
Cex
CFYD
Cod
CGFJ
Cyd
CGKT
Dal
CGPW
Dit
CFPQ
CFTB
Cey
CFYG
Coe
CGFK
Cye
CGKV
Dam
CGPX
Diu
CFPR
CFTD
Cez
CFYH
Cof
CGFL
Cyf
CGKW
Dan
CGPY
Div
CFPS
CFTG
Cf
CFYJ
Cog
CGFM
Cyg
CGKX
Dao
CGPZ
Diw
CFPT
CFTH
Cg
CFYK
Coh
CGFN
Cyh
CGKY
Dap
CGQB
Dix
CFPV
CFTJ
Ch
CFYL
Coi
CGFP
Cyi
CGKZ
Daq
CGQD
Diy
CFPW
CFTK
Cha .
CFYM
Coj
CGFQ
Cyj
CGLB
Dar
CGQF
Diz
CFPX
CFTL
Chb
CFYN
Cok
CGFR
Cyk
CGLD
Das
CGQH
Dj
CFPY
. B
CFTM
Che
CFYP
Col
CGFS
Cyl
CGLF.
Dat
CGQJ
Dk
CFPZ
CFTN
Chd
CFYQ
Com
CGFT
Cym
CGLH
Dau
CGQK
Dl
CFTP
Che
CFYR
Con .
CGFV
Cyn
CGLJ
Dav
CGQL
Dla ,
CFTQ
Chf
CFYS
Coo
CGFW
Cyo
CGLK
Daw
CGQM
Die
CFTR
Chg
CFYT
Cop
CGFX
Cyp
CGLM
Dax
CGQN
Dli
CFTS
Chh
CFYV
Coq
CGFY
Cyq
CGLK
Day
CGQP
Dlo
CFTV
Chi
CFYW
Cor
CGF'Z
Cyr
CGLP
Daz
CQQR
Dlu
CFTW
Chj
CFYX
Cos
CGHB
Cys
CGLQ
Db
CGQS
Dly
CFTX
Chk
CFYZ
Cot
CGHD
Cyt
CGLR
Dc
CGQT
Dm
CFTY
Chi
CFZB
Cou
CGHF
Cyu
CGLS
Dd
CGQV
Dn
CFTZ
Chm
CFZD
Cov
CGHJ
Cyv
CGLT
De
CGQW
Do
C.
CFVB
Chn
CFZG
Cow
CGHK
Cyw
CGLV
Dea
CGQX
Doa
CFVD
Cho
CFZH
Cox
CGHL
Cyx
CGLW
Deb
CGQY
Dob
CFQB
Ca
CFVG
Chp
CFZJ .
Coy
CGHM
Cyy
CGLX
Dec
CGQZ
Doc
CFQD
Caa
CFVH
Chq
CFZK
Coz
CGHN
Cyz
CGLY
Ded
CGRB
Dod
CFQG
Cab
CFVJ
Chr
CFZL
Cp
CGHP
Cz
CGLZ
Dee
CGRD
Doe
CFQH
Cac
CFVK
Chs
CFZM
Cq
CGHQ
Cza
CGMB
Def
CGRF
Dof
CFQJ
Cad
CFVL
Cht
CFZN
Cr
CGHR
Czb
CGMD
Deg
CGRH
Dog
CFQK
CFQL
Cae
CFVM
Chu
CFZP
Cra
CGHS
Czc
CGMF
Deh
CGRJ
Doh
Caf
CFVN
Chv
CFZQ
Cre
CGHT
Czd
CGMH
Dei
CGRK
Doi
CFQM
Cag
CFVP
Chw '
CFZR
Cri
CGHV
Cze
CGMJ
Dej
CGRL
Doj
CFQN
Cah
CFVQ
Chx
CFZS
Cro
CGHW
Czf
CGMK
Dek
CGRM
Dok
CFQP
Cai
CFVR
Chy
CFZT
Cru
CGHX
Czg
CGML
Del
CGRN
Dol
CFQR
CFQS
CFQT
CFQV
Caj ,
CFVS
Chz
CFZV
Cry
CGHY
Czh
CGMN
Dem
CGRP
Dom
Cal '
CFVT
Ci
CFZW
Cs
CGHZ
Czi
CGMP
Den
CGRQ
Don
Cam
CFVW
Cia
CFZX
• Ct
CGJB
Czj
CGMQ
Deo
CGRS
Doo
Can
CFVX
Cib
CFZY
Cu
CGJD
Czk
CGMR
Dep
CGRT
Dop
10929—07-
18
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
Part I.
CGRV
Doq
CGWJ
Ead
CHBM
Eex
CHJP
Egk
CHNR
Ejd
CHST
Elx
CGRW
Dor
CGWK
Eae
CHBN
Ecy
CHJQ
Egl
CHNS
Eje
CHSV
Ely
CGRX
Dos
CGWL
Eaf
CHBP
Ecz
CHJR
Egm
CHNT
Ejf
CHSW
Elz
CGRY
Dot
CGWM
Eag
CHBQ
Ed
CHJS
Egn
CHNV
Ejg
CHSX
Em
CGRZ
Dou
CGWN
Eah
CHBR
Eda
CHJT
Ego
CHNW
Ejh
OHSY
Ema
CGSB
Dov
CGWP
Eai
GHBS
Edb
CHJV
Egp
CHNX
Eji
CHSZ
Emb
CGSD
Dow
CGWQ
Eaj
OHBT
Edc
CHJW
Egq
CHNY
Ejj
CHTB
Emc
CGSF
Dox
CGWR
Eak
OHBV
Edd
CHJX
Egr
CHNZ
Ejk
CHTD
Emd
CGSH
Doy
CGWS
Eal
OHBW
Ede
CHJY
Egs
CHPB
Ejl
CHTF
Erne
CGSJ
Doz
CGWT
Earn
CHBX
Edf
CHJZ
Egt
CHPD
Ejm
CHTG
Emf
CGSK
Dp
CGWV
Ean
CHBY
Edg
CHKB
Egu
CHPF
Ejn
OHTJ
Emg
CGSL
Dq
CGWX
Eao
CHBZ
Edh
CHKD
Egv
CHPG
Ejo
CHTK
Emh
CGSM
Df
CGWY
Eap
CHDB
Edi
CHKF
Egw
CHPJ
Ejp
CHTL
Emi
CGSN
Dra-
CGWZ
Eaq
CHDF
Edj
CHKG
Egx
CHPK
Ejq
CHTM
Emj
CGSP
Dre
CGXB
Ear
CHDG
Edk
CHKJ
Egy
CHPL
Ejr
CHTN
Emk
CGSQ
Dri
CGXD
Eas
CHDJ
Edl
CHKL
Egz
CHPM
Ejs
CHTP
Eml
CGSR
Dro
CGXF
Eat
CHDK
Edm
CHKM
Eh
CHPN
Ejt
CHTQ
Emm
CGST
Dru
CGXH
Ean
CHDL
Edn
CHKN
Eha
CHPQ
Eju
CHTR
Emn
CGSV
Dry
CGXJ
Eav
.OHDM
Edo
CHKP
Ehb
CHPR
Ejv
CHTS
Emo
CGSW
Ds
CGXK
Eaw
OHDN
Edp
CHKQ
Ebc
CHPS
Ejw
CHTV
Emp
CGSX
Dt
CGXL
Eax
CHDP
Edq
OHKR
Ehd
CHPT
Ejx
CHTW
Emq
CGSY
Du
CGXM
Eay
CHDQ
Edr
CHKS
Ehe
CHPV
Ejy
CHTX
Emr
CGSZ
Dua
CGXN
Eaz
CHDR
Eds
CHKT
Ehf
CHPW
Ejz
CHTY
Ems
CGTB
Dub
CGXP
Eb
CHDS
Edt
CHKV
Ehg
CHPX
Ek
CHTZ
Emt
CGTD
Due
CGXQ
Eba
CHDT
Edu
CHKW
Ebb.
CHPY
Eka
CHVB
Emu
CGTF
Dud
CGXR
Ebb
CHDV
Edv
CHKX
Ehi
CHPZ
Ekb
CHVD
Emv
CGTH
Due
CGXS
Ebc
CHDW
Edw
CHKY
Ehj
CHQB
Eke
CHVF .
Emw
CGTJ
Duf
CGXT
Ebd
CHDX
Edx
CHKZ
Ehk
CHQD
Ekd
CHVG
Emx
CGTK
Dug
CGXV
Ebe
CHDY
Edy
CHLB
Ehl
CHQF
Eke
CHVJ
Emy
CGTL
Duh
CGXW
Ebf
CHDZ
Edz
CHLD
Ehiu
CHQG
Ekf
CHVK
Emz
CGTM
Dui
CGXY
Ebg
CHFB
Ee
CHLF
Ehn
CHQJ
Ekg
CHVL
En
CGTN
Duj
CGXZ
Ebh
CHFD
Eea
CHLG
Eho
CHQK
Ekh'
CHVM
Ena
CGTP
Duk
CGYB
Ebi
CHFG
Eeb
CHLJ
Ehp
CHQL
Eki
CHVN
Enb
CGTQ
Dul
CGYD
Ebj
CHFJ
Eec
CHLK
Ehq
CHQM
Ekj
CHVP
Enc
CGTR
Dum
CGYF
Ebk
CHFK
Eed
CHLM
Ehr
CHQN
Ekk
CHVQ
End
CGTS
Dun
CGYH
Ebl
CHFL
Eem
CHLN
Ehs
CHQP
Ekl
CHVR
Ene
CGTV
Duo
CGYJ
Ebm
CHFM
Ef
CHLP
Eht
CHQR
Ekm
CHVS
Enf
CGTW
Dup
CGYK
Ebn
CHFN
Efa
CHLQ
Ehu
CHQS
Ekn
CHVT
Eng
OGTX
Duq
CGYL
Ebo
CHFP
Efb
CHLR
Ehv
CHQT
Eko
CHVW
Enh
CGTY
Dur
CGYM
Ebp
CHFQ
Efc
CHLS
Ehw
CHQV
Ekp
CHVX
Eni
CGTZ
Dus
CGYN
Ebq
CHFR
Efd
CHLT
Ehx
CHQW
Ekq
GHVY
Enj
CGVB
Dut
CGYP
Ebr
CHFS
Efe
CHLV
Ehy
CHQX
Ekr
CHVZ
Enk
CGVD
Duu
CGYQ
Ebs
OHFT
Eff
CHLW
Ehz
CHQY
Eks
CHWB
Enl
CGVF
Duv
CGYR
Ebt
CHFV
Efg
CHLX
Ei
CHQZ
Ekt
CHWD
Enm
CGVH
Duw
CGYS
Ebu
CHFW
Efh
CHLY
Eia
CHRB
Eku
CHWF
Enn
CGVJ
Dux
CGYT
Ebv
CHFX
Efl
CHLZ
Eib
CHRD
Ekv
CHWG
Eno
CGVK
Duy
CGYV
Ebw
CHFY
Efj
CHMB
Eic
CHRF
Ekw
CHWJ
Enp
CGVL
Duz
CGYW
Ebx
CHFZ
Efk
CHMD
Eid
CHRG
Ekx
CHWK
Enq
CGVM
Dv
CGYX
Eby
CHGB
Efl
CHMF
Eie
CHRJ
Eky
CHWL,
Em-
.CGVN
Dw
CGYZ
Ebz
CHGD
Efm
CHMG
Eif
CHRK
Ekz
CHWM
Ens
CGVP
Dx
CGZB
Ec
CHGF
Efn
CHMJ
Eig
CHRL
El
CHWN
Ent
CGVQ
Dy
CGZD
Eca
CHGJ
Efo
CHMK
Eib.
CHRM
Ela
CHWP
Enu
CGVR
Dya
CGZF
Ecb
CHGK
Efp
CHML
Eii
CHRN
Eft
CHWQ
CHWR
Env
CGVS
Dye
CGZH
Ecc
CHGL
Efq
CHMN
Eij
CHRP
Elc
Enw
CGVT
Dyi-
CGZJ
Ecd
CHGM
Efr
CHMP
Eik
CHRQ
Eld
CHWS
Enx
CGVW
Dyo ,
CGZK
Ece
CHGN
Efs
CHMQ
Eil
CHRS
Ele
CHWT
Eny
Enz
CGVX
Dyu
CGZL
Ecf
CHGP
Eft
CHMR
Eim
CHRT
Elf
CHWV
CGVY
Dz
CGZM
Ecg
CHGQ
Efu
CHMS
Ein.
CHRV
Elg
CHWX
Eo
CGVZ
CGZN
Ech
CHGR
Efv
CHMT
Eio
CHRW
Elh
CHWY
Eoa
CGZP
Eci
CHGS
Efw
CHMV
Eip
CHRX
Eli
CHWZ
Eob
CGZQ
Ecj
CHGT
Efx
CHMW-
Eiq
CHRY
Elj
CHXB
Eoc
CGZR
Eck
CHGV
Efy
CHMX
Eir
CHRZ
Elk
CHXD
Eod
OGZS
Eel
CHGW
Efz
CHMY
Eis
CHSB
Ell
CHXF
Eoe
CGZT
Ecm
CHGX
Eg
CHMZ
Eit
CHSD
Elm
CHXG
Eof
CGZV
Ecn
CHGY
Ega
CHNB
Eiu
CHSF
Ein
CHXJ
Eog
CGZW
Eco
CHGZ
Egb
CHND
Eiv
CHSG
Elo
CHXK
Eob.
CGZX
Ecp
CHJB
Egc
CHNF
Eiw
CHSJ
Elp
CHXD
Eoi
CGZY
Eeq
CHJD
Egd
CHNG
Eix
CHSK
Elq
CHXM
Eoj
Eok
E.
CHBD
Ecr
CHJF
Ege
CHNJ
Eiy
CHSL
Elr
CHXN
CHBF
Ecs
CHJG
Egf
CHNK
Eiz
CHSM
Els
CHXP
Eol
CGWB
Ea
CHBG
Ect
CHJK
Egg
CHNL
Ej
CHSN
Elt 1
CHXQ
CHXR
Eom
CGWD
Eaa
CHBJ
Ecu
CHJL
Egh
CHNM
Eja
CHSP
Elu
Eon
CGWF
Eab
CHBK
Ecv
CHJM
Egi
CHNP
Ejb
CHSQ
Elv
CHXS
Eoo
CGWH
Eac
CHBL
Ecw
CHJN
Egj
CHNQ
Ejc
CHSR
Elw
-CHXT
Eop
Part I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
19
CHXV
Eoq
CJDY
Erj
CJLB
Enc
CJQF
Eww
CJVH
Ezp
CJYT
Fes
CHXW
Eor
CJDZ
Erk
CJLD
Eud
CJQG
Ewx
CJVK
Ezq
CJYV
Fet
CHXY
Eos
CJFB
Erl
CJLF
Eue
CJQH
Ewy
CJVL
Ezr
CJYW
Feu
CHXZ
Eot
CJPD
Erni
CJLG
Euf
CJQK
Ewz
CJVM
Ezs
CJYX
Fev
CHYB
Eou
CJFG
Ern
CJLH
Eug
CJQL
Ex
CJVN
Ezt
CJYZ
Few
CHYD
Eov
CJFH
Ero
CJLK
Euh
CJQM
Exa
CJVP
Ezu
CJZB
Fex
CHYF
Eow
CJFK
Erp
CJLM
Eui
CJQN
Exb
CJVQ
Ezv
CJZD
Fey
CHYG
Eox
CJFL
Erq
CJLK
Euj
CJQP
Exc
CJVR
Ezw
CJZF
Fez
CHYJ
Eoy
CJFM
Err
CJLP
Euk
CJQR
Exd
CJVS
Ezx
CJZG
Ff
CHYK
Eoz
CJFN
Ers
CJLQ
Eul
CJQS
Exe
CJVT
Ezy
CJZH
Fg
CHYL
Ep
CJFP
Ert
CJLR
Eum
CJQT
Exf
CJVW
Ezz
CJZK
Fb
CHYM
Epa '
CJFQ
Eru
CJLS
Eun
CJQV
Exg
CJVX
CJZL
Fha
CHYN
Epb
CJFR
Erv
CJLT
Euo
CJQW
Exb
CJVY
CJZM
Fhe
CHYP
Epc
CJFS
Erw
CJLV
Eup
CJQX
Exi
CJVZ
CJZN
Fhi
CHYQ
Epd
CJFT
Erx
CJLW
Euq
CJQY
Exj
CJZP
Fho
CHYR
Epe
CJFV
Ery
CJLX
Eur
CJQZ
Exk
CJZQ
Fhu
CHYS
Epf
CJFW
Erz
CJLY
Eus
CJRB
Exl
CJZR
Fhy
CHYT
Epg
CJFX
Es
CJLZ
Eut
CJRD
Exm
CJZS
Fi
CHYV
Epb
CJFY
Esa
CJMB
Euu
CJRF
Exn
CJZT
Fia
CHYW
Epi
CJFZ
Esb
CJMD
Euv
CJRG
Exo
CJZV
Fib
CHYX
Epj
CJGB
Esc
CJMF
Euw
CJRH
Exp
CJZW
Fie
CHYZ
Epk
CJGD
Esd
CJMG
Eux
CJRK
Exq
CJZX
Fid
CHZB
Epl
CJGF
Ese
CJMH
Euy
CJRL
Exr
CKBD
Fie
CHZD
Epm
CJGH
Esf
CJMK
Euz
CJRM
Exs
F.
CKBG
Fif
CHZP
Epn
CJGK
Esg
CJ-ML
Ev
CJRN
Ext
CKBH
Fig
CHZG
Epo
CJGL
Esb
CJMN
Eva
CJRP
Exu
CJWB
Fa
CKBJ
Fib
CHZJ
Epp
CJGM
Esi
CJMP
Evb
CJRQ
Exv
CJWD
Faa
CKBL
■ Fii
CHZK ,
Epq
CJGN
Esj
CJMQ
Eve
CJRS
Exw
CJWF
Fab
CKBM
Fij
CHZL
Epr
CJGP
Esk
CJMR
Evd
CJET
Exx
CJWG
Fac
CKBN •
Fik
CHZM
Eps
CJGQ
Esl
CJMS
Eve
CJRV
Exy
CJWH
Fad
CKBP
Fil
: CHZN
Ept
CJGR
Esm
CJMT
Evf
CJRW
Exz
CJWK
Fae
CKBQ
Fiin
CHZP
Epu
CJGS
Esn
CJMV
Evg
CJRX
Ey
CJWL
Faf
CKBR
Fin
CHZQ
Epv
CJGT
Eso
CJMW
Evh
CJRY
Eya
CJWM
Fag
CKBS
Fio
CHZR
Epw
CJGV
Esp
CJMX
Evi
CJRZ
Eyb
CJWN
Fah
CKBT
Fip
CHZS
Epx
CJGW
Esq
CJMY
Evj
CJSB
Eye
CJWP
Fai
CKBV
Fiq
CHZT
Epy
CJGX
Esr
CJMZ
Evk
CJSD
Eyd
CJWQ
Faj
CKBW
Fir
CHZV
Epz
CJGY
Ess
CJNB
Evl
CJSF
Eye
CJWR
Fak
CKBX
Fis
CHZW
Eq
CJGZ
Est
CJND
Evm
CJSG
Eyf
CJWS
Fal
CKBY
Fit
CHZX
Eqa
CJHB
Esu
CJNF
Evn
CJSH
Eyg
CJWT
Fam
CKBZ
Fiu
CHZY
Eqb
CJHD
Esv
CJNG
Evo
CJSK
Eyb
CJWV
Fan
CKDB
Fiv
CJBD
Eqc
CJHF
Esw
CJNH
Evp
CJSL
Eyi
CJWX
Fao
CKDF
Fiw
CJBP
Eqd
CJHG
Esx
CJNK
Evq
CJSM
Eyj
CJWY
Fap
CKDG
Fix
CJBG
Eqe
CJHK
Esy
CJNL
Evr
CJSN
Eyk
CJWZ
Faq
CKDH
Fiy
CJBH
Eqf
CJHL
Esz
CJNM
Evs
CJSP
Eyl
CJXB
Far
CKDJ
Fiz
CJBK
Eqg
CJHM
Et
CJNP
Evt
CJSQ .
Eym
CJXD
Fas
CKDL
F.i
CJBL
Eqh
CJHN
Eta
CJNQ
Evu
CJSR
Eyn
CJXF
Fat
CKDM
Fk
CJBM
Eqi
CJHP
Etb
CJNR
Evv
CJST
Eyo
CJXG
Fau
CKDN
Fla
CJBKT
Eqj
CJHQ
Etc
CJNS
Evw
CJ8V
Eyp
CJXH
Fav
CKDP
Fie
CJBP
Eqk
CJHR
Etd
CJNT
Evx
CJSW
Eyq
CJXK
Faw
CKDQ
Fli
CJBQ
Eql
CJHS
Ete
CJNV
Evy
CJSX
Evr
CJXL
Fax
CKDR
Flo
CJBR
Eqm
CJHT
Etf
CJNW
Evz
CJSY
Eys
CJXM
Fay
CKDS
Flu
CJBS
Eqn
CJHV
Etg
CJNX
Ew
CJSZ
Eyt
CJXN
Faz
CKDT
Fly
CJBT
Eqo
CJHW
Etb
CJNY
Ewa
CJTB
Eyu
CJXP
Fb
CKDV
Fm
CJBV
Eqp
CJHX
Eti
CJNZ
Ewb
CJTD
Eyv
CJXQ
Fc
CKDW
Fn
CJBW
Eqq
CJHY
Etj
CJPB
Ewe
CJTF
Eyw
CJXR
Fd
CKDX
Fo
CJBX
Eqr
CJHZ
Etk
CJPD
Ewd
CJTG
Eyx
CJXS
Fe
CKDY
Foa
CJBY
Eqs
CJKB
Etl
CJPF
Ewe
CJTH
Eyy
CJXT
Fea
CKDZ
Fob
CJBZ
Eqt
CJKD
Etm
CJPG
Ewf
CJTK
Eyz
CJXV
Feb
CKFB
Foe
CJDB
Equ
CJKF
Etn
CJPH
Ewg
CJTL
Ez
CJXW
Fee
CKFD
Fod
CJDF
Eqv
CJKG
Eto
CJPK
Ewb
CJTM
Eza
CJXY
Fed
CKFG
Foe
CJDG
Eqw
CJKH
Etp -
CJPL
Ewi
CJTN
Ezb
CJXZ
Fee
CKFH
Fof
CJDH
Eqx
CJKL
Etq
CJPM
Ewj
CJTP
Ezc
CJYB
Fef
CKFJ
Fog
CJDK
Eqy
CJKM
Etr
CJPN
Ewk
CJTQ
Ezd
CJYD
Feg
CKFL
Fob
CJDL
Eqz
CJKN
Ets
CJPQ
Ewl
CJTR
Eze
CJYF
Feh
CKFM
Foi
CJDM
Er
CJKP
Ett
CJPR
Ewm
CJTS
Ezf
CJYG
Fei
CKFN
Foj
CJDN
Era
CJKQ
Etu
CJPS
Ewn
CJTV
Ezg
CJYH
Fej
CKFP
Fok
CJDP
Erb
CJKR
Etv
CJPT
Ewo
CJTW
Ezh
CJYK
Fek
CKFQ
Fol
CJDQ
Ere
CJKS
Etw
CJPV
Ewp
CJTX
Ezi
CJYL
Fel
CKFR
Fom
CJDR
Erd
CJKT
Etx
CJPW
Ewq
CJTY
Ezj
CJYM
Fern
CKFS
Fon
CTDS
Ere
CJKV
Ety
CJPX
Ewr
CJTZ
Ezk
CJYN
Fen
CKFT
Foo
CJDT
Erf
CJKW
Etz
CJPY
Ews
CJVB
Ezl
CJYP
Feo
CKFV
Fop
CJDV
Erg
CJKX
Eu
CJPZ
Ewt
CJVD
Ezm
CJYQ
Fep
CKFW
Foq
CJDW
Erb.
CJKY
Eua
CJQB
Ewu
CJVF
Ezn
CJYR
Feq
CKFX
For
CJDX
Eri
CJKZ
Eub
CJQD
Ewv
CJVG
Ezo
CJYS
Fer
CKFY
Fos
20
ALPHABETICAL, SPELLING TABLE.
PAKT I.
CKFZ
Fot
CKLP
Gab.
CKQR Gip
CKVS
Gun
CKZG
Hei
CLGK
Hoo
CKGB
Fou
CKLQ
Gai
CKQS
Giq
CKVT
Guo
CKZH
Hej
CLGM
Hop
CKGD
Fov
CKLR
Gaj
CKQT
Gir
CKVW
Gup
CKZJ
Hek
CLGN
Hoq
CKGF
Fow
CKLS
Gak
CKQV
Gis
CKVX
Guq
CKZL
Hel
CLGP
Hor
CKGH
Fox
CKLT
Gal
CKQW
Git
CKVY
Gur
OKZM
Hem
CLGQ
Hos
CKGJ
Foy
CKLV
Gam
CKQX
Giu
CKVZ
Gus
CKZN
Hen
CLGR
Hot
CKGL
Foz
CKLW
Gan
CKQY
Giv
CKWB
Gut
CKZP
Heo
CLGS
Hou
CKGM
Fp
CKLX
Gao
CKQZ
Giw
CKWD
Guu
CKZQ
Hep
CLGT
Hov
CKGN
Fq
CKLY
Gap
CKRB
Gix
CKWF
Guv
CKZR
Heq
CLGV
How
CKGP
Fr
CKLZ
Gaq
CKRD
Giy
CKWG
Guw
CKZS
Her
CLGW
Hox
CKGQ
Fra
CKMB
Gar
CKRF
Giz
CKWH
Gux
CKZT
Hes
CLGX
Hoy
CKGR
Fre
CKMD
Gas
CKRG
Gj
CKWJ
Guy
CKZV
Het
CLGY
Hoz
CKGS
Fri
CKMF
Gat
CKRH
Gk
CKWL
Guz
CKZW
Heu
CLGZ
Hp
CKGT
Fro
CKMG
Gau
CKRJ
Gl
CKWM
Gv
CKZX
Hev
CLHB
Hq
CKGY
Fru
CKMH
Gav
CKRL
Gla
CKWN
Gw
CKZY
Hew
CLHD
Hr
CKGW
Fry
CKMJ
Gaw
CKRM
Gle
CKWP
Gs
CLBD
Hex
CLHF
Hra
CKGX
Fs
CKML
Gax
CKRN
Gli
CKWQ
Gy
CLBF
Hey
CLHG
Hre
CKGY
Ft
CKMST
Gay
CKRP
Glo
CKWR
Gya
CLBG
Hez
CLHJ
Hri
CKGZ
Fu
CKMP
Gaz
CKRQ
Glu
CKWS
Gye
CLBH
Hf
CLHK
Hro
CKHB
Fua
CKMQ
Gb
CKRS
Gly
CKWT
Gyi
CLBJ
Hg
CLHM
Hru
CKHD
Fub
CKMR
Gc
CKRT
Gm
CKWV
Gyo
CLBK
Hh
CLHN
Hry
CKHF
Fuc
CKMS
Gd
CKRV
Gn
CKWX
Gyu
CLBM
Hi
CLHP
Hs
CKHG
Fud
CKMT
Ge
CKRW
Go
CKWY
Gz
CLBN
Hia
CLHQ
Ht
CKHJ
Fue
CKMV
Gea
CKRX
Goa
CKWZ
CLBP
Hib
CLHR
Hu
CKHL
Fuf
CKMW
Geb
CKRY
Gob
CLBQ
Hie
CLHS
Hua
CKHM
Fug
CKMX
Gee
CKRZ
Goc
CLBR
Hid
CLHT
Hub
CKHN
Fuh
CKMY
Ged
CKSB
God
CLBS
Hie
CLHV
Hue
CKHP
Fui
CKMZ
Gee
CKSD
Goe
CLBT
Hif
CLHW
Hud
CKHQ
Fuj
CKNB
Gef
CKSF
Gof
CLBV
Hig
CLHX
Hue
CKHR
Fuk
CKND
Geg
CKSG
Gog
CLBW
Hih
CLHY
Huf.
CKHS
Fal
CKNF
Geb
CKSH
Goh
CLBX
Hii
CLHZ
Hug
CKHT
Fum
GKNG
Gei
CKSJ
Goi
CLBY
Hij
CLJB
Huh
CKHV
Fun
CKNH.
Gej
CKSL
Goj
CLBZ
Hik
CLJD
Hui
CKHW
Fuo
CKNJ
Gek
CKSM
Gok
H.
CLDB
Hil
CLJF
Huj
CKHX
Fup
CKNL
Gel
CKSN
Gol
CLDF
Him
CLJG
Huk
CKHY
Fuq
CKNM
Gem
CKSP
Gom
CKXB
Ha
CLDG
Hin
CLJH
Hul
CKHZ
Fur
CKNP
Gen
CKSQ
Gon
CKXD
Haa
CLDH
Hio
CLJK
Hum
CKJB
Fus
CKNQ
Geo
CKSR
Goo
CKXF
Hab
CLDJ
Hip
CLJM
Hun
CKJD
Fut
CKNR
Gep
CKST
Gop
CKXG
Hac
CLDK
Hiq
CLJN
Huo
CKJF
Fuu
CKNS
Geq
CKSV
Goq
CKXH
Had
CLDM
Hir
CLJP
Hup
Huq
CKJG
Fuv
CKNT
Ger
CKSW
Gor
CKXJ
Hae
CLDN
His
CLJQ
CKJH
Fuw
CKNV
Ges
CKSX
Gos
CKXL
Haf
CLDP
Hit
CLJR
Hur
CKJL
Fux
CKNW
Get
CKSY
Got
CKXM
Hag
CLDQ
Hiu
CLJS
Hus
CKJM
Fuy
CKNX
Geu
CKSZ
Gou
CKXN
Hab
CLDR
Hiv
CLJT
Hut
CKJN
Fuz
CKNY
Gev
CKTB
Gov
CKXP
Hai
CLDS
Hiw
CLJV
Huu
CKJP
Fv
CKNZ
Gew
CKTD'
Gow
CKXQ
Haj
CLDT
Hix
CLJW
Huv
CKJQ
Fw
CKPB
Gex
CKTF
Gox
CKXR
Hak
CLDV
Hiy
CLJX
Huw
CKJR
Fx
CKPD
Gey
CKTG
Goy
CKXS
Hal
CLDW
Hiz
CLJY
Hux
CKJS
Fy
CKPF
Gez
CKTH
Goz
CKXT
Ham
CLDX
Hj
CLJZ
Huy
Huz
CKJT
Fya
CKPG
Gf
CKTJ
Gp
CKXV
Han
CLDY
Hk
CLKB
CKJV
Fye
CKPH
Gg
CKTL
Gq
CKXW
Hao
CLDZ
HI
CLKD
Hv
CKJW
Fyi
CKPJ
Gh
CKTM
Gr
CKXY
Hap
CLFB
Hla
CtKF
Hw
CKJX
Fyo
CKPL
Gha
CKTN
Gra
CKXZ
Haq
CLFD
Hie
CLKG
Hx
CKJY
Fyu
CKPM
Ghe
CKTP
Gre
CKYB
Har
CLFG
Hli
CLKH
Hy
Hya
Hye
Hyi
Hyo
Hyu
Hyy
Hz
CKJZ
Fz
CKPN
Gbi
CKTQ
Gri
CKYD
Has i
CLFH
Hlo
CLKJ
CKPQ
Gbo
CKTR
Gro
CKYF
Hat
CLFJ
Hlu
CLKM
CKPR
Ghu
CKTS
Gru
CKYG
Hau
CLFK
Hly
CLKN
CKPS
9fr
CKTV
Gry
CKYH
Hav
CLFM
Hm
CLKP
CKPT
Gi
CKTW
Gs
CKYJ
Haw
CLFN
Hn
CLKQ
CLKR
CKPV
Gia
CKTX
Gt
CKYL
Hax
CLFP
Ho
CKPW
Gib
CKTY
Gu
CKYM
Hay
CLFQ
Hoa
CLKS
CKPX
Gic
CKTZ
Gua
CKYN
Haz
CLFR
Hob
CLKT
CKPY
Gid
CKVB
Gub
CKYP
Hb .
CLFS
Hoc
CLKV
CKPZ
Gie
OKVD
Guc
CKYQ
He
CLFT
Hod
CLKW
G.
CKQB
Gif
OKVF
Gud
CKYR
Hd
CLFV
Hoe
CLKX
CKQD
Gig
OKVG
Gue
CKYS ■
He
CLFW
Hof
CLKY
OKLB
Ga
CKQF
Gih
CKVH
Guf
CKYT
Hea
CLFX
Hog
Hoh
CLKZ
CKLD
Gaa
CKQG
Gii
CKVJ
Gug
CKYV
Heb
CLFY
OKLF
Gab .
CKQH
Gij
CKVL
Guh
CKYW
Hec
CLFZ
Hoi
OKLG
Gac
CKQJ
Gik
CKVM
Gui
CKYX
Hed
CLGB
Hoj
CKLH
Gad
CKQL
Gil
CKVN
Guj
CKYZ
Hee
CLGD
Hok
CKLJ
Gae
CKQM.
Gim
CKVP
Guk
CKZB
Hef
CLGF
Hoi
CKLM
Gaf
CKQN
Gin
CKVQ
Gul
CKZD
Heg
CLGH
Horn
CKLN
Gag
OKQP
Gio
OKVR
Gum
CKZF
Heh
CLGJ
Hon
.
Part I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
21
I.
CLRB
Iil
CLWF
He
CMBJ
Iny
CMHL
Iqr
CMNP
Itk
CLRD
Iim
CLWG
Ilf
CMBK
Inz
CMHN
Iqs
CMNQ
Itl
CLMB
la
CLRF
Iin
CLWH
Ilg
CMBL
Io
CMHP
Iqt
CMNR
Itm
CLMD
Iaa
CLRG
Iio
CLWJ
Ilh
CMBN
Ioa
CMHQ
Iqu
CMNS
Itn
CLMF
lab
CLRH
lip
CLWK
m
CMBP
lob
CMHR
Iqv
CMNT
Ito
CLMG
lac
CLRJ
Iiq
CLWM
Ilj
CMBQ
Ioc
CMHS
Iqw
CMNV
Itp
CLMH
lad
CLRK
Iir
CLWN
Ilk
CMBR
Iod
CMHT
Iqx
CMNW
Itq
CLMJ
Iae
CLRM
lis
CLWP
111
CMBS
Ioe
CMHV
iqy
CMNX
Itr
CLMK
Iaf
CLRN
lit
CLWQ
Ilm
CMBT
Iof
CMHW
Iqz
CMNY
Its
CLMN
lag
CLRP
Iiu
CLWR
Iln
CMBV
log
CMHX
Ir
CMNZ
Itt
CLMP
Iah
CLRQ
Iiv
CLVVS
Ilo
CMBW
Ioh
CMHY
Ira
CMPB
Itu
CLMQ
Iai
CLRS
Iiw
CLWT
Up
CMBX
Ioi
CMHZ
Irb
CMPD
Itv
CLMR
Iaj
CLRT
Iix
CLWV
Ilq
CMBY
loj
CMJB
Ire
CMPF
Itw
CLMS
Iak
CLRV
iiy
CLWX
Ilr
CMBZ
Iok
CMJD
Ird
CMPG
Itx
CLMT
Ial
CLRW
Iiz
CLWY
lis
CMDB
Iol
CMJF
Ire
CMPH
Ity
CLMV
lam
CLRX
Ij
CLWZ
lit
CMDF
lorn
CMJG
Irf
CMPJ
Itz
CLMW
Ian
CLRY
Ija.
CLXB
Ilu
CMDG
Ion
CMJH
Irg
CMPK
Iu
CLMX
Iao
CLRZ
Ijb
CLXD
Ilv
CMDH
loo
CMJK
Irb
CMPL
Iua
CLMY
lap
CLSB
Ijc
CLXF
Iiw
CMDJ
lop
CMJL
Iri
CMPN
Iub
CLMZ
Iaq
CLSD
Ijd
CLXG
Ilx
CMDK
Ioq
CMJN
Hj
CMPQ
Iuc
CLNB
Iar
CLSF
Ije
CLXH
iiy
CMDL
lor
CMJP
Irk
CMPR
Iud
CLND
las
CLSG
Ijf
CLXJ
Hz
CMDN.
Ios
CMJQ
Irl
CMPS
Iue
CLNF
Iat
CLSH
Ijg
CLXK
Im
CMDP
lot
CMJR
Irm
CMPT
Iuf
CLNG
Iau
CLSJ
Ijb
CLXM
Ima
CMDQ
Ion
CMJS
Im
CMPV
Ing
CLNH
lav
CLSK
Iji
CLXN
Imb
CMDR
Iov
CMJT
Iro
CMPW
Iuh
CLNJ
law
CLSM
Ijj
CL'XP
Imo
CMDS
low
CMJV
Irp
CMPX
Iui
CLNK
lax
CLSN
Ijk
CLXQ
Imd
CMDT
Iox
CMJW
Irq
CMPY
Iuj
CLNM
lay
CLSP
Ijl
CLXR
Ime
CMDV
Ioy
CMJX
Irr
CMPZ
Iuk
CLNP
Iaz
CLSQ
IJH1
CLXS
Imf
CMDW
Ioz
CMJY
Irs
CMQB
Iul
CLNQ
lb
CLSR
Ijn
CLXT
Img
CMDX
Ip
CMJZ
Irt
CMQD
Ium
CLNR
Ic
CLST
Ijo
CLXV
Imb.
CMDY
Ipa
CMKB
Iru
CMQF
Iun
CLNS
Id
CLSV
IJP
CLXW
Iini
CMDZ
Ipb
CMKD
Irv
CMQG
Iuo
CLNT
Ie
CLSW
ijq
CLXY
Imj
CMFB .
Ipc
CMKF
Irw
CMQH
Iup
CLNV
lea
CLSX
Ijr
CLXZ
Imk
CMFDv
Ipd
CMKG
Irx
CMQJ
Iuq
CLNW
Ieb
CLSY
Ijs
CLYB
Iml
CMFG
Ipe
CMKH
Iry
CMQK
Inr
CLNX
Iec
CLSZ
Ijt
CLYD
Imm
CMFH
Ipf
CMKJ
Irz
CMQL
Ins
CLNY
led
CLTB
Iju
CLYF
Imn
CMFJ
Ipg
CMKL
Is
CMQN
Hit
CLNZ
lee
CLTD
Ijv •
CLYG
Imo
CMFK
Ipb
CMKN
Isa
CMQP
Iun
CLPB
Ief
CLTF
Iiw
CLYH
Imp
CMFL
Ipi
CMKP
Isb
CMQR
Iuv
CLPD
leg
CLTG
Ijx
CLYJ
Imq
CMFN
IP3
CMKQ
Isc
CMQS
Iuw
CLPF
Ieh
CLTH
ijy
CLYK
Imr
CMFP
Ipk
CMKR
Isd
CMQT
lux
CLPG
lei
CLTJ
Ijz
CLYM
Ims
CMFQ
Ipl
CMKS
Ise
CMQV
Iny
CLPH
Iej
CLTK
Ik
CLYN
Imt
CMFR
Ipm
CMKT
Isf
CMQW
Iuz
CLPJ
Iek
CLTM
Ika
CLYP
Iinu
CMFS
Ipn
CMKV
Isg
CMQX
Iv
CLPK
Iel
CLTN
Ikb
CLYQ
Imv
CMFT
Ipo
CMKW
Ish
CMQY
Iva
CLPM
Iem
CLTP
Ike
CLYR
Imw
CMFV
Ipp
CMKX
Isi
CMQZ
Iyb
CLPN
Ien
CLTQ
Ikd
CLYS
Imx
CMFW
Ipq
CMKY
Isj
CMRB
Ive
CLPQ
Ieo
CLTR
Ike
CLYT
Imy
CMFX
Ipr
CMKZ
Isk
CMRD
Ivd
CLPR
Iep
CLTS
Ikf
CLYV
Imz
CMFY
Ips
CMLB
Isl
CMRF
Ive
CLPS
Ieq
CLTV
Ikg
CLYW
In
CMFZ
Ipt
CMLD
Ism
CMRG
Ivf
OLPT
Ier
CLTW
Ikb
CLYX
Ina
CMGB
Ipu
CMLF
Isn
CMRH
Ivg
CLPV
Ies
CLTX
Iki
CLYZ
Inb
CMGD
Ipv
CMLG
Iso
CMRJ
Ivb :
CLPW
let
CLTY
Ikj
CLZB
Inc
CMGF
Ipw
CMLH
Isp
CMRK
Ivi
CLPX
leu
CLTZ
Ikk
CLZD
Ind
CMGH
Ipx
CMLJ
Isq
CMRL
Ivj ;
CLPY
lev
CLVB
Ikl
CLZF
Ine
CMGJ
ipy
CMLK
Isr
CMRN
Ivk .
CLPZ
lew
CLVD
Ikm
CLZG
Inf
CMGK
Ipz
CMLN
Iss
CMRP
Ivl ;
CLQB
CLQD
CLQF
CLQG
CLQH
CLQJ
CLQK
CLQM
CLQN
CLQP
CLQR
CLQS
CLQT
CLQV
CLQW
CLQX
CLQY
CLQZ
lex
CLVF
Ikn
CLZH
Ing
CMGL
Iq
CMLP
1st
CMRQ
Ivm
ley
CLVG
Iko
CLZJ
Inh
CMGN
Iqa
CMLQ
Isu
CMRS
Ivn
Iez
CLVH
Ikp
CLZK
Ini
CMGP
Iqb
CMLR
Isv
CMRT
Ivo
If
CLVJ
Ikq
CLZM
In.i
CMGQ
Iqc
CMLS
Isw
CMRV
Ivp
Ih
CLVK
Ikr
CLZN
Ink
CMGR
Iqd
CMLT
Isx
OMRW
Ivq
CLVM
Iks
CLZP
In!
CMGS
Iqe
CMLV
Isy
CMRX
Ivr
Ii
CLVN
Ikt
CLZQ
Inm
CMGT
Iqf
CMLW
Isz
CMRY
Ivs
Iia
CLVP
Iku
CLZR
Inn
CMGV
iqg
CMLX
It
CMRZ
Ivt
lib
CLVQ
Ikv
CLZS
Ino
CMGW
Iqh
CMLY
Ita
CMSB
Ivu
lie
CLVR
Ikw
CLZT
Inp
CMGX
Iqi
CMLZ
Itb
CMSD
Ivv
lid
CLVS
Ikx
CLZV
Inq
CMGY
Iqj
CMNB
Itc
CMSF
Ivw
lie
CLVT
Iky
CLZW
Inr
CMGZ
Iqk
CMND
ltd
CMSG
Ivx
Iif
CLVW
Ikz
CLZX
Ins
CMHB
Iql
CMNF
Ite
CMSH
Ivy
Iig
Iih
CLVX
11
CLZY
Int
CMHD
Iqm
CMNG
Itf
CMSJ
Ivz
CLVY
Ila
CMBD
Imi
CMHF
Iqn
CMNH
Kg
OMSK
Iw
Iii
CLVZ
lib
CMBF
Inv
CMHG
Iqo
CMNJ
Itb
CMSL .
Iwa
Iij
CLWB
He
CMBG
Inw
CMHJ
Iqp
CMNK
Iti
CMSN
Iwb
Iik
CLWD
lid
CMBH
Inx
CMHK
Iqq
CMNL
Itj
CMSP
Iwc
22
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
Part I.
CMSQ
Iwd
CMXS
Iyx
CNDH
Jati
CNJK
JI
CNPL
Jv
CNSX
Keu
CMSR
Iwe
CMXT
lyy
CNDJ
Jav
CNJL
Jla
CNPM
Jw
CNSY
Kev
CMST
Iwf
CMXV
Iyz
CNDK
Jaw
CNJM
Jle
CNPQ
Jx
CNSZ
Kew
CMSV
Iwg
CMXW
Iz
CNDL
Jax
CNJP
Jli
CNPR
Jy
CNTB
Kex
CMSW
Iwh
CMXY
Iza
CNDM
Jay
CNJQ
Jlo
CNPS
Jya
CNTD
Key
CMSX
Iwi
CMXZ
Izb
CNDP
Jaz
CNJR
Jlu
CNPT
Jye
CNTF
Kez
CMSY
Iwj
CMYB
Izc
CKDQ
Jb
CNJS
Jly
CNPV
Jyi
CNTG
Kf
CMSZ
Iwk
CMYD
Izd
CNDR
Jc
CNJT
Jm
CNPW
Jyo
CNTH
Kg
CMTB
Iwl
CMYF
Ize
CNDS
Jd
CNJV
Jn
CNPX
Jyu
CNTJ
Kh
CMTD
Iwm
CMYG
Izf
CNDT
Je
CNJW
Jo
CNPY
Jyy
CNTK
Kha
CMTF
Iwn
CMYH
Izg
CNDV
Jea
CNJX
Joa
CNPZ
Jz
CNTL
Khe
CMTG
Iwo
CMYJ
Izb
CNDW
Jeb
CNJY
Job
CNTM
Khi
CMTH
Iwp
CMYK
Izi
CNDX
Jec
CNJZ
Joe
CNTP
Kho
CMTJ
Iwq
CMYL
Izj
CNDY
Jed
CNKB
Jod
CNTQ
Kbu
CMTK
Iwr
CMYN
Izk
CNDZ
Jee
CNKD
Joe
CNTR
Khy
CMTL
Iws
CMYP
Izl
CNFB
Jef
CNKF
Jof
CNTS
Ki
CMTN
Iwt
CMYQ
Izm
CNFD
Jeg
CNKG
Jog
*
CNTV
Kia
CMTP
Iwu
CMYR
Izn
CTTFG
Jeh
CNKH
Job.
CNTW
Kib
CMTQ
Iwv
CMYS
Izo
CNFH
Jei
CNKJ
Joi
CNTX
Kic
CMTR
Iww
CMYT
Izp
CNFJ
Jej
CNKL
Joj
CNTY
Kid
CMTS
Iwx
CMYV
Izq
CNFK
Jek
CNKM
Jok
CNTZ
Kie
CMTV
Iwy
CMYW
Izr
CTTFL
Jel
CNKP
Jol
K.
GNVB
Kif
CMTW
Iwy
CMYX
Izs
CNFM
Jem
CNKQ
Jom
CNVD
Kig
CMTX
Ix
CMYZ
Izt
CNFP
Jen
CNKR
Jon
CNQB
Ka
CNVF
Kih
CMTY
Ixa
CMZB
Izu
CNFQ
Jeo
CNKS
Joo
CNQD
Kaa
CNVG
Kii
CMTZ
Ixb
CMZD
Izv
CNFR
Jep
CNKT
Jop
CNQF
Kab
CNVH
Kij
CMVB
Ixc
CMZF
Izw
CNFS
Jeq
CNKV
Joq
CNQG
Kac
CNVJ
Kik
CMVD
Ixd
CMZG
Izx
CNFT
Jer
CNKW
Jor
CNQH
Kad
CNVK
Kil
CMVF
Ixe
CMZH
Izy
CNFV
Jes
CTTKX
Jos
CNQJ
Kae
CNVL
Kim
CMVG
Ixf
CMZJ
Izz
CNFW
Jet
CNKY
Jot
CNQK
Kaf
CNVM
Kin
CMVH
Ixg
CMZK
CNFX
Jeu
CNKZ
Jou
CNQL
Kag
CNVP
Kio
CMVJ
Ixh
CMZL
CNFY
Jev
CNLB
Jov
CNQM
Kali
CNVQ
Kip
CMVK
Ixi
CMZN
CNFZ
Jew
CNLD
Jow
CNQP
Kai
CNVR
Kiq
CMVL
Ixj
CMZP
CNGB
Jex
CNLF
Jox
CNQR
Kaj
CNVS
Kir
GMVN
Ixk
CMZQ
CNGD
Jey
CNLG
Joy
CNQS
Kak
CNVT
Kis
CMVP
Ixl
CMZR
CNGF
Jez
CNLH
Joz
CNQT
Kal
CNVW
Kit
CMVQ
Ixm
CMZS
CNGH
Jf
CNLJ
Jp
CNQV
Earn
CNVX
Kiu
CMVR
Ixn
CMZT
CNGJ
Jg
CNLK
Jq
CNQW
Kan
CNVY
Kiv
CMVS
Ixo
CMZV
CNGK
Jh
CNLM
Jr
CNQX
Kao
CNVZ
Kiw
CMVT
Ixp
CMZW
CNGL
Jha
CTTLP
Jra
CNQY
Kap
CNWB
Kix
CMVW
Ixq
CMZX
CNGM
Jhe
CNLQ
Jre
CNQZ
Kaq
CKWD
Kiy
CMVX
Ixr
CMZY
CNGP
Jhi
CNLR
Jii
CNRB
Kar
CNWF
Kiz
CMVT
Ixs
CTTGQ
Jho
CNLS
Jro
CNRD
Kas
CNWG
Kj
CMVZ
Ixt
CNGR
Jim
CNLT
Jru
CNRF
Kat
CNWH
Kk
CMWB
Ixii
CTTGS
Jhy
CNLV
Jry
CNRG
Kau
CNWJ
Kl
CMWD
Ixv
CNGT
Ji
CNLW
Js
CNRH
Kav
CNWK
Kla
OMWF
Ixw
CNGV
Jia
CNLX
Jt
CNRJ
Kaw
CNWL
Kle
CMWG
Ixx
CNGW
Jib
CNLY
Jii
CNRK
Kax
CNWM
Kli
CMWH
Ixy
CNGX
Jic
CNLZ
Jua
CNRL
Kay
CNWP
Klo
CMWJ
Ixz
CTTGY
Jid
CNMB
Jub
CNRM
Kaz
CNWQ
Klu
CMWK
iy
CNGZ
Jie
CNMD
Juc
CNRP
Kb
CNWR
Kly
CMWL
Iya
J.
CNHB
Jif
CNMF
Jud .
CNRQ
Kc
CNWS
Km
CMWN
Iyb
CNHD
Jig
CNMG
Jue
CNRS
Kd
CNWT
Kn
CMWP
Iyc
CNBD
Ja
CNHF
Jib.
CNMH
Jui
CNRT
Ke
CNWV
Ko
CMWQ
Iyd
CNBF
Jaa
CNHG
Jii
CNMJ
Jug
CNRV
Kea
CNWX
Koa
CMWR
lye
CKBG
Jab
CNHJ
Jij .
CNMK
Jub.
CNRW
Keb
CNWY
Kob
CMWS
iyf
CNBH
Jac
CNHK
Jik
CNML
Jui
CNRX
Kec
CNWZ
Koo
CMWT
iyg
CNBJ
Jad
CNHL
Jil
CNMP
Juj
CNRY
Ked
CNXB
Kod
CMWV
iyh
CNBK
Jae
CNHM
Jim
CNMQ
Juk
CNRZ
Kee
CNXD
Koe
OMWX
iyi
CNBL
Jaf
CNHP
Jin
CNMR
Jul
CNSB
Kef
CNXF
Kof
CMWY
iyj
CNBM
Jag
CNHQ
Jio
CNMS
Jum
CNSD
Keg
CNXG
Kog
CMWZ
Iyk
CNBP
Jah
CNHR
Jip
CNMT
Jun
CNSF
Keb
ONXH
Kob
CMXB
iyi
CNBQ
Jai
CNHS
Jiq
CNMV
Juo
CNSG
Kei
CNXJ
Koi
CMXD
Iym
CNBR
Jaj
CNHT
Jir
CNMW
Jup
CNSH
Kej
CNXK
Kbj
CMXF
Iyn
CNBS
Jak
CNHV
Jis
CNMX
Juq
CNSJ
Kek
CNXL
Kok
CMXG
Iyo
CNBT
Jal
CNHW
Jit
CNMY
Jur
CNSK
Kel
CNXM
Kol
CMXH
iyp
CNBV
Jam
CNHX
Jin
CNMZ
Jus
CNSL
Kem
CNXP
Kom
CMXJ
iyq
CNBW
Jan
CNHY
Jiv
CNPB .
Jut
CTTSM
Ken
CNXQ
Kon
CMXK
Iyr
CNBX
Jao
CNHZ
Jiw
CNPD
Juu
CNSP
Keo
CNXfi
Koo
CMXL
Iys
CNBY
Jap
CNJB
Jix
CNPF
Juv
CTTSQ
Kep
CNXS
Kop
Koq
Kor
CMXN"
iyt
CNBZ
Jaq
CNJD
Jiy
CNPG
Juw
CNSR
Keq
CNXT
CMXP
Iyu
CNDB
Jar
CNJF
Jiz
CNPH
Jux
CNST
Ker
CNXV
CMXQ
Iyv
CNDF
Jas
CKJG
ji
CNPJ
Juy
CNSV
Kes
CNXW
Kos
CMXR
Iyw
CNDG
Jat
CNJH
CNPK
Juz
CNSW
Ket
CNXY
Kot
Part I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
23
CNXZ
Kou
CPDN
Lah
OPJR
Liv
CPNT
Lut
CPTG
Mei
CPYJ
Moo
CNYB
Kov
CPDQ
Lai
CPJS
Liw
CPNV
Luu
CPTH
Mej
CPYK
Mop
ON YD
Kow
CPDR
Laj
CPJT
Lix
cpetw
Luv
CPU
Mek
CPYL
Moq
CNYF
Kox
CPDS
Lak
CPJV
Liy
CPNX
Luw
CPTK
Mel
CPYM
Mor
CNYG
Koy
CPDT
Lai
CPJW
Liz
CPNY •
Lux
CPTL
Mem
CPYN
Mos
CNYH
Koz
OPDV
Lam
CPJX
Lj
CPNZ
Luy
CPTM
Men
CPYQ
Mot
CNYJ
Kp
CPDW
Lan
CPJY
Lk
OPQB
Luz
CPTN
Meo
CPYR
Mou
CNYK
Kq
OPDX
Lao
CPJZ
LI
CPQD
Lv
CPTQ
Mep
CPYS
Mov
CNYL
Kr
CPDY
Lap
CPKB
Lla
CPQF
Lw
CPTR
Meq
CPYT
Mow
CNYM
Kra
CPDZ
Laq
CPKB
Lie
CPQG
Lx'
CPTS
Mer
CPYV
Mox
CNYP
Kre
CPFB
Lar
CPKF
Lli
CPQH
Ly
CPTV
Mes
CPYW
Moy
CNYQ
Kri
CPFD
Las
CPKG
Llo
CPQJ
Lya
CPTW
Met
CPYX
Moz
CNYR
Kro
CPFG
Lat
CPKH
Liu
CPQK
Lye
CPTX
Meu
CPYZ
Mp
CNYS
Kru
CPFH
Lau
CPKJ
Lly
CPQL"
Lyi
CPTY
Mev
CPZB
Mq
CNYT
Kry
CPFJ
Lav
CPKL
Lm
CPQM
Lyo
CPTZ
Mew
CPZD
Mr ,
*
CNYV
Ks
CPPK
Law
CPKM
Ln-
CPQN
Lyu
CPVB
Mex
CPZF
Mra ■
j<:
CNYW
Kt
CPPL
Lax
CPKN
Lo
CPQR
Lyy
CPVD
Mey
CPZG
Mre
CNYX
Ku
CPPM
Lay
CPKQ
Loa
CPQS
Lz
CPVF
Mez
CPZH
Mri
CNYZ
Kna
CPPN
Laz
CPKR
Lob
CPQT
CPVG
Mf
CPZJ
Mro
CNZB
Kub
CPFQ
Lb
CPKS
Loc
CPQV
CPVH
Mg
CPZK
Mru
CNZD
Kue
CPPR
Lc
CPKT
Lod
CPQW
CPVJ
Mh
CPZL
Mry
CNZP
Kud
CPFS
Ld
CPKV
Loe
CPQX
CPVK
Mi
CPZM
Ms
CNZG
Kue
CPFT
Le
CPKW
Lof ,
CPQY
CPVL
Mia
CPZN
Mt
CNZH
Ku£
CPFV
Lea
CPKX
Log
CPQZ
CPVM
Mib
CPZQ
Mu
CNZJ
Kug
CPFW
Leb
CPKY
Loh
CPVN
Mic
CPZR
Mua
CNZK
Kuh
CPFX
Lee
CPKZ
Loi
CPVQ
Mid
CPZS
Mub
CNZL
Kui
CPFY
Led
CPLB
Loj
CPVR
Mie
CPZT
Muc
CNZM
Kuj
CPPZ
Lee
CPLD
Lok
CPVS
Mif
CPZV
Mud
CNZP
Kuk
CPGB
Lef
CPLF
Lol
CPVT
Mig
CPZW
Mue
CNZQ
Kul
CPGD
Leg
CPLG
Lorn
CPVW
Mih
CPZX
Muf
CNZR
Emu
CPGF
Leh
CPLH
Lon
CPVX
Mii
CPZY
Mug
CNZS
Kun
CPGH
Lei
CPLJ
Loo
CPVY
My
CQBD
Muh
CNZT
Kuo
CPGJ
Lej
CPLK
"Lop
CPVZ
Mik
CQBF
Mui
CNZV
Kup
CPGK
Lek
CPLM
Loq
M.
CPWB
Mil
CQBG
Muj
CNZW
Kuq
CPGL
Lei
CPLN
Lor
•
CPWD
Mim
CQBH
Muk
CNZX
Kur
CPGM
Lem
CPLQ
Los
CPRB
Ma
CPWF
Min
CQBJ
Mul
CNZY
Kus
CPGN
Len
CPLR
Lot
CPRD
Maa
CPWG
Mio
CQBK
Mum
OPBD
Kut
CPGQ
Leo
CPLS
Lou
CPRF
Mab
CPWH
Mip
CQBL
Mun
CPBP
Kuu
CPGR
Lep
CPLT
Lov
CPRG
Mac
CPWJ
Miq
CQBM
Muo
CPBG
Kuv
CPGS
Leq
CPLV
Low
CPRH
Mad
CPWK
Mil-
CQBN
Mup
CPBH
Kuw
CPGT
Ler
CPLW
Lox
CPRJ
Mae
CPWL
Mis
CQBP
Muq
CPBJ
Kux
CPGV
Les
CPLX
Loy
CPRK
Maf
CPWM
Mit
CQBR
Mur
CPBK
Kuy
OPGW
Let
CPLY
Loz
CPRL
Mag
CPWN
Miu
CQBS
Mus
CPBL
Kuz
CPGX
Leu
CPLZ
Lp
CPRM
Mah
CPWQ
Miv
CQBT
Mut
CPBM
Kv
CPGY
Lev
GPMB
Lq
CPRN
Mai
CPWR
Miw
CQBV
Muu
CPBN
Kw
CPGZ
Lew
CPMD
Lr
CPRQ
Maj
CPWS
Mix
CQBW
Muv
CPBQ
Kx
CPHB
Lex
CPMF
Lra
CPRS
Mak
CPWT
Miy
CQBX
Muw
CPBR
Ky
CPHD
Ley
CPMG
Lre
CPRT
Mai
CPWV
Miz
CQBY
Mux
CPBS
Kya
CPHF
Lez
CPMH
Lri
CPRV
Mam
CPWX
Mj
CQBZ
Muy
CPBT
Kye
CPHG
Lf
CPMJ
Lro
CPRW
Man
CPWY
Mk
CQDB
Muz
CPBV
Kyi
CPHJ
Lg
CPMK
Lru
CPRX
'Mao
CPWZ
Ml
CQDF
Mv
CPBW
Kyo
CPHK
Lh
CPML
Lry
CPRY
Map
CPXB
Mia
CQDG
Mw
CPBX
Kyu
CPHL
Li
CPMN
Ls
CPRZ
Maq
CPXD
Mle
CQDH
■Mx
CPBY
Kyy
CPHM
Lia
CPMQ
Lt
CPSB
Mar
CPXF
Mli
CQDJ
My.
OPBZ
Kz
CPHN
Lib
CPMR
Lu
CPSD
Mas
CPXG
Mlo
CQDK
Mya
CPHQ
Lie
CPMS
Lua
CPSF
Mat
CPXH
Mlu
CQDL
Mye
CPHR
Lid
CPMT
Lub
CPSG
Mau
CPXJ
Mly
CQDM
Myi
CPHS
Lie
CPMV
Luc
CPSH
Mav
CPXK
Mm
CQDN
Myo
CPHT
Lif
CPMW
Lud
CPSJ
Maw,
CPXL
Mn
CQDP
Myu
CPHV
Lig
CPMX
Lue
CPSK
Max
CPXM
Mo
CQDR
Myy
CPHW
Lih
CPMY
Luf
CPSL
May-
CPXN
Moa
CQDS
Mz
CPHX
Lii
CPMZ
Lug
CPSM
Maz
CPXQ
Mob
CQDT
CPHY
Lij
CPNB
Luh
CPSN
Mb
CPXR
Moc
CQDV
CPHZ
Lik
CPND
Lui
CPSQ
Me
CPXS
Mod
CQDW
L.
CPJB
Lil
CPNF
Luj
CPSR
Md
CPXT
Moe
CQDX
CPJD
Lim
CPNG
Luk
CPST
Me
CPXV
Mof
CQDY
CPDB
La
CPJF
Lin
CPNH
Lul
CPSV
Mea
CPXW
Mog
CQDZ
CPDP
Laa
CPJG
Lio
CPNJ
Lum
CPSW
Meb
CPXY
Moh
CPDG
Lab
CPJH
Lip
CPNK
Lun
CPSX
Mec
CPXZ
Moi
CPDH
Lac
CPJK ,
Liq
CPNL
Luo
CPSY
Med
CPYB
Moj
CPDJ
Lad
CPJL
Lir
CPNM
Lup
CPSZ
Mee
CPYD
Mok
CPDK
Lae
CPJM
Lis
CPNQ
Luq
CPTB
Mef
CPYF
Mol
CPDL
Laf
CPJN
Lit
CPNR
Lur
CPTD
Meg
CPYG
Mom
CPDM
Lag
CPJQ
Liu-
CPNS
Lus
CPTF
Meh
CPYH
Mon .
24
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
Part I.
•
N.
CQKB
Nil
CQPF
Nuj
CQTR
Obb
CQYT
Ody
CRFX
—
Ogo
CQKD
Nim
CQPG
Nuk
CQTS
Obc
CQYV
Odw
CRFY
Ogp
CQFB
Na
OQKF
Nin
CQPH
Nul
CQTV
Obd
CQYW
Odx
CRFZ
Ogq
CQFD
Naa
CQKG
Nio
CQPJ
Num
CQTW
Obe
CQYX
Ody
CRGB
Ogr
CQFG
Nab
CQKH
Nip
CQPK-
Nun
CQTX
Obf
CQYZ
Odz
CRGD
Ogs
CQFH"
Nac
CQKJ
Niq
CQPL
Nuo
CQTY
Obg
CQZB
Oe
CRGF
Ogt
CQFJ
Nad
CQKL
Nir
CQPM
Nup
CQTZ
Obh
CQZD
Oea
CRGH
Ogu ■
CQFK
Nae
CQKM
Nis
CQPN
Nuq
Nuf
CQVB
Obi
C'QZF
Oeb
CRGJ
Ogv
CQFL
Naf
CQKN
Nit
CQPR
CQVD
Obj
CQZG
Oec
CRGK
Ogw
CQFM
Nag
CQKP
Niu
CQPS
Nus
CQVF
Obk
CQZH
Oed
CRGL
Ogx
CQFN
Nah
CQKB.
Niv
CQPT
Nut
CQVG
Obi
CQZJ
Oee
CRGM
Ogy
CQFP
Nai
CQKS
Niw
CQPV
Nuu
CQVH
Obm
CQZK
Oef
CRGN
Ogz
CQFR
Naj
CQKT
Nix
CQPW
Nuv
CQVJ
Obn
CQZL
Oeg
CRGP
Oh
CQFS
CQFT
Nak
CQKV
Niy
CQPX
Nuw
CQVK
Obo
CQZM
Oeh
CRGQ
Oha
Nal
CQKW
Niz
CQPY
Nux
CQVL
Obp
CQZN
Oei
ORGS
Ohb
CQFV
Nam
CQKX
Nj
CQPZ
Nuy
CQVM
Obq
CQZP
Oej
CRGT
Ohc
CQFW
Nan
CQKY
Nk
CQRB
Nuz
CQVN
Obr
C<5ZR
Oek
CRGV
Ohd
CQFX
Nao
CQKZ
Nl
CQRD
Nv
CQVP
Obs
CQZS
Oel
CRGW
Obe
CQFY
Nap
CQLB
Nla
CQRF
Nw
CQVR
Obt
CQZT
Oem
CRGX
Ohf
CQFZ
Naq
CQLD
Nle
CQRG
Nx
CQVS
Obu
CQZV
Oen
CRGY
Ohg
CQGB
Nar
CQLF
Nli
CQRH
Ny
CQVT
Obvi
CQZW
Oeo
CRGZ
Ohh
CQGD
Nas
CQLG
Nlo
CQRJ
Nya
CQVW
Obw
CQZX
Oep
CRHB
Ohi
CQGF
Nat
CQLH
Nlu
CQRK
Nye
CQVX
Obx
CQZY
Oeq
CRHD
Ohj
CQGH
Nati
CQLJ
Nly
CQBL
Nyi ■
CQVY
Oby
CRBD
Oer
CRHF
Ohk
CQGJ
Nav
CQLK
Nm
CQRM
Nyo
CQVZ
Obz
CRBF
Oes
CRHG
Ohl
CQGK
Naw
CQLM
Nn
CQRN
Nyu
CQWB
Oc
CRBG
Oet
CRHJ
Ohm
CQGL
Nax
CQLN
No
CQRP
Nyy
CQWD
Oca
CRBH
Oeu
CRHK
Ohn
CQGM
Nay
CQLP
Noa
CQRS
Nz
CQWF
Ocb
CRBJ
Oev
CRHL
Oho
CQGN
Naz
CQLR
Nob
CQRT
CQWG
Occ
CRBK
Oew
CRHM
Ohp
CQGP
Nb
CQLS
Noc
CQRV
CQWH
Ood
CRBL
Oex
CRHN
Ohq
CQGR
No
CQLT
Nod
CQRW
CQWJ
Oce
CRBM
Oey
CRHP
Ohr
CQGS
Nd
CQLV
Noe
CQRX
CQWK
Ocf
CRBN
Oez
CRHQ
Ohs
CQGT
Ne
CQLW
Nof
CQRY
CQWL
Ocg
CRBP
Of
CRHS
Oht
CQGV
Nea
CQLX
Nog
CQRZ
CQWM
Och
CRBQ
Ofa
CRHT
Ohu
CQGW
Neb
CQLY
Noh
•
CQWN
Oci
CRBS
Ofb
CRHV
Ohv
CQGX
Nee
CQLZ
Noi
CQWP
Ocj
CRBT
Ofc
CRHW
Ohw
CQGY
Ned
CQMB
Noj
CQWR
Ock
CRBV
Ofd
CRHX
Ohx
CQGZ
Nee
CQMD
Nok
CQWS
Ocl
CRBW
Ofe
CRHY
Ohy
CQHB
Nef
CQMF
Nol
CQWT
Ocm
CRBX
Off
CRHZ
Ohz
CQHD
Neg
CQMG
Nom
CQWV
Ocn
CRBY
Ofg
CRJB
Oi
CQHF
Neh
CQMH
Non
CQWX
Oco
CRBZ
Ofh
CRJD
Oia
CQHG
Nei
CQMJ
Noo
CQWY
Ocp
CRDB
Ofi
CRJF
Oib
CQHJ
Nej
CQMK
Nop
CQWZ
Ocq
CRDF
Ofj
CRJG
Oic
CQHK
Nek
CQML
Noq
0.
CQXB
Ocr
CRDG
Ofk
CRJH
Oid
CQHL
Nel
CQMN
Nor
CQXD
Ocs
CRDH
Oil
CRJK
Oie
CQHM
Nem
CQMP
Nos
CQSB'
Oa
CQXF
Oct
CRDJ
Ofm
CRJL
Oif
CQHN
Nen
CQMR
Not
CQSD
Oaa
CQXG
Ocu
CRDK
Ofn
CRJM
Oig
CQHP
Neo
CQMS
Nou
CQSF
Oab
CQXH
Ocv
CRDL
Ofo
CRJN
Oih
CQHR
Nep
CQMT
Nov
CQSG
Oac
CQXJ
Ocw
CRDM
Ofp
CRJP
Oii
CQHS
Neq
CQMV
Now
CQSH
Oad
CQXK
Ocx
CRDN
Ofq
CRJQ
Oij
CQHT
Ner
CQMW
Nox
CQSJ
Oae
CQXL
Ocy
CRDP
Ofr
CRJS
Oik
CQHV
Nes
CQMX
Noy
CQSK
Oaf
CQXM
Ocz
CRDQ
Ofs
CRJT
Oil
CQHW
Net
CQMY
Noz
CQSL
Oag
CQXN
Od
CRDS
Oft
CRJV
Oim
CQHX
Neu
CQMZ
Np
CQSM
Oah
CQXP
Oda
CRDT
Ofu
CRJW
Oin
CQHY
Nev
CQNB
Nq
CQSN
Oai
CQXR
Odb
CRDV
Ofv
CRJX
Oio
CQHZ
New
CQND
Nr
CQSP
Oaj
CQXS
Ode
CRDW
Ofw
CRJY
Oip
CQJB
Nex
CQNF
Nra
CQSR
Oak
CQXT
Odd
CRDX
Ofx
CRJZ
Oiq
CQJD
Ney
CQNG
Nre
CQST
Oal
CQXV
Ode
CRDY
Ofy
CRKB
Oir
CQJF
Nez
CQNH
Nri
CQSV
Oam
CQXW
Odf
CRDZ
Ofz
CRKD
Ois
CQJG
Nf
CQNJ
Nro
CQSW
Oan
CQXY
Odg
CRFB
Og
CRKF
Oit
CQJH
Ng
CQNK
Nru
CQSX
Oao
CQXZ
Odh
CRFD
Oga
CRKG
Oiu
CQJK
Nh
CQNL
Nry
CQSY
Oap
CQYB
Odi
CRFG
Ogb
CRKH
Oiv
CQJL
Ni
CQNM
Ns
CQSZ
Oaq
CQYD
Odj
CRFH
Ogc
CRKJ
Oiw
CQJM
Nia
CQNP
Nt
CQTB
Oar
CQYF
Odk .
ORFJ
Ogd
CRKL •
Oix
CQJN
Nib
CQNR
Nu
CQTD
Oas
CQYG
Odl
CRFK
Oge
CRKM
Oiy
CQJP
Nic
CQNS
Nua
CQTF
Oat
CQYH
Odm
CRFL
Ogf
CRKN
Oiz
CQJR
Nid
CQNT
Nub
CQTG
Oau
CQYJ
Odn
CRFM
Ogg
CRKP
Oja
CQJS
Nie
CQNV
Nuc
CQTH
Oav
CQYK
Odo
CRFN
Ogh
CRKQ
Ojb
CQJT
Nif
CQNW
Nua
CQTJ
Oaw
CQYL
Odp .
CRFP
Ogi
CRKS
Ojc
CQJV
Nig
CQNX
Nue
CQTK
Oax
CQYM
Odq
CRFQ
Ogj
CRKT
Ojd
CQJW
Nih
CQNY
Nuf
CQTL
Oay
CQYN
Odr
CRFS
Ogi
CRKV
Oje
OQJX
Nii
CQNZ '
Nug
CQTM
Oaz
CQYP
Ods
CRFT
Ogl
CRKW
Ojf
CQJY
Nij
CQPB
Nuh
CQTN
Ob
CQYR
Odt
CRFV
Ogm
CRKX
Ojg
CQJZ
Nik
CQPD
Nui
CQTP
Oba
CQYS
Odu"
CRFW
Ogn
CRKY
Ojh
«
Part I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
25
CRKZ
s
CRQD
Omb
CRWG
Opin
CSBK
Osg
CSHM
Ov
CSMP
Oxt
CRLB
Ojj
CRQP
Omc
CRWH
Opn
CSBL
Osh
CSHN
Ova
CSMQ
Oxu
CRLD
Ojk .
CRQG
Omd
CRWJ
Opo
CSBM
Osi
C8HP
Ovb
CSMR
Oxv
CRLF
0J1
CRQH
Ome
CRWK
Opp
CSBN
Osj
CSHQ
Ovc
CSMT
Oxw
GRLG
Ojm
CRQJ
Omf
CRWL
Opq ■'
CSBP
Osk
CSHR
Ovd
CSMV
Oxk
CRLH
Ojn
CRQK
Omg
CRWM
Opr
CSBQ
Osl
CSHT
Ove
CSMW,
Oxy
ORLJ
Ojo
CRQL
Omb.
CRWN"
Ops
CSBR
Osm
CSHV
Ovf
CSMX
Oxz
CRLK
Ojp
CRQM
Omi
CRWP
Opt
CSBT
Osn
CSHW
Ovg
CSMY
Oy
CRLM
Ojq
CRQN
Omj
CRWQ
Opu
CSBV
Oso
CSHX
Ovh
CSMZ
Oya
CRLN
Ojr
CRQP
Omk
CRWS
Opv
CSBW
Osp
CSHY
Ovi
CSNB
Oyb
CRLP
Ojs
CRQS
Oml
CRWT
Opw
CSBX
Osq
CSHZ
Ovj
CSND
Oyo
CRLQ
Ojt
CRQT
Omm
CRWV
Opx
CSBY
Ogr
CSJB
Ovk-
CSNF
Oyd
.CRLS
Oju
CRQV
Omn
CRWX
Opy
CSBZ
Oss
CSJD
Ovl
CSNG
Oye
ORLT
Ojv
CRQW
Omo
CRWY
Opz
CSDB
'Ost
CSJF
Ovm
CSNH
Oyf -
CRLV
Ojw
CRQX
Omp
CRWZ
Oq
CSDF
Osu
CSJG
Ovn
CSNJ
Oyg
CRLW
Ojx
ORQY
Omq
CRXB
Oqa
CSDG
Osv
csJh
Ovo
CSNK
Oyh
CRLX
Ojy
CRQZ
Omr
CRXD
Oqb
CSDH
Osw
CSJK
Ovp
CSNL
Ovi
CRLY
Ojz
CRSB
Oms
CRXF
Oqc *
CSDJ
Osx
CSJL
Ovq
•CSNM
Oyj
CRLZ
Ok
CRSD
Omt
CRXG
Oqd
CSDK
Osy
CSJM
Ovr
CSNP
Oyk
CRMB
Oka
CRSF
Omu
CRXH
Oqe
CSDL
Osz
CSJN
Ovs
CSNQ
Oyl
CRMD
Okb
CRSG
Omv
CRXJ
Oqf
CSDM
Ot
CSJP
Ovt
CSNR
Oym
CRMF
Okc
CRSH
Omw
CRXK
Oqg •
CSDN
Ota
CSJQ
Ovu
CSNT
Oyn
CRMG
Okd
CRSJ
Omx
CRXL
Oqh.
CSDP
Otb
CSJR
Ovv
CSNV
Oyo
CRMH
Oke
CRSK
Omy
CRXM
Oqi
CSDQ
Otc
CSJT
Ovw
CSNW
Oyp
CRMJ
Okf
CRSL
Omz
CRXN
Oqj
CSDR
Otd
CSJV
Ovx
CSNX
Oyq
CRMK
Okg
CRSM
On
CRXP
Oqk
CSDT
Ote
CSJW
Ovy
CSNY
Oyr
CRML
Okh
CRSN
Ona
CRXQ
Oql
CSDV
Otf
CSJX
Ovz
CSNZ
Oys
CRMN
Oki
CRSP
Onb
CRXS
Oqm
CSDW
Otg
CSJY
0.w
CSPB
Oyt
CRMP
Okj
CRSQ
One
CRXT
Oqn
CSDX
Oth
CSJZ
Owa
CSPD
Oyu
CRMQ
Okk
CRST
Ond
CRXV
Oqo
CSDY
Oti
CSKB
Owb
CSPF
Oyv
CRMS
Okl
CRSV
One
CRXW
Oqp
CSDZ'
Otj
CSKD
Owe
CSPG
Oyw
GRMT
Okm
CRSW
Onf
CRXY
Oqr
CSFB
Otk
CSKF
Owd
CSPH
Ovx
CRMV
Okn
CRSX
Ong
CRXZ
Oqs .
CSFD
Otl
CSKG
Owe
CSPJ
Oyy
CRMW
Oko
CRSY
Onh
CRYB
Oqt
CSFG
Otm
CSKH
Owf
CSPK
Oyz
CRMX
Okp
CRSZ
Oni
CRYD
Oqu
CSFH
Otn
CSKr
Owg
CSPL
Oz
CRMY
Okq
CRTB
Oo
CRYF
Oqv i
CSFJ
Oto
CSKL
Owh
CSPM
Oza
CRMZ
Okr
CRTD
Ooa
CRYG
Oqw
CSFK
Otp
CSKM
Owi
CSPN
Ozb
ORNB
Oks
CRTF
Oob
CRYH
Oqx
CSFL
Otq
CSKN
Owj
CSPQ
Ozc
CRND
Okt
CRTG
Ooc
CRYJ
Oqy
CSFM
Otr
CSKP
Owk
CSPR
Ozd
CRNF
Oku
CRTH
Ood .
CRYK
Oqz
CSFN
Ots
CSKQ
Owl
CSPT
Oze
CRNG
Okv
CRTJ
Ooe
CRYL
Or
CSFP
Ott
CSKR
Owm
CSPV
Ozf
CRNH
Okw
CRTK
Oof
CRYM
Ora
CSFQ
Otu
CSKT
Own
CSPW
Ozg
CRNJ
Okx
CRTL
Oog
CRYN
Orb
CSFR
Otv
CSKV
Owo
CSPX
Ozh
CRNK
Oky
CRTM
Ooh
CRYP
Ore
CSFT
Otw
CSKW
Owp
CSPY
Ozi
CRNL
Okz
CRTN
Ooi
CRYQ
Ord
CSFV
Otx
CSKX
Owq
CSPZ
Ozj
CRNM
Ol ■
CRTP
Ooj
CRYS
Ore
CSFW
Oty
CSKY
Owr
CSQB
Ozk
CRNP
Ola
CRTQ
Ook
CRYT
Orf
CSFX
Otz
CSKZ
Ows
CSQD
Ozl
Crnq
01b
CRTS
Ool
CRYV
Org
CSFY
Ou
CSLB
Owt
CSQF
Ozm
CRNS
Ol'c
CRTV
Oom
CRYW
Orh
CSFZ
Oua
CSLD
Owu
CSQG
Ozn
CRNT
Old
CRTW
Oon
CRYX
Ori
CSGB
Oub
CSLF
Owv
CSQH
Ozo
CRNV
Ole
CRTX
Oop
CRYZ
Orj
CSGD
Ouc
CSLG
Oww
CSQJ
Ozp
CRNW
Olf
CRTY
Ooq
CRZB
Ork
CSGF
Oud
CSLH
Owx
CSQK
Ozq
CRNX
Olg
CRTZ
Oor
CRZD
Orl
CSGH
Oue
CSLJ
Owy
CSQL
Ozr
CRNY
OUT
CRVB
Oos
CRZF
Orm
CSGJ
Ouf
CSLK
Owz
CSQM
Ozs
CRNZ
Oli
CRVD
Oot
CRZG
Orn
CSGK
Oug
CSLM
Ox
CSQN
Ozt
CRPB
Olj
CRVF
Oou
CRZH
Oro
CSGL
Ouh
CSLN
Oxa
CSQP
Ozu
CRPD
01k
CRVG
Oov
CRZJ
Orp
CSGM
Oui ,
CSLP
Oxb
CSQR
Ozv
CRPP
on
CRVH
Oow
CRZK
Orq
CSGN
Ouj
CSLQ
Oxc
CSQT
Ozw
CRPG
Olm
CRVJ
Oox
CRZL
Orr
CSGP.
Ouk
CSLR
Oxd
CSQV
Ozx
CRPH
Oln
CRVK
Ooy
CRZM
Ors
CSGQ
Oul
CSLT
Oxe
CSQW
Ozy
CRPJ
Olo
CRVL
Ooz
CRZN
Ort
CSGR
Oum
CSLV
Oxf
CSQX
Ozz
CRPK
Olp
CRVM
Op
CRZP
Oru
CSGT
Oun
CSLW
Oxg
CSQY
CRPL
Olq-
CRVN
Opa
CRZQ
Orv
CSGV
Ouo
CSLX
Oxb
CSQZ
CRPM
Olr
CRVP
Opb
CRZS
Orw
CSGW
Oup
CSLY
Oxi
CRPN
01s
CRVQ
Ope
CRZT
Orx
CSGX
Ouq
CSLZ
Oxj
CRPQ
Olt
CRVS
Opd
CRZV
Ory
CSGY
Our
CSMB
Oxk
CRPS
Olu
CRVT
Ope
CRZW
Orz
CSGZ •
Ous
CSMD
Oxl
CRPT
Olv
CRVW
Opf
CRZX
Os
CSHB
Out
CSMF
Oxm
CRPV
Olw
CRVX
Opg
CRZY
Osa
CSHD
Ouu
CSMG
Oxn
CRPW
Olx
CRVY
Oph
CSBD
Osb
CSHF
Ouv
CSMH
Oxo
CRPX
Oly
CRVZ
Opi
CSBF
Ose
CSHG
Ouw
CSMJ
Oxp
CRPY
Olz
CRWB
Opj
CSBG
Osd
CSHJ
Oux
CSMK
Oxq
ORPZ
Om
CRWD
Opk
CSBH
Ose
CSHK
Ouy
CSML
Oxr
*-
GRQB
Oma
CRWF
Opl
CSBJ
Osf
CSHL
Ouz
CSMN
Oxs
26
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
Part I.
p.
CSXB
Pic
CTDG
Pse
CTHR
Qal
CTMV
Qj
CTRX
1
Qyy
CSXD
Pid
CTDH
Psh
CTHS
Qam
CTMW
Qk
CTRY
Qz
CSRB
Pa
CSXF
Pie
CTDJ
Psi
CTHV
Qan
CTMX
Qla
CTRZ
OSRD
Paa
CSXG
Pif
CTDK
Psj
CTHW
Qao
CTMY
Qle
CSRF
Pab
CSXH
Pig
CTDL
Pso
CTHX
Qap
CTMZ
Qli
CSRG
Pac
CSXJ
Pih .
CTDM
Pst
CTHY
Qaq
CTNB
Qlo
CSRH*
Pad
CSXK
Pii
CTDN
Psu
CTHZ
Qar
CTND
Qlu
CSRJ
Pae
CSXL
Pij
CTDP
Psy
CTJB-
Qas
CTJSTF
Qly
CSRK
Paf
CSXM
Pik
CTDQ
Psz
CTJD
Qat
CTNG
Qm
CSRL
Pag
CSXN
Pil
CTDR
Pt ••'■
CTJF
Qau
CTNH
Qn
CSRM
Pah
CSXP
Pirn
CTDS
Pta
CTJG
Qav
CTNJ
Qoa
CSRN
Pai
CSXQ
Pin
CTDV
Pte
CTJH
Qaw
CTNK
Qob
CSRP
Paj
CSXR
Pio
CTDW
Pti
CTJK
Qax
CTNL
Qoc
B.
CSRQ
Pak
CSXT
Pip
CTDX
Pto
CTJL
Qay
CTNM
Qod
CSRT
Pal
csxv
Piq
CTDY
Ptu
CTJM
Qaz
CTNP
Qoe
CTSB
Ra
CSRV
Pam
csxw
Pir
CTDZ
Pty
CTJN
Qb
CTNQ
Qof
CTSD
Raa
CSRW
Pan
CSXY
Pis
CTFB
Pu
CTJP
Qc
CTNR
Qog
CTSF
Rab
CSRX
Pao
CSXZ
Pit
CTFD
Pua
CTJQ
Qd
CTNS
Qoh
CTSG
Rac
CSRY
Pap
CSYB
Piu
CTFG
Pub
CTJR
Qea
CTNV
Qoi
CTSH
Rad
CSRZ
Paq
CSYD
Piv
CTFH
Puc
CTJS
Qeb
CTNW
Qoj
CTSJ
Rae
CSTB
Par
CSYF
Piw
CTFJ
Pud
CTJV
Qec
CTNX
Qok
CTSK
Raf
CSTD
Pas
CSYG
Pix
CTFK
Pue
CTJW
Qed
GTNY
Qol
CTSL
Rag
CSTF
Pat
CSYH
Piy
CTFL
Puf
CTJX
Qee
CTNZ
Qom
CTSM
Rah
CSTG
Pau
CSYJ
Piz
CTFM
Pug
CTJY
Qef
CTPB
Qop
CTSN
Rai
CSTH
Pav
CSYK
Pj
CTFN
Puh
CTJZ
Qeg
CTPD
Qoq
CTSP
Raj
CSTJ
Paw-
CSYL
Pk
CTFP
Pui
CTKB
Qeh
CTPF
Qor
CTSQ
Rak
CSTK
Pax
CSYM
PI
CTFQ
Puj
CTKD
Qei
CTPG
Qos
CTSR
Ral
CSTL
Pay
CSYN
Pla
CTFR
Puk
CTKF
Qej
CTPH
Qot
CTSV
Ram
CSTM
Paz
CSYP
Pie
CTFS
Pul
CTKG
Qek
CTPJ
Qou
CTSW
Ran
CSTN
Pb
CSYQ
Pli
CTFV
Pum
CTKH
Qel
CTPK
Qov
CTSX
Rao
CSTP
Pc
CSYR
Plo
CTFW
Pun
CTKJ
Qem
CTPL
Qow
CTSY
Rap
CSTQ
Pd
CSYT
Phi
CTFX
Puo
CTKL
Qen
CTPM
Qox
CTSZ
Raq
CSTR
Pe
CSYV
Ply
CTFY
Pup
CTKM
Qeo
CTPN
Qoy
CTVB
Rar
CSTV
Pea
CSYW
Pm
CTFZ
Puq
CTKN
Qep
CTPQ
Qoz
CTVD
Ras
CSTW
Peb
CSYX
Pn
CTGB
Pur
CTKP
Qeq
CTPR
Qp
CTVF
Rat
CSTX
Pec
CSYZ
Po
OTGD
Pus
,OTKQ
Qer
CTPS
Qr
CTVG
Rau
CSTY
Ped
CSZB
Poa
CTGF
Put
CTKR
Qes
CTPV
Qs
CTVH
Rav
CSTZ
Pee
CSZD
Pob
CTGH
Puu
CTKS
Qet
CTPW
Qt
CTVJ
Raw
CSVB
Pef
CSZF
Poc
CTGJ
Puv
CTKV
Qeu
CTPX
Qu
CTVK
Rax
CSVD
Peg
CSZG
Pod
CTGK
Puw
CTKW
Qev
CTPY
Qua
CTVL
Ray
CSVF
Peh
CSZH
Poe
CTGL
Pux
CTKX
Qew
CTPZ
Qub
CTVM
Raz
CSVG
Pei
CSZJ
Pof
CTGM
Puy
CTKY
Qex
CTQB
Que
CTVN
Rb
CSVH
Pej
CSZK
Pog
CTGN
Puz
CTKZ
Qey
CTQD
Qud
CTVP
Re
CSVJ
Pek
CSZL
Poh
CTGP
Pv
CTLB
Qez
CTQF
Que
CTVQ
Rd
CSVK
Pel
CSZM
Poi
CTGQ
Pw
CTLD
Qf
CTQG
Quf
CTVR
Re
CSVL
Pern
CSZN
Poj
CTGR
Px
CTLF
Qg
CTQH
Qug
CTVS
Rea
CSVM
Pen
CSZP
Pok
CTGS
Pya
CTLG
Qh
CTQJ
Quh
CTVW
Reb
CSVN
Peo
CSZQ
Pol
CTGV
Pye
CTLH
Qi
CTQK
Qui
CTVX
Rec '
CSVP
Pep
CSZR
Pom
CTGW
Pyi
CTLJ
Qia
CTQL
Quj
CTVY
Red
CSVQ
Peq
CSZT
Pon
CTGX
Pyo
CTLK
Qib
CTQM
Quk
CTVZ
Ree
CSVR
Per
CSZV
Poo
CTGY
Pyu
OTLM
Qic
CTQN
Qui
CTWB
Ref
CSVT
Pes
cszw
Pop
CTGZ
Pz
CTLN
Qid
CTQP
Qum
CTWD
Reg
csvw
Pet
cszx
Poq
CTLP
Qie
CTQR
Qun
CTWF
Reh
csvx
Peu
CSZY
Por
CTLQ
Qif
CTQS
Quo
CTWG
Rei
CSVY
Pev
CTBD
Pos
CTLR
Qig
CTQV
Qup
CTWH
Rej
csvz
Pew
CTBF
Pot
CTLS
Qih
CTQW
Quq
CTWJ
Rek
CSWB
Pex
CTBG
Pou
CTLV
Qii
CTQX
Qur
CTWK
Rel
CSWD
Pez
CTBH
Pov
CTLW
Qij
CTQY
Qus
CTWL
Rem
CSWF
Pf
CTBJ
Pow
CTLX
Qik
CTQZ
Qut
CTWM
Ren
CSWG
Pg
CTBK
Pox
CTLY
QU
CTRB
Quu
CTWN
Reo
CSWH
Ph
CTBL
Poy
CTLZ
Qim
CTRD
Quv
CTWP
Rep
CSWJ
Pha
CTBM
Poz
Q.
CTMB
Qin
CTRF
Quw
CTWQ
Req
Rer
CSWK
Phe
CTBN
Pp
CTMD
Qio
CTRG
Qux
CTWR
CSWL
Phf
CTBP
E*
CTHB
Qa
CTMF
Qip
CTRH
Quy
CTWS
Res
CSWM
Phi
CTBQ
Pr
CTHD
Qaa
CTMG
Qiq
CTRJ
Quz
CTWV
Ret
CSWN
Phi
CTBR
Pra
CTHF
Qac
CTMH
Qir
CTRK
Qv
CTWX
Reu
CSWP
Pho
CTBS
Pre
CTHG
Qad
CTMJ
Qis
CTRL
Qw
CTWY
Rev
CSWQ
Phr
CTBV
Pri
CTHJ
Qae
CTMK
Qit
'Qiu
CTRM
Qx
CTWZ
Rew
CSWR
Pht
CTBW
Pro
CTHK
Qaf
CTML
CTRN
Qy
CTXB
Rex
CSWT
Phil
CTBX
Pru
CTHL
Qag
CTMN
Qiv
CTRP
Qya
CTXD
Rey
Rez
cswv
Phy
CTBY
Pry
CTHM
Qah
CTMP
Qiw
CTRQ
Qye
CTXF
cswx
Pi
CTBZ
Ps
CTHN
Qai
CTMQ
Qix
CTRS
Qyi
CTXG
Rf
CSWY
Pia
CTDB
Psa
CTHP
Qaj
Qak
CTMR
Qiy
CTRV
Qyo
CTXH
Eg
Rh
cswz
Pib
CTDF
Psc
CTHQ
CTMS
Qiz
CTRW
Qyu
CTXJ
Part I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
27
CTXK
Ri
CVDN
Rud
CVHZ
Sea
CVND
Ska
CVSG
Suo
CVXR
Teh
CTXL
Ria
CVDP
Rue
CVJB
See
CVNF
Ske
CVSH
Sup
cvxs
Tci
CTXM
Rib
CVDQ
Ruf
CVJD
Sch
CVNG
Ski
CVSJ
Suq
CVXT
Tco
CTXN
Rio
CVDR
Rug
CVJF-
Sci
CVNH
Sko
CVSK
Sur
cvxw
Tcu
CTXP
Rid
CVDS
Ruh
CVJG
Scl
CVNJ
Sku
CVSL
Sus
CVXY
'Toy
CTXQ
Rie
CVDT
Rui
CVJH
Sco
CVNK
Sky
C.VSM
Sut
cvxz
Tcz
CTXB
Rif
CVDW
Ruj
CVJK
Scr
CVNL
Sla
CVSN
Suu
CVYB
Td
CTXS
Rig
CVDX
Ruk
CVJL
Scu
CVNM
Sle
CVSP
Suv
CVYD
Te
CTXY
Rih
CVDY
Rul
CVJM
Scy
CVNP
Sli
CVSQ
CVSR
Suw
CVYF
Tea
CTXW
Rii
CVDZ
Rum
CVJN
Sd
CVNQ
Slo
Sux
CVYG
Teb
CTXY
Rii
CVFB
Run
CVJP
Se
CVNR
Slu
CVST
Suy
CVYH
Tec
CTXZ
Rik
CVFD
Ruo
CVJQ
Sea
CVNS
Sly
CVSW
Suz
CVYJ
Ted
CTYB
Rii
CVFG
Rup
CVJR
Seb
CVNT
Sm .,
evsx
Sy
CVYK
Tee
CTYD
Rim
CVFH
Ruq
CVJS
Sec
CVNW
Sn r
CVSY
Sw
CVYL
Tef
CTYF
Rin
CVFJ
Rur
CVJT
Sed
CVNX
So
cvsz
Swa
CVYM
Teg
CTYG
Rio
CVFK
Rus
CVJW
See
CVNY
Soa
CVTB
Swe
CVYN
Teh
CTYH
Rip
CVFL,
Rut
CVJX
Sef
CVNZ
Sob
CVTD
Swi
CVYP-
Tei
CTYJ
Riq
CVFM
Ruu
CVJY
Seg
CVPB
Soo
CVTF
Swo
CVYQ
Tej
CTYK
Rir
CVFN
Rut
CVJZT
Seh
CVPD
Sod
CVTG
Swu
CVYR
Tek
CTYL
Ris
CVFP
Ruw
CVKB
Sei
CVPF
Soe
CVTH
Sx
CVSS
Tel
CTYM
Rit
CVFQ
Rux
CVKD
Sej
CVPG
Sof
CVTJ
Syl
CVYT
Tern
CTYN
Rin
CVFR
Ruy
CVKF
Sek
CVPH
Sog
CVTK
Sym
CVYW
Ten
CTYP
Riv
CVFS
Ruz
CVKG
Sel
CVPJ
Soh
OVTL
Syn
CVYX
Teo
CTYQ
Riw
CVFT
Rv
CVKH
Sem
CVPK
Soi
CVTM
Syr
CVYZ
Tep
CTYR
Ris
CVFW
Rw
CVKJ
Sen
CVPL
Soj
CVTN
Sys
CVZB
Teq
CTYS
Riy
CVFX
Rx
CVKL
Seo
CVPM
Sok
CVTP
Sz
CVZD
Ter
CTYV
Riz
CVFY
Ry
CVKM
Sep
CYKST
Sol
CVTQ
CVZF
Tes
CTYW
Rj
CVFZ
Rya
CVKN
Seq
CVPQ
Som
CVTR
CVZG
Tet
CTYX
Rk
CVGB
Rye
CVKP
Ser
CVPR
Son
CVTS
CVZH
Teu
CTYZ
Rl
CVGD
Ryi
CVKQ
Sea
CVPS
Soo
CVTW
CVZJ
Tev
CTZB
Rla
CVGF
Ryo
CVKR
Set
CVPT
Sop
CVTX
CVZK
Tew
CTZD
Rle
CVGH
Ryu
CVKS
Seu
CVPW
Soq
CVTY
CVZL
Tex
CTZF
Rii
CVGJ
Ryy
CVKT
Sev
CVPX
Sor
CVTZ
CVZM
Tey
CTZG
Rio
CVGK
Rz
CVKW
Sew
CVPY
Sos
CVZN
Tez
CTZH
Rlu
CVKX
Sex
CVPZ
Sot
CVZP
Tf
CTZJ
Rly
CVKY
Sey
CVQB
Sou
CVZQ
Tg
CTZK
Rm
CVKZ
Sez
CVQD
Sov
CVZR
Th
CTZL
Rn
CVLB
Sf
CVQF
Sow
CVZS
Tha
CTZM
Ro
CVLD
Sg
CVQG
Sox
CVZT
The
CTZN
Roa
CVLF
Sha
CVQH
Soy
CVZW
Thi
CTZP
Rob
CVLG
She
CVQJ ■
Soz
cvzx
Tho
CTZQ
Roc
CVLH
Shi
CVQK
Sp
CVZY
Thr
CTZR
Rod
CVLJ
Sho
CVQL
Spa
T.
CWBD
Thu
CTZS
Roe
S.
CVLK
Sht
CVQM
Spe
CWBF
Thw
CTZV
Rof
CVLM
Shu
CVQN
Spi
CVWB
Ta
CWBG
Thy
•CTZW
Rog
CVGL
Sa
CVLN
Shy
CVQP
Spo
CVWD
Taa
CWBH
Ti
CTZX
Roh
CVGM
Saa
CVLP
Si
CVQR
Spy
CVWF
Tab
CWB.T
Tia
.CTZY
Roi
CVGN
Sab
CVLQ
Sia
CVQS
Sq
CVWG
Tao
CWBK
Tib
CVBD
Roj
CVGP
Sac
CVLR
Sib
CVQT
Squ
CVWH
Tad
CWBL
Tie
CVBP
Rok
CVGQ
Sad
CVLS
Sic
CVQW
Sr
CVWJ
Tae
CWBM
Tid
CVBG
Rol
CVGR
Sae
CVLT
Sid
CVQX
Ss
CVWK
Taf
CWBN
Tie
CVBH
Rom
CVGS
Saf
CVLW
Sie
CVQY
St
CVWL
Tag
CWBP
Tif
CVBJ
Ron
CVGT
Sag
CVLX
Sif
CVQZ
Sta
CVWM
Tah
CWEQ
Tig
CVBK
Roo
CVGW
Sah
CVLY
Sig
CVRB
Ste
CVWN
Tai
CWBR
Tih
CVBL
Rop
CVGX
Sai
CVLZ
Sih
CVRD
Sti
CVWP
Taj
CWBS
Tii
CVBM
Roq
CVGY
Saj
CVMB
Sii
CVRF
Sto
CVWQ
Tak
CWBT
Tij
CVBN
Ror
CVGZ
Sak
CVMD
Sij
CVRG
Str
CVWR
Tal
CWBV
Tik
CVBP
Ros
CVHB
Sal
CVMF
Sik
CVRH
Stu
cvws
Tarn
CWBX
Til
CVBQ
Rot
CVHD
Sam
CVMG
Sil
CVRJ
Sty
CVWT
Tan
CWBY
Tim
CVBR
Ron
CVHF
San
CVMH
Sim
CVRK
Su
CVWX
Tao
CWBZ
Tin
CVBS
Rov
CVHG
Sao
CVMJ
Sin
CVRL
Sua
CVWY
Tap
CWDB
Tio
CVBT
Row
CVHJ
Sap
CVMK
Sio
CVRM
Sub
CVWZ
Taq
CWDF
Tip
CVBW
Rox
CVHK
Saq
CVML
Sip
CVRN
Sue
CVXB
Tar
CWDG
Tiq
CVBX
Roy
CVHL
Sar
CVMN
Siq
CVRP
Sud
CVXD
Tas
CWDH
Tir
CVBY
Roz
CVHM
Sas
CVMP
Sir
CVRQ
Sue
CVXF
Tat
CWDJ
Tis
CVBZ
Rp
CVHN
Sat
CVMQ
Sis
CVRS
Suf
CVXG
Tau
CWDK
Tit
CVDB
Rq
CVHP
Sau
CVMR
Sit
CVRT
Sug
cvxh
Tav
CWDL
Tiu
CVDF
Rr
CVHQ
Sav
CVMS
Siu
CVRW
Suh
CVXJ
Taw
CWDM
Tiv
CVDG
Rs
CVHR
Saw
CVMT
Siv
CVRX
Sui
CVXK
Tax
CWDN
Tiw
CVDH-
Rt
CVHS
Sax
CVMW
Siw
CVRY
Suj
CVXL
Tay
CWDP
Tix
CVDJ
Ru
CVHT
Say
CVMX
Six
CVRZ
Suk
CVXM
Taz
CWDQ
Tiy
CVDK
Rua
CVHW
Saz
CVMY
Siy
CVSB
Sul
CVXN
Tb
CWDR
Tiz
CVDL
Rub
CVHX
Sb
CVMZ
Siz
CVSD
Sum
CVXP
Tc
CWD8
Tj
CVDM
Rue
CVHY
Sc
CVNB
Sj
CVSF
Sun
CVXQ
Tee
CWDT
Tja
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ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
Part I.
CWDV
Tje
CWJY
Tug
CWNL
Uay
CWSN,
Udr
CWYQ
CWYR
Ugk
CXFT
Ujd
CWDX
Tji
CWJZ
Tuh
,CWNM
Uaz
CWSP
Uds
Ugl
CXFV
Uje •
CWDY
Tjo
CWKB
Tui '
CWNP
Ub
■CWSQ
Udt
CWYS
Ugm
CXFW
Ujf
CWD?
Tju
OWED
Tuj
CWNQ
Uba
CWSR
Udu
CWYT
Ugn
CXFY
Ujg
CWPB
CWKF
Tuk
CWNB
Ubb
CWST
Udv
CWYV
Ugo
CXFZ
Ujb
CWFD
Tjz
CWKG
Tul
OWNS
Ubc
CWSV
Udw
CWYX
Ugp
CXGB
Uji
CWFG
Tk
CWKH
Turn
CWNT
Ubd
CWSX
Udx
CWYZ
Ugq
CXGD
Ujj
CWFH
Tl
CWKJ
Tun
CWNV
Ube
CWSY
Udy
CWZB
Ugr
CXGF
Ujk
CWFJ
Tla
CWKL
Tuo
CWNX
Ubf
CWSZ
Udz
CWZD
Ugs
CXGH
Ujl
CWFK
Tie
CWKM
Tup
CWNY
Ubg
CWTB
Ue
CWZF
Ugt.
CXGJ
Ujm
CWFL
Tli
CWKN
Tuq
CWNZ
Ubh
CWTD
Uea
CWZG
Ugu
CXGK
Ujn
CWFM
Tlo
CWKP
Tur
CWPB
Ubi
CWTF
Ueb
CWZH
Ugv
CXGL
Ujo
CWFN
Tlu
CWKQ
Tus
CWPD
Ubj
CWTG
Uec
CWZJ
Ugw
CXGM
Ujp
CWFP
Tly
CWKR
Tut .
CWPF
TJbk
CWTH
Ued
CWZK
Ugx
CXGN
Ujq
CWFQ
Tm
CWKS
Tun
CWPG
Ubl
CWTJ
Uee
CWZL
Ugy
CXGP
Ujr.
CWFR
Tn
CWKT
Tuv
CWPH
Ubm
CWTK
Uef
CWZM
Ugz
CXGQ
Ujs
CWFS
To
CWKV
Tut
CWPJ
Ubn
CWTL
Ueg
CWZN
Uh
CXGR
Ujt
OWFT
Toa
CWKX
Tux
CWPK
Ubo
CWTM
Ueb
CWZP
Uha
CXGS
Uju
CWFV
Tob
CWKY
Tuy
CWPL
Ubp
CWTN
Uei
CWZQ
Uhb
CXGT
Ujr
CWFX
Toe
CWKZ
Tuz
CWPM
Ubq
CWTP
Uej
CWZR
Uhc
CXGV
Ujw
CWFY
Tod
CWLB
Tv
CWPN
Ubr
CWTQ
Uek
cwzs
Ubd
CXGW
Ujx
CWFZ
Toe
CWLD
Tva .
CWPQ
Ubs
CWTR
Uel
CWZT
Ube
CXGY
Uly
CWGB
Tof
CWLF
Tve
CWPR
Ubt
CWTS
Uem
cwzv
Uhf
CXGZ
Ujz
CWGD
Tog
CWLG
Tvi
CWPS
Ubu
CWTV
Uen
cwzx
Uhg
CXHB
Uk
CWGF
Toh
CWLH
Tvo
CWPT
Ubv
CWTX
Ueo
CWZY
Uhb
CXHD
Uka
CWGH
Toi
CWLJ
Tvu
CWPV
Ubw
CWTY
Uep
CXBD
Uhi
CXHF
Ukb
CWGJ
Toj
CWLK
Tvy
CWPX
Ubx
CWTZ
TJeq
CXBF
Uhj
CXHG
Ukc
CWGK
Tok
CWLM
Tw
CWPY
Uby
CWVB
Uer
CXBG
Uhk
CXHJ
.Ukd
CWGL
Tol
CWLN
Tx
GWPZ
Ubz
CWVD
Ues
CXBH
Ubl
CXHK
Uke
CWGM
Tom
CWLP
Ty
CWQB
Uc
CWVF
Uet
CXBJ
Uhm
CXHL
Ukf
CWGN
Ton
CWLQ
Tya
CWQD
Uca
CWVG
Ueu
CXBK
Uhn
CXHM
Ukg
CWGP
Too
CWLR
Tye
CWQF
Ucb
CWVH
Uev
CXBL
Uho
CXHN
Ukh
CWGQ
Top
CWLS
Tyi
CWQG
Ucc
CWVJ
Uew
CXBM
Ubp
CXHP
Uki
CWGR
Toq
CWLT
Tyo
CWQH
Ucd
CWVK
Uex
CXBN
Ubq
CXHQ
Ukj
CWGS
Tor
CWLV
Tyu
CWQJ
Uce
CWVL
Uey
CXBP
Uhr
CXHR
Ukk
CWGT
Tos
CWLX
Tyy
CWQK
Ucf
CWVM
Uez
CXBQ
Uhs
CXHS
Ukl
CWGV
Tot
CWLY
Tyz
CWQL
Ucg
CWVN
Uf
CXBR
Ubt
CXHT
Ukm
CWGX
Tou
CWLZ
CWQM
Uch
CWVP
Ufa
CXBS
Uhu
CXBIV
Ukn
CWGY
Tov
CWQN
Uoi
CWVQ
Ufb
CXBT
Ubv
CXHW
Uko
CWGZ
Tow
CWQP
Ucj
CWVR
Ufc
CXBV
Uhw
CXHY
Ukp
CWHB
Tox
CWQR
Uck
cwvs
Ufd
CXBW
Uhx
CXHZ
Ukq
CWBD
Toy
CWQS
Ucl
CWVT
Ufe
CXBY
Uhy
CXJB
Ukr
CWHF
Toz
CWQT
Ucm
cwvx
Uff
CXBZ
Ubz
CXJD
Uks
CWHG
Tp
CWQV
Ucn
CWVY
Ufg
CXDB
Ui
CXJF
Ukt
CWHJ
Tq
CWQX
Uco
CWVZ
Ufh
CXDF
Uia
CXJG
Uku .
CWHK
Tr
CWQY
Ucp
CWXB
TTfi
CXDG
Uib
CXJH
Ukv
CWHL
Tra
CWQZ
Ucq
CWXD
Ufj
CXDH
Uic
CXJK
Ukw
CWHM
Tre
U.
CWRB
Ucr
CWXF
Ufk
CXDJ
Uid
CXJL
Ukx
CWHN
Tri
CWRD
Ucs
CWXG
Ufl
CXDK
Uie
CXJM
Uky
CWHP
Tro
CWMB
Ua
CWRF
Uct
CWXH
Ufm
CXDL
Uif
CXJN
Ukz
CWHQ
Tru
CWMD
Uaa
CWRG
Ucu
CWXJ
Ufn
CXDM
Uig
CXJP
Ul
CWHR
Try
CWMF
Uab
CWRH
Ucv
CWXK
Ufo
CXDN
Uih
CXJQ
Ula
CWHS
Ts
CWMG
Uac
CWRJ
Ucw
CWXL
Ufp
CXDP
Uii
CXJR
Ulb
CWHT
Tsa
CWMH
Uad
CWRK
Ucx
CWXM
Ufq
CXDQ
Uij
CXJS
Ulc
CWHV
Tso
CWMJ
Uae
CWRL
Ucy
CWXN
Ufr
CXDR
Uik
CXJT
Uld
CWHX
Tse
CWMK
Uaf
CWRM
Ucz
CWXP
Ufs
CXDS
Uil
OXJV
Ule
CWHT
Tsh
CWML
Uag
CWRN
Ud
CWXQ
Uft
CXDT
Uim
CXJW
Ulf
CWHZ
Tsi
CWMN
Uah
CWRP
Uda
CWXR
Ufu
CXDV
Uin
CXJY
Ulg
CWJB
Tsj
CWMP
Uai
CWRQ
Udb
CWXS
Ufv
CXDW
Uio
CXJZ
Ulb
CWJD
Tsk
CWMQ
Uaj
CWRS
Udc
CWXT
Ufw
CXDY
Uip
CXKB
Uli
CWJF
Tsl
CWMR
Uak
CWRT
Udd
cwxv
Ufx
CXDZ
Uiq
CXKD
Ulj
CWJG
Tso
CWMS
Ual
CWRV
Ude
CWXY
Ufy
CXFB
Uir
CXKF
Ulk
CWJH
Tss
CWMT
Uam
CWRX
Udf
CWXZ
Ufz
CXFD
Uis
CXKG
Ull
CWJK
Tst
CWMV
Uan
CWRY
Udg
CWYB
Ug
CXFG
Uit
CXKH
Ulm
CWJL
Tsu
CWMX
Uao
CWBZ
Udh
CWYD
Uga
CXFH
Uiu
CXKJ
Uln
CWJM
Tsz
CWMY
Uap
CWSB
Udi
CWYF
Ugb
CXFJ
Uiv
CXKL
Ulo
CWJN
Tt
CWMZ
Uaq
CWSD
Udj
CWYG
Ugc
CXFK
Uiw
CXKM
Ulp
Ulq
Ulr
CWJP
Tu
CWNB
Uar
CWSF
Udk
CWYH
Ugd
CXFL
Uix
CXKN
CWJQ
Tua
CWND
Uas
CWSG
Udl
CWYJ
Uge
CXFM
Uiy
CXKP
OWJR
Tub
CWNF
Uat
CWSH
Udm
CWYK
Ugf
CXFN
Uiz
CXKQ
Uls
CWJS
Tuc
CWNG
TJau
CWSJ
Udn
CWYL
Ugg
CXFP
Uj
CXKR
Ult
CW JT
Tud
CWNH
Uav
CWSK
Udo
CWYM
Ugb
> XFQ
Uja
CXKS
Ulu
CWJV
Tne
CWNJ
Uaw
CWSL
Udp
CWYN
Ugi
CXFR
Ujb
CXKT
Ulv '
CWJX
Tuf
CWNK
Uax
CWSM
Udq
CWYP
Ugj
CXFS
Ujc
CXKV
Ulw
I
Part I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
29
cxkw
Ulx
CXPZ
Uoq
CXVD
Urj
CYBH
Uuc
CYHK
Uww
CYLS
Vea
CXKY
Uly
CXQB
Uor
CXVF
Urk
CYBJ
Uud
CYHL
Uwi
CYLT
Veb
CXKZ
Ulz
CXQD
Uos
CXVG
Url
CYBK
Uue
CYHM
Uwy
CYLV
Vec
CXLB
Um
CXQF
Uot
OXVH
Unn
CYBL
Uuf
CYHN
Uwz
CYLW
Ved
OXLD
Mma
CXQG
UOU
CXVJ
Urn .
CYBM
Uug
CYHP
Ux
CYLX
Vee
CXLF
Umb
CXQH
Uov
CXVK
Uro
OYBN
Uuh
CYHQ
Usa
CYLZ
Vef
CXLG
Time
CXQJ
Uow
CXVL
Urp
CYBP
Uui
CYHR
Uxb
CYMB
Veg
CXLH
Umd
CXQK
Uox
CXVM
Urq
CYBQ
Uuj
CYHS
Uxc
CYlto
Veb
CXLJ
Ume
CXQL
Uoy
CXVN
Urr
CYBR
Uuk
CYHT
Uxd
CYMF
Vei
CXLK
Umf
CXQM
Uoz
CXVP
Urs
CYBS
Uul
CYHV
Uxe
CYMG
Vej
CXLM
Urag
CXQN
Up
CXVQ
Urt
CYBT
Uum
CYHW
Uxf
CYMH
Vek
CXLN
Umh
CXQP
Upa
CXVR
Uru
CYBV
Uun
CYHX
Uxg
CYMJ
Vel
CXLP
Umi
CXQR
Upb
cxvs
Urv
CYBW
Uuo
CYHZ
Uxh
CYME
Vem
CXLQ
Umj
CXQS
Upc
CXVT
Urw
CYBX
Uup
CYJB
Uxi
CYML
Ven
CXLB
Umk
CXQT
Upd
cxvw
Urx
CYBZ
Uuq
CYJD
Uxj
CYMN
Veo
CXLS
Uml
CXQV
Upe
CXVY
Ury
CYDB
Uur
CYJF
Uxk
CYMP
Vep
CXLT
Umm.
CXQW
Upf
cxvz
Urz
CYDF
Uus
CYJG
Uxl
CYMQ
Veq
CXLV
Umn
CXQY
Upg
CXWB
Us
CYDG
Unt
CYJH
Uxm
CYMR
Ver
CXLW
Unio
CXQZ
Upb.
CXWD
Usa
CYDH
Uuu
CYJK
Uxn
CYMS
Ves
CXLY
Ump
CXRB
Upi
CXWF
Usb
CYDJ
Uuv
CYJL
Uxo
CYMT
Vet
CXLZ
Umq
CXRD
Upj
CXWG
Use
CYDK
Uuw
CYJM
Uxp
CYMV
Veu
CXMB
Umr
CXRF
Upk
CXWH
Usd
CYDL
Uux
CYJN
Uxq
CYMW
Vev
CXMD
Urns
CXRG
Upl
CXWJ
Use
CYDM
Uuy
CYJP
Uxr
CYMX
Vew
CXMF
Umt
CXRH
Upm
CXWK
Usf
CYDN
Uuz
CYJQ
Uxs
CYMZ
Vex
CXMG
Umn
CXRJ
Upn
OXWL
Usg
CYDP
Uv
CYJR
Uxt
CYNB
Vey
CXMH
TJmv
CXRK
Upo
CXWM
Ush
CYDQ
Uva
CYJS
Uxn
CYND
Vez
CXMJ
Umw
CXRL
Upp
CXWN
Usi
CYDR
Uvb
CYJT
Uxv
CYNF
Vf
CXMK
Umx
CXRM
Upq
CXWP
Usj
CYDS
Uvc
CYJV
Uxw
CYNG
Vg
CXML
Umy
CXRN
Upr
CXWQ
Usk
CYDT
Uvd
CYJW
Uxx
CYNH
Vb
CXMN
Uniz
CXRP
Tips
CXWB
Usl.
CYDV
Uve
CYJX
•Uxy
CYNJ
Vi
CXMP
Un
CXRQ
Upt
cxws
Usm
CYDW
Uvf
CYJZ
.Uxz
CYNK
Via
CXMQ
Una
CXRS
Upu
CXWT
Usii
CYDX
Uvg
CYNL
Vib
CXME
Unb
CXRT
Upv
cxwv
Uso
CYDZ
Uvh
CYNM
yic
CXMS
Unc
CXRV
Upw
CXWY
Usp
CYFB
Uvi
CYNP
Vid
CXMT
Und
CXRW
Upx
cxwz
Usq ,
CYFD
Uvj
CYNQ
Vie
CXMV
Une
CXRY
Upy
CXYB '
Usr
CYFG
Uvk
CYNR
Vif
CXMW
Unf
CXRZ
Upz
CXYD
Uss
CYFH
Uvl
CYNS
Vig
CXMY
Ung
CXSB
Uq
CXYF
Ust
CYFJ
Uvm
•CYNT
Vih
CXMZ
Unh
CXSD
Uqa
CXYG
Usu
CYFK
Uvn
CYNV
Vii
CXNB
Uni
CXSF
Uqb
CXYH
Usv
CYFL
Uvo
CYNW
Vij
CXND
Unj
CXSG
Uqc
CXYJ
Usw
CYFM
Uvp
CYNX
Vik
CXNF
Unk
CXSH
Uqd
CXYK
Usx
CYFN
Uvq
OYNZ
Vil
CXNG
Unl
CXSJ
Uqe
CXYL
Usy
CYFP
Uvr
V.
OYPB
Vim
CXSTH
Unm
CXSK
Uqf
CXYM
Usz
CYFQ
Uvs
CYPD
Vin
CXNJ
Unn
CXSL
Uqg
CXYN
Ut
CYFR
Uvt .
CYKB
Va
CYPF
Vio
CXNK
Urio
CXSM
Uqb.
CXYP
Uta
CYFS
Uvu.
CYKD
Vaa
CYPG
Vip
CXNL
Unp
CXSN
Uqi •
CXYQ
Utb
CYFT
Uvv
CYKF
Vab
CYPH
Viq
CXNM
Unq
CXSP
Uqj
CXYR
Utc
CYFV
Uvw
CYKG
Vad
CYPJ
Vir
CXNP
Unr
CXSQ
Uqk .
CXYS
Utd
CYFW
Uvx
CYKH
Yae
CYPK
Vis
CXNQ
Uns
CXSR
Uql
CXYT
Ute
CYFX
Uvy
CYKJ
Vaf
CYPL
Vit
CXNR
Unt
CXST
Uqm
CXYV
Utf -
CYFZ ,
Uvz
CYKL
Vag
CYPM
Vin
CXNS
Unii
CXSV
Uqn
CXYW
Utg
CYGB 1
Uw
CYKM
Vab
CYPN
Viv
CXNT
Unv
CXSW
Uqo
CXYZ
Uth
CYGD
Uwa
CYKN
Vai .
CYPQ
Viw
CXNV
Unw
CXSY
Uqp
CXZB
Uti
CYGF
Uwb
CYKP
Vaj
CYPR
■Vix
CXNW
Unx
CXSZ
Uqq
CXZD
Utj
CYGH
Uwc
CYKQ
Vak
CYPS
Viy
CXNY
Uny
CXTB
Uqr
CXZF
Utk
CYGJ
Uwd
CYKR
Val
CYPT
Vte
CXNZ
Unz
CXTD
Uqs
CXZG
Utl
CYGK
Uwe
CYKS
Vam
CYPV
Vi
CXPB
Uo
CXTF
Uqt
CXZH
Utm
CYGL
Uwf
CYKT
Van
CYPW
Vk
CXPD
Uoa
CXTG
Uqu
CXZJ
Utn
CYGM
Uwg
CYKV
Vao
CYPX
Via
CXPF
Uob
CXTH
Uqv
CXZK
Uto
CYGN
Uwh
CYKW
Vap
CYPZ
Vie
CXPG
Uoc
CXTJ
Uqw
CXZL
Utp
CYGP
Uwi
CYKX
Vaq
CYQB
Vli
GXPH
Uod
CXTK
Uqx
CXZM
Utq
CYGQ
Uwj
CYKZ'
Var
CYQD
Vlo
CXPJ
Uoe
CXTL
Uqy
CXZN
Utr
CYGR
Uwk
CYLB'
Vas ,
CYQF
Vlu
CXPK
Uof
CXTM
Uqz
CXZP
Uts
CYGS
Uwl
CYLD
Vat
CYQG
Vly
CXPL
Uog
CXTN
Ur
CXZQ
Utt
CYGT
Uwm
CYLF
Van
CYQH
Vm
CXPM
Uoh
CXTP
Ura
CXZR
Utu
CYGV
Uwn
CYLG
Vav
CYQJ
Vn
CXPN
Uoi
CXTQ
Urb
cxzs
Utv
CYGW
Uwo
CYLH
Vaw
CYQK
Vo
CXPQ
Uoj
CXTR
Urc
CXZT
Utw
CYGX
Uwp
CYLJ
Vax
CYQL
Voa
CXPR
Uok
CXTS
Urd
cxzv
Utx
CYGZ
Uwq
CYLK'
Vay
CYQM
Vob
CXPS
Uol
CXTV
Ure
cxzw
Uty
CYHB
Uwr
CYLM
Va?
CYQN
Voc
CXPT
Uom
CXTW
Ur'f
CXZY
Utz
CYHD
Uws
CYLN
Vb
CYQP
Vod
CXPV
Uon
CXTY
Urg. •
CYBD
Uu
CYHF
Uwt
CYLP.'
Vc
CYQR
Voe ■
CXPW
Uoo
CXTZ >
Urb
CYBF
Una
CYHG
Uwu
CYLQ '
Vd
CYQS
Vof
CXPY
Uop
CXVB
•Uri
CYBG
Uub
CYHJ
Uwv
CYLR
Ve
CYQT
Vog
30
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
Pakt I.
CYQV
Voh
CYVX
Vyz
CZBM
Who
CZHP
Wro
X.
CZRB
Xui '
CYQW
Voi
CYVZ
Vz
CZBN
Whn
CZHQ
Wru
CZRD
Xuo
CYQX
Voj
CZBP
Why
CZHR
Wry
CZMB
Xa
CZRF
Xy
CYQZ
Vdk
CZBQ
Wi
CZHS
Ws
CZMD
Xac
CZRG
Xya
CYRB
Vol
CZBR
Wia
CZHT
Wt
CZMF
Xae
CZRH
Xyb
CYRD
Vom
CZBS
Wib
CZHV
Wu
CZMG
Xai
CZRJ
Xyc
CYRF
Von
CZBT
Wic
CZHW
Wna
CZMH
Xam
CZRK
Xyd
CYRG
Voo
CZBV
Wid
CZHX
Wub
CZMJ
Xan
CZRL
Xye
CYRH
Vop
CZBW
Wie
CZHY
Wuc
CZMK
Xao
CZRM
Xyo
CYRJ
Voq
CZBX
Wif
CZJB
Wud
CZML
Xap
CZRN
Xyr
CYRK
Vor
CZBY
Wig
CZJD
Wue
CZMN
Xar
CZRP
Xz
CYRL
Vos
W.
CZDB
Wih
CZJF
Wuf
CZMP
Xas
CZRQ
Xza
CYRM
Vot
CZDF
Wii
CZJG
Wug
CZMQ
Xat
CZRS
CZRT
Xze
CYRN
Vov
CYWB
Wa
CZDG
Wij
CZJH
Wuh
CZMR
Xau
Xzi
CYRP
Vow
CYWD
Waa
CZDH
Wik
CZJK
Wni
CZMS
Xav
CZRV
Xzo
CYRQ
Vox
CYWP
Wab
CZDJ
Wil
CZJL
Wuj
CZMT
Xaw
CZRW
Xzn
CYRS
Voy
CYWG
Wac
CZDK
Wim
CZJM
Wuk
czlfrv
Xay
CZRX
CYRT
Voz
CYWH
Wad
CZDL
Win
CZJN
Wul
CZMW
Xaz
CZRY
CYRV
Vp-
CYWJ
Wae
CZDM
Wio
CZJP
Wum
CZMX
Xb
CYRW
Vq
OYWK
Waf
CZDN
Wip
CZJQ
Wun
CZMY
Xba
CYRX
Vr
CYWX
Wag
CZDP
Wiq
CZJR
Wuo
CZNB
Xbe
CYRZ
Vra
CYWM
Wah
CZDQ
Wir
CZJS
Wup
CZND
Xbi
CYSB
Vre
CYWN
Wai
CZDR
Wis
CZJT
Wur
CZNF
Xbo
CYSD
Vri
CYWP
Waj
CZDS
Wit
CZJV
Wns
CZNG
Xbu
CYSF
Vro
CYWQ
Wak
CZDT
Win
CZJW
Wnt
CZNH
Xc
CYSG
Vru
CYWB
Wal
CZDV
Wiv
CZJX
Wuv
CZNJ
Xca
CYSH
Vry
CYWS
Warn
CZDW
Wiw
CZJY
Wux
CZNK
Xce
OYSJ
Vs
CYWT
Wan
CZDX
Wix
CZKB
Wuy
CZNL
Xci
T.
CYSK
Vt
CYWV
Wao
CZDY
Wiy
CZKD
Wuz
CZNM
Xeo
•
CYSL
Vu
CYWX
Wap
CZFB
Wiz
CZKF
Wv
CZNP
Xcu
CZSB
Ya
OYSM
Vua
CYWZ
Waq
CZFD
Wj
CZKG
Wva
CZNQ
Xd
CZSD
Yal
CYSN
Vub
CYXB
War
CZFG
Wk
CZKH
Wx
CZNR
Xe
CZSF
Yam
CYSP
Vuc
CYXD
Was
CZFH
Wl
CZKJ
Wxa
CZNS
Xea
CZSG
Yan
CYSQ
,Vud
CYXF
Wat
CZFJ
Wla
CZKL
Wxo
CZNT
Xei
CZSH
Yas
CYSR
Vue
CYXG
Wau
CZFK
Wle
CZKM
Wxu
CZNV
Xeo
CZSJ
Yat
CYST
Vuf
CYXH
Wav
CZFL
Wli
CZKN
Wy
CZNW
Xer
CZSK
Yav
CYSV
Vug
CYXJ
Waw
CZFM
Wlo
CZKP
Wya
CZNX
Xes
CZSL
Yaw
CYSW
Vuh •
CYXK
Wax
CZFN
Wlu
CZKQ
Wye
CZNY
Xet
CZSM
Ye
CYSX
Vni
CYXL
Way
CZFP
Wly
CZKR
Wyi
CZPB
Xeu
CZSN
Yea
CYSZ
Vuj
CYXM
Waz
CZFQ
Wm
CZKS
Wyj
CZPD
Xh
CZSP
Yed
CYTB
Vuk
CYXN
Wb
CZFR
Wn
CZKT
Wyl
CZPF
Xi
CZSQ
Yei
CYTD
Vul
CYXP
Wc
CZFS
Wo
CZKV
Wym
CZPG
Xia
CZSR
Yeo
CYTF
Vum
CYXQ
Wd
CZFT
Woa
CZKW
Wyn
CZPH
Xie
CZST
Yi
CYTG
Vun
CYXR
We
CZFV
Wob
CZKX
Wyo
CZPJ
Xio
CZSV
Yl
CYTH
Vno
CYXS
Wea
CZFW
Woe
CZKY
Wyp
CZPK
Xiu
CZSW
Yla
CYTJ
Vup
CYXT
Web
CZFX
Wod
CZLB
Wyr
CZPL
Xiz
czsx
Ylo
CYTK
Vuq
CYXV
Wee
CZFY
Woe
CZLD
Wys
CZPM
Xla
CZSY
Ym
CYTL
Vnr
CYXW
Wed
CZGB
Wof
CZLF
Wyt
CZPN
Xle
CZTB
Yma
CYTM
Vus
CYXZ
Wee
CZGD
Wog
CZLG
Wyv
CZPQ
Xli
CZTD
Ymo
CYTN
Vut
CYZB
Web.
CZGF
Woh
CZLH
Wyx
CZPR
Xlo
CZTF
Yn
CYTP
Vuu
CYZD
Wei
CZGH
Woi
CZLJ
Wyz
CZPS
Xlu
CZTG
Yna
CYTQ
Vuv
CYZF
Wej
CZGJ '
Woj
CZLK
Wz
CZPT
Xm
CZTH
Yno
CYTR
>?uw
CYZG
Wek
CZGK
Wok
CZLM
Wza
CZPV
Xma
CZTJ
Yo
CYTS
Vux
CYZH
Wei
CZGL
Wol
CZLN
Wze
CZPW
Xme
CZTK
Yon
CYTV
Vny
CYZJ
Wem
CZGM
Worn
CZLP
Wzi
CZPX
Xmi
CZTL
Yp
CYffW
Vuz
CYZK
Wen
CZGN
Won
CZLQ
Wzo
CZPY
Xmo
CZTM
Yr
CYTX
Vv
CYZL
Weo
CZGP
Woo
CZLR
Wzu
CZQB
Xmn
CZTN
Ys
CYTZ
Vw
CYZM
Wep
CZGQ
Wop
CZLS
Wzy
CZQD
Xn
CZTP
Ysa
CYVB
Vx
CYZN
Weq
CZGR
Woq
CZLT
CZQF
Xna
CZTQ
Yse
CYVD
Vy
CYZP
Wer
CZGS
Wor
CZLV
CZQG
Xni
CZTR
Ysi
CYVF
Vya
CYZQ
Wes
CZGT
Wos
CZLW
CZQH
Xno
CZTS
Yso
CYVG
Vyd
CYZR
Wet
CZGV
Wot
CZLX
CZQJ
Xo
CZTV
Ysn
CYVH
Vye
CYZS
Weu
CZGW
Wou
CZLY
CZQK
Xoa
CZTW
Yt
CYVJ
Vyi
CYZT
Wev
CZGX
Wov
CZQL
Xoe
CZTX
Yta
CYVK
Vyl
CYZV
Wew
CZGY
Wow
CZQM
Xoi
,CZTY
Yte
CYVL
Vym
CYZW
Wex
CZHB
Wox
CZQN
Xou
[CZVB
Yti
CYVM
Vyn
CYZX
Wey
CZHD
Woy
CZQP
Xr
CZVD
Yto
CYVN
Vyo '
CZBD
Wez
CZHF
Woz ,
•CZC^R
Xra
CZVF
Ytn
CYVP
Vyr
CZBF
Wf
CZHG
Wp
CZQS
Xre
CZVG
Yu
CYVQ
Vys
CZBG
Wg
CZHJ
Wq -
CZQT
Xri
CZVH
Yna
CYVR
Vyt
CZBH
Wh
CZHK
Wr
CZQV
Xro
CZVJ
Yun
CYVS
Vyu
CZBJ
Wha
CZHL
Wra
CZQW
Xn
CZVK
Yus
CYVT
Vyv
CZBK
Whe
CZHM
Wre
CZQX
Xua
CZVL
Yut
CYVW
Vyx
CZBL
Whi
CZHN
Wri
CZQY
Xue
CZVM
Yx
Part I.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
31
CZVN
CZVP
CZVQ
CZVR
CZVS
CZVT
CZVW
CZVX
CZVY
Yxa
Yxo
Yz
Yza
Yze
Yzi
Yzo
Yzu
CZWB
CZWD
CZWF,
CZWG
CZWH
OZWJ
CZWK
CZWL
CZWM
GZWN
CZWP
CZWQ
CZWB,
CZWS
CZWT
CZWV
CZWX
CZWY
z.
Za
Zac
Zai
Zao
Zd
Ze
Zea
Zee
Zei
Zeo
Zi
Zia
Zie
Zio
Zl
Zla
Zlo
Zo
CZXB
CZXD
CZXF
CZXG
CZXH
CZXJ
CZXK
CZXL
CZXM
CZXN
CZXP
CZXQ
CZXR
CZXS
CZXT
CZXV
czxw
CZXY
CZYB
CZYD
Zoa
Zoe
Zon
Zor
Zos'
Zot
Zov
Zow
Zr
Zry
Zu
Zua
Zue
Zui
Zuo
Zv
Zva
Zvo
Zy
Zya
CZYP
CZYG
CZYH
CZYJ
CZYK
CZYL
CZYM
CZYN
CZYP
CZYQ.
CZYR
CZYS
Zyd
Zye
Zyf
Zyi
Zyl
Zym
Zyn
Zyo
Zyp
Zyt
CZYT
CZYV
CZYW
CZYX
NUMEKAL SIGNALS.
Under the arrangement shown below, every flag hoisted after Numeral Signal No. 1
has been made, and until Numeral Signal No. 3 or Alphabetical Signal No. 1 (see page 13)
has been made, represents one or more figures as indicated in the Numeral Table below.
If the number to be signalled consists of more than four figures, two or more hoists
must be used, as no hoist is to contain more than four flags; and if any' figure occurs
more than once in the same number, the figure must on its second occurrence begin or
be in a second hoist, and on its third occurrence it must begin or be in a third hoist,
•unless use can be made of the signals K to Z in the Numeral Table below.
* The following are the signals to be used :
Signal.
Meaning.
Code Flag over Flag M.
Oode Flag over Flag N.
Code Flag over Flag 0.
Numeral Signal No. 1, indicating that the flags hoisted after it, until
Numeral Signal No. 3 or Alphabetical. Signal No. 1 is made, do not
represent the signals in the Code, but "express figures, as indicated in
the Numeral Table below, and have the special numerical values there
given to them.
Ncmeral Signal No. 3, indicating the Decimal Point.
Numeral Signal No. 3, indicating that the Numeral Signals are ended ;
the signals which follow are to be looked out in the Code in the usuai
manner.
Numeral Table.
Examples.
A 1
B 3
C... ,- 3
D 4
E , 5
F 6
G. 7
H 8
I 9
J 10
K 11
To make 78,865:
1st hoist, Code Flag over M = Tlie signals which follow are Numeral
Signals, and are to be looked out in the
Numeral Table.
2d hoist, GRFE = 78,865
3d hoist, Code Flag over O = The Numeral Signals are ended.
To make 787:
1st hoist, Code Flag over M = The signals which follow are Numeral
L ,-■ :.. 22
M - 33
N — 44
O 55
P 66
Q -.,,--'- "11
R. .-..-• 88
S . -. 99
Signals, and are to be looked out in the
Numeral Table.
2d hoist, GH =78) „a7
3d hoist, G = 7f - '8'
4th hoist, Code Flag over O = The Numeral Signals are ended.
To make 9.99876:
T_ 100
U 0
V 00
w 000
X 0000
Y - 00000
Z 000000
1st hoist, Code Flag over M = The signals which follow are Numeral
Signals, and are to be looked out in tht
Numeral Table.
2d hoist, I =9 )
3d hoist, Code Flag over N = Decimal point [ = 9.99876
4th hoist, SHGF = 99876 )
5th hoist, Code Flag over O = The Numeral Signals are ended.
Signals for certain Decimals and Fractions will be found on page 34.
(32)
NUMEKAL TABLE.
CODE FLAG UNDER TWO FLAGS.
Signal.
i
Number.
Signal.
Number.
Signal.
Number.
Code Flag under UA
0
Code Flag under W A
50'
Code Flag under Y A
100
" UB
1
" WB
51
" YB
200
" UC
2
" WC
52
" YC
300
" UD
3
" WD
53
" YD
400
" UE
4
" WE
54
" YE
500
■• UF
5
•' WF
55
„ yF
600
" UG
6
" WG
56
" YG
700
" UH
7
" WH
57
«' YH
800
" " UI
8
" WI
58
" YI
900
" UJ
9
" WJ
59
" YJ
1,000
" UK
10
" WK
60
" YK
2,000
" UL
11
" WL
61
" YL
3,000
« UM
12
" WM
62
" YM
4,000
" UN
13
" WN
63
" YN
5,000
" uo
14
•■ WO
64
" YO
6,000
« xjp
15
.. WP
65
" YP
7, 000
" UQ
16
" WQ
66
'• YQ
8,000
'■ UR
17
" WR
67
" YR
9,000
" US
18
" ws
68
" YS
10, 000
«. UT
19
„ WT
69
" YT
ll.OuO
" uv
20
" wu
70
■• YU
12, 000
" " uw
21
V wv
71
«. YV
13, 000
" ux
22
" wx
72
" YW
14, 000
" UY
23
" WY
73
" YX
15, 000
" UZ
24
" wz
74
" YZ
16, 000
" VA
25
" XA
75
" ZA
17, 000
" VB
26
" XB
76
" ZB
18, 000
" VC
27
" xc
77
" ZC
19, 000
" VD
28
" XD
78
" ZD
20, 000
" VE
29
" XE
79
•• ZE
30, 000
« VF
30
" XF
80
" ZF
40, 000
" VG
31
" XG
81
" ZG
50, 000
" VH
32
" XH
82
" ZH
60, 000
" VI
33
" XI
83
" ZI
70, 000
" VJ
34
" XJ
84
" ZJ
80, 000
" VK
35
" XK
85
" ZK
90, 000
" VL
36
" XL
86
" ZL
100, 000
" VM
37
" XM
87
" ZM
200, 000
" VN
38
" XN
88
" ZN
300, 000
" VO
39
" xo
89
" ZO
400, 000
» VP
40
' " XP
90
" ZP
500, 000
" VQ
41
" XQ
91
'• ZQ
600, 000
" VB
42
" XR
92
" .ZR
700, 000
" VS
43
" xs
93
" zs
800, 000
.< vT
44
" XT
94
" ZT
900, 000
" VU
45
" xu
95
" zu
1,000,000
" VW
46
'• XV
96
" zv
2, 000, 000
" vx
47
" xw
97
" zw
3, 000, 000
.. VY
48
" XY
98
" zx
4, 000, 000
" VZ
. 49
" XZ
99
•• ZY
5,000,000
See also page 32 for alternative method of making Numeral Signals.
For Decimals and Fractions, see page 34.
EXAMPLES.
Numbers which, can not be represented in one hoist to be shown as follows :
To make 165.09:
97 YA over Code Flag =100
i WP over Code Flag = 65
- — BOX = .09
To make 10,011 :
YS over Code Flag=10, 000
UL over Code Flag= 11
To make 97^ :
XW over Code Flag=
BDF =
10,011
97*
165.09
10929—07-
(33)
34
NUMERAL, TABLE.
DECIMALS AND FRACTIONS.
Part I.
BCO
BCP
BCQ
BCR
BCS
BCT
BCU
BCV
BCW
BOX
BCY
BCZ
BDA
BDC
BDE
BDF
BDG
BDH
BDI
BDJ
Decimal.
-.01, or, ^g
-.03, or, ,Hhr, or, r\
.05, or, -jfo, or, ^
—.06, or, -jfo, or, •&
-.07, or, tU
-.08, or, tL or, &
-.09, or, jfo
Fraction.
— rs, or, .1
— i, or, .2
—fu. or, .3
— I, or, A
— I, or, .5
- 1 , or, .6
— &, or, .7
-4. or, -8
-,%, or, .9
— .ua, or, ^ or, Tv
—.03, or, jfo
—.04, or, i&y, or, -^
— .05, or, yjfr, or, tM lOOths. Hundredths.
—.06, or, -jfo, or, •&
f17 /!«■ _i_
lOths. Tenths.
BDK
BDL
BDM
BDN
BDO
BDP
BDQ
BDR
BDS
BDT
BDU
BDV
BDW
BDX
BDY
BDZ
Fraction — Continued.
-H
16ths. Sixteenths.
=tf
3ds. Thirds.
SIGNALS MADE BY ONE FLAG.
TO BE USED ONLY BETWEEN VESSELS TOWING AND BEING TOWED.
The flag is to be held in the hand, and only to he shown just above the Gunwale.
Signals about—
i
Meaning when made —
By the ship towed.
By the ship towing.
Cables,
or.
Hawsers.
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
— Is the towing cable (or, hawser) fast?
— The towing cable (or, hawser) is fast.
— The towing cable (or, hawser) is not
fast.
— Equalize the strain on the cables (or,
hawsers).
— Can not slack more cable (or, hawser).
— Shorten in the port cable lor, hawser).
— Shorten in the starboard cable (or,
hawser).
—Shorten in both cables (or, hawsers).
— Veer the port cable (or, hawser) .
— Veer the starboard cable (or, hawser).
— Veer both cables (or, hawsers).
— Cast off the port hawser.
— Cast off the starboard hawser.
— Cast off both hawsers.
Is the towing cable (or, hawser) fast?
The towing cable (or, hawser) is fast.
The towing cable (or, hawser) is not
fast.
Equalize the strain on the cables (or,
. hawsers) .
Can not slack more cable (or, hawser).
Shorten in the port cable (or, hawser).
Shorten in the starboard cable (or,
hawser).
Shorten in both cables (or, hawsers).
Veer the port cable (or, hawser).
Veer the starboard cable (or, hawser).
Veer both cables (or, hawsers).
Cast off the port hawser.
Cast off the starboard hawser.
Cast off both hawsers.
Speed.
O
P
s
— Go as slow as possible.
— Go easy.
— Go half speed.
— Go full speed.
— Stop the engines.
Am going as slow as possible.
Am going easy.
Am going half speed.
Am going full speed.
Must stop.
Steering.
T
U .
V
W
—Steer more to port.
— Steer more to starboard.
— Steady as you go.
— Steer six points from the wind.
Steer more to port.
Steer more to starboard.
Steady as you go.
Ship will not steer properly.
Sail.
X
Y
— Make sail.
— Set fore and aft sails.
Make sail.
Set fore and aft sails.
Special.
Z
— Man overboard.
Man overboard.
SIGNALS BY NIGHT.
To be used only between ships towing and being towed, and to be made by short
flashes of light or blasts of the whistle one second in duration.
Steer more to port
Steer more to starboard —
Cast off hawsers
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URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
TWO-FLAG SIGNALS.
ABANDON— ASSISTANCE.
AB
AC
AD
AE
AP
AG
AH
AI
AJ
AK
AL
AM
AN
AO
AP
AQ
AB
AS
AT
AU
AV
AW
AX
AY
AZ
BA
BC
BD
BE
BF
BG
BH
BI
BJ
BK
BL
BM
BN
BO
BP
BQ
BR
BS
BT
Abandon.
— Abandon the vessel as fast as possible.
— Do not abandon the vessel.
— Do not abandon the vessel until the tide
has ebbed.
— Do yon intend to abandon ?
— I do not intend to abandon the vessel.
— I must abandon the vessel.
— I shall abandon my vessel unless you will
keep by us.
— I will not abandon you. I will remain by
you (or vessel indicated).
— I (or, They) wish to abandon, but have
not the means.
— Is she (or vessel indicated) abandoned ?
Accident, or, Damage.
—Accident ; dangerously wounded (or, hurt).
— Accident; want a surgeon (or, doctor).
— Are you (or, Is — , vessel indicated) in a
condition to proceed ?
— Are you (or, Is — , vessel indicated) mate-
rially damaged (or, injured)?
— Boat is capsized (bearing, if necessary).
— Boat is lost.
— Boat is stove.
— Boat is swamped.
— Boiler burst; ■ — men killed.
— Boiler burst ; — men killed — wounded.
— Boiler burst; no one hurt.
— Boiler burst ; no one seriously hurt.
— Boiler burst; number of killed and
wounded not yet known.
— Boiler burst ; several men killed.
— Boiler burst ; several men wounded.
— Can damage be repaired at sea ?
— Can damage be repaired by youi selves ?
— Damage can be put to rights in — hours.
— Damage can be repaired at sea.
— Damage can not be repaired at sea (or place
indicated) .
— -Damage, or, Defects can not be repaired
without assistance.
— Damaged, or, Sprung mast ; can not carry
sail.
— Damaged rudder ; can not steer.
— Engines broken down ; I am disabled.
— Has any accident happened 1 Is anything
the matter ?
— Have you lost all your boats ?
— How long will you (or vessel indicated) be
repairing damage ?
— I am very seriously damaged.
— I have lost all my boats.
—rln case of accident (or, necessity).
— Is your cargo much damaged 1
— Man overboard.
— Met with an accident.
— Want a boat ; man overboard.
BU
BV
BW
BX
BY
BZ
CA
CB
CD
CE
CP
CG
CH
CI
CJ
CK
CL
CM
CN
CO
CP
CQ
CR
CS
CT
CU
CV
CW
cx
CY
CZ
DA
DB
DC
DE
DF
Acciden T — Continued.
— When did the accident hanpen ?
— Where will you go to repair damage ?
Afloat and Aground.
— Afloat aft.
— Afloat forward.
— Am afloat.
— Am aground.
— Am aground ; likely to break up ; require
immediate assistance.
— Are you afloat ?
— Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
means now available.
— I am agroiind ; send what immediate as-
sistance you can.
— Lose no time in shoring up.
— May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt as-
sistance be given.
— Vessel (or vessel indicated) ashore near —
(or, on — ).
— Was the tide high when you grounded ?
— Was the tide low when you grounded ?
— When did you ground ?
Anchorage. (See Harbor. )
Assistance.
In Distress; Want Immediate Assist-
ance nc
Note. — See Distress Signals, page 7.
— Am disabled ; communicate with me.
— Am drifting ; want assistance.
— Can I procure any assistance in the way
of — ?
— Can you assist — (vessel indicated) ?
— Can not assist.
— Could not render assistance.
— Do not require assistance (or, further
assistance).
— Do you require any assistance (or, help) of
(or, from) — ?
— Do you require further assistance ?
— Do you require immediate assistance ?
—I require assistance from Lloyd's agent.
— Lighthouse, or, Light-ship at — wants
immediate assistance.
— No assistance can be rendered ; do the best
you can for yourselves.
— Render all the assistance possible — to — .
—Require help (or, assistance) of (or, from)—.
—Rudder disabled ; will you assist me (into
— port indicated, if necessary) 1
— Send immediate assistance.
— We are coming to your assistance.
—Will you assist me (or vessel indicated) ?
—With some assistance I shall be able to set
things to rights.
(36)
Part I.
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
37
ATTENTION— CAUTION.
DG
DH
DI
DJ
DK
DL
DM
DN
DO
DP
DQ
DR
DS
DT
DU
DV
DW
DX
DY
DZ
EA
EB
EC
ED
EF
EG
EH
EJ
EK
Attention, or, Demand.
— Attend to signals.
— Attention is called to page — , paragraph
— , of 'the International Code.
N. B. — Tlie page to be signaled first and
then the paragraph. This signal should
be employed only between vessels using
the United States edition, as otherwise
the pages referred to will not correspond.
— Calls the attention of the fibst(ot, nearest)
ship on the bearing (from the person
signaling) pointed out by compass
signal.
— Calls the attention of the second ship, etc.
— Calls the attention of the third ship, etc.
— Calls the attention of the fourth ship, etc.
— Calls the attention of the fifth ship, etc.
— Calls the attention of the sixth ship, etc.
— Calls the attention of the shore signal sta-
tion on the bearing (from the person
signaling) pointed out by compass sig-
nal.
— Calls the attention of the vessel coming
into the anchorage on the bearing (from
the person signaling) pointed out by
compass signal.
— Calls the attention of vessel leaving the
anchorage on the bearing (from theper-
son signaling) pointed out by compass
signal.
— Calls the attention of the vessel whose dis-
tinguishing signal follows. ,
— Look out. Pay attention.
— Pay strict attention to signals during the
night.
— Repeat ship's name ; your flags were not
made out.
— Show your distinguishing signal.
— Show your ensign.
— Vessels just arrived, show your distin-
guishing signals.
— Vessels just arrived, show your ensigns.
—Vessels just weighed (or, leaving), make
your distinguishing signals.
— Vessels that wish to be reported make
your distinguishing signals.
— Vessels wishing to be reported on leaving,
make your distinguishing signals.
— What ship is that (bearing to be indicated,
if necessary) 1
Bearings.
Note. — Unless otherwise indicated, bear-
ings in points and i-points are to be
understood as Compass bearings, i. e.,
bearings as shown by the Compass and
uncorrected for either local attraction or
variation. But bearings when given in
degrees are to be considered as Magnetic
bearings, i. e., Compass bearings cor-
rected for local attraction due to the ves-
sel (deviation). Both are to be reckoned
from the vessel signaling the bearing.
—At — (time indicated) , — (place indicated),
bore — , distant — miles.
—Best berth ( or, anchorage) bears from me — .
— Entrance bears — .
—How did the land bear when last seen ?
— How does the entrance bear ?
— Place indicated bears — •.
EL
EM
EN
EO
EP
EQ
ER
ES
ET
EU
EV
EW
EX
EY
EZ
FA
FB
FC
FD
FE
FG
FH
FI
FJ
FK
FL
FM
FN
FO
FP
FQ
FR
FS
FT
FTJ
FV
FW
FX
FY
FZ
GA
GB
GC
GD.
GE
GF
GH
GI
Bearings — Continued.
There are moorings on
eated).
There is a strange sail on
eated).
There is a telegraph cable on — (bearing
- (bearing indi-
■ (bearing indi-
— What are the bearing and distance of —
(ship or place indicated)"!
Boats.
— Bank is encumbered by fishing boats.
— Bar is impassible for boats on the ebb tide.
— Boat, or Lifeboat, can not come.
— Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary).
— Boat is coming to your assistance.
— Boat is going to you.
— Boat is on board (or, alongside).
—Can boats land ? Can landing be effected?
— Can not send a boat.
— Do not attempt to land in your own boats.
— Do you want a lifeboat ?
— Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here.
— Have you seen (or, heard) anything of my
(or, the) boat ?
— I should like to know the nature of the
sickness, if any, before I send my boat
(or, communicate).
—Let your boats keep to windward until
they are picked up.
— Lifeboat is going to you.
— No boat available.
— Send a boat (number, if necessary).
— Send boats suitable for landing passengers.
— Send lifeboat to save crew.
— Vessel indicated wants boats.
— We have sent for a lifeboat.
Caution, or, Danger.
— Allow no communication. Allow no per-
son on board.
— Appearances are threatening ;' be on your
guard.
— Are you in danger ?
— Bad weather is expected.
—Bar, or Entrance, is dangerous.
— Bar is impassible.
— Be very careful in your intercourse with
strangers.
— Caution is requisite ; take care.
—Channel, or Fairway, is dangerous.
— Dangerous to (or, Do not) come into less
than — feet of water.
— Do not attempt to make the harbor (or,
anchorage).
— Do not risk an anchorage unless you have
very good ground tackle.
— Do not trust to the weather ; it has not
done yet.
— Heavy weather coming ; look sharp.
— Is there any danger — in — (of, or, from)?
— It is dangerous to allow too many people
on board at once.
— It is dangerous to lose the wind.
— Prepare for a hurricane.
— Reef, or Shoal, stretches a long way out.
— Shoal water, or Danger, in direction indi-
cated.
— Stranger (or vessel on bearing indicated) is
suspicious.
— The attempt is dangerous.
38
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
Part I.
CAUTION— DAMAGE.
GJ
GK
GL
GM
GN
GO
GP
GQ
GR
GS
GT
GU
GV
GW
GX
GY
GZ
HA
HB
HC
HD
HE
HF
HG
HI
HJ
HK
HL
HM
HN
HO
HP
HQ
HE
HS
HT
Caxjtion — Continued.
— Thick fog coming on.
— Wait until the weather moderates.
— We are in danger of parting.
— You are all clear of danger.
— You are in a dangerous (or, unsafe) posi-
tion. Your position is dangerous.
You are standing into danger jd
— You are within gunshot, or, You are with-
in reach of guns {or, of batteries).
Chronometer.
— My chronometer gains daily — .
— My chronometer has run down.
— My chronometer is fast on Greenwich (or,
first meridian) mean time.
— My chronometer is slow on Greenwich
(or, first meridian) mean time.
—My chronometer loses daily .— .
— Will you give me a comparison? Wish to
get a rate for my chronometer.
Note. — The vessel showing the mean time
will hoist the. signal indicating the hour,
and dip it sharply shortly after it has
been answered. The minutes and seconds
at the instant of dipping un.ll immedi-
ately follow. To insure accuracy, a
second comparison should be made.
— Would like to have another comparison.
Coal.
— Are you (or, Is — , vessel indicated) in want
of coal ?
— Can coal be had at — ?
— Can you spare me coal ?
— Coal — a ton at — .
— Coal can be got at — (or, from — ).
— In want of coal (amount to follow).
— Indicate nearest place I can get coal.
— No. coal to be got at — .
— Owners desire me to inform you to coal
at — .
— What quantity of coal have you left 1
Collision.
— Has the vessel with which you have been
in collision proceeded on her voyage ?
— Have you been in collision ?
— I have been in collision with — .
— I have sunk (or, run down) a vessel.
— My ship has lost her headway ; you may
feel your way past me.
— Vessel seriously damaged ; wish to trans-
fer passengers.
— With what vessel have you been in colli-
sion?
Combustibles.
— Have you any combustibles on board?
— I am loaded with combustibles.
— I have no combustibles on board.
— No combustibles (or, explosives) near the
fire.
— Vessels with combustibles not allowed in
Communicate. Communication.
— Ask stranger (or vessel indicated) if he
will communicate.
HU
HV
HW
HX
HY
HZ
IA
IB
IC
ID
IE
IF
IG
IH
IJ
IK
IL
IM
IN
IO
IP
IQ
IE
IS
IT
IU
IV
IW
IX
IY
IZ
JA
JB
JC
Communicate — Continued.
— Can you forward my communication by
telegraph ?
Come nearer, Stop, or, Heave-to; I have
something important to communicate.
Code Flag over h
— Do not have any communication with — .
— Do you (or, Does — , vessel indicated) call
anywhere (or, at — )?
— Following communication is confidential
(or, private).
— Forward my communication by telegraph,
and pay for its transmission.
— Have no communication with the shore
(or vessel indicated),
— Have received the following communica-
tion (or, instructions) from your owner
(or, agents).
— Have you any message (telegram, orders,
or, communication) for me?
— Have you had any communication with
infected vessels (or, places)?
— Heave-to, or I will fire into you.
— I am going to signal the contents of an
important telegram, to be communi-
cated to you.
— I can not stop to have (or, receive) any
communication.
— I have had no communication with —
(place or vessel indicated).
— Important to communicate by (or, with) — .
— Unless your communication is very im-
portant, I must be excused.
— Will you forward (or, communicate) the
following signal for me ?
— Will you leave a message for me ?
— Will you telegraph to — (ship or person
named) the intelligence I am about to
communicate ?
Company.
— Let us keep together (or, in company) for
mutual support (or, protection).
— Parted company with' — on the • — (or,
at—).
— Shall we keep company ?
— What company do you belong to ?
—When did you part company from — ?
Convoy.
— Convoy to disperse and make for destina-
tion.
— Convoy to disperse and reassemble at
rendezvous (or place indicated).
■— Connoy to keep ahead of escort.
—Convoy to keep as close as possible.
—Convoy to keep astern of leader ( or, escort).
—Convoy to keep on port side of leader (or,
escort) .
—Convoy to keep on starboard side of leader
(or, escort).
—Convoy to spread as far as possible, keen-
ing within signal distance.
—Do not go through (or, near) — (place indi-
cated) without a convoy.
— Rendezvous at — (port indicated or on
bearing indicated) from — (place indi-
cated) distant — miles.
—Rendezvous in latitude — , and longi-
tude — .
Damage. (See Accident. )
Part I.
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
39
DANGER— DISTRESS.
JD
JE
JF
JG
JH
Jl
JK
JL
JM
JN
JO
JP
JQ
JR
JS
JT
JU
JV
JW
JX
JY
JZ
KA
KB
KC
KD
KE
KF
KG
KH
KI
KJ
KL
KM
KN
KO
KP
KQ
KR
KS
KT
KQ
KV
KW
KX
Danger. (See also Caution. )
— You are standing into danger.
Derelict.
— Beware of derelict ; dangerous to naviga-
tion.
— Derelict reported off — ■ (or, in the vicinity
of-).
— Have you seen derelict ?
— Saw derelict in latitude — and longitude
— on the — .
Despatch. Despatches.
— Any letters (or, papers) from — ?
Despatch is necessary.
■Go for despatches.
•Had any letters (or, despatches)- arrived
at—?
—Have (or vessel indicated has) despatches
for — .
— Have (or vessel indicated has) despatches
from — .
— Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for
you (or vessel or person indicated).
— Have you letter (mails, o?-, despatches) for
me (or for vessel, person, or place indi-
cated) 1
— I am the bearer of important despatches.
— I have Government despatches (or, — ).
— I shall make for the anchoragfi (or, — )
with all despatch.
— Refer to my despatches (or letters).
— Refer to your despatches (or, letters).
— Send for despatches (or, letters).
— Telegraphic despatches arrived from — .
—"Will you take despatches (or, letters) ?
Directions for Saving Crew. (See also
Abandon. )
—Boat should endeavor to land where flag
is waved (or, light is shown).
— Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask, kite,
raft, etc.).
— Is the line fast ?
— Keep a light burning.
— Landing is impossible.
—Lights, or Fires, will be kept at the best
place for coming on shore.
— Look out for rocket-line (or, line).
— Look-out will be kept on the beach all
night.
— Remain by the ship.
Directions to a Vessel at Anchor.
— Beach your vessel at all risks.
— Cut away your masts.
— Get steam up as fast as possible.
— Get steam up ; report when ready.
— Get under way as fast as you can.
— Hoist the blue-peter.
—Hold on until high water.
— Keep steam ready (or, up).
— Let go another anchor.
— Ride it out if possible.
— Shift your berth. Your berth is not safe.
— Veer more cable.
Weigh and proceed as ordered.
—Weigh, Cut, or, Slip. Wait for nothing.
Get an offing.
You will be aground at low water.
Directions to a Vessel under way.
KY — Anchor as convenient.
KZ — Anchor instantly.
LA —Bar is not dangerous.
LB — Bear up instantly.
LC —Buoy, or Mark, is not in its proper position.
LD — Channel dangerous without a pilot.
LE — Do not anchor on any account.
LF — Get her on the other tack (or, Get her head
round) or you will be on shore.
LG — Go ahead.
LH —Go ahead easy. Easy ahead.
LI — Go ahead full speed.
LJ — Go astern. *
LK — Go astern easy. Easy astern.
LM —Go astern full speed.
LN — Haul your wind on the port tack.
LO — Haul your wind on the starboard tack.
LP — Heave all aback. Go astern.
LQ — Heave to; head off shore.
LR — Heave to until — .
LS — It is not safe to go so fast.
LT — Keep, or, Stand closer in, or, Keep under
the land.
LIT — Keep in the center of the channel.
LV — Keep on the port side of channel.
L W — Keep on the starboard side of the channel.
LX — Keep the vessel under command.
LY — Keep to windward.
LZ — Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to port.
MA — Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to starboard.
MB — Not room to wear.
MC — Open. Get farther away.
MD —Put your helm hard-a-port ; ship's head to
go to starboard.
ME — Put your helm hard-a-starboard ; ship's
head to go to port.
MF — Reduce speed. Ease her.
MG — Standoff. Get an offing. Put to sea at once.
MH —Stand on.
MI — Steady your helm.
M J — Steer more to port. ( To be kept flying until
course is sufficiently altered).
MK — Steer more to starboard. (To be kept fly-
ing until course is sufficiently altered. )
ML — Stop her.
MN —Stop instantly.
MO — Tack instantly.
MP — Wear instantly.
Disabled Steamer. (See also Accident. )
MQ — Engines completely disabled.
MR — Have broken main shaft.
MS — Have lost screw, or, Screw disabled.
MT — Have passed steamer with machinery dis-
abled.
MU — Have passed steamer with steering gear
disabled.
MV — Have you seen disabled steamer ?
MW — One screw disabled ; can work the other.
MX — Passed disabled steamer at — .
MY — Ship disabled ; will you tow me ? (Int»—
port indicated, if necessary. )
MZ , — Steering gear disabled.
Distress.
In Distress; Want Immediate Assist-
ance NC
Note. — See Distress Signals, page 7.
A vessel (or vessel indicated) ashore near —
(or, on — ) ch
40
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
Part I.
Distress — Continued.
NA — Aground; want immediate assistance.
Am aground; likely to break up; require
immediate assistance ca
Am drifting ; want assistance CM
Boat is capsized (bearing, if necessary) _ap
Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary)., es
NB — Can not save the ship ; take people off.
Cannot stop the leak qh
NC — In distress; want immediate assistance.
(See Disteess Signals, page 7.)
ND — Did you see a vessel in distress?
NE — Do you think we ought to pass a vessel in
this distressed condition ?
NF — Dying for want of water.
NG — Fire gains rapidly ; take people off.
NH — Fire, or, Leak ; want immediate assistance.
NI — Have lost all boats ; can you take off crew?
Have you seen or heard of a vessel wrecked
or in distress zu
NJ — I am attacked ; want assistance. Help, I
am attacked.
NK — I am dragging; I can veer no more cable ;
no more anchors to let go.
NL — I am in danger (or, shoal water); direct
me how to steer.
M — I am on fire.
NO — I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and crew.
NP — I am unmanageable.
NQ — I have sprung a leak.
I must abandon the vessel ag
NE — I want assistance ; please remain by me.
I will not abandon you; I will remain by
you (or vessel indicated) ai
NS — In distress ; want assistance.
In distress ; want immediate assistance -NO
Note.— See Distress Signals, page 7.
NT — Is not vessel (bearing, if necessary) in dis-
tress ?
NU — Leak is gaining rapidly.
Light-house, or, Light-ship at — wants
immediate assistance cw
Eudder disabled. Will you assist me? (into
— port indicated, if necessary) da
Ship disabled. Will you tow me ? (into —
port indicated, if necessary) my
NV — Short of provisions. Starving.
NW — Vessel indicated in distress ; wants imme-
diate assistance.
NX — Vessel indicated appears in distress.
NY — With immediate assistance fire can be ex-
tinguished.
Draft of Water.
NZ — Drawing too much water.
OA — I draw — feet aft and — feet forward.
OB —What draft of water in feet could you
lighten to ?
OC —What is your draft of water ?
Enemy.
OD — Enemy is closing with you, or, Vou are
closing the enemy.
OE — Enemy is in sight.
OF — Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the — ,
steering to the — .
OG — Enemy's fleet has been seen to the — ,
steering to the — .
OH — Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen to
the — , steering to the — .
01
OJ
OK
OL
OM
ON
OP
OQ
OE
OS
OT
OU
ov
ow
ox
OY
OZ
PA
PB
PC
PD
PE
PF
PG
PH
PI
PJ
PK
Enemy— Continued.
— Have been chased by the enemy.
— Keep a good lookout, as it is reported that
enemy's war vessels are going about dis-
guised, as merchantmen.
— Saw the enemy's fleet off — .
— Vessel in sight is an enemy.
Engines.
Ease her. Eeduce speed mf
Go ahead lg
Go ahead easy. Easy ahead lh
Go ahead full speed li
Go astern « lj
Go astern easy. Easy astern lk
Go astern full speed _*lm
Stop her . ml
Stop instantly mn
Fire.
— Are you on fire ?
— Fire can easily be got at.
— Fire difficult to get at.
— Fire gaining.
Fire gains rapidly; take people off ng
— Fire in hold amongst the cargo.
Fire, or Leak; want immediate assist-
ance ' NH
Heave to or I will fire into you id
I am on fire nm
I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all available
boats to save passengers and crew... no
— Is fire extinguished ?
No combustibles (or, explosives) near the
fire hr
Vessel indicated is on fire.
— Where is the fire ?
With immediate assistance fire can be
extinguished ny
Harbor, or, Anchorage.
Best anchorage (or, berth) bears from
me — ef
— Best berth (or, anchorage) is in — fathoms.
— Channel, or Fairway, is buoyed.
— Harbor, or Anchorage, is good enough
with winds from — .
—Harbor, or Anchorage, is indifferent.
— Harbor, or Anchorage, is safe with all
winds.
-How does the harbor (or, anchorage) bear?
— Is the anchorage (or, my anchorage) safe
with all winds (or, winds from — )?
— Is the channel buoyed ?
— Permission is urgently requested to enter
harbor.
— Unsafe anchorage.
Ice.
— Have encountered ice
of longitude on the
— Have encountered ice
of longitude on the
■Have encountered ice
of longitude on the
— Have encountered ice
of longitude on the
■Have encountered ice
of longitude on the
■Have encountered ice
of longitude on the
between 30° and 35°
*
between 35° and 40°
*
between 40° and 45°
#
between 45° and 50°
#
between 50° and 55°
#
between 55° and 60°
*Date to be Indicated If necessary
Part I.
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
41
ICE— NEWS AND NEWSPAPERS.
PL
PM
PN
PO
PQ
PR
PS
PT
PU
PV-
PW
PX
PY
PZ
QA
QB
QC
QB
QE
QF
QG
QH
QI
QJ
QK
QL
QM
QN
QO
QP
QR
QS
Ice — Continued.
— Have encountered ice between 60° and 65°
of longitude on the — *
■Have encountered ice between 65° and 70°
of longitude on the — *
•Have encountered ice between 70° and 75°
of longitude on the — *
— Have encountered ice between 75° and 80°
of longitude on the — *
— Have passed ice in latitude — and longi-
tude — on the — *
— Have you fallen in with ice? {State
whether berg or field )
—What latitude and longitude did you (or,
they) have ice in ?
Want a Pilot.
Note.— See Pilot Signals, page 8.
Land, Landmarks, and Lights.
— All the lights are out along the coast of — .
— At — (time indicated) light bore — .
— Can you give me a leading mark (or, di-
rection) for making the land hereabouts
(or at place indicated) ?
—Do not bring the light to the — (bearing
indicated) of — (bearing indicated).
— Do you, or, Did you get a good look at the
land to know exactly where we are ?
—Had we not better run in and make the
land?
— I shall keep hold of the land (or, light), or,
I shall keep the land ( or, light) bearing — .
—Indicate the bearing of light (lighthouse,
or, lightship).
— Keep the light between — (bearing indi-
cated) and — (bearing indicated).
— Light is not to be depended on.
— The lightship at — is not at anchor on her
station, or, Lightship at — is out of
position;
—What bearing shall I keep the light (or,
landmark) on ?
Latitude and Longitude. (Seepage 56).
Leak.
— Can you stop the leak ?
— Can not stop the leak.
-^-Do you consider leak dangerous ?
Fire, or Leak; want immediate assist-
ance nh
— Have you sprung a leak? Are you (or, Is
— , vessel indicated) leaking ?
I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save the passengers and
crew NO
I have sprung a leak no.
Leak is gaining rapidly nu
— Leak is stopped.
— Vessel indicated has sprung a leak.
feet water in the hold.
Letters, or, Mails. (See also Despatches).
—Has the mail arrived— (from — , if neces-
sary) 1
—Has the mail sailed— (for — if necessary) 1
—I will take mails for you.
—Send your letters.
__Tell — (person indicated) not to forward
any more letters for me.
QT
QU
QV
QW
QX
QY
QZ
RA
RB
RC
RD
RE
RF
RG-
RH
RI
RJ
RK
RL
RM
RN
RO
RP
RQ
RS
RT
RU
RV
RW
RX
RY
RZ
SA
SB
Letters — Continued.
When does the mail leave ?
■Will you forward my letters to — 1
Lifeboat.
Boat, or Lifeboat, can not come er
Do you want a lifeboat _.:. ez
Have no lifeboat. N o lifeboat here fa
Lifeboat is going to you - --FE
Send lifeboat to save crew fj
We have sent for a lifeboat fl
Lights.
— Do not show a light on any account.
— I will show a light to-night when I alter
course.
— I will show a light to-night when I tack.
— Keep a light at your bowsprit end.
Lights. (Masthead and Side. )
Your lights are out (or, want trimming).
Made by — — — — — flashes or
blasts of a steam whistle. (Seepage 548).
Lighters.
— Lighter coming off.
— Lighter is adrift.
— There are no lighters available.
— Will you send off lighters as fast as possi-
ble?
Machinery. Boilers and Engineers.
(See also Accident. )
— Anything wrong with the engines ?
— Boiler can not be repaired.
— Boiler leaking seriously.
— Boiler tubes leaking (or leaky).
— Can you supply me with anyone to take
charge (or, act) as engineer ?
— Hot bearings.
— Machinery out of order.
— I am going to stop; machinery requires
adjusting.
— The damage to the machinery is not seri-
ous, and is such as can be repaired by
the vessel's own engineers.
Navigation.
— Did you get good observations ?
— Have you a Book of Navigation Tables ?
— Have you a Book of Sailing Directions ?
— Have you a chart of coast (or place indi
cated,) ?
— Have you a Nautical Almanac for the cur-
rent year (or year indicated) ?
— May I depend on your time ?
— No recent observations. I did not get an
observation.
— Reckoning not to be depended on.
— What is my position by bearings ?
—What is the name of lighthouse (light-
ship, or, point) in sight?
— When did you see the land ?
— When were your last observations for
time ?
— Where am I ? What is my present posi-
tion?
News and Newspapers.
— Are there any men-of-war about ?
— Can you lend (or, give) me a newspaper ?
* Date to be indicated if necessary.
42
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
Part I.
NEWS AND NEWSPAPERS— SIGNALS.
News and Newspapers— Continued.
Quarantine and Pratique — Continued.
SC
— Newspapers up to — (date indicated; state
TR
—Do you come from any port putting you
where from, if necessary).
in quarantine ?
SD
— No news of — .
TS
— Have (or vessel indicated has) pratique.
SE
— What is the date of latest news from — ?
TTJ
— Have you a clean bill of health ?
SF
— What is the news from — ?
TV
— Hoist a quarantine flag.
SG
— When did you sail ?
TW
--You have pratique.
SH
—Where are you bound ?
SI
— Where are you from ? .
SJ
— Where is the admiral (or, senior officer) ?
Reply.
SK
— Where is the — fleet (or, squadron)?
TX
— Wait for answer (or, reply).
SL
— Would you like to see our newspapers ?
TY
— What was the answer (or, reply)?
TZ
— Will await answer (or, reply).
UA
— Will you aw^it answer (or, reply) ?
Orders :
SM
— Have orders (or, telegram) for you.
Report.
SN
— Have orders for you not to touch (or, call)
UB
— Do you wish to be reported ?
at — .
uc
— Report me by post to my owners (or, to
SO
— Have orders to telegraph your passing.
Mr. — ) at — .
SP
— Have received orders for you not to pro-
UD
— Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's.
ceed without further instructions.
UE
— Report me by telegraph to owners (or. to
SQ
— Have received orders for you to await in-
Mr. — ) at — .
structions from owners at — .
TTF
— Report me by telegraph to "Shipping
SB,
— Have received orders for you to discharge
Gazette."
cargo at — .
UG
— Report me to Lloyd's.
ST
— Have telegraphed for your orders.
UH
— Report me (or, my communication) to
Lloyd s agent at — .
su
— Have you received any orders from — ?
sv
— I will telegraph for your orders if you will
UI
— Report me to " New York Herald " Office,
await reply.
London.
sw
— I wish to obtain orders from my owner,
UJ
— Report me to "New York Herald" Office,
Mr. — at — . ,
New York.
N. B. — This signal is to be followed by —
UK
—Report me to "New York Herald" Office,
1. Vessel's distinguishing signal, if not
Paris.
already made.
TJL
—Report me to the Borsenhalle at Hamburg.
2. Owner's name by Spelling.
3. Owner's address by Spelling, if not
UM
— Report me to — .
UN
— Report (the vessel indicated) all well, in
in the Geographical Table.
latitude — and longitude — (indicated),
sx
— Keep off and on and' await instructions.
on the — (date indicated).
CY
— Owners desire me to inform you to dis-
charge cargo first at — (place indicated).
Sea.
sz
— Proceed in execution of previous orders.
UO
— Calm sea.
TA
— Proceed to — (port indicated).
UP
— Considerable sea.
TB
— Shall I telegraph for your orders ?
UQ
— Heavy sea. Much sea.
TC
— Telegraph instructions — to — .
UR
— Much swell on.
TD
— There are no orders for you here.
US
— Not much sea.
TE
— Wait for orders.
UT
— Rollers. Rollers setting in.
TP
— You are ordered to proceed to — .
uy
— Too much sea.
TG
— Your orders are at — (or, will be at — ).
uw
— Very heavy sea.
TH
— Your original orders are cancelled ; I am
directed to inform you to proceed to ->-.
ux
—What is the sea like ?
Sick. Sickness.
Pilot.
UY
— Any sickness at — ?
TI
— Dangerous without a pilot.
uz
— Can I land my sick ?
TJ
— Have you seen a pilot vessel (or, boat) ?
VA
— Is the sickness contagious ?
— Sickness is contagious.
TK
— Pilot boat most likely — (on bearing indi-
VB
cated) (or, off — ).
VC
— Sickness is not contagious.
VD
—What is the sickness ?
N. B.— See Pilot Signals, page 8.
TL
— Where can I get (or, look for) a pilot 1
Signals.
VE
—Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it.
Poet.
VF
— Annul the whole signal.
TM
— Wish to enter port or dock.
VG
— What is the name of ship (or, signal sta-
tion) in sight ?
Provisions.
VH
—I am going to repeat signal from— (hoist
TN
— Are you in want of provisions ?
indicated. )
TO
— I have only — days' provisions.
VI
—Repeat your signal, or. Repeat your signal
from — (hoist indicated.)
Quarantine and Pratique.
VJ
—I wish to signal; will you come within
TP
—Am, or, Is in quarantine. (Number of days
easy signal distance ?
to be indicated, if necessary.)
VK
— Signal is answered.
TQ
— Clean bill of health — from — .
VL
—What is the date of your signal book ?
Part I.
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
43
SIGNALS— TOWING AND TUGS.
VM
VN
vo
VP
VQ
VR
VS
VT
vu
vw
vx
VY
VZ
WA
WB
wc
WD
WE
WF
WG
WH
WI
WJ
WK
WL
WM
WN
WO
WP
WQ
WB
ws
WT
WU
wv
wx
WY
Signals— Continued.
-—Can not distinguish your flags; come
nearer, or, make distant signals.
— Will you repeat the signals being made to
me?
—You may work the semaphore.
Soundings.
N.B. — Depth of water is always to be
shown in feet.
I am in — feet of water.
— What is the depth of water on the bar ?
— What is the least depth of water we shall
have (or, ought to have) ?
— What soundings have you got ?
— You will have water enough over the bar
(depth in feet to follow).
— You will not have less than — feet of
water.
Spars.
— Can you rig a jury mast 1
— Have you any spars that will do for — ?
Steam. (See also KL and KM.)
— How long will you be getting up steam ?
— Is steam up ? Are you at full speed ?
—Shall I get up steam ?
— Steam is not ready ; will be up in — .
— Steam is ready. '
Steam Whistle, or. Siren.
— Blow steam whistle (or, siren) at inter
vals.
— Will signal with steam whistle (or, siren)
during fog (or, darkness).
Steer. (See also Directions to a Vessel
UNDER WAY. )
— Alter course to — (point indicated).
—My helm is hard-a-port ; ship's head going
to starboard.
— My helm is hard-a-starboard ; ship's head
going to port.
— Port your helm. Ship's head to go, to
starboard.
— Starboard your helm. Ship's head to go
to port.
Surgeon, or, Doctor.
— Have you a surgeon ?
— May I send a sick person to see your sur-
geon?
— No surgeon available.
— Surgeon will come immediately.
— Want a surgeon ; send 'me one from the
nearest place.
— Will your surgeon come on board ?
Telegraph and Messages.
—Answer by telegraph.
—Can telegram be forwarded from — ?
—Communication by telegraph is stopped.
— Forward reply to my message by tele-
graph to — .
—I have picked up telegraph cable.
—In anchoring look out for telegraph cable.
— Open telegram for me and signal its con-
tents.
—Send following message by post to owners
(or, to Mr. — ) at — .
WZ
XA
XB
XC
XD
XE
XF
XG
XH
XI
XJ
XK
XL
XM
XN
xo
XP
XQ
XR
xs
XT
XU
XV
xw
XY
XZ
Telegraph and Messages— Con tinned.
— Send following message by post to owners
(or, to Mr. — ) at — by signal letters
instead of at length in writing.
—Send following message by telegraph to
owners (or, to Mr. — ) at — .
— Send my message through the telegraph
by signal letters.
— Shall I open your telegram and signal its
contents ?
—Telegraph following message to — (ship
or person named) at — .
Tide.
— Asks precise time of high water and min-
imum depth at that time.
Note.— Reply will be —
1. By time signal.
2. A numeral signal indicating number
of feet.
— How is the tide ? What tide have we now ?
— Keep out of the tide, or. current.
— What is the rise and fall of the tide ?
—When will the tide ebb ?
— When will the tide flow ?
— When will the tide turn ?
Time.
— My Greenwich (or, first meridian) mean
time is — .*
— When will be the best time for crossing
the bar?
— Will you show me your Greenwich (or,
first meridian) time?*
*In signaling longitude or time, vessels
should ahcays reckon from the merid-
ian of Greenwich, except French ves-
sels, which will use the meridian of
Paris, and Spanish vessels, which will
use the meridian of Cadiz. If any
doubt is entertained, the vessel to
which the signal is made should hoist
NBL (What is your first meridian?)
Note. — The vessel showing the mean
time will hoist the signal denoting the
hour (see page 58) and dip it sharply
shortly after it has been answered;
the minutes and seconds at the instant
of dipping will immediately follow.
To assure accuracy, a second compari-
son should be made.
Torpedoes and Mines.
— Beware of torpedo boats.
— Beware of torpedoes; channel (or, fair-
way) is mined.
— Channel, or Fairway, is not mined.
—Have you seen torpedo boat (or, boats)?
— Is there danger of mines (or, torpedo
boats) ?
— Saw torpedo boat (or, boats) (number, if
necessary) at — (or, near — ).
Towing and Tugs.
— Can you take me in tow?
— Can not take you in tow.
—I wish to be taken in tow.
—Shall I take you in tow?
— There are no tugs available.
44
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
Part I.
TOWING AND TTJGS-
-WRECK.
Towing and Tugs— Continued.
Weather.
YA
— Tug is going to you.
ZB
— Bad weather.
Want a tug tp
ZC
— Foggy weather. •
Note. — For Signals between ships tow-
ZD
—Gale is expected from — .
ing and being towed, see page 35.
ZE
— I do not like the look of the weather.
ZF
— Moderate weather.
Want.
ZG
— No weather report (forecast).
YB
— Want a cable (size to follow).
Prepare for a hurricane.- gd
YC
— Want an anchor.
ZH
— Squally weather ; blowing hard.
YD
— Want an anchor and cable.
ZI
—Stormy (boisterous) weather from the — .
YE
— Want assistance.
ZJ
— Thick weather.
YF
— Want assistance ; mutiny.
ZK
—What is the meteorological forecast for
YG
— Want a boat immediately (if more than
• to-day? .,
one, number to follow).
ZL
— What is the meteorological forecast for
YH
— Want a chart of channel (or, harbor,
etc.).
— Want coal immediately.
to-morrow?
YI
YJ
— Want hands.
Weighing.
Want immediate assistance nc
ZM
— Are you (or, Is — , vessel indicated)
(See Distress Signals, page 7.)
aweigh?
YK
— Want immediate instructions.
ZN
— I am aweigh.
YL
— Want immediate medical assistance.
zo
— I shall weigh as soon as weather per-
YM
— Want a lighter immediately. (If more
mits (or, moderates).
than one, number to follow. )
ZP
— I shall weigh immediately (or at time
Want a pilot pt \
indicated).
(See Pilot Signals, page 8.)
ZQ
— Prepare to weigh.
ZR
— Ready for weighing (or, to weigh).
YN
— Want police.
zs
—Weigh immediately (or, at time indi-
YO
— Want provisions immediately.
cated).
YP
— Want a tug (if more than one, number
to follow).
— Want warp run out.
ZT
— When do you propose sailing?
YQ
Wreck.
YR
—Want water immediately.
ZU
— Have you seen or heard of a vessel
wrecked or in distress?
War and Peace.
zv
— Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and
YS
— Armistice has been arranged.
longitude to follow, if necessary),
YT
— Is peace proclaimed?
but could not render any assistance;
YU
— Is war declared? or, Has war com-
people still on board.
menced?
zw
— Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and
YV
— Peace is proclaimed.
longitude to follow, if necessary),
YW
— War between — and — .
but was unable to ascertain whether
YX
— War is declared (or, has commenced).
any people were on board.
zx
—Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and
Water. (See also Soundings. )
longitude to follow, if necessary);
YZ
— Are you in want of water?
no one on board.
ZA
— I have only — days' water.
ZY
—Will you go to the assistance of wreck?
Want water immediately yr
(Bearing to follow, if necessary. )
__ i
COMPASS IN DEGREES.
(magnetic bearings.)
THREE FLAG SIGNALS.
Note. — Unless otherwise indicated, bearings when given in degrees are to be understood as being
magnetic bearings, i. e. , compass bearings corrected for deviation.
Signal.
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
ABC
—North
ADM
--N. 58° E.
AFS
— S. 68° E.
AID
— s. 10° E.
AKJ
— S. 44° "W.
ABD
— N. 1°E.
ADN
— 59°
AFT
— 67°
AIE
— 9°
AKL
— 45°
ABE
— 2°
ADO
— 60°
AFU
— 66°
AIF
- 8°
AKM
— 46°
ABF
— 3°
ADP
— 61°
AFV
— 65°
AIG
— 7°
AKN
— 47°
ABOt
— 4°
ADQ
— 62°
AFW
— 64°
AIH
— 6°
AKO
— 48°
ABH
— 5°
ADR
— 63°
AFX
— 63°
AIJ
— 5°
AKP
— 49°
AB1
— 6°
ADS
— 64°
AFY
— 62°
ADX
— 4°
AKQ
— 50°
ABJ
— 7°
ADT
— 65°
AFZ
— 61°
AIL
— 3°
AKR
— 51°
ABK
— -8°
ADU
— 66°
AGB
— 60°
AIM
— 2°
AKS
— 52°
ABL
— 9°
ADV
— 67°
AGC
— 59°
AIN
— S. 1° E.
AKT
— 53°
ABM
— 10°
ADW
— 68°
AGD
— 58°
AIO
—South
AKU
— 54°
ABN
— 11°
ADX
— 69°
AGE
— 57°
AKV
— 55°
ABO
ABP
— 12°
— 13°
ADY
ADZ
— 70°
— 71°
AGF
AGH
— 56°
— 55°
AKW
AKX
— 56°,
— 57°
ABQ
— 14°
AEB
— 72°
AGI
— 54°
AKY
— 58°
ABR
— 15°
AEC
— 73°
AGJ
— 53°
AIP
— S. 1°W.
AKZ
— 59°
ABS
— 16°
AED
— 74°
AGK
— 52°
AIQ
— 2°
ALB
— 60°
ABT
— 17°
AEF
— 75°
AGL
— 51°
AIR
— 3°
ALC
— 61°
ABU
— 18°
AEG
— 76°
AGM
— 50°
AIS
— 4°
ALD
— 62° .
ABV
— 19°
AEH
— 77°
AGN
— 49°
AIT
— 5°
ALE
— 63°
ABW
— 20°
AEI
— 78°
AGO
— 48°
AIU
— 6°
ALF
— 64°
ABX
— 21°
AEJ
— 79°
AGP
— 47°
AIV
—. 7°
ALG
— 65°
ABY
— 22°
AEK
— 80°
AGQ
— 46°
AIW
— 8°
ALH
— 66°
ABZ
— 23°
AEL
— 81°
AGR
— 45°
AIX
— 9°
ALI
— 67°
ACB
— 24°
AEM
— 82°
AGS
— 44°
AIY
— 10°
ALJ
— 68°
ACD
— 25°
AEN
— 83°
AGT
— 43°
AIZ
— 11°
ALK
— 69°
ACE
— 26°
AEO
— 84°
AGU
— 42°
AJB
— 12°
ALM
— 70°
ACF
— 27°
AEP
— 85°
AGV
— 41°
AJC
— 13°
ALN
— 71°
ACG
— 28°
AEQ
— 86°
AGW
— 40°
AJD
— "14°
ALO
— 72°
ACH
— 29°
AER
— 87°
AGX
— 39°
AJE
— 15°
ALP
— 73°
ACI
— 30°
AES
— 88°
AGY
— 38°
AJF
— 16°
ALQ
— 74°
ACJ
— 31°
AET
— N. 89° E.
AGZ
— 37°
AJG
— 17°
ALR
— 75°
ACK
— 32°
AEU
—East
AHB
— 36°
AJH
— 18°
ALS
— 76°
ACL
— 33°
AHC
- 35°
AJI
— 19°
ALT
— 77°
ACM
— 34°
AHD
— 34°
AJK
— 20°
ALU
— 78°
ACN
— 35°
AHE
— 33°
AJL
— 21°
ALV
— 79°
ACO
— 36°
AHF
— 32°
AJM
— 22°
ALW
— 80°
ACP
— 37°
AEV
— S. 89° E.
AHG
— 31°
AJN
— 23°
ALX
— 81°
ACQ
ACE
— 38°
AEW
— 88°
AHI
— 30°
AJO
— 24°
ALY
— 82°
— 39°
AEX
— 87°
AHJ
— 29°
AJP
— 25°
'ALZ
— 83°
ACS
— 40°
AEY
— 86°
AHK
— 28°
AJQ
— 26°
AMB
— 84°
ACT
— 41°
AEZ
— 85°
AHL
— 27°
AJR
— 27°
AMC
— 85°
ACU
— 42'
AFB
— 84°
AHM
— 26°
AJS
— 28°
AMD
— 86°
ACV
— 43°
AFC
— 83°
AHN
— 25°
AJT
— 29°
AME
— 87°
ACW
— 44°
AFD
— 82°
AHO
— 24°
AJU
— 30°
AMF
— 88°
ACX
— 45°
AFE
— 81°
AHP
— 23°
AJV
— 31°
AMG
— 89°
ACY
— 46°
AFG
— 80°
AHQ
— ■ 22°
AJW
— 32°
AMH
—West
ACZ
— 47°
AFH
— 79°
AHR
— 21°
AJX
— 33°
ADB
ADC
— 48°
— 49°
AFI
AFJ
— 78°
— 77°
AHS
AHT
— 20°
— 19°
AJY
AJZ
— 34=
— 35°
ADE
— 50°
AFK
— 76°
AHU
— 18°
AKB
— 36°
ADF
— 51°
AFL
— 75°
AHV
— 17°
AKC
— 37°
AMI
— N. 89° W.
ADG
— 52°
AFM
— 74°
AHW
— 16°
AKD
— 38°
AMJ
— 88°
ADH
— 53°
AFN
— 73°
AHX
— 15°
AKE
— 39°
AMK
— 87°
ADI
— 54°
AFO
— 72°
AHY
— 14°
AKF
— 40°
AML
— 86°
ADJ
— 55°
AFP
— 71°
AHZ
— 13°
AKG
— 41°
AMN
— 85°
ADK
— 56°
AFQ
AFR
— 70°
AIB
— 12°
AKH
— 42°
AMO
— 84°
; ADL
— N. 57° E.
— S. 69° E.
AIC
— S. 11° E.
AKI
— S. 43° W.
AMP
— N. 83° W.
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40
COMPASS IN DEGREES.
Part I.
Signal
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
Signal.
Degree.
AMQ
— N. 82° W.
ANJ
— N. 65°W.
AOD
— N. 48°W.
AOV
— N. 31°W.
APN
— N. 14° W.
AMR
— 81°.
ANK
— 64°
AOE
— 47°
AOW
— 30°
APO
— 13°
AMS
— 80°
ANL
— 63°
AOF
— 46°
AOX
— 29°
APQ
— 12°
AMT
— 79°
ANM
— 62°
AOG
— 45°
AOY
— 28°
APR
— 11°
AMU
— 78°
ANP
— 61°
AOH
— 44°
AOZ
— 27°
APS
— 10°
AMV
— 77°
ANQ
— 60°
AOI
— 43°
APB
— 26°
APT
— 9°
AMW
— 76°
ANB
— 59°
AOJ
— 42°
APC
— 25°
APU
— 8°
AMX
— 75°
ANS
— 58°
AOK
— 41°
APD
— 24°
APV
— 7°
AMY
— 74°
ANT
— 57°
AOL
— 40°
APE
— 23°
APW
— 6°
AMZ
— 73°
ANU
— 56°
AOM
— 39°
APF
— 22°
APX
— 5°
ANB
— 72°
ANV
— 55°
AON
— 38°
APG
— 21°
APY
— 4°
ANC
— 71°
ANW
— 54°
AOP
— 37°
APH
— 20°
APZ
— 3°
AND
— 70°
ANX
— 53°
AOQ
— 36°
API
— . 19°
AQB
— 2°
ANF
— 69°
ANY
— 52°
AOR
— 35°
APJ
— 18°
AQC
— 1°
ANG
— 68°
ANZ
— 51°
AOS
— 34°
APK
— 17°
North. ABC
ANH
— 67°
AOB
— 50°
AOT
— 33°
APL
— 16°
ANI
— N. 66°W.
AOC
— N. 49°W.
AOU
— N. 32°W.
APM
— N. 15° W.
NOTE.-
-True bearings are compass bearings corrected for deviation and variation.
Magnetic bearings are compass bearings corrected for deviation only.
Compass bearings are bearings as observed and are uncorrected.
COMPASS IN POINTS AND HALF POINTS.
(COMPASS BEARINGS.)
Note. — Unless otherwise indicated, bearings when given in points and 4 points are to be understood
as being compass bearings, i. e. , bearings as shown by the compass and uncorrected for either deviation
or variation.
Signal.
Point.
Signal.
Point.
Signal.
Point.
Signal.
Point.
AQD
North.
AQU
East.
ARL
South.
ASD
West.
AQE
N. 4E.
AQV
E. iS.
ARM
S.JW.
ASE
W. |N.
AQF
N. by E.
AQW
E. by S.
ARN
S. by W.
ASF
W. by N.
AQG
N. by E. i E.
AQX
E. S. E. * E.
ARO
S. by W. 4 W.
ASG
W. N. W. i W.
AQH
N. N. E.
AQY
E. S. E.
ARP
S. S. W.
ASH
W. N. W.
AQI
N. N. E. i E.
AQZ
S. E.byE.iE.
ARQ
S. S. W. i W.
ASI
N. W.byW. 4W.
AQJ
N. E. by N.
ARB
S. E. by E.
ARS
S. W. by S.
ASJ
N. W. bv W.
AQK
N. E. i N.
ARC
S. E. 1 E.
ART
S. W. 4 s.
ASK
N. W. 4 W.
AQL
N. E.,
N. E. i E.
ARD
S. E.
ARU
s. w.
ASL
N. W.
AQM
ARE
S. E. i S.
ARV
S. W. 4 w.
ASM
N. W. 4 N.
AQN
N. E. by E.
ARF
S. E. by S.
ARW
S. W.byW.
ASN
N. W. by N.
AQO
N.E.byE.iE.
ARG
S. S. E. i E.
ARX
S. W.byW. $W.
ASO
N. N. W. 4W.
AQP
E. N. E.
ARH
S. S. E.
ARY
W. S. W.
ASP
N. N. W.
AQR
E. N. E. 4 E.
ARI
S. by E. i E.
ARZ
W. S. W. 4 W.
ASQ
N. by W. 4 W.
AQS
E. by N.
ARJ
S. by E.
ASB
W. by S.
ASR
N. by W.
AQT
E. 4N.
ARK
S.-JE.
ASC
w. * s.
AST
N. 4W.
North AQD
MONEY TABLE.
PRINCIPAL MONEYS IN USE THROUGHOUT THE WORI13.
(See also page 49. )
Signal.
ASU
ASV
ASW
ASX
ASY
ASZ
ATB
ATC
ATD
ATE
ATF
ATG
ATH
Money.
—iBank Note, or, Paper Monet.
— Coin.
Coin.
Country.
-Anna j £&?"*
— Argentino , Argentina.
— Bolivar Venezuela.
— Candareen, or. Fun .-China.
— Cash, Le, or, Sapeque ..China.
Canada. '
Ceylon. •
China.
Mauritius.
Netherlands.
Newfoundland.
Straits Settle-
ments.
United States.
Zanzibar.
— Cent i
-Centavo .
Centesimo .
Centime - - _
Centimo.-.
Argentina.
Bolivia.
Chile.
Colombia.
Costa Rica. /
Ecuador.
Guatemala.
Haiti.
Honduras.
Mexico^
Nicaragua.
Paraguay.
Peru.
Santo Domingo.
San Salvador.
Uruguay.
Venezuela.
...Italy.
( Belgium.
■j Prance.
I Tunis.
._ .Spain.
Condor .
— Conto .
( Bolivia.
] Chile.
( Colombia.
( Brazil.
( Portugal.
Signal.
ATI
ATJ
ATK
ATL
ATM
ATN
ATO
ATP
ATQ
ATR
ATS
ATU
ATV
ATW
ATX
ATY
Coin.
-Dime
Dinar (see Leo) aub
Country.
.United States.
Servia.
'Argentina.
Bolivia.
Canada.
Chile.
China.
Colombia.
Costa Rica.
Ecuador.
Guatemala.
Haiti.
Honduras.
Mauritius.
-Dollar ■{ Mexico.
Newfoundland.
Nicaragua.
Paraguay.
Peru.
Santo Domingo.
San Salvador.
Straits Settle-
ments
United States.
Uruguay.
Venezuela.
Zanzibar.
Chile.
Mexico.
. Greece.
' Austria-Hungary.
! Netherlands East
Indies.
-United States.
— Doubloon.
— Drachma -
— Ducat
-Eagle
-Egyptian Pound, or,
Lira
-Farthing
-Florin, Guilder,
Gulden.
-Franc
Egypt.
Great Britain.
Austria-
Hungary.
Netherlands.
Belgium.
France.
Tunis.
Fun, or, Candareen
atb China.
Guilder, Gulden,/^*™' ,,
Florin ato 1 Hungary,
florin atq (_Netherlands.
-Heller ..Austria-
Hungary.
-Imperial .— Russia.
-Keran, or, Kran Persia.
-Kopeck Russia.
-Kreutzer . _ _ Austria -
Hungary.
Krona Sweden.
(Austria-
Hungary.
Denmark.
Norway.
Kroner znk Germany.
Note. — The name alone is common to two or more countries, the value may differ.
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48
MONEY TABLE.
Part I.
Signal.
ATZ
AUB
AUC
AUD
AUE
AUF
AUG
AUH
AUI
AUJ
AUK
AUL
AUM
AUN
AUO.
Coin. Country.
Lac India.
Le, Cash, or, Sapeque
atc China.
Leang,or,TaeL-AVC China.
'Leo, or, Leu Roumania.
or «
Dinar ...Servia.
or
Lev, or, Lew Bulgaria.
— Lepton Greece.
—Lira Italy.
Lira egiziana, or,
Egyptian Pound
ato Egypt.
— Lira turca Turkey.
—Louis, or, Napoleon.. France.
— Mace, or, Tsin China.
— Mark Germany.
-»*-■■ jSS&L
— Mithkal Morocco.
Napoleon, or, Louis
adp France.
Ochr-el-guerch ~)
or [ ....Egypt.
Ushr-el-ghirsh )
( Denmark.
— Ore -j Norway.
( Sweden,
f Egypt.
—Para } Servia-
±-ara < Tripoli.
[Turkey.
— Penny-pence Great Britain.
— Peseta Spain.
f Chile.
t, t\ ii ! Colombia.
Peso, or, Dollar.ATj-j paragliay
[ Venezuela.
AUP
AUQ
AUR
AUS
AUT
AUV
AUW
AUX
AUY
AUZ
AVB
AVC
AVD
AVE
AVF
AVG
AVH
AVI
AVJ
Coin. Country.
-Pfennig ..Germany.
( Egypt.
-Piaster \ Tripoli.
( Turkey.
-P-, or, Pice j JS****
-Pound, or, Sovereign-Great Britain.
-Real-reis | f^
-Rin Japan.
-Rouble (paper) Russia.
-Rouble (silver) Russia.
i Ceylon.
-Rupee ■! East Africa.
( India.
Sapeque, Cash, or, Le
atc China.
-Sen Japan.
-Shilling Great Britain.
Sol, or, Dollar.. atj Peru.
Sovereign, or, Pound
aus Great Britain.
-Tael, or, Leang China.
-Thaler Austria-
Hungary.
-Ti^-- -~)gE"h-
-Toman Persia.
Tsin, or, Mace .aug China.
Ushr-el-'ghirsh )
or Iauk Egypt.
Ochr-el-guerch )
Venezolano, or, Dol-
lar atj Venezuela.
-Yen Japan.
Note. — Tbe name alone is common to two or more countries, the value may differ.
PRINCIPAL MONEYS OP THE CHIEF MARITIME NATIONS OF THE WORLD
ARRANGED UNDER THE NAMES OF THE COUNTRIES
IN WHICH THEY ARE USED.
(For list of moneys arranged alphabetically, seepage Jfl.)
United States.
10 cents (ATD) = 1 dime (ATI)
100 cents = 1 dollar (ATJ)
10 dollars = 1 eagle (ATN)
Argentine Republic.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
5 dollars = 1 Argentino (ASY)
Austria-Hungary.
100 kreutzer (ATX) = 1 florin, or, gulden
(ATQ)
2TV florins = 1 thaler (AVD)
4f florins = 1 ducat (ATM)
and
100 heller (ATS) = 1 krone (ATY)
Belgium.
100 centimes (ATF) = 1 franc (ATR)
Bolivia.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
10 dollars = 1 condor (ATG)
1,000 reis (AUT)
1,000 milreis
Brazil.
= 1 milreis (AUI)
= 1 conto (ATH)
Bulgaria.
Lev, or, lew (AUB)
Burmah.
Tical (AVE)
Also currency of British India.
100 cents (ATD)
100 cents (ATD)
100 centavos (ATE)
5 dollars
10 dollars
Canada.
= 1 dollar (ATJ)
Ceylon.
= 1 rupee (AUY)
Chile.
— 1 dollar, or, peso (ATJ)
= 1 doubloon (ATK)
= 1 condor (ATG)
China.
10 cash, le, or, sapeque = 1 candareen, or, fun
(ATC) (ATB)
10 candareens = 1 mace, or, tsin(AUG)
10 mace , =1 tael, or, leang (AVC)
and
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
Colombia.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar, or, peso(ATJ)
10 pesos = 1 condor (ATG)
Costa Rica.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
100 ore (AUL)
Denmark. ,
= 1 krone (ATY)
East Africa (British and Germar territories).
The same as British India.
100 ceutavos (ATE)
10 ochr-el-guerch )
(AUK), or, [
40parEs(AUM) )
100 piasters
100 centimes (ATF)
20 francs
Ecuador.
= 1 dollar (ATJ)
Egypt.
= 1 piaster (AUQ)
= 1 Egyptian pound, )
or, [ (ATO)
Lira egiziana )
Prance.
= 1 franc (ATR)
= 1 Louis, or, Napoleon
(AUP)
Germany.
100 pfennigs (AUP) = 1 mark (AUH)
Great Britain.*
4 farthings (ATP) = 1 penny (AUN)
12 pence = 1 shilling (AVB)
20 shillings = 1 pound, or, sovereign
(AUS)
100 lepta (AUC)
Greece.
= 1 drachma (ATL)
Guatemala.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
100 centavos (ATE)
Haiti.
= 1 dollar (ATJ)
Honduras.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
Holland (see Netherlands).
Hungary (see Austria-Hungary),
India (British).
12 piej, or, pice (AUR) = 1 anna (ASX)
16 annas
100,000 rupees
100 centesimi (ATP)
= 1 rupee (AUY)
= 1 lac (ATZ)
Italy.
= 1 lira (AUD)
lOrin(AUV) '
100 sen .
100 cents (ATD)
Japan.
- 1 sen (AUZ)
= 1 yen (AVG)
Mauritius.
= 1 dollar (ATJ)
10929—07
*This system is used by the British Colonies in Australasia and South Africa.
50
MONEY TABLE.
Part 1.
Mexico
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
16 dollars = 1 doubloon (ATK)
Morocco.
Mithkal (AUJ)
Netherlands.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 guilder, or, florin
(ATQ)
5f gulden . = 1 ducat( ATM) (used in
Netherlands East Indies)
Newfoundland.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
Nicaragua.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ) '
Norway (see Sweden and Norway).
Paraguay.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar, or, peso(ATJ)
Persia
10 kerans (ATV) = 1 toman (AVF)
Peru.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar, or, sol (ATJ)
Portugal.
1,000 reis (AUT) = 1 milreis (AUI)
1,000 milreis = 1 conto (ATH)
ROUMANIA.
Leo, or, leu (AUB)
Russia.
100 kopecks (ATW) = 1 rouble (AUX)
10 roubles = 1 imperial (ATU)
Santo Domingo.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
San Salvador.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
Servia.
100 paras (A^JM) = 1 dinar (AUB)
Siam.
Tical (AVE)
Spain.
100 centimos (ATF) = 1 peseta (AUO)
5 pesetas (AUO) = 1 peso (ATJ)
Straits Settlements.
100 cents (ATD) m =1 dollar (ATJ)
Sweden and Norway.
100 ore (AUL) = 1 krona, or, krone(ATY)
Tripoli.
40 paras (AUM) = 1 piaster (AUQ)
Tunis.
100 centimes (ATF) = 1 franc (ATR)
Turkey
40 paras (AUM) = 1 piaster (AUQ)
100 piasters = 1 lira turca(AUE)
Uruguay.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
Venezuela.
100 centavos (ATE) )
or,
5 Bolivars (ASZ)
= 1 Venezolano, dollar,
or, peso (ATJ)
Zanzibar.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.
MEASURES OF LENGTH.
Signal.
AVK
AVL
AVM
AVK
AVO
AVP
AVQ
AVR
AVS
AVT
AVU
AVW
AVX
AVY
AVZ
AWB
AWC
AWD
AWE
AWF
AWG
Measure. Country or System.
—Measure of Length.
-Alen- -------- jgSS?
— Archine .l Russia.
Archine (or, Meter)
awj Turkish Metrical.
r,„,,„ ( United States and
— oaDle "- \ Great Britain.
"Centimeter Metrical.
or
Daktylas Greek Metrical.
or
Duim.-- Dutch Metrical.
or
Khat Turkish Metrical.
—Chang, or, Cheung... China.
— Chih... -China.
— Cho, or, Tcho Japan.
Daktylas (or, Centi-
meter) avo Greek Metrical.
f Decameter Metrical.
< or
( Ro'ede - Dutch Metrical.
' Decimeter Metrical.
Palame Greek Metrical.
or
Palm Dutch Metrical.
or
Parmak Turkish Metrical.
i Egypt.
Morocco.
Tripoli.
Tunis.
Turkey.
Duim (or, Centimeter)
avo Dutch Metrical.
El (or, Meter) .awj Dutch Metrical.
_ ,, ( United States and
—Fathom ^ Great Britain.
tj, , ] Denmark.
— FoQ " } Norway.
_ ( United States and
—Foot - ] Great Britain.
— Fot .Sweden.
_, . I United States and
-Furlong •— -j Great Britain.
Gramme (or, Milli-
meter) awp Greek Metrical.
j Guz India.
j Guz, or, Zer. ...Persia.
—Hectometer Metrical.
. , ( United States and
— Inch. -j Great Britain.
—Ken Japan.
Khat (or, Centimeter)
avo. Turkish Metrical.
f Kilometer Metrical.
or
Mijle. - Dutch Metrical.
or
Mil..... Turkish Metrical.
or
Stadion - - Greek Metrical.
Signal.
AWH
AWI
AWJ
AWK
AWL
AWM
AWN
AWO
AWP
AWQ
AWE
AWS
AWT
AWU
AWV
Measure.
Knot, or, Nautical (
, Mile awo |
— League. -j
— Li.:--- .-
fMeter
or
Archine i
or
El
or
Pecheus
Mijle (or, Kilometer)
AWG
Mil (or, Kilometer,)
AWG
—Mil
—Mil -1
— Mile (German)
— Mile, Statute :
( Mile, Geographical
■j or Nautical, or,
( Knot
Millimeter
or
Gramme
Ior
Nokta.- --.
or
LStreep -
( Myriameter
] . or
( Skoinis
Nokta (or. Millime-
ter) .AWP
Palame (or, Decime-
ter) AVT
Palm (or, Decime-
ter) AVT
Parmak (or.Decime-
ter) avt
Pecheus (or, Meter),
AWJ
Country or System.
United States and
Great Britain.
United States and
Great Britain.
.China
.Metrical.
.Turkish Metrical.
.Dutch Metrical.
.Greek Metrical.
Dutch Metrical.
Turkish Metrical.
. Denmark.
Norway and
Sweden.
-Germany.
United States and
Great Britain.
United States and
Great Britain.
.Metrical.
Pike, or, Draa, avu.
.Greek Metrical.
-Turkish Metrical.
-Dutch Metrical.
.Metrical.
.Greek Metrical.
TurkishMetrical.
Greek Metrical.
Dutch Metrical.
Turkish Metrical.
Greek Metrical,
Egypt.
Morocco.
Tripoli.
Tunis.
Turkey.
— Ei Japan.
Roede (or, Decame-
ter) ...AVS
-Saading, or, Toung.
-Sagene, or, Saschene.
-Shaku
Skoinis (or, Myria-
meter AWQ
Stadion (or, Kilome-
ter AWG
-Stopa
Streep, or, Millime-
ter AWP
Dutch Metrical
Burmah.
-Russia.
Japan.
Greek Metrical.
Greek Metrical.
. Russia.
Dutch Metrical.
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52
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.
Part I.
Signal.
AWX
AWY
awz
axb
Gauntry or System.
-Sun _ _ -Japan.
Tcho, or, Cho. . .avr Japan.
-Tomme Denmark.
Toung, or, Saading,
aws Burmah.
-Tsun ...China.
'Argentina.
— Vara
Brazil.
Chile.
Mexico.**
Peru.
Portugal.
Uruguay.
Signal.
AXC
axd
axe
AXF
Measure. Country or System.
-Vershok ... Russia.
-Verst Russia.
v„,„q j United States and
"lam- | Great Britain.
-Yin China.
Zers , or, Guz . . . awo Persia.
For list of countries in which the Metrical
System is used, and for Table for Con-
verting Metrical Measures and Weights
into their American Equivalents, see
page 55.
SQUARE OR SURFACE MEASURES.
Signal.
AXH
AXI
AXJ
AXK
AXL
AXM
AXN
AXO
AXP
AXQ
AXR
Signal.
AYB
AYC
AYD
AYE
AYF
AYG
AYH
AYI
AYJ
AYK
Country or System.
■Square, or, Surface Measure.
. „_. ( United States and
Acre ( Great Britain
Are, or , Sq. Decameter _ Metrical.
or
Deunum Turkish Metrical.
or
Stremina Greek Metrical.
Bunder(or, Hectare)
AXP Dutch Metrical.
■Centiare, or. Sq. Meter _ Metrical.
•Cho Japan.
•Decare .._ Metrical.
Deciare Metrical.
■Dessatine : Russia.
Deunum(or, Are) axj Turkish Metrical.
Djerib (or, Hectare)
axp Turkish Metrical.
Hectare, or, Sq. Hec-
or [tometer. . Metrical.
Bunder Dutch Metrical.
or
D j erib Turkish Metrical.
Mou ..China.
Square Centimeter.. Metrical.
Square Decameter (or
Are) axj Metrical.
AXS
AXT
AXU
AXV
AXW
AXY
AXZ
Measure. Country or System.
-Square Decimeter Metrical.
-Square Foot.. ..... J ^gSKSfi*
Square Hectometer( or,
Hectaire) axp Metrical.
-Square Inch
United States and
Great Britain.
-Square Kilometer Metrical.
Square Meter (or, Cen-
tiare) axk Metrical.
-Square Mile......... j UgWBgg-d
-Square Millimeter ...Metrical.
-Square Yard.. _ .. j UmtedS^esand
Stremma (or,
Are)
AXJ
Greek Metrical.
For list of countries in which the Me-
trical System is used, and for Table
for Converting Metrical Measures and
Weights into their American Equiva-
lents, see page 55.
MEASURES OF CUBIC CAPACITY OR SOLID MEASURES.
Measure. Country or System.
-Measure of Cubic Capacity, or, Solid
Measure.
Cubic Centimeter
znm Metrical.
-Cubic Foot j UStSBritainnd
-Cubic Inch \ United States and
j Great Britain.
Cubic Meter znp Metrical.
Cubic Millimeter
zno Metrical.
-Cubic Yard \ United States and
| Great Britain.
-Decastere Metrical.
-Decistere Metrical.
-Stere Metrical.
-Ton (ship measure- ( United States and
ment.) j Great Britain.
-Measure of Capacity.
-Ma -----fgsu
Country or System.
-Ardeb ..Egypt.
"A™*a | Sin.
_gaje ( United States and
I Great Britain.
-Barrel... \ United States and
j Great Britain.
—Bushel \ United States and
r
( Great Britain.
—Butt Great Britain.
'Centiliter Metrical.
or
Mystron... .Greek Metrical.
or
Vingerhoed Dutch Metrical.
or
.Zarf Turkish Metrical.
For list of countries in which the Met-
rical System is used, seepage 55.
Part I.
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OP DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.
53
AYS
AYT
AYU
AYV
AYW
AYX
AYZ
AZB
AZC
AZD
AZE
AZF
Measure. Country or System.
-Chtof Russia
Cronchka, or, Krushka
azd Russia.
' Decaliter Metrical.
or
- Kile ' Turkish Metrical.
or
Schepel Dutch Metrical.
' Deciliter Metrical.
or
Kotyle _ Greek Metrical.
or
Maat je Butch Metrical.
-Firkin. \ United States and
I Great Britain.
r3,ai-in„ S United States and
-Uallon j. Qreat Britain
n ! 1 1 ( United States and
iriu -j G-reat Britain.
' Hectoliter Metrical.
or
Kileh Turkish Metrical.
or
Koilon Greek Metrical.
or
. Mud, Vat, or, Zac Dutch Metrical.
•cr „i A ( United States and
-Hogshead . _. } Great Britaiu
Kan, or, Kop (or, Liter)
azf Dutch Metrical.
Kile (or, Decaliter)
AYT Turkish Metrical.
Kileh (or, Hectoliter)
atz Turkish Metrical.
— Kiloliter Metrical.
Koilon (or, Hectoliter)
ayz Greek Metrical.
Kop, or, Kan (or, Liter)
azf Dutch Metrical.
Kotyle (or, Deciliter)
ayu Greek Metrical.
— Kruschka, or, Cron-
chka Russia.
Kybos (or, Milliliter)
azg Greek Metrical.
— Last Netherlands.
Liter Metrical.
or
Kan, or, Kop Dutch Metrical.
or
Ser .-India.
or
Sultchek Turkish Metrical.
Signal.
AZG
AZH
AZI
AZJ
AZK
AZL
AZM
AZN
AZQ
AZR
AZS
AZT
AZU
AZV
AZW
Measure. Oaimtry or System.
Maatje (or, Deciliter)
ayu Dutch Metrical.
Milliliter Metrical.
or
Kybos.-j -.Greek Metrical.
,r. . ( United States and
Mmlm-- " 1 Great Britain.
Mud, Vat, or, Zac (or,
Hectoliter) ... ayz Dutch Metrical.
Mystron(or, Centiliter)
aye Greek Metrical.
■Oxehoved Denmark.
-n , ( United States and
•^ecR - " \ Great Britain.
„. . ( United States and
-Fint -j Great Britain.
-Puncheon Great Britain.
Quart United States and
or Great Britain.
Sheng China.
,-. , ( United States and
-Quarter J Great Britain
Schepel (or, Decaliter)
ayt Dutch Metrical.
-Seer ....• India.
Ser (or, Liter) . .azf India.
Sheng(or,Qu'art)AZM China.
-Shoo ..Japan.
Sultchek (or, Liter)
azf Turkish Metrical.
-Tierce Great Britain.
-Tonde Denmark.
-Tou China.
-Tschet werik Russia.
Vat, Mud, or, Zac (or,
Hectoliter) _ _ ayz Dutch Metrical.
-Vedro .._ Russia.
Vingerhoed (or, Cen-
tiliter) :ayr Dutch Metrical.
Zac, Mud, or, Vat (or,
Hectoliter) . _ . ayz Dutch Metrical.
Zarf (or, Centiliter)
AYR Turkish Metrical.
For list of countries in which the Metrical
System is used, and for Table for Con-
verting Metrical Measures and Weights
into their American Equivalents, see
page 55.
MEASURES OF WEIGHT.
Signal.
AZX
AZY
BAC
Measure. Country or System.
—Measures of Weight.
( Argentina.
. , Brazil.
-Arroba \ Portugal.
[ Spain.
Batman (or, Miria-
gramme) bay Turkish Metrical.
— 'Berkovitz Russia.
Boughdais (or, Deci-
gramme) b a J Turkish Metrical.
Signal.
BAD
BAE
BAF
BAG
Measure. Country or System.
— Oantar i Egypt,
oantar ^ Turkey.
ri0,..+ • i United States and
— oarat -j Great Britain
— Catty, or, Chin China.
Centigramme Metrical.
or
Habbe Turkish Metrical.
or
^Kokkos Greek Metrical.
54
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.
Part I.
BAH
BAI
BAJ
BAK
BAL
BAM
BAN
BAO
BAP
BAQ
BAB
BAS
BAT
BAU
Measure.
— Centner
-Grain
Cowniry or System.
Denmark.
. Sweden.
Centner, or, Quintal
bci United States.
Chin, or, Catty, .baf China.
Decagramme Metrical.
or
Drachma Turkish Metrical.
or
Lood Dutch Metrical.
Decigramme Metrical.
or
Boughdais Turkish Metrical.
or
Korrel Dutch Metrical.
or
Obolos Greek Metrical.
Denk (.or, Gramme)
ban Turkish Metrical.
Doppelzentner . .znl Germany.
nrarhm i United States and
Dracnm j Great Britain
Drachma (or, Deca-
gramme) bai Turkish Metrical.
Drachme (or, Gramme)
ban Greek Metrical.
■Funt Bussia.
( United States and
j Great Britain.
Gramme Metrical.
or
Denk Turkish Metrical.
or
Drachme Greek Metrical.
or
Wigtje Dutch Metrical.
Habbe (or, Centi-
gramme) bag Turkish Metrical.
Hectogramme Metrical.
or
Onze Dutch Metrical.
Hundredweight (cwt. ) Great Britain.
Kan tar (or-, Quintal
Metric) bcj Turkish Metrical.
Kilogramme Metrical.
or
Ock, or, Oke - Turkish Metrical.
or
Pond _ Dutch Metrical.
or
Ser -India.
— Kin j--- Japan.
Kokkos (or, Centi-
gramme) bag Greek Metrical.
Korrel (or, Decigramme)
baj Dutch Metrical.
— Kvint Denmark.
— Kwamme Japan.
{Argentina.
Chile.
Portugal.
Spain.
Lood (or, Decagramme)
bai Dutch Metrical.
-Libra
Signal.
BAV
BAW
BAX
BAY
BAZ
BCA
BCD
BCE
BCF
BCG
BCH
BCI
BCJ
BCK
BCL
BCM
BCN
Gowntry or
-Metrical.
Millier
or
Tcheki Turkish Metrical.
or
Ton United States and
or . Great Britain.
(_ Tonne .. German Metrical.
— Milligramme Metrical.
— Mna Greece.
C Myriagramme Metrical.
< or
[ Batman Turkish Metrical.
Obolos (or, Decigramme)
baj Greek Metrical.
Ock, or, Oke (or, Kilo-
gramme) baq Turkish Metrical.
Onze (or, Hectogramme)
bao Dutch Metrical.
.-. ( United States and
-Ounce—.. -j Great Britain
Pecul, or, Tan. .BCM China.
■o ~»ri„i,+M_rf. i S United States and
-Pennyweight (dwt. ) j Great Britain
— Pf und Austria-Hungary.
Pond (or, Kilogramme)
baq Dutch Metrical,
•d A /1V, , ( United States and
-Pound (lb. ) -j G reat Britain
— Pud, or , Pood __ : Russia.
—Fund i Denmark.
—Fund -j Sweden
Onartar i United States and
—quarter. ......j Great Britain.
United Statefi.
Argentina.
Brazil.
Chile.
Portugal.
[Spain.
f Quintal Metric Metrical.
I or
(.Kantar Turkish Metrical.
-R°"olo_ --IS,
Ser (or, Kilogramme)
baq India.
-Stone Great Britain.
—Tan, or.. Pecul China.
Tcheki (or, Millier)
bav Turkish Metrical.
Ton (or, Millier) ( United States and
bav ( Great Britain.
Tonne (or, Millier)
bav German Metrical.
"Wigtje (or, Gramme)
ban Dutch Metrical.
-Zolotnick Russia.
For list of countries in which the Met-
rical System is used, and for Table for
Converting Metrical Measures and
Weights into their American Equiva-
lents, seepage 55.
-Quintal
Part I.
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OP DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.
55
LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES IK WHICH THE METRICAL SYSTEM
IS USED.
United States (permissive).
France.
Paraguay.
Argentina.
German Empire (with German
Peru.
Austria-Hungary .
names in some cases) .
Portugal.
Belgium.
Great Britain (permissive) .
Roumania.
Bolivia.
Greece (with Greek names) .
Santo Domingo.
Brazil.
Guatemala.
San Salvador.
Bulgaria.
Haiti.
Servia.
Canada (permissive).
Honduras.
Spain.
Chile.
Italy.
Sweden.
Colombia.
Mejico.
Switzerland.
Costa Rica.
Netherlands (with Dutch
Tripoli.
Denmark.
names) .
Turkey (with Turkish names).
Ecuador.
Nicaragua.
Uruguay.
Egypt.
Norway.
Venezuela.
TABLES FOR COXVEE
ITNG METRICAL MEASURES AND WEIGHTS INTO
THEIR AMERICAN EQUIVALENTS.
Meters. Yards.
Kilometers. Stat. Miles. Yards.
Hectares. Acres.
r.
p.
1 = 1.094
1 — 0 1094
1 = 2
1
35
, 3 = 3.187
3=1 437
2 = 4
3
31
3 = 3.381
3 = 1 1531
3 = 7
1
26
4 = 4.374
4=3 855
4 = 9
3
22
5 = 5.468
5=3 188
5 = 12
1
17
6 = 6.563
6 = 3 1282
6 = 14
3
12
7 = 7.655
7=4 615
7 = 17
1
8
8 = 8.749
8 = 4 1709
8 = 19
3
3
9 = 9.843
9 = 5 1043
9 = 22
0
38
10 = 10.936
10 = 6 376
10 = 24
2
34
30 = 31.873
20 = 12 753
20 = 49
1
28
30 == 32.809
30 = 18 1129
30 = 74
0
21
40 = 43.745
40 = 24 1505
40 = 98
3
15
50 — 54.683
50 = 31 133
50 = 123
2
9
60 = 65.618
60 = 37 498
60 = 148
1
3
70 = 76.554
70 = 43 874
70 = 172
3
37
80 = 87.491
80 = 49 1251
80 = 197
2
38
90 = 98.437
90 = 55 1627
90 = 223
1
34
100 = 109.363
100 = 63 343 •
100 = 247
0
18
300 = 318.737
300 = 134 487
200 = 494
0
37
300 = 338.090
300 = 186 730
300 = 741
1
15
400 == 437.453
400 = 348 973
400 = 988
1
33
500 = 546.816
500 = 310 1317
500 = 1235
2
11
Liters. Galls. Quarts.
Hectoliters. Qrs. Bushels.
Kilogrammes. Cwts. Qrs
Lbs.
Ozs.
1 = 0 0.880
1 = 0 2.751
1 = 0 0
2
3i
3 = 0 1.761
2 = 0 5.502
2 = 0 0
4
6+
3 = 0 3.641
3 = 1 0.254
3 = 0 0
6
9f
4 = 0 3.521
4 = 1 3.005
4 = 0 0
8
13
5 = 1 0.403
5 = 1 5.756
5 = 0 0
11
0i
6 = 1 1.282
6 = 3 0.507
6 = 0 0
13
3*
7 = 1 2.163
7 = 3 3.258
7 = 0 0
15
7
8 = 1 3.043
8 = 2 6.010
8 = 0 0
17
101
9 = 1 3.923
9 = 3 0.761
9 = 0 0
19
18*
10 = 3 0.804
10 = 3 3.512
10 = 0 0
22
OJ
30 = 4 1.608
30 = 6 7.034
20 = 0 1
16
' H
30 = 6 3.413
30 = 10 3.536
30 = 0 2
10
' 2*
40 = 8 3.315
40 = 13 6.048
40 = 0 3
4
3
50 = 11 0.019
50 = 17 1.560
50 = 0 3
26
3|
60 = 13 .0.833
60 = 30 5.072
60 = 1 0
20
4*
70 = 15 1.637
70 = 24 0.585
70 = 1 1
14
Si
80 = 17 3.43t-
80 = 27 4.097
80,= 1 2
8
6
90 = 19 3.335
90= 30 7.609
90 = 1 3
2
6*
100 = 33 0.039
100 = 34 3.121
100 = 1 3
24
7
200 = 44 0.077
200 = 68 6.242
200 = 3 3
20
15
300 = 66 0.116
300 = 103 1.362
300 = 5 3
17
6
400 = 88 0.155
400 = 137 4.483
400 = 7 3
13
14
500 = 110 0.193
500 = 171 7.604
500 = 9 3
10
5
DECREES OF LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.
Vessels other than those of Spain or France use the meridian of Greenwich.
Spanish and French vessels use the meridians of Cadiz and Paris, respectively. In case
of doubt, the vessel to which the signal is made should hoist the signal NBL = What
is your First Meridian ? Which can be answered by one of the following :
TBL = My first meridian is Paris, east of Greenwich. 2* 20' 15" = 0 h. 9 m. 21 sees.
HSI = My first meridian is Cadiz, west of Greenwich 6° 12' 24" = 0 h. 24 m. 49 sees.
CODE FLAG OVER TWO FLAGS.
LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.
Code
Code
Code
Flag
Flag
Flag
over — ,
over —
Latitude — Cont'd.
over—
Longitude — Co nt'd.
AB
Latitude.
BT
—42° latitude.
DL
— 2° longitude.
North latitude- . qhx
BU
— 43° latitude.
DM
— 3° longitude.
South latitude _ . qhz
BV
— 44° latitude.
DN
— 4° longitude.
AC
— 1° north latitude.
BW
— 45° latitude.
DO
— 5° longitude.
AD
— 1° south latitude.
BX
— 46° latitude.
DP
— -6° longitude.
AE
— 2° latitude.
BY
—47° latitude.
DQ
— 7° longitude.
AP
— 3° latitude.
BZ
—48° latitude.
DR
— 8° longitude.
AG
— 4° latitude.
CA
— 49° latitude.
DS
— 9° longitude.
AH
— 5° latitude.
CB
— 50° latitude.
DT
— 10° longitude.
AI
— 6° latitude.
CD
— 51° latitude.
DU
—11° longitude.
AJ
— 7" latitude.
CE
— 52° latitude.
DV
• — 12° longitude.
AK
— 8° latitude.
CF
— 53° latitude.
DW
— 13° longitude.
AL
— 9° latitude.
CG
— 54° latitude.
DX
— 14° longitude.
AM
— 10° latitude.
CH
— 55° latitude.
DY
— 15° longitude.
AN
— 11° latitude.
CI
— 56° latitude.
DZ
— 16° longitude.
AO
— 12° latitude.
CJ
— 57° latitude.
EA
— 17° longitude.
AP
— 13° latitude.
CK
-^58° latitude.
EB
— 18° longitude.
AQ
— 14° latitude.
' CL
— 59° latitude.
EC
— 19° longitude.
AR
— 15° latitude.
CM
—60° latitude.
ED
— 20° longitude.
AS
—16° latitude.
CN
— 61° latitude.
EF
— 21° longitude.
AT
—17° latitude.
CO
—62° latitude.
EG
— 22° longitude.
AU
— 18° latitude.
CP
—63° latitude.
EH
—23° longitude.
AV
— 19° latitude.
CQ
— 64° latitude.
EI
—24° longitude.
AW
—20° latitude.
CR
— 65° latitude.
EJ
— 25° longitude.
AX
—21° latitude.
cs
—66° latitude.
EK
— 26° longitude.
AY
—22° latitude.
CT
—67° latitude.
EL
— 27° longitude.
AZ
—23° latitude.
CU
—68° latitude.
EM
— 28° longitude.
BA
— 24° latitude.
CV
—69° latitude.
EN
— 29° longitude.
BC
— 25° latitude.
CW
— 70° latitude.
EO
— 30° longitude.
BD
—26° latitude.
CX
—71° latitude.
EP
— 31° longitude.-
BE
—27° latitude.
CY
— 72° latitude.
EQ
— 32° longitude.
BF
—28° latitude.
CZ
—73° latitude.
ER
—33° longitude.
BG
—29° latitude.
DA
—74° latitude.
ES
— 34° longitude.
BH
—30° latitude.
DB
— 75° latitude.
ET
— 35° longitude.
BI
— 31° latitude.
DC
—76° latitude.
EU
— 36° longitude.
BJ
—32° latitude.
DE
—77° latitude.
EV
— 37° longitude.
BK
—33° latitude.
DF
—78° latitude.
EW
—38° longitude.
BL
— 34° latitude.
DG
—79° latitude.
EX
— 39° longitude.
BM
— 35° latitude.
DH
—80° latitude.
EY
— 40° longitude.
BN
—36° latitude.
EZ
— 41° longitude.
BO
—37° latitude.
DI
Longitude.
FA
— 42° longitude.
— 43° longitude.
BP
—38° latitude. "
East longitude. qyz
FB
SS
—39° latitude.
West longitude. qzi
FC
— 44° longitude.
BR
—40° latitude.
DJ
— 1° east longitude.
FD
— 45° longitude.
BS
—41° latitude.
DK
— 1° west longitude.
FE
— 46° longitude.
Note.— It the position to be signaled is within a degree of the equator, or first meridian, only the minutes and seconds need
be Indicated.
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57
Code
Flag
over —
FG
FH
FI
FJ
FK
FL
FM
FN
FO
FP
FQ
FR
FS
FT
FU
FV
■ FW
FX
FY
FZ
GA
GB
GC
GD
GE
GF
GH
GI
GJ
GK
GL
GM
GN
GO
GP
GQ
GB
GS
GT
GU
GV
GW
GX
GY
GZ
Longitude— Cont'd.
—47° logituude.
— 48° longitude.
— 49° longitude.
•50° longitude.
51° longitude.
— 52° longitude.
— 53° longitude.
— 54° longitude.
— 55° longitude.
— 56° longitude.
— 57° longitude.
— 58° longitude.
— 59° longitude.
— 60° longitude.
—61° longitude.
— 63° longitude.
— 63° longitude.
— 64° longitude.
— 65° longitude.
— 66° longitude.
—67° longitude.
— 68° longitude.
— 69° longitude.
— 70° longitude.
— 71° longitude.
— 73° longitude.
— 73° longitude.
— 74° longitude.
— 75° longitude.
— 76° longitude.
—77° longitude.
— 78° longitude.
— 79° longitude.
— 80° longitude.
— 81° longitude.
— 82° longitude.
-•-83 ° longitude.
— 84° longitude.
— 85° longitude.
— 86° longitude.
— 87° longitude.
—88° longitude.
— 89° longitude. *•
— 90° longitude.
— 91° longitude.
Code
Flag
over —
HA
HB
HC
HD
HB
HF
HG
HI
HJ
HK
HL
HM
HN
HO
HP
HQ
HB
HS
HT
HU
HV
HW
HX
HY
HZ
IA
IB
IC
ID
IE
IF
IG
IH
IJ
IK
IL
IM
IN
10
IP
IQ
IR
IS
IT
IU
Longitude— Cont'd.
— 92° longitude.
— 93° longitude.
94° longitude.
— 95° longitude. .
'96° longitude.
— 97° longitude.
— 98° longitude.
— 99° longitude.
— 100° longitude.
—101° longitude.
— 102° longitude.
— 103° longitude.
— 104° longitude.
— 105° longitude.
— 106° longitude.
— 107° longitude.
—108° longitude.
—109° longitude.
—110° longitude.
—111° longitude.
— 112° longitude.
— 113° longitude.
-^114° longitude.
— 115° longitude.
— 116° longitude. '
— 117° longitude.
— 118° longitude.
— 119° longitude.
— 120° longitude.
—121° longitude.
— 122° longitude.
— 123° longitude.
—124° longitude.
— 125° longitude.
— 126° longitude.
— 127° longitude.
— 128° longitude.
— 129° longitude.
— 130° longitude.
— 131° longitude.
— 132° longitude.
— 133° longitude.
—134° longitude.
— 135° longitude.
— 136° longitude.
Code
Flag
over —
IV
IW
IX
IY
IZ
JA
JB
JC
JD
JE
JF
JG
*JH
JI
JK
JL
JM
JN
JO
JP
JQ
JR
JS
JT
JU
JV
JW
JX
JY
JZ
KA
KB
KC
KD
KE
KF
KG
KH
KI
KJ
KL
KM
KN
KO
KP
Longitude — Cont'd.
— 137° longitude.
138° longitude.
— 139° longitude. '
140° longitude. '
— 141° longitude.
— 142° longitude.
—143° longitude.
— 144° longitude.
— 145° longitude.
— 146° longitude.
— 147° longitude.
—148° longitude.
— 149° longitude.
—150° longitude.
— 151° longitude.
— 152° longitude. ' »
— 153° longitude.
— 154° longitude.
— 155° longitude.
— 156° longitude.
— 157° longitude.
— 158° longitude.
— 159° longitude.
— 160° longitude.
— 161° longitude.
— 162° longitude.
— 163° longitude.
— 164° longitude.
— 165° longitude.
— 166° longitude.
—167° longitude.
— 168° longitude.
— 169° longitude.
—170° longitude.
— 171° longitude.
— 172° longitude.
— 173° longitude.
— 174° longitude.
— 175° longitude.
— 176° longitude.
— 177° longitude.
—178° longitude.
— 179° east longitude.
— 179° west longitude.
— 180° longitude.
DIVISIONS OF TIME, ETC.
HOURS OF TIME, AND MINUTES AND SECONDS OF TIME AND ARC.
Civil time is to be understood unless the signal FIIW (astronomical) is made.
Code
Code
Code
Flag
Flag
Flag
over —
Hours.
over —
Minutes — Cont'd.
over —
Seconds— Cont'd.
KQ
— 0 hours.
MQ
— 25 minutes.
OL
— 10 seconds.
KR
— 1 hour '(or, 1 p. m.).
MR
— 26 minutes..
OM
— 11 seconds.
KS
— 2 hours (or, 2 p. m.).
MS
— 27 minutes.
ON
— 12 seconds.
KT
— 3 hours (or, 3 p. m. ).
MT
— 28 minutes.
OP
— 13 seconds.
KU
— 4 hours (or, 4 p. m. ).
MU
— 29 minutes.
OQ
— 14 seconds.
KV
— 5 hours (or, 5 p. m. ).
MV
— 30 minutes.
OR
— 15 seconds.
KW
— 6 hours (or, 6 p. m. ).
MW
— 31 minutes.
OS
— 16 seconds.
KX
— 7 hours (or, 7 p. m.).
MX
— 32 minutes.
OT
— 17 seconds.
KY
— 8 hours (or, 8 p. m. ).
MY
— 33 minutes.
OU
— 18 seconds.
KZ
— 9 hours (or, 9 p. m.).
MZ
—34 minutes.
OV
— 19 seconds.
LA
— 10 hours (or, 10 p.m.).
NA
— 35 minutes.
OW
— 20 seconds.
LB
— 11 hours (or, 11p.m.).
NB
— 36 minutes.
OX
— 21 seconds.
LC
— 12 hours (or, midnight).
NC
— 37 minutes.
OY
— 22 seconds.
LD
— 13 hours (or, 1 a. m. ) .
ND
— 38 minutes.
OZ
— 23 seconds.
LE
— 14 hours v or, 2 a. m. ) .
NE
— 39 minutes.
PA
— 24 seconds.
LF
— 15 hours (or, 3 a. m. ) .
NF
— 40 minutes.
PB
— 25 seconds.
LG
— 16 hours (or, 4a.m.).
NG
— 41 minutes.
PC
— 26 seconds.
LH
— 17 hours (or, 5 a. m. ) .
NH
— 42 minutes.
PD
— 27 seconds.
LI
— 18 hours (or, 6 a. m. ) .
NI
— 43 minutes.
PE
— 28 seconds.
LJ
— 19 hours (or, 7 a. m. ) .
NJ
— 44 minutes.
PF
— 29 seconds.
LK
— 20 hours (or, 8 a.m.).
NK
— 45 minutes.
PG
— 30 seconds.
LM
— 21 hours (or, 9 a. m. ) .
NL
— 46 minutes.
PH
— 31 seconds.
LN
— 22 hours (or, 10 a.m.).
NM
— 47 minutes.
PI
— 32 seconds.
LO
— 23 hours (or, 11 a. m. ).
NO
— 48 minutes.
PJ
— 33 seconds.
LP
— 34 hours ( or, noon) .
NP
— 49 minutes.
PK
— 34 seconds.
NQ
— 50 minutes.
PL
—35 seconds.
Minutes.
NR
— 51 minutes.
PM
— 36 seconds.
LQ
— 0 minutes.
NS
— 52 minutes.
PN
— 37 seconds.
LR
— 1 minute.
NT
— 53 minutes.
PO
— 38 seconds.
LS
— 2 minutes.
NU
— 54 minutes.
PQ
— 39 seconds.
LT
— 3 minutes.
NV
— 55 minutes.
pS
— 40 seconds.
LU
— 4 minutes.
NW
— 56 minutes.
PS
— 41 seconds.
LV
— 5 minutes.
NX
— 57 minutes.
PT
— 4$ seconds.
LW
— 6 minutes.
NY
— 58 minutes.
PU
— 43 seconds.
LX
— 7 minutes.
NZ
— 59 minutes.
PV
— 44 seconds.
LY
— 8 minutes.
— 60 minutes. Code
PW
— 45 seconds.
LZ
— 9 minutes.
flag over kr
PX
— 46 seconds'.
MA
— 10 minutes.
Degree of latitude
PY
— 47 seconds.
MB
— 11 minutes.
KRY
PZ
— 48 seconds.
MC
— 12 minutes.
Degree of longitude
QA
— 49 seconds.
MD
— 13 minutes.
ERZ
QB
— 50 seconds.
ME
— 14 minutes.
Seconds.
QC
— 51 seconds.
MF
— 15 minutes.
OB
— 0 seconds.
QD
QE
— 52 seconds.
MG
— 16 minutes.
OC
— 1 second.
— 53 seconds.
MH
— 17 minutes.
OD
— 2 seconds.
QF
— 54 seconds.
MI
— 18 minutes.
OE
— 3 seconds.
QG
— 55 seconds.
MJ
— 19 minutes.
OF
— 4 seconds.
QH
— 56 seconds.
MK
— 20 miuutes.
OG
— 5 seconds.
QI
— 57 seconds.
ML
— 21 minutes.
OH
— 6 seconds.
QJ
— 58 seconds.
MN
— 22 minutes.
OI
— 7 seconds.
QK
— 59 seconds.
MO
— 23 minutes.
OJ
— 8 seconds.
— 60 seconds. Code
MP
— 24 minutes.
OK
— 9 seconds.
flag over LR
(58)
BAROMETER
[In inches and millimeters.]
The readings in inches and millimeters are approximate but are not equivalent to
each other.
Signal.
Inches.
Millimeters.
Signal.
Inches.
Millimeters.
Code Flag over
QM
27.8
706. Code Fl
AG OVER SO
29.85
758.
*i
QN
.85
707.
SP
.9
759.
K
QO
.9
708.
SQ
.92
760.
"
QP
.92
709.
SR
.96
761.
"
QR
.96
710.
ST
30.0
762.
"
QS
28.0
711.
SU
.04
763.
1 ■
QT
.02
712.
SV
.08
764.
'*
QU
.06
713.
SW
.1
765.
1
QV
.1
714.
sx
.15
766.
"
QW
.15
715.
SY
.2
767.
ti
QX
.2
716.
SZ
.24
768.
tt
QY
.22
717.
TA
.28
769.
tt
QZ
.26
718.
TB
.3
770.
'*
BA
.3
719.
TC
.35
771.
tt
RB
.35
720.
TD
.4
772.
14
RG
.4
721.
TE
.42
773.
tt
RD
.42
722.
TF
.46
774.
**
RE
.46
723.
TG
.5
775.
(t
RF
.5
724.
TH
.55
776.
tt
RG
.55
725.
TI
.6
777.
"
RH
.6
726.
TJ
.62
778.
tt
RI
.62
727.
TK
.66
779.
(t
RJ
.66
728.
TL
.7
780.
RK
* .7
729.
TM
.75
781.
((
RL
.74
730.
TN
.8
782.
tt
RM
.78
731.
TO
.82
783.
tt
RN
.8
732.
TP
.86
684.
"
RO
.85
733.
TQ
.9
785.
it
RP
.9
734.
TR
.94
786.
"
RQ
.94
735.
TS
.98
787.
tt
RS
.98
736.
tt
RT
29.0
737.
tt
tt
RU
RV
.05
.1
738.
739.
*tt
RW
.12
740.
tt
tt
tt
RX
RY
RZ
.16
.2
.25
741.
742.
743.
tt
SA
.3
744.
tt
tt
' it
((
SB
sc
SD
SE
SP
SG
.32
.36
.4
.44
.48
.5
745.
746.
747.
748.
749.
750.
tt
tt
SH
SI
SJ
SK
SL
.55
.6
.65
.7
.72
751.
752.
753.
754.
755.
tt
SM
SN
.76
.8
756.
757.
(59)
THERMOMETER
Signal.
Fahren-
heit.
Centigrade.
Reaumur.
Signal.
Fahren-
heit.
Centigrade.
Reaumur.
Code Flag
Code Flag
over TU.
1°
-17° 2
-13° 8
over WH
44° 6
+ 7°
+ 5° 6
TV*
1° 4
-17°
-13° 6
WI
45°
+ 7° 2
+ 5° 8
TW
2°
-16° 6
-13° 3
WJ
46,°
+ 7° 8
+ 6° 2
TX
3°
-16° 1
-12° 9
WK
46° 4
+ 8°
+ 6° 4
TY
3° 2
-16°
-12° 8
WL
47°
-1- 8° 3
+ 6° 7
TZ
4°
-15° 6
-12° 4
WM *
48°
+ 8° 9
+ 7° 1
UA
5°
-15°
-12°
TO
48° 25
+ 9°
+ 7° 25
UB
6°
-14° 4
-11° 6
WO
49° '
+ 9° 4
+ 7° 6
UC
6° 8
-14°
-11° 2
WP
50°
+10°
+ 8°
UD
7°
-13° 9
-11° 1
WQ
51°
+10° 6
+ 8° 4
UE
8°
-13° 3
-10° 7
WE
51° 8
+11°
+ 8° 8
UF
8° 6
-13°
-10° 4
ws
52°
+ 11° 1
+ 8° 9
UG
9°
-12° 8
-10° 2
" v WT
53°
+11° 7
+ 9° 3
UH
10°
-12° 2
- 9° 8
WU
53° 6
+ 12°
+ 9° 6
UI
10° 4
-12°
- 9° 6
WV
54°
+ 12° 2
+ 9° 8
UJ
11°
-11° 7
- 9° 3
WX
55°
+ 12° 8
+10° 2
UK
12°
-11° 1
- 8° 9
WY
55° 4
+13°
+10° 4
UL
12° 2
-11°
- 8° 8
WZ
56°
+13° 3
+ 10° 7
UM
13°
-10° 6
- 8° 4
XA
57°
+13° 9
+11° 1
UN
14°
-10°
- 8°
XB
57° 25
+14°
+11° 2
uo
15°
- 9° 4
- 7° 6
XC
58°
+ 14° 4
+ 11° 6
UP
15° 8
- 9°
- 7° 2
XD
59°
+15°
+12°
UQ
16°
- 8° 9
- 7° 1
XE
60°
+15° 6
+12° 4
UB
17°'
- 8° 3
- 6° 7
■»v XF
60° 8
+ 16°
+12° 8
US
17° 6
- 8°
- 6° 4
XG
61°
+ 16° 1
+12° 9
UT
18°
- 7° 8
- 6° 2
XH
62°
+ 16° 7
+13° 3
UV
19°
- 7° 2
- 5° 8
XI
62° 6
+ 17°
+13° 6
UW
19° 4
- 7°
- 5° 6
XJ
63°
+17° 2
+ 13° 8
ux
20°
- 6° 7
- 5° 3
XK
64°
+ 17° 8
+14° 2
UY
21°
- 6° 1
- 4° 9
XL
64° 5
+18°
+14° 4
UZ
21° 2
- 6°
- 4° 8
XM
65°
+18° 3
+14° 7
VA
22°
- 5° 6
- 4° 4
"% XN
XO
66°
+18° 9
+15° 1
VB
23°
- 5°
- 4°
66° 2
+19°
+15° 4
VC
24°
- 4° 4
- 3° 6
XP
67°
+19° 4
+ 15° 6
VD
24° 8
- 4°
- 3° 2
XQ
68°
+20°
+16°
VE
25°
- 3° 9
- 3° 1
XR
69°
+20° 6
+16° 4 .
VF
26°
- 3° 3
- 2° 7
xs
69° 8
+21° , •
+16° 8
VG
26° 6
- 3°
- 2° 4
XT
70°
+ 21° 1
+16° 9
VH
27°
- 2° 8
- 2° 2
xu
71°
+21° 7
+17° 3
VI
28°
- 2° 2
- 1° 8
XV
71° 6
+22°
+17° 6
VJ
28° 4
- 2°
- 1° 6
xw
72°
+22° 2
+ 17° 8
VK
29°
- 1° 7
- 1° 3
XY
73°
+ 22° 8
+18° 2
VL
30°
- 1° 1
- 0° 9
XZ
73° 4
+23°
+18° 4
VM
30° 2
- 1°
— 0° 8
YA
74°
+23° 3
+18° 7
VN
31°
- 0° 6
- 0° 4
YB
75°
+23° 9
+19° 1
vo
32°
0° 0
0° 0
YC
75° 2
+24°
+19° 2
VP
33°
+ 0° 6
+ 0° 4
YD
76°
+24° 4
+19° 6
VQ
33° 8
+ 1°
+ 0° 8
YE
77°
+25°
' +20°
VE
34°
+ 1° 1
+ 0° 9
YF
78°
+25° 6
+20° i
VS
35°
+ 1° 75
+ 1° 3
YG
78° 8
+26°
+20° 8
VT
35° 6
+ 2°
+ 1° 6
YH
79°
+ 26° 1
+20° 9
VU
36°
+ 2° 2
+ 1° 8
YI
80°
+26° 7
+21° 3
VW
37°
+ 2° 8
+ 2° 2
YJ
80° 6
+27°
+21° 6
VX
37° 4
+ 3°
+ 2° 4
YK
81°
+27° 2
+21° 8
VY
38°
+ 3° 3
+ 2° 7
YL
82°
+27° 8
+22° 2
VZ
39°
+ 3° 9
-t- 3° 1
YM
82° 4
+28°
+22° 4
WA
39° 25
+ 4°
+ 3° 2
YN
83°
+28° 3
+22° 7
WB
40°
+ 4° 4
+ 3° 6
YO
84°
+28° 9
+23° 1
WC
41°
+ 5°
+ 4°
YP
84° 2
+29°
+23° 2
WD
42°
+ 5° 6
+ 4° 4
YQ
85°
+29° 4
+23° 6
WE
42° 8
+ 6°
+ 4° 8
YR
86°
+30°
+24°
WF
43°
+ 6° 1
+ 4° 9
YS
87°
+30° 6
+24° 4 '
WG
44°
+ 6° 7
+ 5° 3
YT
87° 8
+31°
+24° 8
(60)
Part I.
THERMOMETER.
61
Signal.
Fahren-
heit.
Centigrade.
Reaumur.
Signal.
Fahren-
heit.
Centigrade.
Reaumur.
Code Flag
OVER
YU
YV
YW
YX
XZ
ZA.
ZB
ZC
ZD
ZE
ZF
ZG
ZH
ZI
ZJ
88°
89°
89° 8
90°
91°
91° 4
92°
93°
93° 2
94°
95°
96°
96° 8
97°
98°
+31°
+31°
+32°
+32°
+ 32°
+ 33°
+33°
+33°
+34°
+34°
+35°
+35°
+36°
+36°
+36°
+24° 9
+25° 3
+25° 6
+25°v8„,
+26° 2
+26°-4
+26° 7
+27° 1
+27° 2
+27° 6
+28°
+28° 4
+28° 8
+28° 9
+29° 3
Code Flag
over
ZK
ZL
ZM
ZN
zo
ZP
ZQ
ZR
ZS
ZT
zu
zv
zw
zx
ZY
98° 6
99°
100°
100° 4
101°
102°
102° 2
103°
104°
105°
105° 8
106°
+37°
+37°
+37°
+38°
+38°
+38°
+39°
+39°
+40°
+40°
+41°
+41°
+29° 6
+29° 8
+30° 2
+30° 4
+30° 7
+31° 1
+31° 2
+31° 6
+32°
+32° 4
+32° 8
+32° 9
AUXILIAEY PHEASES.
(i. <., Phrases containing the Auxiliary Verbs, or forming' sentences or parts of sentences in
frequent use.)
N. B. — Many of the following phrases can not be translated into foreign languages.
They must therefore be used with great discretion when communication is being
held with ships or signal stations not using the English language.
AM— ARE.
BEA
BEC
BED
BEE
BEG
BEH
BEI
BEJ
BEK
BEL
BEM
BEN
BEO
BEP
BEQ
BER
BES
Am. I am.
—Ami?
— Am I not?
—Am I to ?
— Am, Are, or, Is not.
Am, Are, or, Is not to be bpd
Am, Are, or, Is not to have bqd
— Am, Are, or, Is to.
Am, Are, or, Is to be bfc
Am, Are, or, Is to have bqc
How am I? bxg
— I am not.
If lam . byx
If lam not I byz
What, or, Which am I? _- cpv
When am I to? --_ CQv
Where am I (or, are we)? csq
Where I am (or, we are) ctg
Why am I? -' cuy
Are.
— Are, or, Is his (her-s, it-s).
— Are, or, Is my (mine).
— Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we ?
Are, Am, or, Is not beg
Are, Am, or, Is not to be bfd
Are, Am, or, Is not to have bqd
Are, Am, or, Is to beh
Are, Am, or, Is to be bfc
Are, Am, or, Is to have bqc
— Are, or, Is the.
— Are, or, Is theirs, or, Are they ?
— Are, or, Is there — any ?
— Are these (or, those)?
— Are, or, Is with — .
Are, or, Is you-r-s.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
or, are doing) bul
He, She. It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done
(or, is, or, are not doing) bup
He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) for bur
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from bus
He, She, It (or persons or thing s indi-
cated) is (or, are) but
He, She, It (or persons orHhings indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to buv
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not buw
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to bux
BET
BEU
BEV
BEW
BEX
Are — Continued.
How are they? bxh
How are you? bxi
How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) 1 bxo
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) -BYL
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to bym
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not byn
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
If they are caf
If they are not cag
If we are cax
If we are not cay
If you are cbq
If you are not - cbr
Is, or, Are, he, (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) ? bvy
There are (or, is) cmg
There are (or, is) not cmh
They are for cnm
— They are from.
— They are.
— They are not.
— We are.
— We are not.
What, or, Which are (or, is)? cpw
What, or, Which are (or, is)you-r-s?-CFY
What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated) ?-CPX
When are (or, is)? cqw
When are we ? cqx
When are you? cqy
When he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) CRJ
When is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated,)''. CRN
When they are csi
When we are :• csl
When you are. ..-CSN
Where am I (or, are we)? CSQ
Where are (or, is)? csr
, Where arethey ? cst
Where are you from ? si
Where he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated)is (or, are) ctd
Where I am (or, we are) ctg
Where is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indica%ed)1 cth
Where they are ^ qua
Where we are (or, I am) - - ctg
(62)
Part 1.
AUXILIARY ^PHRASES.
63
ARE— BE.
BEY
BEZ
BFA
BFC
BFD
BFE
BFG
BFH
BFI
BFJ
BFK
BFL
BFM
BFN
BFO
BFP
BFQ
BFR
BFS
BFT
BFU
BFV
BFW
Abe — Continued.
Where you are--- cup
Who are (or, is)? cui
Why are (or, is)? cuz
Why are yon? cva
Why are you not? cvb
— Yon are.
— You are not.
Be. Been. Being.
— Am, Are, or, Is to be.
— Am, Are, or, Is not to be.
—Be the.
— Can, or May be.
Can, or May do (or, be done) blt
—Can, or. May have been.
Can.or May have done(or, been done)BLV
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) be? btk
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have been ? btl
Can, or, Maylbe? bkh
Can, or, May it be done? — blw
— Can, or, May there be ?
■ — Can not, or. May not be.
Cannot, or, Maynotdo(or,bedone)-BLX
— Can not, or May not have been.
Can not, or May not have done (or, been
done) blz
Can not, or May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be ? btm
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been ?
BTN
— Could, or, Might be.
Could, or, Might do(or, be done) .. _bma
— Could, or, Might have been.
Could, or, Might have done (or, been
done)-. bmc
Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) be ? bto
Could, or. Might he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be ? btp
— Cbuld, or. Might not be.
Could, or, Might not do (or, be done) bmd
— Could, or, Might not have been.
Could, or Might not have done (or, been
done) : bme
—Could, or, Might there be ?
— Had, Has, or Have been.
Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been
done) bmr
Had, Has, or Have,. he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) been?--BTU
' Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not been?
BTX
— Had, or, Have I been ?
—Had, Has, or, Have not been.
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
done) bms
—Had, or, Have they been ?
— Had, or, Have we been ?
— Had, or, Have you been ?
— Having been.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) be buc
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) be-.BUE
He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) been_--BUK
BFX
BFY
BFZ
BGA
BGC
BGD
BGE
BGF
BGH
BGI
BGJ
BGK
BGL
BGM
BGN
BGO
BGP
BGQ
BGR
BGS
BGT
BGU
BGV
BGW
Be — Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not been.BUO
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must be buz
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be _bvc
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be -BVF
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated.) ought not to be bvg
He, She, It (or persons br things indi-
cated) shall(or, will) be — bvi
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall ( or, will )notbe bvk
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) be. bvm
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be
done) bvn
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would)not be. .bvq
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done) bvk
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) to be bvw
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be — bvx
— I can (or, may) be.
— I can not (or, may not) be.
— I could (or, might) be.
— I could (or, might) not be.
— I had (or, have) been.
— I had (or, have) not been.
— I must be.
— I must not be.
— I shall (or, will) be.
— I shall (or, will) not be.
— I should (or, would) be.
— I should (or, would) have been.
— I should (or, would) not be.
— I should (or, would) not have been.
If it can (or, may) be done bzr
If it can not (or, may not) be done..BZS
Is, etc. (See Am. )
Is it not to be done? bni
Is it to be done? bnj
It, etc. (See He.)
— It can be.
It can (or, may) be done •_. __bnk
— It can not be.
It can not (or, may not) be done bnl
It could (or, might) be done bnm
It could (or, might) not be done.__BNO
— It had (or, has) been.
It had (or, has) been done bnp
— It had (or, has) not been.
It had (or, has) not been done bnq
— It ought to be.
It ought to be done bnr
— It ought not to be.
It ought not to be done bns
—It shall (or, will) be.
It shall (or, will) be done bnt
—It shall (or, will) not be.
It shall (or, will) not be done bnu
-^Let her be.
Let him be bxe
— Let them be.
64
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
BE.
BGX
BGY
BGZ
BHA
BHC
BHD
BHE
BHF
BHG
BHI
BHJ
BHK
BHL
BHM
BHN
Be — Continued.
— Let us be.
May, etc. (See Can. ) .
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must be cem
Must do (or, be done) Cen
Must have been cep
Must not be ...CEV
Must not do (or, be done) cew
— Need be.
— Need not be.
Not be (been, being) cpn
.Not to be cgh
Not to be done CGI
Not to be had cgj
Ought not to be CHS
Ought to be chy
Ought to do (or, be done) ___chz
—Shall, or, Will be.
Shall, or, "Will do (or, be done) bnw
Shall, or, Will have done (or, been done)
BNX
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or, persons
or things indicated) be? bwe
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done)?
BWF
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be ?. bwi
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done)? bwj
—Shall, or, Will I be?
—Shall, or, Will not be?
Shall, orx Will not do (or, be done) _bny
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done) bnz
—Shall, or, Will there be?
—Shall, or, Will they be ?
—Shall, or, Will we be ?
— Shall, or, Will you be ?
— Shall, or, Will you not be 1
— Should, or, Would be.
Should, or, Would do (or, be done) .bof
•
—Should, or, Would have been.
Should, or, Would have done (or, been
'done) -._ _ bog
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or, per-
sons or thing s indicated) be bwn
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done)?
BWO
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) have been Lbwq
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be ? - ..bws
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done)? *. bwt
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not have been ?
BWT
— Should, or, Would not be.
Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
boh
— Should, or, Would not have been.
Should, or, Would not have done (or,
been done) boi
BHO
BHP
BHQ
BHE
BHS
BHT
BHU
BHV
BHW
BHX
BHY
BHZ
BIA
BIC
BID
BIE
BIP
BIG
BIH
BIJ
BIK
BIM
BIN
BIO
BIP
BIQ
BIE
BIS
BIT
BIU
BIV
BIW
Be — Continued.
— Should, or, Would there be ?
That, or, This can (or, may) be ckr
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be
CKT
That, or, This could (or, might) be.CKV
That, or, This could (or, might) not be
CKW
That, or, This had (has, or, have) been
CKY
That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
been ckz
That, or, This must be clj
That, or, This must not be clm
That, or, This shall (or, will) be -.-Cln
That, or. This shall (or, will) not be.CLO
That, or, This should (or, would) be. CLP
That, or, This should (or, would) not be,
CLQ
There can (or, may) be cmj
There can not (or, may not) be cmi,
There could (or, might) be cmo
There could (or, might) not be cmp
There had (has, or, have) been cmr
There had (has, or, have) not been .cms
There shall (or, , will) be cmv
There shall (or, will) hot be cmx
There should (or, would) be cmz
There should (or. would) havebeen.CNA
There should (or, would) not be cnd
. There should (or; would) not have been,
CNE
— They can (or, may) be.
— They can not (or, may not) be.
— They could (or, might) be.
—They could (or, might) not be.
— They had (or, have) been.
— They had (or, -have) not been.
—They must be.
— They must not be.
— They ought to be.
— They ought not to be.
— They shall (or, will) be.
— They shall (or, will) not be.'
— They should (or, would) be.
— They should (or, would) not be.
— They were to be.
— They were not to be.
To be cnp
To be at cnq
To be done : cnr
To be had. cns
— Was, or, Were to be.
— We can (or, may) be.
— We can not (or, may not) be.
— We could (or, might) be.
— We could (or, might) not be.
— We had (or, have) been.
— We had (or, have) not been.
— We must be.
— We must not be.
— We shall (or, will) be.
— We shall (or, will) not be.
—We should (or, would) be.
—We should (or, would) not be.
— We were to be.
— We were not to be.
When shall (or, will) be? CRS
When shall (or, will) it be done?..CRX
When shall (or, will) you be? CSD
Where shall (or, will) be? ctl
-J
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
65
BE— CAN.
BIX
BIY
BIZ
BJA
BJC
BJD
BJE
BJF
BJG
BJH
BJI
BJK
BJL
BJM
BJN
BJO
BJP
BJQ
BJB
BJS
BJT
BJU
BJV
BJW
BJX
BJY
BJZ
BKA
BKC
BKD
BKE
BKF
BKG
BKH
BKI
BKJ
BKL
BKM
BKN
BKO
BKP
Be — Continued.
Where shall (or,, will) you be? ctu
Will, etc. (See Shall.)
—Will it be ?
Would, etc. (See Should.)
— You can (or, may) be.
— You can not {or, may not) be.
— You could (or, might) be.
— You could (or, might) not be.
— You had {or, have) been.
— You had {or, have) not been.
— You must be. '
— You must not be.
— You ought to be.
— You ought not to be.
— You shall {or, will) be.
— You shall {or, will) not be.
— You should {or, would) be.
— You should {or, would) not be.
— You were to be.
— You were not to be.
By.
— By him (his, her-s, it-s).
— By me (my, mine.)
— By that {or, this.)
— By the.
— By them (their-s).
— By there.
— By these {or, those).
— By us (our-s).
— By what {or, which).
— By whom {or, whose).
— By you-r-s.
— Me by.
Not by cfo
Can {or, May). — bke
— Can.
Can, or, May be bfg
Can, or, May do (or, be done) .- blt
Can, or, May do it blu
Can, or, May have bqe
Can, or, May have been bfh
Can, or, May have done (or, been done)
blv
Can, or, May have had bqp
Can, or, May he (she, it, or person s or
things indicated)"! btj
Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) be? btk
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have been? btl
— Can, or, May his (hers, it-s)?
—Can, or, May I (my, mine) ?
— Can, or, May I be ?
Can, or, May I have — some — ? — bqg
Can, or, May it be done? blw
—Can, or, May that (or, this)?
Can, or, May the? hue
Can, or, May there be ? bfi
— Can, or, May these (or, those)?
—Can, or, May they (their-s)?
—Can, or, May they not?
—Can, or, May we (our-s) ?
—Can, or, May you-r-s ?
—Can not, or, May not ?
Cannot, or, May not be bfj
Can not, or, May not do (or, be done) .blx
Cannot, or, May not do it bly
Can not, or. May not have bqh
BKQ
BKE
BKS
BKT
BKU
BKV"
BKW
Can — Continued.
.Can not, or, May not have been bfk
Can not, or, May not have done (or,
been done) blz
Can not, or, May not have had bqi
Cannot, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be ? btm
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been ?
btn
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) bua
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) be buc
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) cannot (or, may not) bud
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) be -_bue
How can (or, may)? BXJ
— I can (or, may).
lean (or, may) be bfx
lean (or, may) have bri
— I can not (or, may not).
I can not (or, may not) be bfy
I can not (or, may not) have bbj
—I shall (or, will) if I can.
I will do it if I can lip
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may)-.- byd
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) bye
If I can (or, may) bza
If lean not (or, may not) bzc
If it can (or, may) be done bzr
If it can not (or, may not) be done.-BZS
If they can (or may) Cah
If they can not (or, may not) cai
If we can (or, may) caz
If we can not (or, may not) cba
If you can (or, may) cbs
If you can not (or, may not) cbt
It, etc. (See He.)
It can be — -BGN
It can (or, may) be done ---BNK
It can not be - bgo
It can not (or, may not) be done bnl
No, I can not . huz
Nothing can (or.'could) . skb
That, or, This can (or, may).. ckq
• That, or, This can (or, may) be ckr
That, or, This can not (or may not) _cks
That, or, This can not (or, may not)
be ckt
There can (or, may) CMI
There can (or, may) be Cmj
There can not (or, may not) CMK
There can not (or, may not) be cml
—They can (or, may).
They can (or, inay) be bhp
They can (or, may) have bsf
— They can not (or, may not).
They can not (or, may not) be bhq
They can not (or, may not) have.-.BSG
— We can (or, may).
We can (or, may) be bih
We can (or, may) have bsn
— We can not (or, may not).
We can not (or, may not) be bij
- We can jiopdVn, may not) have bso
What, or, Which can (or, may!)?.-.cpz
. When can (or, may)? CQZ
10929—07-
66
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
CAN— DO.
BKX
BKY
BKZ
BLA
BLC
BLD
BLE
BLF
BLG
BLH
BLI
BLJ
BLK
BLM
Can — Continued.
When I can (or, may) crm
"Where can (or, may)? CSV
"Who can (or, may)? cuj
Why can (or, may)? huf
Why can not (or, may not) cvd
Yes, lean hug
— You can (or, may).
You can (or, may) be biy
You can (or, may) have bsy
— You can not (or, may not).
You can not (or, may not) be biz
You can not (or, may not) have bsz
Could (or, Might) bkz
—Could.
Could, or, Might be bfl
Could, or, Might do (or, be, done)-_BMA
Could, or, Might have bqj
Could, or, Might have been bfm
Could, or, Might have done (or, been
done) bmc
Could, or, Might have had bqk
Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) be? bto
Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be ? btp
— Could, or, Might his (her-s, it-s) ?
— Could, or, Might I (lny, mine) ?
— Could, or, Might not.
Could, or, Might not be bfn
Could, or, Mightnot do (or.be done).BMD
Could, or, Might not have bql
Could, or, Might not have been bfo
Could, or, Might not have done (or, been
done) bme
Could, or, Might not have had bqm
— Could, or, Might -that (or, this)?
— Could, or, Might the ?
Could, or, Might there be ? bfp
— Could, or, Might these (or, those) ?
— Could, or, Might they (their-s) ?
— Could, or, Might we (our-s)?
— Could, or, Might you-r-s ?
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) buf
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not bug
How could (or, might)? bxk
— I could (or, might).
I could (or, might) be bfz
I could (or, might) have brk
— I could (or, might) not.
I could (or, might) not be bga
I could (or, might) not have bkl
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) byf
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could, or, might not byg
If I could (or, might) — _. bzd
If I could (or, might) not bze
If they could (or, might) caj
If they could (or, might) not cal
If we could (or, might) cbd
If we could (or, might) not cbe
If you could (or, might) cbu
If you could (or, might) not- cbv
■It, etc, .(See He.)
It could (or, might) be done bnm
It could (or, might) not be done bno
Nothing could skb
BLN
BLO
BLP
BLQ
BLR
BLS
BLT
BLU
BLV
BLW
BLX
BLY
BLZ
BMA
BMC
BMD
BME
BMF
BMG
BMH
BMI
BMJ
BMK
BML
BMN
BMO
BMP
BMQ
BMR
BMS
BMT
BMU
BMV
BMW
BMX
Could — Continued.
She, etc. (See He.)
That, or This could (or, might) Cku
That, or This could (or-, might) be-.cxv
That, or This could (or, might) not be,
ckw
There could (or, might) cmn
There could (or, might) be cmo
There could (or, might) not be cmp
— They could (or, might).
They could (or, might) be bhb
— They could (orj might) not.
They could (or, might) not be bhs
— We couli (or, might).
We could (or, might) be .. __bik
— We could (or, might) not.
We could (or, might) not be bim
What, or. Which could (or, might) ?_cqa
When could (or, might)? cea
Where could (or, might) ? csw
Who could (or, might)? cum
Why could (or, might)? evi
Why could (or, might) not? cvf
— You could (or, might).
You could (or, might) be bja
— You could (or, might) not.
You could (or, might) not be bjc
Do. Does. Did. Doing. Done...bmf
—Can, or, May do (or, be done) .
— Can, or, May do it.
— Can, or, May have done (or, been done).
— Can, or, May it be done?
— Can not, or, May not do (or, be done).
— Can not, or, May not do it.
— Can not, or, May not have done (or,
been done).
— Could, or, Might do (or, be done).
— Could, or, Might have done (or, been
done).
— Could, or, Might not do (or, be done).
— Could, or, Might not have done (or, been
done).
—Do, Does, Did, Doing, Done.
Do, Does, or, Did he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) ? . btq
— Do, Does, or. Did his (her-s, it-s)?
— Do, Does, or, Did I (my, mine)?
— Do, Does, or, Did not.
Do not let him (her, it, or persons indi-
cated) have btr
—Does, or, Did that (or this) ?
— Do, Does, or, Did the?
— Do, Does, or, Did there?
— Do, or, Did these (or, those) ?
— Do, Does, or, Did they (their-s) ? : >
—Do, Does, or, Did we (our-s) ?
— Do, Does, or, Did you-r-s?
— Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been
done).
— Had, has, or, Have not done (or, been
done).
—Had, or, Have I done?
—Had, or, Have they done?
— Had, or, Have we done?
— Had, or, Have you done?
— Having done.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) buh
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not bui
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
67
DO.
Do — Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or,
is, or, are doing) bul
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done
(or, is, or, are not doing) bup
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be
done) bvn
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, •would) not do (or,
he done) bvk
How do (does, or, did)? -_bxl
How do (or, did) you?. bxm
— I do (or, did).
I do (or, did) not.
I had (or, have) done.
I had (or, have) not done.
— I shall (or. will) do.
I shall (or, will) not do.
— I should (or, would) do.
— I should (or, would) not do,
I will doit if I can lip
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) byh
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not ..byi
If Ido (or, did) bzf
If I do (or, did) not bzg
If I were you I should not do it liq
If it can (or, may) be done bzr
If it can not (or, may not) be done-.BZS
If they do (or, did) cam
If they do (or, did) not can
If we do (or, did) cbp
If we do (or, did) not cbg
If you do (or, did) cbw
If you do (or, did) not Cbx
— Is it done?
— Is it not to be done?
— Is it to be done?
It, etc. (See He.)
— It can (or, may) be done.
— It can not (or, may not) be done.
— It could (or, might) be done.
—It could (or, might) not be done.
— It has (or, had) been done.
— It has (or, had) not been done.
— It ought to be done.
— It ought not to be done.
—It shall (or, will) be done.
— It shall (or, will) not be done.
— It will do.
May, etc. (See Can.)
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must do (or, be done) cen
Must not do (or, be done) cew
Not doing cfp
Not done.- CH!
Not to be done... cgi
Ought I to— do? chq
Ought to do (or, be done) chz
—Shall, or, Will do, (or, be done).
—Shall, or, Will have done (or, been done).
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated), do (or, be done) ?
bwf
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or, persons or
things indicated), not do(or, be done)?
BWJ
BNY
BNZ
BOA
BOC
BOD
BOE
BOP
BOG
BOH
BOI
BOJ
BOK
BOL
BOM
BON
BOP
BOQ
BOB,
BOS
BOT
BOU
BOV
BOW
BOX
BOY
BOZ
Do — Continued.
— Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done).
— Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done).
—Shall, or, Will they do it ?
—Shall, or, Will they not do it ?
—Shall, or, Will you do it ?
Shall, or, Will you not do it ?
— Should, or, Would do (or, be done).
Should, or, Would have done (or, been
done).
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or thing s indicated) do (or, be done),
BWO
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done) bwt
Should, or, Would not do (or, be done).
— Should, or, Would not have done (or,
been done).
— They do (or, did).
— They do (or, did) not.
— They had (or, have) done.
— They had (or, have) not done.
To be done- cnr
To do : CNT
— Was, or, Were done (or, doing).
— Was, or, Were not done (or, doing).
— We do (or, did).
— We do (or, did) not.
— We had (or, have) done,
— We had (or, have) not done.
What, or, Which do (does, or, did) ?- -CQB,
What, or, Which does (do, or, did) he (she
it, or persons or things indicated) ?. cqd
What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
or.you)? cqe
What, or, Which shall (or, will)I (or, we)
do? CQL
What, or, Which shall (or, will) they (or,
you) do? — -CQN
What, or, Which should (or, would) I
(or, we) do? cqr
What, or, Which should (or, would) they
(or, you) do? Jcqs
When do (does, or, did) ? cbb
When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or,
persons or things indicated) ? — CRD
When do (or, did) I (or, we) ? CRE
When do (or, did) they (or, you) ?- - .crp
When done with org
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you)
do? CRV
When shall (or, will) it be done ?- - -CRX
Where do (does, or, did) ? csx
Where do (or,did) I (or, we)? csy
Where do (or, did) they (or, you) ?- . . csz
Who do (does, or, did)? cuo
Why do (does, or, did) ? cvg
Why do (does, or, did) not? ovh
Why do (or,did) you? --Cvi
Why do (or, did) you not ? CVJ
Will, etc. (See Shall.)
—Will it do ?
—Will not do.
Will you do it? owe
Would. (See Should.)
—You do (or, did).
— You do (or, did) not.
— You had (or, have) done.
— You had (or, have) not done.
68
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
FOE— HAD, HAS, HAVE.
BPA
BPC
BPD
BPE
BPF
BPG
BPH
BPI
BPJ
BPK
BPL
BPM
BPN
BPO
BPQ
BPR
BPS
BPT
BPU
BPV
BPW
BPX
BPY
BPZ
BQA
BQC
BQD
BQE
BQP
BQG
BQH
BQI
BQJ
BQK
BQL
Foe bpa
—For.
—For all.
— For him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
things indicated).
— For me (my, mine).
—For that {or, this).
—For the.
— For them (their-s).
— For these (or, those).
— For us (our-s).
— For what (or, which).
— For whom (or, whose).
— For you-r-s.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or,are) for. .-.-BUR
Not for - cfr
They are for cnm
Was, or, Were for cop
Where for? cta
From bpn
— From.
— From him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
things indicated).
— From me (my, mine).
— From that (or, this).
— From the.
— From them (their-s).
— From there. ,
— From these (or, those).
— From us (our-s).
— From what (or-, which).
— From whence (or, where).
— From whom (or, whose).
— From you-r-s.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from ...bus
Not from... cfs
They are from bet
Was, or, Were from coq
Where are you from? si
Had, Has, or, Have bqn
— Am, Are, or, Is to have.
— Am, Are, or, Is not to have.
— Can, or, May have.
Can, or, May have been bfh
Can, or, May have done (or, been
done) blv
— Can, or, May have had.
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have been ? btl
— Can, or, May I have — some — ?
— Can not, or, May not have.
Can not, or, May not have been bfk
Can not, or, May not have done (or, been
done) _ , blz
— Can not, or, May not have had.
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated) have
been? ... btn
— Could, or, Might have.
Could, or, Might have been bfm
Could, or, Might have done (or, been
done) BMC
— Could, or, Might have had.
—Could, or, Might not have.
Could, or, Might not have been bfo
Could, or, Might not have done (or, been
done) bme
BQM
BQN
BQO
BQP
BQE
BQS
BQT
BQU
BQV
BQW
BQX
BQY
BQZ
BRA
BEC
BED
BEE
BEF
BEG
BEH
Had, Has, or. Have — Continued.
— Could, or, Might not have had. '
Do not let him (her, it, or persons
indicated) have btr
— Had, Has, or, Have.
— Had, Has, or, Have any.
Had, Has, or, Have been bfq
Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been
done) bmr
— Had, Has, or, Have had.
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) bts
Had, pas, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) been . .btu
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) had ...btv
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not btw
Had. Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not been,
BTX
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not had.BTY
Had, Has, or, Have, his (her-s, it-s).
Had, Has, or, Have, I (my, mine) ?
Had, or, Have I been? bfr
Had, or, Have I done? bmt
— Had, or, Have I had ?
— Had, Has, or, Have not.
Had, Has, or, Have not been bfs
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
done) bms
— Had, Has, or, Have not had.
— Had, Has, or, Have that (or, this).
— Had, Has, or, Have the.
— Had, Has, or, Have there.
— Had, or, Have these (or, those) ?
— Had, Has, or, Have they (them, their-s) ?
Had, or, Have they been?.. bft
Had, or, Have they done ? bmu
— Had, or, Have they had ?
— Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)?
Had, or,/Have we been bfu
Had, or, Have we done bmv
— Had, or, Have we had ?
— Had, Has, or, Have you-r-s.
Had, or. Have you been? bfv
Had, or, Have you done? BMW
—Had, or, Have you had ?
Having opi
Having been bfw
Having done bmx
— Having had.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) buj
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have been)-..BUK
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
or, are doing) bul
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) had . . .bum
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not bun
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not been.BUO
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done (or,
is, or, are not doing) bup
He, She,- It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
69
HAD, HAS, HAVE.
Had, Has, or, Have — Continued.
Had, Has, or, Have — Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things
indi-
BSC
— Should, or, Would have had.
cated) should {or, would) have.,
-BVO
Should, or, W ould he (she, it, or persons
He, She, It (or persons or things
indi-
or things indicated) have ? bwp
eated) should (or, would) not have.BVS
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
How had (has, or, have) ?
-BXN
or things indicated) have been - _bwq
BRI
— I can (or, may) have.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
BRJ
— I can not (or, may not) have.
or things indicated) not have-.-Bwu
BRK
— I could (or, might) have.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, persons or
BRL
— I could (or, might) not have.
thingsindicated) not have been ?.bwv
BRM
— I had (or, have).
BSD
— Should, or, Would not have.
I had (or, have) been
-BGC
Should, or, Would not have been ?_bhn
I had (or, have) done
.BNA
Should, or, Would not have done (or,
BRN
— I had (or, have) had.
been done) boi
BRO
— I had (or, have) not.
BSE
— Should, or, Would not have had.
I had (or, have) not been
-BGD
That, or, This had (has, or, have).CKX
I had (or, have) not done
..BNC
That, or, This had (has, or, have)been,
BRP
— I had (or, have) not had.
OKY
BRQ
— I shall (or, will) have.
That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
BRS
— I shall (or, will) not have.
been ckz
BRT
— I should (or, would) have.
There had (has, or, have) cmq
BRU
— I should (or, would) not have.
There had (has, or, have) been cmr
I should (or, would) have been . . .
-BGK
There had (has, or, have) not been -CMS
I should (or, would) not have been.
-BGM
There should (or, would) have been-CNA
If he (she, it, or persons or things
indi-
There should (or, would) not have been,
cated) had (has, or, have)
--BYJ
CNE
If he (she, it, or persons or things
indi-
BSE
— They can (or, may) have.
cated) had (has, or, have) not.-.
-BYK
BSG
— They can not (or, may not) have.
If I-had (or, have)
..BZH
BSH
— They had (or, have).
If I had (or, have) not
--BZI
They had (or, have) been -- -BHT
If they had (or, have)
-CAO
They had (or, have) done bol
If they had (or, have) not
.-CAP
BSI
— They had (or, have) had.
If we had (or, have)
..CBH
BSJ
— They had (or, have) not.
If we had (or, have) not
--CBI
They had (or, have) not been bhu
If you had (or, have) - --- --
-CBY
They had (or, have) not done bom
If you had (or, have) not
--CBZ
BSK
— They had (or, have) not had.
Is, etc. (See Are.)
BSL
— They should (or, would) have.
It, etc. (See He.)
BSM
— They should (or, would) not have.
It has (or, had) been
. .BGP
This, etc. (See That.)
It has (or, had) been done
.-BNP
To be had cns
It has (or, had) not been
--BGQ
To have cnu
It has (or, had) not been done
..BNQ
BSN
— We can (or, may) have.
Let him (her, it, or persons or things
BSO
— We can not (or, may not) have.
indicated) have
BWA
BSP.
— We had (or, have).
We had (or, have) been bin
BRV
— Let them have.
We had (or, have) done bos
May, etc. (See Can. )
BSQ
— We had (or, have) had.
Might, etc. (See Could.)
BSR
— We had (or, have) not.
--CEO
We had (or, have) not been bio
Must have been
--CBP
We had (or, have) not done bot
Must have had --
--CEQ
BST
— We had (or, have) not had.
BSU
— We shall (or, will) have.
Ought not to have
. CHT
BSV
— We shall (or, will) not have.
Ought to have
..CIA
BSW
— We should (or, would) have.
BRW
—Shall, or, Will have.
BSX
— We should (or, would) not have.
Shall, or, Will have done (or, been done)
What, or, Which had (has, or, have)?
BNX
CQF
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
things indicated) have?
-BWG
we) have? . .__ cqm
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
things indicated) not have 1 -—
-BWK
(or, you) have? cqo
BRX
—Shall, or, Will I have ?
When had (has, or, have)? _crh
BRY
—Shall, or, Will I not have ?
When had (or, have) you? cri
BRZ
—Shall, or, Will not have.
When shall (or, will) I have? crw
Shall, or, Will not have done (or,
been
When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
She, etc. (See He.)
..BNZ
have?- -- crz
When shall (or, will) we have ? csa
BSA
—Should, or, Would have.
Where had (has, or, have)? ctb
Where shall (or, will) I have? cto
Should, or, Would have been
.-BHL
Should, or, Would have done (or,
been
Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
BOG
have? - ctq
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AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
HAD, HAS, HAVE— HE, SHE, IT.
BSY
BSZ
BTA
BTC
BTD
BTE
BTF
BTG
BTH
BTI
BTJ
BTK
BTL
BTM
BTN
BTO
BTP
BTQ
BTR
BTS
BTU
BTV
BTW
BTX
BTY
BTZ
BUA
BUC
BUD
Had, Has, or, Have — Continued.
Where shall (or, will) we have ? CTR
Which, etc. (See What.)
Who had (has, or, have)? cup
Why had (has, or, have) ? cvk
Why had (has, or, have) not? CVL
Why had (or, have) you? cvm
Why had (or, have) you not? CVN
Will it have? .-CWD
Would, etc. (See Should.)
— You can (or, may) have.
— You can not (or, may not) have.
— You had (or, have).
You had (or, have) been bjd
You had (or, have) done boy
— You had (or, have) had.
— You had (or, have) not.
You had (or, have) not been bje
You had (or, have) not done boz
— You had (or, have) not had.
— You shall (or, will) have.
— You shall (or, will) not have.
—You should, (or, would) have.
— You should (or, would) not have.
He btz
He, She, It, or, Persons, or, Things.
Are, or, Is, etc. (See Is. )
— Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) 1
— Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
thing s indicated) be ?
• — Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have been ?
— Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
son s or things indicated) be ?
— Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?
— Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) be ?
— Could, or, Might he (she, it or persons
or things indicated) not be ?
— Do, Does, or, Did he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) 1
— Do not let him (her, it, or persons indi-
cated) have.
For him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
things indicated) bpd
From him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons
or things indicated) - - bpo
— Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) 1
— Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it or per-
sons or things indicated) been?
— Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) had ?
— Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not ?
— Had, has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not been.
— Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not had ?
—He. /
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may).
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not).
BUE
BUF
BUG
BUH
BUI
BUJ
BUK
BUL
BUM
BUN
BUO
BUP
BUQ
BUR
BUS
BUT
BUV
BUW
BUX
BUY
BUZ
BVA
BVC
BVD
BVE
BVF
BYG-
BVH
BVI
BVJ
BVK
BVL
He, She, It— Continued.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) be.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) been.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
or, are doing).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) had.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not been.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done
(or, is, or, are not doing).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not had. •
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) for.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) may. (See Can.)
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) might. (See Could.)
— He. She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be.
•He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be.
■He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will).
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) be.
■He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not.
-He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not be.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would).
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
71
HE, SHE, IT.
BVM
BVN
BVO
BVP
BVQ
BVR
BVS
BVT
BVU
BVW
BVX
He, She, It— Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) be.
•He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be
done).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) have.
— He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be.v
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not have.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) to be.
— He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) will, etc. (See Shall. )
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) would, etc. (See Should. )
How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) 1 :.-- bxo
How shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)"! bxr
If he (she, it, or persons or fhing-s indi-
cated) can (or, may) byd
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) bye
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) byf
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not byg
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) byh
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not byi
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) byj
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not byk
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated)is(or, are) byl
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to bym
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not byn
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) byp
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not byq
If he (she, it, or persons or thing s indi-
cated) should (or, would) bye
If he(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bys
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) byt
If he(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not byu
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) will, etc. (See Shall.)
BVY
BVZ
BWA
BWC
BWD
BWE
BWF
BWG
BWH
BWI
BWJ
BWK
BWL
BWM
BWN
BWO
BWP
BWQ
BWE
BWS
BWT
BWU
BWV
BWX
BWY
He, She, It — Continued.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) would, etc. (See Should. )
—Is, or, Are he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) 1
—It.
— Let him (her, it, or persons or things
indicated) have.
May he (she, it, etc.)? (See Can.)
Might he (she, it, etc. ) 1 (See Could. )
Must he (she, it, or persons or thing s
indicated)! cer
Ought he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) to? CHN
— Person-s, or, Thing-s indicated.
— Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or thing-s indicated) 1
— Shall, or, Will he, (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) be?
— Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done)?
— Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) have?
— Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not?
—Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s
or thing s indicated) not be?
— Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done) ?
— Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not have?
—She.
— Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing-s indicated) 1
—Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be?
— Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) do (or, be
done) ?
— Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have?
— Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing-s indicated) have been?
— Should, or, Would he (she. it, or per-
sons or thing-s indicated) not?
— Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
son-s or thing-s indicated) not be?
— Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) not do (or,
be done) ?
— Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) not have?
— Should, or Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not have been?
That he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) cla
— Was, or Were he (she, it, or person-s or
things indicated,)"!
— Was, or Were he (she, it, or person-s or
things indicated) not ?
What, or Which does (do, or did) he
(she, it, or persons or thing-s indi-
cated)! --CQD
What, or Which is (or are) he (she, it,
or person-s or things indicated) 1. .cpx
When does (did, or do) he (she, it, or
persons or thing-s indicated)"! crd
When he, (she, it, or person-s or thing-s
indicated) is (or are) crj
72
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
HE, SHE, IT— I.
He, She, It— Continued.
How — Continued.
When is (or are) he (she, it, or persons
BXL
— How do (does, or, did) ?
or things indicated)'' - . __crn
BXM
— How do (or, did) you?
When shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
BXN
— How had (has, or, have) ?
sons or thing s indicated)! . - --CRT
BXO
— How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
Where he (she, it, or persons or things
or things indicated) ?
indicated) is (or, are) ctd
BXP
— How must?
Where is (or are) he (she, it, or persons
BXQ
— How ought?
or things indicated) ? cth
BXB
— How shall (or, will) he (she', it, ot
■ per-
Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) ?
sons or things indicated)! . _- _ctm
BXS
—How shall (or, will) I ?
Will he (she, it, or persons or things
BXT
— How shall (or, will) we ?
indicated) etc. ? (See Shall.)
BXU
— How shall (or, will) you ?
Would he (she, it, or persons or things
BXV
— How Should (or, would)?
indicated) etc. ? (See Should. )
BXW
BXY
—How was (or, were) ?
— How will they ?
Her-s-self. (See Him ) bxd
I
BYA
Him. His. Himself __bxc
BXZ
—After I.
Ami?
— BEC
Him. His. Hers. It-s.
Amlnot?
.-BED
BWZ
— After him (his, her-s, it).
Am I to? -—
.-BEF
Are, or, Is his (hers, it-s) bek
Can, or, May I (my, mine)? .--
.BKG
BXA
— Before him (his, her-s, it-s).
Can, or, May I be?
-BKH
By him (his, her-s, it-s) bjr
Can, or, May I have — some?
-BQG
Can, or, May his (her-s, it-s)? bkf
Could, or, Might I (my, mine)? .-
--BLC
Could, or, Might his (her-s, it-s)?- .bla
Do, Does, or, Did I (my, mine)?.-.
-BMH
Do, Does, or, Did his (her-s, it-s) ?. .bmo
Had, Has, or, Have I (my, mine) ?
--BQS
Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
Had, or, Have I been?-- --. _..
.-BFR
cated) have -. __btr
Had, or, Haveldone?
-BMT
For him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
Had, or, Have I had
--BQT
How am I?
-BXG
From him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons
How shall (or, will) I ? —
.-BXS
or things indicated) bpo
Had, Has, or, Have his (her-s, it-s)-BQR
BYA
—I.
BXC
— Him, His, Himself.
I am
..BEA
BXD
—Her-s-self.
I am not
- BEI
If he (his, her-s, it-s) byv
I can (or, may)
-BKQ
In him (his, her-s, it-s) cdj
lean (or, may) be
-BFX
Is, etc. (See Are.)
I can (or, may) have -
--BRI
It BVZ
I can not (or, may not)
-BKR
Its-self, cdy
I can not (or, may not) be
-BFY
Let her be bgv
I can not (or, may not) have
--BRJ
BXE
— Let him be.
I could (or, might) -
.BLK
Let him (her, it, or persons or things
I could (or, might) be
_.BFZ
indicated) — have bwa
I could (or, might) have -..
-BRK
May, etc. (See Can. )
I could (or, might) not --.
-BLM
Might, etc. (See Could.)
I could (or, might) not be
_BGA
Must his (her-s, it-s)? ces
I could {or, might) not have
--BRL
Not his (her-s, it-s) oft
I do (or, did)
-BMY
Of him (his, her-s, it-s) con
I do (or, did) not
-BMZ
On him (his, her-s, it-s) coy
I had (or, have)
-BRM
Ought his (her-s, it-s)? -__cho
I had (or, have) been
.-BGC
Shall, or, Will his (hers, its)? cis
I had (or, have) done
-BNA
Should, or, Would his (her-s, its)?_cjp
I had (or, have) had
-BRN
That his (her-s, it-s) clb
I had (or, have) not-
.BRO
To him (his, her-s, it-s) cnv
I had (or, have) not been
-BGD
Was, or, Were his (her-s, it-s) cor
I had (or, have) not done
..BNC
When his (her-s, it-s) crk
1 had (or, have) not had. _.
-BRP
Where his (her-s, it-s) cte
I may, etc. (See Can. )
Will, etc. (See Shall.)
I might, etc. (See Could.)
BXF
BXG
BXH
With him (his, her-s, it-s) cwo
Would, etc. (See Should.)
— How.
— How am I?
— How are they?
.CHL
I must not
I must not be
I ought to
I ought not to
I shall (or, will)
BXI
BXJ
BXK
— How are you?
— How can (or, may) ?
— How could (or, might)?
I shall (or, will) be
I shall (or, will) do
I shall (or, will) have...
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
73
I—
IF.
I — Continued.
I — Continued.
1 shall (or, will) if I can
-BKS
When I can (or, mav) - - - crm
I shall (or, will) not
--CIP
When shall (or, will) 1 (or, we) ?.-CRU
I shall (or, will) not be -- -
--BGI
When shall (or, will) I have ? crw
I shall (or, will) not do -- -..
-BNE
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you)
I shall (or, will) not have
-BRS
do? CRV
I should (or, would) --_
-OJM
Where am I (or, are we)? cs<J
I should (or, would) he
-BGJ
Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? csy
I should (or, would) do
_BNF
1
I should (or, would) have -.
-BRT
Where I am (or, we are) ctg
I should (or, would) have been...
-BGK
Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)? -.ctn
I should (or, would) not
.-CJN
Where shall (or, will) I have ? cto
I should (or, would) not be
_BGL
I should (or, would) not do
-BNG
•
I should (or, would) not have
-BRU
BYC
If.
I should (or, would) not have been
-BGM
-COH
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are). (See Is. )
I will, etc. (See Shall.)
BYD
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
I will do it if I can
-.LIP
cated) can (or, may).
I would, etc. (See Should.)
BYE
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
If I (my, mine)
-BYW
cated) can not (or, may not).
-BYX
BYF
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might).
If I am not '
.-BYZ
If 1 can (or, may)
--BZA
BYG
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
If I cannot (or, may not)---
--BZC
cated) could (or, might) not.
If I could (or, might)
- BZD
BYH
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
If I could (or, might) not
__BZE
cated) does (do, or, did).
If I do (or, did)
--BZF
BYI
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
If I do (or, did) not
--BZG
cated) does (do, or, did) not.
If I had (or, have)
. BZH
BYJ
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
If I had (or, have) not
— BZI
cated) had (has, or, have).
_.BZJ
BYK
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
If I must not
.-BZK
cated) had (has, or, have) not.
If I ought to
-.BZL
BYL
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
If I ought not to -
--BZM
cated) is (or, are).
If I shall (or, will)-—
-BZN
BYM
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
If I shall (or-, will) not
--BZO
cated) is (or, are) able to.
If I should (or, would)
,-BZP
BYN
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
If I should (or, would) not
--BZQ
cated) is (or, are) not.
-_BZT
BYO
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
If I was not -
.-BZU
cated) is (or, are) not able to.
If I were you I should not do it
--LIQ
BYP
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi
May, etc. (See Can.)
cated) shall (or, will).
' Might, etc. (See Could.)
BYQ
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
Must I (my, mine)?
--CET
cated) shall (or, will) not.
..CEH
BYR
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would).
Not I (my, mine) .--
.-CPU
BYS
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
Ought I (my, mine)?
..CHP
cated) should (or, would) not.
Oughtlto do?
-CHQ
BYT
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
Shall, or, Will I (my, mine) ?
--CIT
cated) was (or, were).
Shall, or, Will I be? -'
.-BHC
BYU
— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
Shall, or, Will I have?
-BRX
cated) was (or, were) not.
Shall, or, Will I not have
.BRY
BYV
— If he (his, she, her-s, it-s).
Should, or, Would I (my, mine) ?
--CJQ
BYW
— If I (my, mine).
.-CLD
BYX
— If I am.
Was, or, Were I (my, mine) ?
.-COS
BYZ
—If I am not.
..COT
BZA
— If I can [or, may).
-CPV
BZC
BZD
— If I can not (or, may not).
— If I could (or, might).
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I ? -
_QQK
BZE
— If I could (or, might) not.
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
BZF
—If I do (or, did).
I (or,
BZG
BZH
—If I do (or, did) not.
—If I had (or, have).
What, or, Which shall (or, will)
CQM
Id) I
BZI
BZJ
— If I had (or, have) not.
—If I must.
What, or, Which should (or, wot;
•
CQR
CRE
CRL
BZK
BZL
BZM
BZN
— If I must not.
—If I ought to.
— If I ought not to;
— If I shall (or, will).
When do (or, did) I (or, we)?
74
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
IF— IS.
If — Continued.
In — Continued.
BZO
—If I shall (or, will) not.
CDL
— In our-s (us).
BZP
— If I should (or, would).
CDM
— In that (or, this).
BZQ
— If I should (or, would) not.
CDN
— In the.
BZR
— If it can (or may) be done.
CDO
— In them (their-s).
BZS
— If it can not (or, may not) be done.
CDP
— In these (or, those).
— In what (or, which).
BZT
— If I was.
CDQ
BZU
— If I was not.
CDR
— In you-r-s.
If I were you I should not do it liq
BZV
—If not.
BZW
—If so.
CDS
Is.
BZX
— If that (or, this).
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
BZY
—If the.
CAB
— If there.
or, are doing) bul
CAD
— If these (or, those).
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CAE
— If they (their-s).
cated) had (has, or, have) not done (or,
CAP
— If they are.
is, or, are not doing) bup
CAG
— If they are not.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CAH
— If they can (or, may).
cated) is {or, are) but
CAI
— If they can not (or, may not).
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CAJ
— If they could (or, might).
cated) is (or, are) able to buv
CAL
— If they could (or, might) not.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CAM
— If they do (or, did).
cated) is (or, are) for __ bur
CAN
— If they do (or, did) not.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CAO
— If they had (or, have).
cated) is (or, are) from bus
CAP
— If they had (or, have) not.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CAQ
— If they shall (or, will).
cated) is (or, are) not. - -_T-._buw
CAR
— If they shall (or, will) not.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CAS
— If they should (or, would).
cated) is (or, are) not able to bux
CAT
— If they should (or, would) not.
How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
CATJ
— If they were.
or things indicated)"! _ .. bxo
CAV
— If they were not.
If he (she, it, or person s or thing s indi-
CAW
— If we (our-s).
cated) is (or, are)--- --_byl
CAX
— If we are.
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
CAY
— If we are not.
dicated) is (or, are) able to - bym
CAZ
— If we can (or, may).
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
CBA
— If we can not (or, may not).
cated) is (or, are) not - byn
CBD
— If we could (or, might).
If he 'she, it or persons or things indi-
CBE
— If we could (or, might) not.
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
CBP
— If we do (or, did).
Is, Am, or, Are to beh
CBG
— If we do (or, did) not.
Is, Am, or, Are to be _ bfc
CBH
— If we had (or, have).
Is, Am, or, Are to have bqc
CBI
— If we had (or, have) not.
Is, Am, or, Are not- beg
CBJ
— If we shall (or, will).
Is, Am,y or, Are not to be - bfd
CBK
— If we shall (or, will) not.
Is, Am, or, Are not to have- bqd
CBL
— If we should (or, would).
Is, or, Are, he (she, it, or persons or
CBM
— If we should (or, would) not.
things indicated) — to ? bvy
CBN
— If we were.
Is, or, Are his (her-s, it-s) bek
CBO
— If we were not.
CDT
—Is it ?
CBP
— If you-r-s.
Is it done? bnh
CBQ
—If you are.
Is it not to be done? bni
CBR
— If you are not.
CDU
— Is it so ?
CBS
— If you can (or, may).
Is it to be done? bnj
CBT
— If you can not (or, may not).
Is, or, Are my (mine) ? .. bel
CBU
— If you could (or might).
Is, or, Are our-s, or, Are we? bem
CBV
— If you could (or, might) not.
CDV
—Is that (or, this).
CBW
CBX
— If you do (or, did).
— If you do (or. did) not.
Is, or, Are the ben
Is, or, Are their-s, or, Are they?.--BEO
CBY
— If you had (or, have).
Is, or. Are there — any ? .-- bep
CBZ
— If you had (or, have) not.
Is, or, Are with — bee
CDA
— If you shall (or, will).
*
Is, or. Are you-r-s? _bes
CDB
—If you shall (or, will) not.
It, etc. (See He, She, It.)
CDE
— If you should (or, would).
That, or, This is CLE
CDF
— If you should (or, would) not.
That, or, This is not clf
CDG
CDH
— If you were.
— If you were not.
Thatitis clg
That it is not clh
There is (or, are) cmg
CDI
In.
There is (or, are) not . _•_ cmh '
CDJ
— In him (his, her-s, it-s).
There is nothing cmt
CDK
— In me (my, mine).
What, or, Which are (or, is)? cpw
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
75
IS— MIGHT.
CDW
ODX
CDY
Is — Continued.
What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated) ?.cpx
What, or, Which, is (or, are) you-r-s ?
CPY
What, or, Which is it? c<JG
When are (or, is) ? ., cqw
When he (she, it, or, persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) CRJ
When is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) 1 CRN
Where are (or, is)? ---- CSR
Where he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) ctd
Where is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) ? cth
Who are (or, is)? - cui
Why are (or, is)? cuz
It bvz
(See also He, She, It, or, Person -s, or,
Things. )
— After it.
— Before it — is.
By it-s (him, his, her-s)_-_ bjr
Can, or, May doit blu
Can, or, May it-s (his, her-s)? bkp
Can, or, May it be done ? blw
Can not,' or, May not doit bly
Could, or, Might its (his, her-s) ?__bla
Do, Does, or, Did it-s (his, her-s) ?-.kmg
For it-s (him, his, her-s, or persons or
things indicated) bpd
From it-s (him, his, her-s, or persons or
things indicated) bpo
Had, Has, or, Have, it-s (his, her-s) ?.bqr
If it-s (his, her-s, he, she) byv
If it can (or, may) be done bzr
If it can not (or, may not) be done.-BZS
In its (him, his, her-s) cdj
Is, or, Are it-s (his, her-s) bek
Is it? cdt
Is it done? bnh
Is it not to be done bni
Is it so '! cdu
Is it to be done? bnj
— Its-self.
It can be-.- bgn
It can (or-, may) be done bnk
It can not be bgo
It can not (or, may not) be done ---BNL
It could (or, might) be done bnm
It could (or, might) not be done . - .bno
It had (or, has) been done bnp
It had (or, has) not been done bnq
It ought to be bgr
It ought to be done bnr
It ought not to be — --BGS
It ought not to be done bns
It shall (or, will)-. ciq
It shall (or, will) be bgt
It shall (or, will) be done bnt
It shall (or, will) not be bgu
It shall (or, will) not be done bnu
It will do bnv
Let him (her, it, or persons or things
indicated) — have bwa
May, etc. (See Can.)
Might, etc. (See Could.)
CDZ
CEA
CEB
CED
CEF
CEG
CEH
CEI
It— Continued.
Must it-s (his, her-s)? ces
Not it-s (his, her-s)? — cpt
Of it-s (him, his, her-s) cgn
On its (him, his. her-s) CGY
Ought it-s ( his, her-s) ? cho
Shall, or, Will it (he, she)? bwd
Shall, or, Will its (his, herB ) ? cis
Shall, or , Will they do it ? - - boa
Shall, or, Will they not do it ? boo
Shall, or, Will you do it ? bod
Shall, or, Will you not do it ? .. boe
Should, or, Would it-s (his, her-s) -_cjp
That it-s (his, her-s) CLB
That it is clg
That it is not ■- cm
To it-s (him, his, her-s) cnv
Was, or, Were it-s (his, her-s)? cor
What, or, Which is it ? cqg
When it-s (his, her-s) crk
When shall (or will) it be done?.--CRX
Where it-s (his, her-s) cte
Will, etc. (See Shall.)
Will it be? — --bix
Will it do?, bou
Will you doit? '. owe
With it-s (him, his, her-s) cwg
Would, etc. (See Should.)
May. (See Can. )
Me, My, Mine, Myself ced
— After me (my, mine).
Are, or, Is my (mine).-- bel
— Before me (my, mine).
By me (my, mine) bjs
Can, or, May I (my, mine)? bkg
Could, or, Might I (my, mine)? blc
Do, Does, or, Did I (my, mine)? bmh
For me (my, mine) bpe
From me (my, mine) bpq
Had, Has, or, Have I (my, mine)?--BQS
If I (my, mine) ___byw
In me (my, mine) ', cdk
Is, etc. (See Are. )
May, etc. (See Can. )
— Me, My, Mine, Myself.
Me by bed
—Me to.
— Me with.
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must I (my, mine)? cet
— Need I (my, mine) ?
Not I (my, mine) cfu
Of me (my, mine) - . _cgo
On me (my, mine) cgz
Ought I (my, mine)? Clip
Shall, or, Will I (my, mine)? err
Should, or, Would I (my, mine)?---CjQ
That I (my, mine) old
To me (my, mine) cnw
Was, or, Were I (my, mine)?. cos
When I (my, mine) crl
Where I (my, mine) ctf
Will, etc. (See Shall.)
With me (my, mine) cwh
Would, etc. (See Should.)
Might. (See Could. )
76
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
MUST— NOT.
CEJ
CEK
CEL
CEM
CEN
CEO
CEP
CEQ
CER
CES
CET
CEU
CEV
CEW
CEX
CEY
CEZ
CFA
CFB
CFD
CPE
CFG
CFH
CFI
CFJ
CFK
CFL
CFM
Must.
He, She, It (or peitson-s or things indi-
cated) must BUY
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must be - buz
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not bva
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be bvc
How must? bxp
— I must.
I must be - bge
— I must not.
I must not be bgf
If I must bzj
If I must not bzk
— Must be.
— Must do (or, be done).
— Must have.
— Must have been.
— Must have had.
— Must he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) ?
— Must his (her-s, it-s) ?
— Must I (my, mine) ?
— Must not.
— Must not be.
— Must not do (or, be done).
— Must that (or, this)?
—Must the?
— Must there be?
— Must these (or, those)?
— Must they (their-s) ?
— Must we (our-s)?
— -Must you-r-s?
That, or, This must cli
That, or, This must be clj
That, or, This must not clk
That, or. This must not be -.clm
— They must.
They must be. bhv
— They must not.
They must not be bhw
— We must.
"We must be bip
— We must not.
We must not be biq
What, or, Which must? cqh
When must? cro
Where must? -_-CTl
Who must? CUQ
Why must? cvo
— You must.
You must be bjf
— You must not.
You must not be bjg
Not.
Am I not? ." bed
Am, Is, or, Are not -_beg
Am, Is, or, Are not to be bfd
Am, Is, or, Are not to have bqd
Can, or, May theynot? -..bkm
Cannot, or, May not bkp
Can not, or, May not be.- bfj
Can not, or, May not do (or, be done)BLX
Cannot, or, May not doit bly
Can not, or, May not have bqh
Can not, or, May not have been bpk
Can not, or, May not have done (or, been
done) blz
Not — Continued.
Can not, or, May not have had bqi
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be? btm
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated) have
been? btn
Could, or, Might be (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be? btp
Could, or, Might not bld
Could, or, Might not be bpn
Could, or, Might not do (or, bedone).BMD
Could, gr, Might not have bql
Could, or, Might not have been bfo
Could, or, Might not have done (or, been
done) bmc
Could, or, Might not have had bqm
Do, Does, or, Did not bmi
Do not let him (her, it, or persons or
things indicated) have btr
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not? _.btw
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not been? ___btx
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not had? bty
Had, Has, or, Have not bqu
Had, Has, pr, Have not been bfs
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
done) 1 bms
Had, Has, or, Have not had bqv
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) bud
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) be - .bue
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not bug
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not bui
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not bun
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not been.Buo
He, She, It (or persons or things- indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done (or,
is, or, are not doing ) bup
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
ca£ed)had(has, or, have) not had .-BUQ
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not buw
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to bux
He, She, It, etc. , may. (See Can. )
He, She, It, etc., might. (See Could.)
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not bva
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be bvc
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to bve
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be bvg
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not .- BVJ
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
■ cated) shall (or, will) not be bvk
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bvp
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be.-BVQ
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
77
NOT.
•
Not — Continued.
Not — Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-'
If they should (or, would) not -..
..CAT
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
If they were not ... ..
--CAV
be done) bvr
If we are not —
— CAY
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
If we can not (or, may not) ..
— CBA
cated) should (or, would) not have.Bvs
If we could (or, might) not
— CBE
He, She, It (or* persons or things indi-
If we do (or, did) not------
— CBG
cated) was (or, were) not bvu
If we had (or, have) not —
— :cbi
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
If we shall (or, will) not
--CBK
cated) was (or, were) not to be — _bvx
If we should (or, would) not —
--CBM
I am not bei
If we were not
--CB0
I can not (or, may not) bke
If you are not
-CBR
I can not (or, may not) be bfy
If you can not (or, may not)
--CBT
I can not (or, may not) have brj
If you could (or, might) not
..CBV
I could (or, might) not blm
If you do (or, did) not
— CBX
I could (or, might) not be bga
If you had (or, have) not
.CBZ
I could (or, might) not have brl
If you shall (or, will) not --
--CDB
I do (or, did) not --- bmz
If you should (or, would) not
__CDF
I had (or, have) not bro
If you were not
— CDH
I had (or, have) not been bod
Is, etc. (See Are. )
I had (or, have) not done bnc
It can not be
--BGO
I had (or, have) not had bkp
It can not (or, may not) be done -
— BNL
I must not OEL
It could (or, might) not be done-
— BNO
I must not be ; .bgf
It had (or, has) not been done
— BNQ
I ought not to - CHM
It ought not to be - -
--BGS
I shall (or, will) not CIP
It ought not to be done
--BNS
I shall (or, will) not be bgi
It shall (or, will) not be
— BGU
I shall (or, will) not do bne
It shall (or, will) not be done
— BNTJ
I shall (or, will) not have bus
May, etc. (See Can. )
I should (or, would) not CJN
Might, etc. (See Could.)
I should (or, would) not be bgl
Must not
--CEU
I should (or, would) not do bng
Must not be — _
— CEV
I should (or, would) not have bru
Must not do (or, be done) :
-CEW
I should (or, would) not have been. -Bgm
Need not be
— BGZ
Not
--CFM
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
CFN
— Not be (been, being).
cated) can not (or, may not) bye
CFO
—Not by.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
CFP
— Not doing.
cated) could (or, might) not byg
SFS
— Not done.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
CFE
— Not for.
cated) does (do, or, did) not byi
CFS
— Not from.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
CFT
— Not his (her-s, it-s).
cated) had (has, or, have) not byk
CFU
— Not I (my, mine).
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
CFV
— Not in.
cated)^ (or, are) not byn
CFW
—Not of.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
CFX
— Not on.
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
CFY
— Not our-s (us).
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
CFZ
— Not that (or, this).
cated) shall (or, will) not ---BYQ
CGA
—Not the.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
OGB
— Not there.
cated) should (or, would) not bys
CGD
— Not these (or, those).
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
CGE
— Not they (their-s).
cated) was (or, were) not - byu
CGF
—Not to.
If I am not byz
CGH
CGI
— Not to be.
— Not to be done.
If I can not (or, may not) bzc
If I could (or, might) not bze
CGJ
— Not to be had;
If I do (or, did) not ... bzg
CGK
— Not with.
*
If I had (or, have) not bzi
CGL
— Not your-s.
If I must not bzk
Ought not to
— CHR
Ought not to be
.-CHS
If Ishall (or, will) not bzo
Ought not to have
..CHT
If I should (or, would) not bzq
Person-s, or, Thing-s, etc. (See He. )
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
thing s indicated) not ? bwh
If it can not (or, may not) be done— bzs
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not be? -BWi
If they can not (or, may not) cai
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
If they could (or, might) not cal
things indicated) not do (or, be done) 1
If they did (or, do) not can
BWJ
If they had (or, have) not— cap
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
.
If they shall (or, will) not - car
things indicated) not have ?
BWK
78
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
NOT.
Not — Continued.
Shall, or, "Will I not have ? -BRY
Shall, or, Will not ciu
Shall, or, Will not be - bhd
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done)-BNY
Shall, or, Will not have brz
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done) bnz
Shall, or, Will they not ? ciz
Shall, or, Will they not do it ? boc
Shall, or, Will we not? CJB
Shall, or, Will you not? cje
Shall, or, Will you not be ? bhj
Shall, or, "Will you not do it? boe
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not ? . . _ _bwr
Should, or, "Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) hot be ? bws
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
son s or things indicated) not do (or,
be done)? bwt
Should, or, "Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have ?
BWU
Should, or, "Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have
been? bwv
Should, or, Would not cjr
Should, or, Would not be ...bhm
Should, or, Would not do (or, be done)
boh
Should, or, Would not have BSD
Should, or, Would not have been_.BHN
Should, or. Would not have done (or,
been done) boi
Should, or, "Would not have had bse
That, or, This can not (or, may not)-CKS
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be
CKT
That, or, This could (or, might) not be
CKW
That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
been ckz
That, or, This is not clf
That it is not -.-...clh
That, or, This must not . clk
That, or, This must not be clm
That, or, This shall (or, will) not be.CLO
That, or, This should (or, would) not
be.. clq
That, or, This was not. cls
There are (or, is) not ...cmh
There can not (or, may hot) CMK
There can not (or, may not) be cml
There could (or, might) not be cmp
There had (has, or, have) not been.CMS
There is nothing cmt
There shall (or,~will) not ciw
There shall (or, will) not be cmx
There should (or, would) not ckb
There should (or, would) not be ...cnd
There should (or, would) not have been
ONE
There was (or, were) not cng
They are not bev
They can not (or, may not) .- bku
They can not (or, may not) be bhq
They can not (or, may not) have ...bsg
They could (or, might) not blo
They could (or, might) not be bhs
They do (or, did) not bok
Not — Continued.
They had (or, have) not ..bsj
They had (or, have) not been bhu
They had (or, have) not done bom
They had (or, have) not had bsk
They must not .oph
They must not be... bhw
They ought not to cif
They ought not to be... bhy
They shall (or, will) not cjg
They shall (or, will) not be bia
They should (or, would) not cjz
They should (or, would) not be bid
They should (or, would) not have.-BSM
They were not cok
They were not to be bip
Was, or, "Were he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not— to? bwy
Was I not — to? cou
Was, or Were not cov
Was, or, Were not done (or, doing). bop
We are not bex
We can not (or, may not) bkw
We can not (or, may not) be bij
We can not (or, may not) have bso
We could (or, might) not blq
We could (or, might) not be bim
We do (or, did) not- bor
We had (or, have) not... ..bsr
We had (or, have) not been bio
"We had (or, have) not done bot
"We had (or, have) not had bst
We must not _cfj
We must not be biq
"We ought not to era
"We shall (or, will) not cji
We shall (or, will) not be bis
"We shall (or, will)nothave bsv
"We should (or, would) not ..ckb
"We should (or, would) not be biu
We should (or, would) not have bsx
"We were not cpp
We were not to be biw
"Were they not? cpi
"Were we not? cpk
Were you not?... cpm
"Why are you not? cvb
Why can not ( or, may not) ? cvd
"Why could (or, might) not? cvf
"Why do (does, or, did) not? cvh
Why do (or, did) you not 1 cvj
Why had (has, or, have) not? cvl
Why had (or, have) you not? cvn
Why not? cvp
Why shall (or, will) not? cvs
"Why should (or, would) not? cvu
You are not bez
You can not ( or , may not) .' . . bk y
You cannot (or, may not) be biz
You can not (or, may not) have bsz
You could (or, might) not --_ bls
You could (or, might) not be bjc
You do (or, did) not box
You had (or, have) not btd
You had (or, have) not been bje
You had (or, have) not done boz
You had (or, have) not had... bte
You must not cfl
You must not be.. .~~II!bjg
You ought not to '.'.Wax.
You ought not to be bji
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
79
NOT— SHALL.
CGM
CGN
CGO
CGP
CGQ
CGR
CGS
CGT
CGTJ
CGV
CGW
CGX
CGY
CGZ
CHA
CHB
CHD
CHE
CHP
CHG
CHI
CHJ
CHK
CHL
CHM
CHN
CHO
CHP
CHQ
CHR
CHS
CHT
CHU
CHV
CHW
CHX
CHY
CHZ
Not — Continued.
Yon shall (or, will) not cjl
You shall (or, will) not be bjl
Yon shall (or, will) hot have - btg
You should (or, would; not _.cke
You should (or, would) not be bjn
You should (or, would) not have ...bti
You were not .. cpo
You were not to be :_. bjp
Of r CGM
Not of CFW
—Of.
— Of him (his, her-s, it-s).
—Of me (my, mine).
— Of our-s (us).
—Of that (or, this).
—Of the.
— Of them (their-s).
— Of these (or, those).
— Of what (or, which).
— Of whom (or, whose).
— Of you-r-s.
What, or, Which of the — ? CQi
On _. cgx
Not on .' —CFX
-On.
— On him (his, her-s, it-s).
— On me (my, mine).
— On our-s (us). ,
— On that (or, this).
—On the.
— On them (their-s).
— On these (or, those).
— On what (or, which).
— On whom (or, whose).
— On you-r-s.
Ought to.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to BVD
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to bve
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be bvg
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be -.BVF
How ought? BXQ
— -I ought to.
— I ought not to.
If I ought to BZL
If I ought not to bzm
It ought not to be bgs
It ought not to be done bns
It ought to be bgr
It ought to be done bnr
— Ought he (she, it or persons or things
indicated) to ?
— Ought his (her-s, it-s) ?
—Ought I (my, mine) ?
—Ought I to— do ?
— Ought not to.
— Ought not to be.
— Ought not to have.
Ought that (or, this) ?
Ought the ?
Ought these (or, those)?
—Ought they to ?
— Ought to be.
—Ought to do (or, be done).
CIA
CIB
CID
CIB
CIF
CIG
cm
CIJ
CIK
CIL
CIM
CIN
CIO
Ought to — Continued.
—Ought to have.
—Ought we (our-s) to ?
— Ought you-r-s to ?
— They ought to.
— They ought not to.
They ought not to be - bhy
They ought to be bhx
— We ought to.
—We ought not to.
What, or, Which ought to 1 cqj
When ought?- orp
Where ought? ctj
Who ought? ...our
Why ought? -'-- CVQ
— You ought to.
— You ought not to.
You ought not to be bji
You ought to be..'- bjh
OUR-S-SELVES CIN
— After our-s (us, we).
Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we? bem
— Before ours (us).
By our-s (us) 1 bjy
Can, or, May we (our-s)? bkn
Could, or, Might we (our-s)? bli
Do, Does, or, Did -we (our-s)? bmp
For ours (us) bpj
From our-s (us) bpw
Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)? brd
If we (our-s) caw
In our-s (us) ..cdl
Is, et6. (See Are. ) ,
May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must we (our-s)? cfd
Not our-s (us) cfy
Of our-s (us) CGP-
On ours (us) cha
Ought we (our-s) to? cib
— Our-s-selves.
Shall, or, Will we (our-s)? cja
Should, or, Would we (our-s)? cjw
Than we (ours) ckj
That we (our-s) ~ clw
To ours (us) '--.. cob
Was, or, Were our-s (we)?. ...cpa
When we (our-s) csk
Where we (our-s) cud
Why we (ours) cvy
Will, etc. .(See Shall.)
With ours (us) cwm
Would, etc. (See Should.)
Shall (or Will) cir
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) bvh
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) be bvi
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not bvj
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall. (or, will) not be.' bvk
How shall (or, will) I? bxs
How shall (or, will) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) 1 bxr
How shall (or, will) we? bxt
How shall (or, will) you? bxu
— I shall (or, will).
I shall (or, will) be bgh
80
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
SHALL.
CIP
CIQ
CIR
CIS
CIT
CIU
CIV
CIW
CIX
CIY
CIZ
Shall— Continued.
I shall (or, will) do bnd
I shall (or, will) have brq
I shall (or, will) if I can bks
— I shall (or, will) not.
I shall (or, will) not be bgi
I shall (or, will) not do -_bne
Ishall (or, will) not have bes
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) byp
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall(or, will) not byq
If Ishall (or, will) bzn
If I shall (or, will) not bzo
If they shall (or, will) caq
If they shall (or, will) not car
If we shall (or, will)- cbj
If we shall (or, will) not- — cbk
If you shall (or, will) cda
If yon shall (or, will) not cdb
— It shall (or, will).
It shall (or, will) be.— bgt
It shall (or, will) be done bnt
Itshall(or, will) not be bgu
It shall (or, will) not be done bnu
—Shall.
Shall, or, Will be bha
Shall, or. Will do (or, be done) bnw
Shall, or, Will have brw
Shall, or, Will have done (or, been done)
BXX
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) ? bwd
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) be? bwe
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) do (or, be done)?
BWF
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have? bwg
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not ? . - bwh
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not be? bwi
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not do (or, be done)?
BWJ
Shall, or, Will ho (sho, it, or persons or
things indicated) not have? bwk
—Shall, or, Will his (hers, its) ?
—Shall, or, Will I (toy, mine)?
Shall, or, Will I be? bhc
Shall, or, Will I have? brx
Shall, or, Will I not have bry
Shall, or, Will it ? (See He. )
—Shall, or, Will not.
Shall, or, Will not be bhd
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done) _bny
Shall, or, Will not have brz
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done) bnz
—Shall, or,. Will that (or, this) ?
—Shall, or, Will the?
Shall, or, Will there be?-'. bhe
—Shall, or, Will these (or, those) ?
—Shall, or, Will they (their-s) ?
Shall, or, Will they be? bhf
Shall, or, Will they do it ? - - .. - boa
—Shall, or, Will they not?
Shall, or, Will they not do it ? boc
CJA
CJB
CJD
CJE
CJF
CJG
CJH
CJI
CJK
CJL
Shall — Continued.
— Shall; or, Will we (our-s) ?
Shall, or, Will we be? bhg
—Shall, or, Will we not?
—Shall, or, Will you-r-s ?
Shall, or, Will you be ? bhi
Shall, or, Will you do it? bod
—Shall, or, Will you not ?
Shall, or, Will you not be?_ bhj
Shall, or, Will you not do it? boi
That, or, This shall (or, will) be.-.CLN
That, or, This shall (or, will) not be.CLO
There shall (or, will) -_.cmd
Ther<fshall (or, will) be cmv
There shall ( or, will) not cmw
There shall (or, will) not be cmx
—They shall (or, will).
They shall (or, will) be bhz
— They shall (or, will) not.
They shall (or, will) not be bia
— We shall (or, will).
We shall (or, will) be bir
We shall (or, will) have bsu
• — We shall (or, will) not.
We shall (or, will) not be bis
We shall (or, will) not have bsv
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I ? . _cqk
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) do? cql
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) have _.cqm
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you (or,
they) do? cqn
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you (or,
they) have? cqo
When shall (or, will)? crq
When shall (or, will ) be ? . - crs
When shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) '! CRT
When shall (or, will) I (or, we)?-_.CRU
When shall (or, will) I have? crw
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you)
do? _'crv
When shall (or, will) it be done?--.CRX
When shall (or, will) they? cry
When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have? crz
When shall (or, will) we have? csa
When shall (or, will) you? csb
When shall (or, will) you be ? csd
Where shall (or, will)? -- Ctk
Where shall (or, will) be? CTL
Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated)"! ctm
Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?-_-CTN
Where shall (or, will) I have ? cro
Where shall (or, will ) they ? _ „ ctp
Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have? ctq
Where shall (or, will) we have? ctr
Where shall (or, will) you ? CTS
Where shall (or, will ) you be ? ctu
Who shall (or, will)? zef
Why shall (or, will)? cvr
Why shall (or, will) not? evs
— You shall (or, will).
You shall (or, will) be bjk
You shall (or, will) have btf
You shall (or, will) not.
You shall (or, will) not be ...bjl
You shall (or, will) not have btg
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
81
SHE— SHOULD.
CJM
CJN
CJO
She. (SeeHE, She, It) bwl
Should (or, Would) cjo
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) bvl
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) be bvm
He, She, It, (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be
done) bvn
He, She, It (or persons or thing. s indi-
cated) should (or, would) have.. _bvo
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bvp
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be.BVQ
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done) bvr
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not have.Bvs
How should (or, would)? bxv
— I should (or, would).
I should (or, would) be bgj
I should (or, would) do bnp
I should (or, would) have bet
I should (or, would) have been bgk
— I should (or, would) not.
I should (or, would) not be bgl
I.should (or, would) not do bng
I should (or, would) not have bku
I should (or, would) not have been.BGM
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) byr
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bys
Iflshould (or, would) bzp
If I should (or, would)not bzq
If I were you I should not do it . . . liq
If they should (or, would) cas
If they should (or, would) not cat
If we should (or, would) cbl
If we should (or, would) not cbm
If you should (or. would) Cde
If you should (or, would) not cdf
It, etc. (See He, She, It. )
She, etc. (See He, She, It.)
—Should (or, Would).
Should, or, Would be bhk
Should, or Would do (or, be done)-BOP
Should, or, Would have bsa
Should, or, Would have been bhl
Should, or, Would have done (or, been
done) ..bog
Should, or, Would have had bsc
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)1! bwm
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be?., .bwn
Should, or, Would he (she. it, or per-
sons or things indicated) do (or, be
•done)? bwo
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have.-BWP
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?
BWQ
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not ?..bwr
CJP
CJQ
CJR
CJS
CJT
CJU
CJV
CJW
CJX
CJY
CJZ
CKA
CKB
CKD
CKE
Should — Continued.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not be ?.bws
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not do (or,
be done)?. . bwt
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have ?
bwu
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have
been? ...' bwt
— Should, or, Would his (her-s, it-s) ?
— Should, or, Would I (my, mine) ?
— Should, or. Would not.
Should, or, Would not be bhk
Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
boh
Should, or, Would not have bsj>
Should, or, Would not have been ..bhn
Should, or, Would not have done (or,
been done) ,_boi
Should, or, Would not have had BSE
—Should, or, Would that (or, this)?
—Should, or, Would the ?
Should, or, Would there be?. bho
— Should, or, Would these (or, those) ?
— Should, or, Would they (their-s)?
— Should, or, Would we (ours)?
— Should, or, Would you-r-s ?
That, or, This should (or, would)be.CLP
That, or, This should (or, would) not be
CLQ
There should (or, would) cmy
There should (or, would) be - CMZ
There should (or, would) have been.CNA
There should (or, would) not cnb
There should (or, would) not be cnd
There should (or, would) not have been
CNE
— They should (or, would).
They should (or, would) be . bic
They should (or, would) have bsl
— They should (or, would) not.
They should (or, would) not be bid
They should (or, would) not have. _ -BSM
— We should (or, would).
We should (or, would) be bit
We should (or, would) have bsw
— We should (or, would) not.
We should (or, would) not be biu
We should (or, would) not have bsx
What, or, Which should(or, would)? cqp
What, or, Which should (or, would) I (or
we) do? cqr
What, or, Which should (or, would) you
(or, they) do? cqs
When should (or, would)? cse
Where should (or, would)? ctv
Where should (or, would) the, — ?.-Ctw
Where should (or, would) they (their-s) ?
CTX
Who should (or, would) ? - cuv
Why should (or, would) ?___- cvt
Why should (or, would) not? cvu
— You should (or, would).
You should (or, would) be -Bjm
You should (or, would) have bth
— You should (or, would) not.
You should (or, would) not be bjn
You should (or, would) not have ...bti
10929—07
82
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
THAN— THERE.
CKF
CKG
CKH
OKI
CKJ
CKL
CKM
CKN
CKO
CKP
CKQ
CKR
CKS
CKT
CKU
CKV
CKW
CKX
CKY
CKZ
CLA
CLB
CLD
CLE
CLF
CLG
CLH
CLI
CLJ
CLK
CLM
CLN
CLO
CLP
CLQ
CLR
CLS
CLT
CLU
CLV
CLW
CLX
CLY
CLZ
CMA
Than -.- ckf
—Than.
—Than the.
— Than these (or, those).
—Than they (their-s).
— Than we (ours).
— Than which (or, what).
—Than you-r-s.
That _ckp (or, This cma)
— After that (or, this).
— Before that (or, this).
By that (or, this) ejt
Can, or, May that (or, this) ? bki
Could, or, Might that (or, this)? ble
Does,or,Did that (or, this)? bmj
For that (or, this) - ...bpf
From that (or,this) bpr
Had, Has, or, Have that (or, this)---BQW
If that (or, this) __bzx
In that (or,this) cdm
Is that (or, this) cdv
May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could. )
Must that (or, this)? cex
Not that (or, this) crz
Of that (or,this) cgq
On that (or, this)-- chb
Ought that (or, this)? chu
Shall, or, "Will that (or,this)? civ
Should, or, Would that (or, this) ? cjs
—That.
— That, or, This can (or, may).
That, or, This can (or, may) be.
That, or, This can not (or, may not).
— That, or, This can not (or, may not) be.
— That, or, This could (or, might).
— That, or, This could (or, might) be.
— That, or, This could (or, might) not be.
— That, or, This had (has, or, have).
— That, or, This had (has, or, have) been.
— That, or, This had (has, or, have)not been.
— That he (she, it, or; persons or things
indicated).
— That his (her-s,it-s).
— That I (my, mine).
—That, or, This is.
— That, or, This is not.
—That it is.
— That it is not.
— That, or, This must.
— That, or, This must be.
— That, or, This must not.
— That, or, This must not be.
—That, or, This shall (or, will) be.
— That, or, This shall (or, will) npt be.
That, or, This should {or, would) be.
— That, or, This should (or, would) not be.
— That, or, This was.
— That, or, This was not.
—That the.
— That these (or, those).
—That they (their-s).
— That we (our-s).
—That which (or, what).
—That with.
— That you-r-s.
—This.
To that (or, this) OOA
"Was that (or, this)- coz
"With that (or, this) cwj
CMB
CMD
CME
CMF
CMG
CMH
CMI
CMJ
CMK
CML
CMN
CMO
CMP
CMQ
CMR
CMS
CMT
CMU
CMV
CMW
CMX
CMY
The cme
— After the — .
— And the — .
Are,or,Is the — ben
Be the — bpe
By the — bju
Can, or, May the — ? hue
Could, or, Might the—? blp
Do, Does, or, Did the — ? bmk
For the — bpg
From the — bps
Had, Has, or, Have the — -.bqx
If the — _-_ bzy
In the-*- cdn
Is, etc. (See Are.)
May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could. )
Must the — ? cet
Not the — .- -. cga
Of the— cgr
On the — chd
Ought the — ? chv
Shall, or, Will the— ? ciw
Should, or, Would the — ? Lcjt
Then the — ckg
That the — clt
—The.
To the — cnx
"Was, or, Were the — cow
"What, or, "Which of the — ? cqi
"When the — -1 csf
"Where should (or, would) the — ? .ctw
"Where the — cty
Will, etc. (See Shall.)
"With the — cwi
Would, etc. (See Should.)
Them. Their-s. (See They) cnl
There cmf
Are, or, Is there — any? bep
By there 1 bjw
Can, or, May there be bpi
Could, or, Might there be ? bfp
Do, Does, or, Did there? T bml
From there - bpu
Had, Has, or, Have there bqy
If there cab
Must there be? cez
Not there cgb
Shall, or, Will there be? bhe
Should, or, Would there be ? bho
—There.
— There are (or, is).
— There are (or, is) not.
— There can (or, may).
— There can (or, may) be.
— There can not (or, may not).
—There can not (or, may not) be.
There could (or, might).
There could (or, might) be.
There could (or, might) not be.
— There had (has, or, have).
—There had (has, or, have) been.
—There had (has, or, have) not been.
—There is nothing.
—There shall (or, will).
—There shall (or, will) be.
—There shall (or, will) not.
There shall (or, will) not be.
There should (or, would).
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
83
i THERE— THEY.
CMZ
CNA
CNB
CND
ONE
GNP
CNG
CNH
CNI
CNJ
CNK
There — Continued.
— There should (or, would) be.
■There should (or, would) have been.
■There should (or, would) not.
— There should (or, would) not be.
— There should (or, would) not have been.
— There was (or, were).
— There was (or, were) not.
Was, or, Were there? cox
These. Those cni
— After these (or, those).
Are these (or, those) beq
By these (or, those) • bjx
Can, or, May these (or, those)? bkj
Could, or, Might these (or, those) ?_blg
Do, or, Did these (or, those)? bmn
For these (or, those) bpi
From these (or, those) bpv
Had, or, Have these (or, those) ?-. -BQZ
If these (or, those) cad
In these (or, those) cdp
May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must these (or, those)? -_. cpa
Not these (or, those) cgd
Of these (or, those) _,.. CGT
On these (or, those) chf
Ought these (or, those)? chw
Shall, or, Will these (or, those)? _-.cix
Should, or, Would these (or, those)? -CJU
Than these (or, those) -- - Ckh
That these (or, those) clu
—These, Those.
To these (or, those) cnz
Were these (or, those) CFG
When these (or, those) csg
Will, etc. (See Shall. )
With these (or, those) cwl
Would, etc. (See Should.)
They. Them. Theies -_cnl
— After they (them, theirs).
Are, or, Is their-s, or, Are they? ...beo
—Before them (their-s, they).
By them (their-s) bjv
Can, or, May they (their-s)?- bkl
Can, or, May they not? bkm
Could, or, Might they (their-s)? blh
Do, Does, or, Did they (their-s)? bmo
For them (their-s) bph
From them (their-s) - -BPT
Had, Has, or, Havethey(them, their-s)BBA
Had, or, Have they been ? bft
Had, or, Have they done ? bmu
Had, or, Have they had? bec
How are they? _..bxh
How will they? bxy
If they (their-s) cae
If they are caf
If they are not CAG
If they can (or, may) CAH
If they can not (or, may not) CAI
If they could (or, might) caj
If they could (or, might) not cal
If they do (or, did) - cam
If they do (or, did) not can
If they had (or, have). cao
If they had (or, have) not cap
If they shall (or, will) caq
If they shall (or, will) not car
CNL
CNM
They— Continued.
If they should (or, would) cas
If they should (or, would) not---- .cat
If they were _--Cau
If they were not-- — -Cav
In them (theirs) cdo
Is, etc. (See Are.)
Let them be bgw
Let them have --.bev
Most of them sax
Must they (their-s) ? cfb
Not they (their-s) cge
Of them (their-s) cgs
On them (their-s) CHE
Ought they to? chx
Shall, or, Will they (their-s) ? ciy
Shall, or, Will they be ?- bhf
Shall, or, Will they do it ? boa
Shall, or, Willtheynot? ciz
Shall, or, Will theynot do it ? boc
Should, or, Would they (their-s) ?.-CJV
Then they (their-s) cki
That they (their-s) clv
—They. Them. Their-s.
—They are for.
They are from.-. bet
They are _beu
They are not bev
They can (or, may) bkt
They can (or, may) be bhp
They can ( or, may) have bsf
They can not (or, may not) ...bku
They can not (or, may not) be bhq
They can not (or, may not) have---BSG
They could (or, might) ._ bln
They could (or, might) be bhr
They could (or, might) not blo
They could (or, might) not be bhs
They do (or, did) boj
They do (or, did) not bok
They had (or, have) bsh
They had (or, have) been bht
They had (or, have) done bol,
They had (or, have) had bsi
They had (or, have) not bsj
They had (or, have) not been bhu
They had (or, have) not done bom
They had (or, have) not had bsk
They must cfg
They must be .- bhv
They must not cfh
They must not be bhw
They ought to cie
They oughtnot to cif
They ought to be bhx
They ought not to be bhy
They shall (or, will) cjf
They shall (or, will) be bhz
They shall (or, will) not cjg
They shall (or, will) not be bia
They should (or, would) cjy
They should (or, would) be bic
They should (or, would) have bsl
They should (or, would) not cjz
They should (or, would) not be bid
They should [or. would) not have bsm
They were coj
They were not cok
They were to be. .- -- - bie
They were not to be bif
To them (their-s) cny
84
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
THEY— WAS.
CNO
CNP
CNQ
CNR
CNS
CNT
CNU
CNV
CNW
CNX
CNY
CNZ
COA
COB
COD
COE
COF
COG
They — Continued.
Was, or, Were they (their-s) coy
Were they?- — - cph
Were they not? CPI
What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
or, you) ? CQE
What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
{or, you) do? CQN
What, or, Which shall {or, will) they
{or, you) have - cqo
What, or, Which should {or, would) they
(or, you) do? cqs
When do (or, did) they (or, you) ?..crf
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you)
do? - crv
When shall (or, will) they ?. CRY
When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have? crz
When they (their-s) tcsh
When they are ...csi
Where are they ?--- CST
Where do (or, did) they (or, you) ?-.csz
Where shall (or, will) they ? ctp
Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have? ctq
Where should (or, would) they (their-s) ?
ctx
Where they (their-s) Ctz
Where they are-.. cua
Why they (their-s) ? cvw
With them (their-s) Cwk
This. (See That) cma
Those. (See These) cm
To CNO
Am I to? bep
Am, Is, or, Are to beh
-To.
—To be.
—To be at.
— To be done.
—To be had .
—To do.
— To have.
— To him (his, her-s, it-s).
— To me (my, mine).
—To the.
— To them (their-s).
— To these (or, those).
—To this (or, that).
— To us (our-s).
— To which (or, what).
— To whom (or, whose).
— To you-r-s.
Me to cef
Not to CGF
Not to be cgh
Not to be done cgi
Not to be had cgj
Us. (See Ours. )
Was (or, Were) ....com
He, She, It (or persons or thingss in-
dicated) was (or, were) bvt
He, She, It (or persons or things in-
dicated) was (or, were) to be bvw
He, She, It (or persons or thing s in-
dicated) was (or, were) not bvu
COH
COI
COJ
COK
COM
COP
COQ
COB
COS
COT
COU
cov
cow
cox
COY
coz
CPA
CPB
CPD
CPE
CPF
CPG
CPH
CPI
CPJ
CPK
CPL
CPM
CPN
CPO
Was— Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be.-Bvx
How was (or, were)? bxw
— I was.
— I was not.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) byt
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was ( or, were ) not byu
If I was BZT
If I was not bztj
If they were cau
If they were not cav
If we were cbn
If we were not.. cbo
If you were CDG
If you were not CDH
That, or, This was Clr
That, or, This was not .cls
There was (or, were) CNF
There was (or, were)not Cng
— They were.
— They were not.
They were not to be bif
They were to be bie
— Was, or, Were.
Was, or, Were done (or, doing) bon
— Was, or, Were for.
— Was, or, Were from.
Was, or, Were he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) ?._ bwx
Was, or, Were he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not ? bwy
— Was, or, Were his (her-s, it-s) ?
— Was, or, Were I (my, mine) ?
—Was I?
—Was I not ?
— Was, or, Were not.
Was, or, Were not done (or, doing) ..bop
— Was, or, Were the.
— Was, or, Were there.
— Was, or, Were they (their-s).
— Was this (or, that).
Was, or, Were to be big
— Was, or, Were ours (we)?
— Was, or, Were with.
— Was, or, Were you-r s.
— We were.
— We were not.
We were to be. biv
We were not to be .biw
— Were these (or, those).
— Were they?
— Were they not ?
— Were we ? •
—Were we not ?
— Were you ?
— Were you not ?
What, or, Which was (or, were)?-..C<3T
When was (or, were)? csj
Where was (or, were)? CUB
Who was (or, were)? cuw
Why was (or, were)? cvx
Why were you? _.cvz
— You were.
— You were not.
You were to be .bjo
You were not to be bjp
Part I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
85
WE— WHAT.
CPQ
We. (See also Ouks) cpq
After we (our-s, us) _cil
Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we? bem
Can, or, May we (our-s)? _bkn
Could, or, Might we (our-s)? bli
Do, Does, or. Did we (our-s)? bmp
Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)? brd
Had, or, Have we been? bpu
Had, or, Have we done? bmv
Had, or, Have we had? _.bre
How shall (or, will) we ? bxt
JJE we (our-s) ....caw
If we are ... cax
If we are not :__.cay
If we can (or, may) caz
If we can not (or, may not) ..--CBa
If we could (or, might) cbd
If we could (or, might) not _-_ cbe
If we do (or, did) cbp
If we do (or, did) not -CBGt
If we had (or, have) cbh
If we had (or, have) not I.cbi
If we shall (or, will) .. cbj
If we shall (or, will) not Cbk
- If we should (or, would).... cbl
If we should (or, would) not cbm
If we were cbn
If we were not cbo
May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must we (our-s)? cpd
Ought we (our-s) to? cib
Shall, or. Will we (ours)? cja
Shall, or, Will we be? bhg
Shall, or, Will we not? CJB
Should, or, Would we (our-s)? cjw
Than we (our-s) Ckj
That we (our-s) clw
Was, or, Were our-s (we)? cpa
—We.
We are bew
We are not bex
We can (or, may) bkv
We can (or, may) be bih
We can (or, may) have bsn
We can not (or, may not) bkw
We can not (or, may not) be bij
We can not (or, may not) have bso
We could (or, might) blp
We could (or, might) be bik
We could (or, might) not ..blq
We could (or, might) not be i.-BIM
We do (or, did) boq
We do (or, did) not bor
We had (or, have) bsp
We had (or, have) been bin
We had (or, have) done bos
We had (or, have) had bsq
We had (or, have) not bsr
We had (or, have) not been bio
We had (or, have) not done bot
We had (or, have) not had bst
We may, etc. (See Can. )
We might, etc. (See Could. )
We must cfi
We must be.. bip
We must not cfj
We must not be biq
We ought to cig
We ought not to — era
We shall (or, will) — -CJH
CPR
CPS
CPT
CPU
CPV
CPW
CPX
CPY
CPZ
CQA
CQB
CQD
We — Continued.
We shall (or, will) be bir
We shall (or, will) have bsu
We shall (or, will) not ...cji
We shall (or, will) not be .bis
We shall (or, will) not have.. . bsv
We should (or, would) L cka
We should (or, would) be bit
We should (or, would) have bsw
We should (or, would) not ckb
We should (or, would) not be biu
We should (or, would) not have bsx
We were cpe
We were not CPP
We were not to be biw
We were to be biv
— We who.
Were we? .*- cpj
Were we not? cpk
What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
or, you)? cqe,
What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) do? CQL
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) have? CQM
What, or, Which should (or, would) I
(or, we) do?.. CQR
When are we? cox
When do (or, did) I (or, we)? ore
When shall (or, will) I (or, we)? ---CRtr
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,
you) do? crv
When shall (or, will) we have? csa
When we (our-s) csk
When we are- csl
Where am I (or, are we)? CSQ
Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? csy
Where I am (or, we are) ctg
Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)? — CTN
Where shall (or, will) we have? ctr
Where we (our-s) .-CUD
Why we (our-s) -CVY
Will, etc. (See Shall.)
Would, etc. (See Should.)
Were. (See Was) com
What cpu (or. Which cug)
— After what (or, which).
— Before what (or, which).
By what (or, which) bjz
For what (or, which) T bpk
From what (or, which) bpx
Of what (or, which) cgu
On-, what (or, which) chg
Than what (or, which) ckl
That what (or, which) clx
To what (or, which) cod
—What. \
What, or, Which am I?
What, or, Which are (or, is)?
— What, or, Which are (or, is) he (she, it
or persons or things indicated)'1.
— What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s?
—What, or, Which can (or, may)?
— What, or, Which could (or, might)?
— What, or, Which do (does, or, did)?
— What, or, Which does (do, or, did) he
(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated)9.
86
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
WHAT— WHICH.
CQE
CQF
CQG
CQH
CQI
CQJ
CQK
CQL
CQM
CQN
CQO
CQP
CQR
CQS
CQT
CQU
CQV
CQW
CQX
CQY
CQZ
CRA
CRB
CRD
CRE
CRF
CRG
CRH
CRI
CRJ
CRK
CRL
CRM
CRN
CRO
CRP
CRQ
CRS
CRT
CRU
CRV
CRW
CRX
CRY
CRZ
What— Continued
— What, (or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
or, you)?
— What, or, Which had (has, or, have)?
What, or, Which is? (See Are.)
—What, or, Which is it?
What, or, Which may? (See Can. )
What, or, Which might? (See Could.)
—What, or, Which must?
—What, or, Which of the — ?
—What, or, Which ought to?
—What, or, Which shall (or, will)— I?
— What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) do?
— What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) have?
— What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
'(or, you) do?
— What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
(or, you) have?
— What, or, Which should (or, would) ?
— What, or, Which should (or, would) I
(or, we) do?
— What, or, Which should (or, would)
they (or, you) do?
— What, or, Which was (or, were) ?
What, or, Which will? (See Shall.)
What, or, Which would? (See Should. )
Which CUG
With what (or, which)? own
When cqu
—When.
— When am I to?
— When are (or, is)?
— When are we?
— When are you?
— When can (or, may) ?
— When could (or, might) ?
— When do (does, or, did) ?
— When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated)?
— When do (or, did) I (or, we)?
— When do (or, did) they (or, you)?
—When done — with.
—When had (has, or, have)?
— When had (or, have) you?
— When he (she, it, or person s or things
indicated) is (or, are).
— When his (her-s, lt-s).
— When I (my, mine).
— When I can (or, may).
When is? (See Are.)
— When is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)?
When may, etc. ? (See Cap. )
When might, etc. ? (See Could. )
— When must?
— When ought?
—When shall (or, will)?
— When shall (or, will) be?
— When shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
son s or things indicated)?
— When shall (or, will) I (or, we)?
— When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,
you) do?
— When shall (or, will) I have?
— When shall (or, will) it be done?
— When shall (or, will) they?
— When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have?
CSA
CSB
CSD
CSE
CSF
CSG
CSH
CSI
CFJ
CSK
CSL
CSM
CSN
cso
CSP
CSQ
CSR
CST
CSU
CSV
csw
CSX
CSY
csz
CTA
CTB
CTD
CTE
CTF
CTG
CTH
CTI
CTJ
CTK
CTL
CTM
CTN
CTO
CTP
CTQ
CTR
CTS
CTU
CTV
CTW
CTX
CTY
CTZ
CUA
CUB
CUD
CUE
CUF
CUG
When — Continued.
— When shall (or, will) we have?
— When shall (or, will) you?
— When shall (or, will) you be?
— When should (or, wouldj?
— When the — .
— When these (or, those).
— When they (their-s).
— When they are.
— When was (or, were)?
— When we (our-s).
— When we are.
When will, etc. ? (See Shall. ')
When would, etc. ? (See Should. )
— When you-r-s.
— When you are.
Where cso
From whence (or, where) bpy
— Where.
— Whereabouts.
— Where am I (or, are we)?
— Where are (or, is)?
— Where are they?
Where are you from? si
— Where are you going?
— Where can (or, may)?
— Where could, (or, might)?
— Where do (does, or, did)?
— Where do (or, did) I (or, we)?
— Where do (or, did) they (or, you)?
— Where for?
— Where had (has, or, have)?
— Where he (she, it, or persons or thing s
indicated) is (or, are).
— Where his (her-s, its).
— Where I (my, mine).
— Where I am (or, we are).
— Where is (or, are) he (she, it, or per.
sons or things indicated)?
Where is, etc. ? (See Are. )
Where may, etc. ? (See Can. )
Where might, etc. ? (See Could. )
— Where must?
— Where ought?
— Where shall (or, will)?
— Where shall (or, will) be?
— Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)?
— Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?
— Where shall (or, will) I have?
— Where shall (or, will) they?
—Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have?
—Where shall (or, will) we have?
—Where shall (or, will) you?
— Where shall (or, will) you be?
— Where should (or, would)?
—Where should (or, would) the — ?
—Where should (or, would) they (their-s)?
— Where the.
—Where they (their-s).
— Where they are.
— Where was (or, were)?
— Where we (our-s).
Where we are ctg
— Where you-r-s.
— Where you are.
Which. (See What.)
Part I.
AUXILIARY EHRASES.
87
WHO— YOU.
CUH
OUI
CUJ
CUM
CUO
CUP
CUQ
CUR
CUV
CUW
CUX
CUY
CUZ
CVA
CVB
CVD
CVE
CVF
CVG
UVH
CVI
CVJ
CVK
CVL
CVM
CVN
CVO
CVP
CVQ
CVR
CVS
CVT
CVU
CVW
CVX
CVY
CVZ
CWA
CWB
Who. Whom . ...t cuh
By whom (or, whose) _bka
For whom (or, whtfse) -_ bpl
From whom (or, whose) bpz
Of whom (or, whose) cov
On whom (or, whose)-- cm
To whom (or, whose) COE
We who cpr
—Who. Whom.
— Who are (or, is) ?
— Who can (or, may) ?
— Who could (or, might)?
— Who do (does, or, did) ?
— Who had (has, or, have)?
Who is, etc. ? (See Are. )
Who may, etc.? (See Can.)
Who might, etc. ? (See Could.)
■Who must?
—Who ought?
Who shall (or, will)? -- zef
— Who should (or, would)?
Who was (or, were)?
Who will, etc. ? (See Shall. )
Who would, etc. ? (See Should. )
Whose? zdu
With whom (or, whose) ?--- cwo
Why - cux
—Why?
— Why am I?
— Why are (or, is) ?
— Why are you?
— Why are you not?
Why can (or, may)?.-.- ..huf
— Why can not (or, may not)?
—Why could (or-, might) ?
—Why could (or, might) not ?
—Why do (does, or, did) ?
— Why do (does, or, did) not ?
—Why do (or, did) you ?
— Why do (or, did) you not ?
— Why had (has, or, have) ?
— Why had (has, or, have) not ?
— Why had (or, have) you ?
— Why had (or, have) you not ?
Why is, etc. ? (See Are. )
Why may, etc.? (See Can.)
Why might, etc. ? (See Could. )
— Why must ?
—Why not ?
—Why ought ?
—Why shall (br, will)?
—Why shall (or, will) not ?
—Why should (or, would)?
—Why should (or, would) not ?
—Why they (their-s)?
— Why was (or, were)?
— Why we (our-s).
—Why were you ?
Why will, etc. ? (See Shall. )
Why would, etc. ? (See Should. )
— Why you-r-s.
Will. (See Shall.)
How will they? bxy
It will do - bnv
Will - - CWB
Will it be? bix
Will it do? bou
CWD
OWE
CWF
CWG
CWH
CWI
CWJ
CWK
CWL
CWM
OWN
CWO
CWP
CWR
CWS
Will Continued.
—Will it have ?
Will not.. citj
Will not do bov
Will you do it ?
With - cwf
Are, or, Is with — bee.
Me with ceg
Not with cgk
That with cly
Was, or, Were with — cpb
When done— with org
—With.
—With him (his, her-s, it-s).
— With me (my, mine).
—With the.
—With that (or, this).
—With them (their-s).
—With these (or, those).
—With us (our-s).
—With what (or, which).
—With whom (or, whose).
—With you-r-s.
Would. (See Should) cjo
You-r-s -owr
-r- After you-r-s.
Are, or, Is, you-r-s bes
— Before you^-s.
By you-r-s --- - bkc
Can, or, May you-r-s?— bko
Could, or, Might you-r-s ? blj
Do, Does, or, Did you-r-s? bmq
For you-r-s bpm
From you-r-s bqa
Had, Has, or, Have you-r-s? brf
Had, or, Have you been? bpv
Had, or, Have you done? bmw
Had, or, Have you had ? brg
How are you? -BXi
How do (or, did) you? bxm
How shall (or, will) you ? bxu
If you-r-s — - cbp
If you are -CBQ
If you are not -CBR
If you can (or, may) cbs
If you can not (or, may not) cbt
If you could (or, might) cbu
If you could (or, might not) cbv
If you do (or, did) Cbw
If you do (or, did) not. cbx
If you had (or, have) cby
If you had (or, have) not cbz
If you shall (or, will) cda
If you shall (or, will) not cdb
If you should (or, would) cde
If you should (or, would) not cdp
If you were -CDG
If you were not .- cdh
In your-s cdr
Is, etc. (See Are. )
May, etc. (See Can.)
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must you-r-s? cpe
Not you-r-s ...cgl
Of you-r-s cgw
Onyou-r-s.-- chj
Ought you-r-s .to ? - cid
Shall, or, Will you-r-s? cjd
88
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Part I.
YOU.
You — Continued.
Shall, or, Will you be ? bhi
Shall, or, Will you do it?* bod
Shall, or, Will you not? -CJE
Shall, or, Will you not be 1 bhj
Shall, or. Will you not do it? boe
Should, or, Would you-r:s? CJX
Than you-r-s CKM
That you-r-s CLZ
To you-r-s cof
Was, or, Were you-r-s cpd
Were you? cpl
Were you not? cpm
What, or. Which are (or, is) you-r-s?. CPY
What, or. Which do (or, did) you (they,
or, we)? CQE
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you
(or, they) do? cqn
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you
(or, they) have? CQO
What, or, Which should (or, would)
you (or, they) do? cqs
When are you? cqy
When do (or, did) you (or, they)?_-CRF
When had (or, have) you? cei
When shall (or, will) I (you, they, or,
we) do? crv
When shall (or, will) you?_ csb
When shall (or, will) you be? csd
When shall (or, will) you (or, they)
have? ' crz
When you-r-s - csm
When you are csn
Where are you from? ..si
Where are you going?. ---csu
Where do (or, did) you (or, they)?.csz
Where shall (or, will) you? cts
Where shall (or, will) you be? ctu
Where shall (or, will) you (or, they)
have? CTQ
Where you-r-s cue
Where you are cuf
Why are you?- Cva
Why are you not? cvb
Why do (or, did) you? cvi
Why do (or, did) you not? cvj
Why had (or, have) you? cvm
Why had (or, have) you not? cvn
Why were you? cvz
Why you-r-s?.-- __. cwa
Will you do it? cwe
With you-r-s cwp
CWT
You — Continued.
— You-r-s.
You are. bey
You are not bez
You can (or.may) - _bkx
You can (or, may) be biy
You can (or, may) have bsy
You can not (or, may not) bky
You can not (or, may not) be biz
You can not (or, may not) have bsz
You could (or, might) ---- blr
You could (or, might) be bja
You could (or, might) not bls
You could (or, might) not be bjc
You do (or, did) bow
You do (or, did) not - -.box
You had (or, have) bta
You had (or, have) been bjd
You had (or, have) done boy
You had (or, have) had btc
You had (or, have) not btd
You had (or, have) not been bje
You had (or, have) not done boz
You had (or, have) not had bte
You may, etc. (See Can. )
You might, etc. (See Could. )
You must cpk
You must be bjp
You must not cpl
You must not be bjg
You ought to cu
You ought not to cik
You ought to be _. ..bjh
You ought not to be. bji
You shall (or, will) cjk
You shall (or, will) be bjk
You shall (or, will) have btp
You shall (or, will) not cjl
You shall (or, will) not be bjl
You shall (or, wilty not have btg
You should (or, would) ckd
You should (or, would) be bjm
You should (or, would) have... bth
You should (or, would) not cke
You should (or, would) not be bjn
You should (or, would) not have bti
You.were cpn
You were not cpo
You were to be bjo
You were not to be bjp
You will, etc. (See Shall.)
You would, etc. , (See Should.)
GEOGBAPHICAL SIGNALS.
NAMES OF PLACES ARRANGED ACCORDING TO THEIR GEOGRAPHICAL
POSITIONS.
B. Bay.
C. Cape, Capo, Cap.
Ch. Channel.
G. Gulf.
F. Tort.
Hd. Head.
Notations.
Hr. Harbor.
I. Island.
Lt. Light.
Lt. V. Light vessel.
Mt. Mount, Mont.
P. Port, Porto Puerte.
Pt. Point, Pointe.
R. River.
Sh. Shoal.
Str. Strait.
The System of Orthography is that adopted by the Board of Geographic Names.
A]
ABCD
aCTIC OCEAN.
NORTH
COAST RUSSIA.
WEST COAST NORWAY.
Arctic Ocean.
ABEJ
Zimnegorski.
ABGM
GJesvser.
ABCE
C. Cheluskin.
ABEK
Modyugski I. d
ABGN
Fruholm.
ABCF
Taimur G.
ABEM
Dwina (N.) Lt. V. a
ABGP
Alten Fiord.
ABCH
Pjasina R.
ABEN
Dwina R.
ABGQ
Fuglenses.
ABCI
Kuskino.
ABECT
Arkhangel.
ABGR
Hammerfest.
ABCJ
Yenisei.
ABEQ
Zhizhginsk I.
ABGT
Alten.-.
ABCL
Tolstonow.
ABER
Solovetski.
ABGU
Hasvig.
ABCM
Ob.
ABET
Bol Shuzhrnui.
ABGV
Skibotten.
ABCO
Obdorsk.
ABEU
Onega.
ABGW
Loppen.
ABCP
Beresow.
ABEV
Kuah.
ABGX
Lyngen.
ABCQ
Samarowsk.
ABEW
Nyukcha.
ABHC
Tromso.
ABCS
Yalmal Promontory.
ABEX
Suma.
ABHD
Malangen.
ABCT
Krusenstern B.
ABEY
Soroka.
ABHE
Hekkingen.
ABCU
Bahydarat B.
ABEZ
Shuya.
ABHG
Stonesbotten.
ABCW
Franz Josef Land.
ABFC
Kem.
ABHI
Berg.
ABCY
Spitzbergen.
ABFD
Kalgalaksha.
ABHJ
Reiaen.
ABDC
Bel Sound.
ABFG
Kandalak G.
ABHL
Andenses Lt.
ABDE
Magdalena B.
ABFH
Knivaia.
ABHM
Haarbjerget.
ABDG
Hakluyts Hd.
ABFI
Kandalaksha.
ABHN
Nordland.
ABDH
Hinlopen Str.
ABFK
Lapland.
ABHP
Sandtorv.
ABDI
Seven Is., The.
ABFL
Sosnovetz I.
ABHQ
Vesteraalen.
ABDK
Parry I.
ABFM
Orlov C.
ABHR
Hassel.
ABDL
Ross I.
ABFO
Orlovka.
A.BHT
Gisund.
ABDM
Bear I.
ABFP
Svyatoi Nos. d
ABHU
Harstad.
ABDO
Kara Sea.
ABFQ
Alexandrovsk (Kola).
ABHV
Stangholm.
ABDP
Nova Zembla.
ABHW
Trano.
ABDQ
Matochkin Shar (Str.).
ABFS
Norway.
ABHX
Hammero.
ABDR
Moller B. d
ABFT
Finmarken.
ABHY
Gryto.
ABDS
Kara Str.
ABFU
Varanger Fiord.
ABHZ
Flado.
ABFV
Jarfjord.
ABIC
Lofoten Is.
ABDT
Europe.
ABFW
Vadso.
ABID
Lodingen.
ABFX
Vardo.
ABIE
Vaagen.
ABDU
Russia.
ABFY
Tana Fiord.
ABIF
Skraaven.
ABDV
Waigatch I.
ABGC
Berlevaag.
ABU
Flagstad.
ABDW
Yugorski Str.
ABGD
Gamvig.
ABIL
Kabelvaag.
ABDY
Chabarova.
ABGE
Kollefjord.
ABIM
Svolvser.
ABDZ
Petchora R. ,
ABGF
Lebesby.
AB1P
Orsvaag.
ABEC
Oussa.
ABGH
Repvaag.
Kistrand.
ABIQ
Hennings Vser.
ABED
White Sea.
ABGI
ABIR
Gims5.
ABEF
Rusanovka.
ABGJ
Magerosund.
ABIT
Valberg.
ABEG
Mezen.
ABGK
Havosund.
ABIU
Stamsund.
ABEI
Morzhavetz I. d
ABGL
North C.
ABIV
Balstad.
a Signifies an International Sig
I Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Part I.
WEST COAST NORWAY.
ABIX
Reine.
ABMS
Ringholm.
ABQS
Fresvik.
ABIY
Moskenses.
ABMTJ
Grip.
ABQT
Sogndal.
ABIZ
Glopen.
ABMV
Stavenes.
ABQV
Kaupanger.
Lerdalsoren.
ABJC
Sorvaag.
ABMW
Kristiansund.
ABQW
ABJE
Ofoten Fiord.
ABMY
Kvitnes.
ABQX
Aardals.
ABJF
Victoria Haven (Nar-
ABMZ
Hestskjser.
ABQZ
Solvorn.
vick).
ABNO
Little Sando.
ABRC
Marifjseren.
ABJG
Bodo.
ABNE
Kvitholm.
ABRD
Holmengraa.
ABJH
Biorno.
ABNF
Hustad.
ABRE
Gudvangen.
ABJI
Salten Fiord.
ABNG
Bud.
ABRF
Helliso.
ABJK
Nyholm.
ABNI
Bjornsund.
ABRG
Ostrejm.
ABJL
Hellig Vser.
ABNJ
Ona.
ABRH
WVBRJ
Lindaas.
ABJM
Sulitjelma Mines.
ABNK
Rodsbugt.
Sjelanger.
ABJO
Blixvser.
ABNM
Molde.
ABRL
Bekqen.
ABJP
Skomvser.
ABNO
Molde Fiord.
ABRM
Lero.
ABJR
Rost.
ABNP
Veblungsnses.
ABRP
Marsten.
ABJS
Femris.
ABNS
Mooen.
ABRQ
Pirholm.
ABJT
Stotsund.
ABNT
Rod.
ABRS
Slottero.
ABJV
Gilleskaal.
ABNV
Visdal.
ABRT
Bekkervig.
ABJX
Grino.
ABNW
Rodven.
ABRU
Trano.
ABJY
R6do.
ABNX
Fiksdal.
ABRV
Folgero.
ABJZ
Selsovik.
ABNZ
KvEernholm.
ABRW
Lervig.
ABKC
Trsen I.
ABOC
Hellevik.
ABRY
Langenuen.
ABKD
Soliolm.
ABOD
Lepsorev.
ABRZ
Hardanger Fiord.
ABKE
Aas Vser.
ABOF
Rosholm.
ABSC
Kvindherred.
ABKG
Donnseso.
ABOG
Erkno.
ABSE
Strandebarm.
ABKH
Kobberdal.
ABOH
Synses.
ABSF
Jondal.
ABKI
Mosjoen.
ABOJ
Aalesund.
ABSG
Yikor.
ABKJ
Buholm.
ABOK
Hogsten, or Hogstenen.
ABSI
Ostenso.
ABKL
Bronnosund.
ABOL
Alnses.
ABSJ
Kinservik.
ABKN
Bronno.
ABON
Grsesholmen.
ABSK
Ullensvang.
ABKO
Melstenen.
ABOP
Rundo.
ABSM
Odde.
ABKP
Leka.'
ABOQ
TJlfsten.
ABSN
Holmedal. ,
ABKQ
Gutvik.
ABOS
Flaavaer.
ABSO
Olen.
ABKR
Fjeldvik.
ABOT
Sando.
ABSQ
Mosterbavn.
ABKS
Dolma.
ABOU
Orsten.
ABSR
Bommelo.
ABKT
Vigten Is.
ABOW
Volden.
ABST
Nordoerne.
ABKU
Nordoerne.
ABOX
Sovde.
ABSV
Lille Blegen.
ABKW
ROrvig.
ABOY
Hogsholm.
ABSW
Espevser.
ABKX
Gjoeslmgerne.
ABOZ
Lekanger.
ABSX
Ryvarden.
ABKY
Ottero.
ABPC
Stat.
ABSZ
Haugesund.
ABLC
' Namsos.
ABPD
SkongsnEes.
ABTC
Rovser.
ABLD
Statland.
ABPE
Ulvesund.
ABTD
Sorhaugo.
ABLF
Villa.
ABPG
Moldo.
AB'TF
Sandeid.
ABLH
Reko.
ABPH
Nord Fiord.
ABTG
Neerstrand.
ABLI
Bjoro.
ABPI
Rugsund.
ABTH
Stolmen.
ABLK
Ramso.
ABPK
Daviken.
ABTK
Fseo.
ABLM
Halten Is.
ABPL
Starhejm.
ABTL
Udsire.
ABLN
Bessaker.
ABPM
Smorhavn.
ABTN
Hoievarde.
ABLP
Syd Krogo.
ABPN
Olden.
ABTO
Vigsnws Mines. ' .
ABLQ
Lundo.
ABPO
Ytteroerne.
ABTP
Skudesnses.
ABLR
Stokkoen.
ABPQ
Stabben.
ABTR
Hvidingso.
ABLS
Valdersund.
ABPR
Floro.
ABTS
Fjeldo.
ABLT
Kjeungskjser.
ABPS
Kinn.
ABTU
Tungenses. ]]
ABLU
Orland B.
ABPU
Eke Fiord.
ABTW
Stavafiger.
ABLV
Beian.
ABPV
Svano.
ABTX
Sandnses.
ABLX
Agdenes.
ABPW
Vefring.
Naustdal.
ABTY
Fladbolm.
ABLY
Lensviken.
ABPY
ABUC
Osa.
ABLZ
Rodberg.
ABPZ
Askevold.
ABUD
Lille Feisten.
ABMD
Trondhjem. b c
ABQC
Dale.
ABUE
Jsederens Pt. d
ABME
Munkholm.
ABQE
Tanso.
ABUF
Vig. d
Obrestad. a d
ABMF
Stenkjser.
ABQF
Hindo.
ABUG
ABMH
Hommelviken.
ABQG
Stensundene.
ABUH
Husvegg. d
ABMI
Levatiger.
ABQI
Sogne Fiord.
ABUI
Kvalbein. d
ABMJ
Boroholm.
ABQJ
Bratholm.
ABUJ
Rauna. d
ABML
Tranholm.
ABQK
Bo.
ABUK
EkerS.
ABMN
Terningen.
ABQM
Ladvik.
ABUL
Ekersund.
ABMO
Vseroerne.
ABQN
Viksoren.
ABUM
Vibberodden.
ABMQ
Lyen.
ABQO
Vangsntes.
ABUN
Soggendalstrand.
ABMR
Edo.
ABQR
Lekanger.
ABUO
Reke Fiord.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; & a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ico Signal Station; d a Lile-Savine Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
91
SKAGERRACK
SWEDEN AND DENMARK.
ABUP
Flekkefiord.
ABYL
Drobak.
ACEG
Barseback.
ABUQ
Hittero.
ABYM
Hvidsteen.
ACEH
Lomma.
ABUR
Lister.
ABYN
Soon.
ACEJ
Malmo. b
ABUS
Stave, d
ABYO
Moss.
ACEK
Kalkgrundet Lt. V.
ABUT
Osthasselstranden. d
ABYQ
Laurkollen.
AC EM
Oscargrundet Lt. V.
ABUW
Kvilio. d
ABYR
Ellinggaard Kilen.
ACEN
Limhamn.
ABUX
Farsund.
ABYS
Hank8.
ACEO
Klagstorp.
ABUY
Katland.
ABYU
Slevik.
ACEP
Skanor. d
ABUZ
Lindesnees (The Naze).
ABYV
Torgauten.
ACEQ
Falsterbo. c
ABVC
Svinor.
ABYW
Thorbjorns kjser.
ACER
Trelleborg.
ABVD
Remesvigen.
ABYX
Frederikstad. c
ACES
Falsterboref Lt. V.
ABVE
Hatholm.
ABYZ
Sandesund.
ACET
Smyge Pt.
ABVF
Mandal.
ABZC
Sarpsborg.
ABVG
Riso Bank.
ABZE
Fredrikshald.
ACEU
Baltic Sea.
ABVH
Kleven.
ABZF
Hvaler Is.
ACEV
Ystad. d
ABVI
Mannefjord.
ABZG
Lauersvoelgen.
ACEX
Sandhammar Pt. d
ABVJ
Ryvingen.
ACEY
Bornholm.
ABVL
Songvaar Lt.
Hollen.
ABZH
Sweden.
ACEZ
Ronne. b d
ABVM
ABZJ
Bohus B.
ACFD
Hasle. d
ABVP
Oxo. ace
ABZL
Koster I.
ACFE
Hammershus. ace
ABVQ
Gronningen.
ABZM
Stromstad.
ACFG
Hammer Pt.
ABVR
Oddero.
ABZN
Ursholm.
ACFI
Christ ianso.
ABZP
Svangen.
ACFJ
Svaneke. d
ABVT
Chbistiansand.
ABZQ
Vaderobod.
ACFK
Nexo.
ABVW
Vestre Havn.
ABZR
HMlo. c d
ACFM
Due Odde.
' ABVX
Topdals Fiord.
ABZT
MSseskar.
ACFO
Simrishamn.
ABVZ
Lillesand.
ABZU
Uddevalla.
ACFP
Hanobugten.
ABWC
Homborgsund.
ABZV
Mollo.
ACFQ
Ahus.
ABWE
Grimstad.
ABZX
Vaderoarne.
ACFR
Solvesborg.
ABWF
Arendal.
ABZY
Gronskaren.
ACFS
Christianstad (Kristian-
ABWG
Torungen.
ACBD
Kladesholm.
stad).
ABWI
Naresto.
ACBE
Hamnskar.
ACFT
Brantevik. d
ABWJ
Ydre Mokkelas.
ACBF
Lysekil I. c
ACFU
Hano I.
ABWK
Tvedestrand.
ACBH
Pater Noster.
ACFV
Karlshamn.
ABWM
Lyngor.
ACBI
Marstrand.
ACFW'
Karlskrona. bf
ABWN
Risor.
ACBJ
Kattegat..
ACFY
Godnatt Rock.
ABWO
Kran Fiord.
ACBL
EastCh. (Ostrarannan).
ACFZ
Utklippan
ABWQ
Kragero.
ACBM
West Ch. ( Vestra rannan) .
ACGD
TJtliingan.
ABWR
Helle.
ACBN
Winga (Vinga). ace
ACGE
Ut Grunden Lt. V.
ABWS
Iomfruland.
ACBP
Kanso.
ACGF
Kalmar Sound.
ABWU
Langesund.
ACBQ
Buskar I.
ACGH
Garpen.
ABWV
Lang6tangen.
ACER
GOTTENBURG. 6
ACGI
Grimskar.
ABWX
Brevik.
ACBT
Waro.
ACGJ
Kalmar.
ABWY
Stathelle.
ACBU
Tistlarne.
ACGK
Skagganas.
ABWZ
Porsgrund.
AOBV
Nidingen.
ACGL
Damman.
ABXC
Skien.
ACBW
Fladen Lt. V.
ACGM
Oscarshamn.
ABXD
Helgeraaen.
AOBX
Warberg. c
ACGO
Furon.
ABXE
Nevlunghavn.
ACBY
Morup T&nge. c
ACGP
Figeholm.
ABXF
Skagerrack.
ACBZ
Falkenberg.
ACGQ
Oland.
ABXG
Fredriksvsern.
ACDE
Tylo.
ACGS
MorbyMnga.
ABXH
Stavsernsodden.
ACDF
Halmstad. d
ACGT
Ispe Pt.
Ekerums.
ABXI
Laurvik.
ACDG
Hallands Wadero.
ACGU
ABXJ
Svenoer.
ACDI
Vingaskar.
ACGW
Borgholm.
ABXL
Sandefiord.
ACDJ
Skelder B.
ACGX
Biornabben Rock.
ABXN
Tonsberg.
ACDK
Engelholm. d
ACGY
Kappel Pt. (Olands
Ostra).
ABXO
Fserder. a e
ACDL
Arildslage. d
ABXP
Vrsengen.
ACGZ
Grasgard. d
ABXQ
Vallo.
ACDM
The Sound (Sundet).
ACHB
Segerstad.
ABXS
Fulehuk.
ACDN
Kullen.
ACHD
Gotland.
ABXT
Aasgaardstrand.
ACDO
Molle.
ACHF
Hoborg.
ABXV
Basto.
ACDQ
Lerhamn.
ACHG
Carlso.
ABXW
Horten.
ACDR
Hoganas. d
ACHI
Klintehamn.
ABXY
Carljohansvsem.
ACDS
Svinbaden Lt. V.
ACHK
Utholmen.
ABYC
Holmestrand.
ACDU
Wiken.
ACHL
Visby. d
ABYD
Drammen.
ACDV
Helsingborg. acde
ACHM
Stenkyrkehuk.
ABYE
Svelvik.
ACDW
Raa.
ACHN
Skarsande. d
ABYG
Rodtangen.
ACDX
Haken.
ACHO
Faro./
ABYH
Fildtvedt.
ACDY
Hven I.
ACHP
Holmudden.
ABYI
Chbistiania. b c
ACEB
Landskrona.
ACHQ
Gotska Sandon.
ABYK
Sandviken.
ACEF
Flint Ch. (Flint rannan).
ACHS
Kopparstename Lt. V.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
« a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Part I.
SWEDEN.
FINLAND.
ACHT
Slitehamn.
ACLV
Gran I.
ACPO
Brarneborg.
ACHU
Ostergarn.
ACLW
Bremo. a
ACPR
Kallo I.
ACHW
Ljugarn.
ACLX
Sundsvall.
ACPS
Raumo.
ACHX
Ronehamn.
ACLZ
Balso.
ACPT
Relandersgrund.
ACHY
Falluden. d
ACMB
Alno.
ACFV
Nystad.
ACHZ
Sparo.
ACMD
Juniskaren.
ACPW
Enskar.
ACIB
Vesterwik.
ACME
Vifsta (Wifsta) Wharf.
ACPX
Aland Isles.
ACID
Ido.
ACMF
Hernosand.
ACPZ
Skalskar.
ACIE
Stedsholm.
ACMG
' Lungo.
ACQB
Market Rock.
ACIG
Syrsan.
ACMH
Angermannaelf.
ACQD
Hellman.
ACIH
Valdemarsvik.
ACMJ
Ullanger.
ACQE
Nodendal.
ACLJ
Haradsskar.
ACMK
Bredskar.
ACQG
1A.CQH
ACQI
ACQK
ACQL
ACQM
ACQO
ACQP
ACQR
ACQT
ACQU
ACQV
ACQX
Abo. 6
Uto.
ACIK
Storklappen.
ACML
Skagens Hamn.
ACIL
ACIM
Soderkoping.
Gotha (Gota) Canal.
ACMO
ACMP
Ornskoldsvik.
Nordmaling.
Korso.
Bogskar.
Lagskar.
Led Sund.
Bomarsund.
Hango. a c
T?iiRnrn n ti
ACIN
ACIP
ACIQ
ACIR
ACIT
Norrkoping.
Arko.
Oxelo.
Hafringe.
Nykoping.
ACMQ
ACMS
ACMT
ACMU
ACMW
Sydostbrotten Lt. V.
Umea.
Holmogadd.
Norrbyskar.
Stora Fiaderagg.
ACIU
ACIV
Landsort.
Almagrundet Lt.V.
ACMX
ACMZ
Bergudden Pt.
Holmon.
Eknas.
Renskar.
Grohara.
Helsingfors. abed
ACIY
ACIZ
ACJD
Sodertelje.
Masknuf.
Hufvudskar.
Alandskar.
ACNB
ACND
ACNF
Snipan Lt. V.
Ratan.
Biuro (Bjuro) Klubb.
ACJE
ACNG
Gasoren.
v
ACJF
Dalaro.
ACNH
Furugrund.
Ursvik.
ACQY
Gulf of Finland.
ACJH
Gronskar.
ACNJ
ACQZ
Sveaborg. ,
ACJI
Sandhamn.
ACNK
Skelleftea.
ACRD
Soder Skars.
ACJK
Fredriksborg.
ACNL
Kage.
ACRE
Kalbaden Lt. V. d
ACJM
Vaxholm.
ACNO
Pitea.
ACRF
Glosholm.
ACJQ
Stockholm, bf
ACNP
Leskar.
ACRH
Borga.
ACJT
Svenska Hogarne.
ACNQ
Rodkallen.
ACRI
Lovisa.
ACJU
Svenska Bjorn Lt. V.
ACNR
Norstromsgrund Lt. V.
ACRJ
Kotka I.
ACJV
Soderarm.
ACNS
Germando.
ACRL
Fredrikshamn.
ACJW
Fejan.
ACNT
Lulea.
ACRM
Villa.
ACJX
Norretelje.
ACNU
Salmis.
ACRN
Viborg.
ACJY
Vato.
ACNV
Haparanda.
ACRP
Biorko.
ACKB
Waddo (Vaddo).
ACNW
Ranea.
ACRQ
Verko Matala Lt. V.
ACKD
Arholma.
ACNX
Maloren.
ACRS
Stirs Pt.
ACKE
Simpnasklubb.
ACNY
Tore.
ACRU
Sestroretzk.
ACKG
Grisselhamn.
ACNZ
Kalix.
ACRV
Kronstadt. a b cf
ACKH
Svartklubben.
ACOB
Seskaro.
ACRW
Tolboukin.
ACKI
Allsta, or, Hallsta.
ACRY
St. Petersburg, b df
ACKI
Understen.
ACOD
Finland.
ACSB
Moscow.
ACOE
Kemi.
ACSE
Neva, d
ACKO
Gulf of Bothnia.
ACOG
Plevna.
ACSF
Strelna.
ACKQ
Harg.
ACOH
Sima.
ACSH
Oranienbaum. d
ACKS
Oregrund.
ACOI
Knivaniemi.
ACSI
Neva or Korableny Lt.
ACKU
Djursten.
ACOK
Uleaborg. 6
V.d
ACKV
Grundkallen Lt. V.
ACOL
Karlo.
ACSK
Kronslot.
ACKW
Grepen Lt.V.
ACOM
Brahestad.
ACSL
London Shoals, d
ACKY
Orskar.
ACOP
Ulko Kalla.
ACSM
Krasnaia Gorka. ace
ACKZ
Bidrn.
ACOG
Kalaioki.
ACSO
Seskar. d
ACLB
Lofsta.
ACOR
Gamla (Old) Karleby.
ACSP
Nerva Rock.
ACLE
Skutskar.
ACOT
Tankar.
ACSQ
Sommars.
ACLP
Gene.
ACOU
Jacobstadt.
ACST
Narva, acd
ACLG
Upsala.
ACOV
Nya (New) Karleby.
ACSU
Hogland. d
ACLI
Eggegrundet. ,
ACOX
Helsingkallan.
ACSV
Rodskar.
ACLJ
Axfnar.
ACOY
Storskar.
ACSX
Stenskar.
ACLK
Finngrundet Lt. V.
ACOZ
Norrskar.
ACSY
Exholm.
ACLN
West Finngrund (Vestra
ACPD
North Kalian I.
ACSZ
Kokskar.
Banken) Lt. V.
ACPE
Nikolaistad. d
ACTD
Revel Stone Lt. V.
ACLO
Norrsund
ACPF
Wasa.
ACTE
Revel, acd
ACLP
Storjungfrun.
ACPH
Storkallagrund.
Skalgrund.
ACTF
Nargen I.
ACLQ
Liusne.
ACPI
ACTH
Cape Sourop.
Paker Ort. a c
ACLR
Soderhamn.
ACPJ
Kasko.
ACTI
ACLS
Agon.
ACPL
Khristinestad.
ACTJ
Port Baltic, c d
ACLT
Hudiksvall.
ACPM
Sidby.
ACTL
Odens-holm. d
ACLU
Iggesund.
ACPN
Sastmola.
ACTM
Paternoster I. |
i Signifies an International Signal Station; fra Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or lee Signal Station; da Life-Saving Station)
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /-a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SppKALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
93
EAST AND SOUTH COASTS BALTIC SEA.
ACTN
Wormso. d
ACXE
Balga. a c
ADBM
C. Arkona. aedf
ACTP
Hapsal.
ACXG
Passarge R.
ADBN
Adler Grand Lt. V.
ACXH
Frauenburg.
ADBO
Wittower. a c
ACTQ
Saxbi Ness.
ACXI
Tolkemit.
ADBP
Dornbusch Pt. c
ACTR
Takhkona Pt.
ACXJ
Probbernau. d
ADBQ
Hiddensee I. d
ACTS
Dago, d
ACXK
Elbing.
ADBR
Proser Bay.
ACTV
Kassar.
ACXL
Pasewark. d
ADBS
Dranske. a
ACTW
C. Dagerort. a c
ACXM
Vistula R.
ADBT
Stralsund. c d
ACTX
Tiefen Hafen. d
ACXN
Sehiewenhorst. c
ADBU
Barth.
ACTY
Osel.
ACXO
Dirsehau.
ADBV
Prerow. d
ACUB
Filsand. d
ACXP
Danzig, af
ADBW
Zingst. d
ACUD
Arensburg.
ACXQ
Neuf ahrwasser. abed
ADBX
Dars Pt. acd
ACUE
Swalfer Ort. d
ACXR
Westerplatte. d
ADBY
Mecklenburg.
ACUP
Moon.
ACXS
Oxh6ft Pt. c
ADCB
Wustrow. d
ACUH
Kino.rf
ACXT
Putziger.
ADCE
Ribnitz.
ACUI
Pernau. acd
ACXU
Putzig.
Neufahr. c d
ADCF
Warnemtinde. acd
ACUJ
Sallis (Alt Salis). d
ACXV
ADCG
Arendsee. d
ACTJL
Dwina R. d
ACXW
HelaPt.cd
ADCH
Rostok. c
ACUM
Riga, abed
ACXY
Heisternest. acd
ADCI
Buk Pt. a
ACUO
Dunamund I.
ACXZ
Rixhoft. a c
ADCJ
Poel. d
ACUQ
Runo I. d
ACYB
Kopalin. d
Stilow Beacon.
ADCK
Timmendorf. c
ACUR
Messaragotsem Pt. d
ACYD
ADCL
Kirchdorf.
ACUS
Domesneas. a d
ACYE •
POMEKANIA.
ADCM
Wismar. c
ACUV
Kourland.
ACYF
Leba. c d
ADCN
Kliitz Hd.
ACUW
Michael (Pissen).
ACYH
Scholpin. d
ADCP
Dassow.ffi
ACUX
Lyser Ort. a e
ACYI
Stolpmiinde. acd
ADCQ
Travemunde. acd
ACUZ
Windau. acd
ACYJ
Jersboft. df ,
ADCR
Liibeck.
ACVB
Backofen Lt.
ACYL
Rugenwalde. acd
ADCT
Trave R. d
ACVE
Steinort C. d
ACYM
Funkenhagen. d
ADCU
SCHLES WIG-HOLSTEIN .
ACVF
Libau. c df
ACYN
Colberg. acd
Gross Ziegenort. c
ADCV
Neustadt.
ACVG
Dunamund Fortress.
ACYO
ADCX
Pelzer Pt. a
ACVI
Kowno.
ACYP
Horst. a c
ADCY
Dame Hd. a
ACVJ
Wilna.
ACYQ
Dievenow. c d
ADCZ
Staaken.
ACYR
Cammin.
ADEC
Femern I. d
ACVL
Poland.
ACYS
Neuendorf, d
ADEF
Marien. c df
ACVM
Warsaw.
ACYT
Wollin. c
ADEG
Markelsdorf Pt. a
ACYU
Oder R.
ADEI
Flugge.
Strukamp Pt.
ACVP
Germany.
ACYV
Grosses Haff .
ADEJ
ACYW
Kleines Haff.
ADEK
Femern Sound.
ACVQ
Prussia.
ACYX
Stettin.
ADEL
Femern Belt, c
ACVB,
Bohemia.
ACYZ
Starkenhorst.
ADEM
Heiligenhaf en. c d
ACVS
Bavaria.
ACZB
Swinemiinde. abed
ADEN
Labo. c d
ACVT
Saxony.
ACZD
Swine R.
ADEO
Kiel. 6 c
ACTW
Wurtemberg.
ACZE
Lebbin.
ADEQ
Rendsburg.
ACVX
Berlin.
ACZF
Kaiserfahrt.
ADES
Wik.
ACVY
Munich.
ACZG
Woitzig Lt. V.
ADET
Holtenau. ace
ACVZ
Strasburg.
ACZH
Swanterwitz Lt. V.
ADEU
Friedrichsort. c
ACWB
Leipzig.
ACZI
Alt warp.
ADEW
Biilk Pt. af
ACWD
Dresden.
ACZJ
Ahlbeck. c
AD EX
Stollergrund.
ACWE
Nimmersatt. d
ACZK
Ruden I. ad
ADEY
Eckernforde.
ACWF
Memel. aedf
ACZL
Zinnowitz. d
ADFB
Slimiinde. a c
ACWG
Melneraggen. d
K6nig Wilhelm Canal.
ACZM
Peene R.
ADFC
Kappeln.
ACWH
ACZN
Peenemiinde.
ADFE
Amis.
ACWJ
Windenburger. c
ACZO
Wolgast. d
ADFH
Schleswig.
ACWK
Russ.
ACZP
Greifswalder Oie. c d
ADFI
Fredrichsburg.
ACWL
Memel R.
ACZQ
Usedom.
ADFJ
Sli (Schlei) Fiord.
ACWN
Tilsit. •'
ACZR
Lassan.
ADFL
Msesholm.
ACWO
Labiau.
ACZS
Anclam.
ADFP
Kalk Ground Lt. V. a
ACWP
Schwarzort. c d
ACZT
S.treckelsberg. c
ADFQ
Haber Ness.
ACWQ
Rositten. d
ACZU
Uckermiinde. c
ADFR
Flensborg. c
ACWR
Nidden.acd
ACZV
Greifswald.
ADFS
Hoi Ness.
ACWS
Cranz. c d
ACZW
Rugen I.
ADFT
Eken Sound.
ACWT
Briister Ort. cf
ACZY
Thiessow. acd
ADFU
Nubel.
ACWU
Kraxtepellen. d
ADBC
Palmer Ort.
ADFV
Gt. Borris Hd.
ACWV
Palmnicken. c
ADBE
Peerd Pt.
ADFX
Sonderburg. c
ACWX
Pillau. acd
ADBG
Gohren. c d
ADFZ
Keke Ness.
ACWY
Fischausen. a c
ADBH
Lauterbach.
ADGB
Horup Haff.
ACWZ
Tenkitten. d
ADBI
Bergen.
ADGC
Pol Pt.
ACXB
Grossbruch. d
ADBK
Sassnitz. c d
ADGE
Alsl.
ACXD
Konigsberg.
ADBL
Jasmund.
ADGF
Augustenburg.
a Sisnifles an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lifo-Saving Station;
e aLloyd'a Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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Part I.
DENMARK.
ADGH
Als Sound.
ADKF
Skiods Hd.
ADNU
Faxo.
ADGI
Apenrade. c
ADKH
Sletterhage.
ADNW
Rodvig.
ADGJ
Barso.
ADKI
Lyngsbek.
Ebeltofte.
ADNX
C. Stevns, or, Stevns
ADGK
Gienner Fiord.
ADKJ
Klint.
adgm
Aarosund. c
ADKL
Hasenore Hd.
ADNY
Kioge.
ADGN
Aaro Is.
ADKN
Hielm (Hjelm).
ADOB
Sorte Ch.
ADGO
Hadersleben.
ADKO
Grenaa. d
ADOC
Anandshage.
Drogden Ch.
ADGQ
Brandso.
ADKP
Fornses. acde
ADOE
ADKR
Schultz Ground Lt. V.
ADOG
Dragor, or, Drogden Lt.
ADGS
Denmark.
ADKS
Hesselo I.
V. '
ADGT
Kolding.
ADKT
Lyse Ground.
ADOH
Nordre Rose.
ADGU
Fredericia. 6
ADOI
Kastrup.
ADGW
Kesserodde.
ADKV
SiiEixAND (Zealand).
»ADOK
Saltholin.
ADGY
Little Belt.
ADKW
Gilbierg Hd.
ADOL
Middlegrund.
ADGZ
Fyen.
ADKX
Spotsbierg.
ADOM
Copenhagen. 6 c
ADHB
iEbelo.
ADKZ
Ssetteriet Road.
ADOP
Frederiksberg.
ADHE
Bogense.
ADLB
Ise Fiord.
ADOQ
Trekroner.
ADHF
Strib Pt.
ADLC
Frederikssund.
ADOR
Konge Deep.
ADHG
Middlefart.
ADLF
Roskilde.
ADOS
Kalveboderne (Kalle-
ADHJ
Fseno.
ADLG
Holbek.
boer) Lt. V.
ADHK
Fonskov Pt.
ADLH
Nykiobing. b
ADOT
Hollsender Deep.
ADHM
Aale Hd.
ADLJ
Korshagen.
ADOU
Vedbsek.
ADHN
Vedelsborg Hd.
ADLK
Ronnen.
ADOV
Nivaa.
ADHO
Baago.
ADLN
Great Belt.
ADOX
Sletten.
ADHQ
Assens.
ADLO
Seiro. c
ADOY
Helsingor (Elsinore). a
ADHS
Lydo.
AD LP
Siselland Reef Lt.
beef
ADHU
Faaborg.
Avernako.
ADLQ
Revsnaes.
ADOZ
Kronborg.
ADHV
ADLR
Kallundborg. 6
AD PC
Lappe Grand Lt. V.
ADHW
Svendborg. 6
ADLS
As Ness.
ADPE
Hornbsek.
ADHY
Thoro.
ADLU
Jammerland B.
ADPF
Nakke Hd.
ADHZ
Troense.
ADLV
Reerso.
ADIB
Skiold Ness.
ADLW
Halskov.
ADPH
Anholt I. d
ADIE
iEroskiobing.
ADLX
Korsor Road Lt. V.
ADPI
Anholt Knob Lt.V.
ADIF
Veis Ness.
ADLY
Korsor. 6
ADPJ
Stauns Hd.
ADIG
Marstal.
ADLZ
Skielskor.
ADPK
Uddyhoj Lt.
ADIH
Langeland.
ADMB
Agerso.
ADPL
Randers. &
ADIJ
Taasinge I.
ADME
Helleriolm.
ADPM
Mariager.
ADIK
Rudkiobing. 6
ADMF
Omo.
ADPN
Hobro.
ADIL
Bagnkop.
ADMG
Stig Ness.
ADPO
Gjerrild Lt.
ADIM
Kjeldsnor. c
ADMI
Karrebsek.
ADPQ
Als..
ADIO
Fakkebierg.
ADMJ
Vaeiro.
ADPR
Hurup.
ADIP
Tranekicer.
AD PS
Egense.
ADIB,
Hov Sand.
ADMK
La ALAND.
ADPU
Liim Fiord.
ADIT
Vresen.
ADMN
Saxkiobing.
ADPV
Aalborg. c
ADIU
Knuds Hd.
ADMO
Banholm.
ADPW
Hals.
ADIV
Nyborg. b
ADMP
Taars.
ADPY
Rimmen.
ADIW
Sprogo. c
ADMR
Nakskov.
ADPZ
Laeso Rende.
ADIY
Kerteminde.
ADMS
Albue Pt.
ADQB
L83SO. d
ADIZ
Romso.
ADMT
Femern Belt.
ADQE
North Ronner.
ADJB
Korshavn.
ADMV
Rodby.
ADQF
Dvale Ground, or, Lseso
ADJC
Skoven.
ADMW
Nysted.
Ch. Lt. V.
ADJP
Eneboerodde.
ADMX
Guldborg Sound.
ADQG
Kobber Grand Lt. V.
ADJG
Odense. 6 c
ADQI
Trindelen Lt. V.
ADJH
Gerso.
ADMZ
Falsteb.
ADQJ
Frederikshavn. c
ADJI
Agerness.
Klinte.
ADNB
Nykiobing. 6
ADQK
Hirtsholm.
ADJL
ADNC
Giedser Reefs Lt. V./
ADQM
Aalbsek. d
ADNE
Giedser Pt. Lt. V./
ADQN
<The Skaw, or, Skasen.
ADJM
Jutland.
ADNF
Varsko.
acde
ADJN
Veile. b
ADNG
Heste Hd.
ADQO
Hfiien. d
ADJP
Horsens. b
ADNH
Stubbekiobing.
ADQR
Hirtshals. acde
ADJQ
Endelave I.
ADNJ
Gron Sound.
ADQS
Jammer B. d
ADJK
Hov Huk.
ADQT
Lildstrand. d
ADJT
Samso.
ADNK
Moen. d
ADQV
Hanstholm. acde
ADJU
Isse Hd.
ADQW
Klitmoller. d
ADJV
Langore.
ADNL
Hellehaven Pt.
ADQX
North Vorupor. d
ADJX
• Vestborg Pt.
ADNO
Ulvshale.
ADQZ
Lodbjerg.
ADJY
Kyholm.
ADNP
Vordingborg.
ADRB
Agger, d
ADJZ
Thuno.
ADNQ
Stege.
ADRC
Thybo Ron. c d
ADKC
Aarhus. b c
ADNS
Prsesto.
ADRF
Thisted.
ADKE
KaloB.
ADNT
Hylleholt.
ADRG
Logstor.
o Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saying Station;]
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
95
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HOLLAND.
ADRH
ADRJ
ADRK
ADRL
ADRN
ADRO
ADRP
ADRS
ADRT
ADRU
ADRV
ADRX
ADRY
ADSB
ADSC
ADSE
ADSG
ADSH
ADSK
ADSL
ADSM
ADSO
ADSP
ADSQ
ADSR
ADST
ADSU
ADSV
ADSW
ADSX
ADSY
ADSZ
ADTB
ADTC
ADTE
ADTF
ADTG
A DTI
ADTK
ADTL
ADTM
ADTN
ADTO
ADTP
ADTQ
ADTS
ADTU
ADTV
ADTW
ADTX
ADTY
ADTZ
ADUB
ADUO
ADUE
ADUF
ADUG
ADUH
ADUI
ADUJ
ADUK
ADUL
ADUM
ADUN
ADUO
Mors.
Nykiobing.
Lemvig.
Bovbierg. d
Sondervig. d
Nyminde Gab. d
Blaavand Pt. cdf
Horn Reefs Lt. V. cf
VylLt.V.c
Ssedenstrand.
Graa Deep
Fano.
Esbjerg. c
North Sea.
R8m l.cd
Lister Deep.
Kirkeby. a
Sylt I. acd
Ellenbogen. c d
Hoyer.
Rothe Kliff . af
Kampen. d
Amrum l.acd
Nebel.
Pel worm I. c
Fohrl.
Wyk. c >
Nordstrand I.
Ording.Pt. d
Husum. c
Hever R.
Eider R.
Suderhoft. c d
Outer Eider (Eider) Lt.
Y.acf
Eider Galliot Lt. V. a c
Tonning. c
Eider Canal.
Fredrichstadt.
Norder Piep.
Btisum. c d
Neufeld. d
Suder Piep.
Elbe R.
Outer Elbe, or Elbe No.
lLt.V.rf/
Elbe Pilot Galliot, d
Elbe No. 2 Lt. V. d
Elbe No. 3 Lt. V.
Elbe No. 4 Lt. V. d
Duhnen. d
Vogelsand.
Cuxhaven. abcdef
Oste Reef (Oste Riff)
Lt. V. c
Neuhaus.
Brunsbuttelkoog. ace/
Brunsbuttel.
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal.
Bosch.
Stor R.
Freiburg.
Gltickstadt. c
Kraut Sand Lt. V.
Pagen Sand.
Brunshausen. c
Stade.
Griinendeich.
ADUQ
ADTJR
ADUS
ADTJV
ADUW
ADUX
ADUZ
ADVB
ADVC
ADVF
ADVH
ADVJ
ADVK
ADVL
ADVN
ADVO
ADVP
ADVR
ADVS
ADVT
ADVW
ADVX
ADVY
ADWB
ADWC
ADWE
ADWG
ADWH
ADWI
ADWJ
ADWK
ADWL
ADWM
ADWO
ADWP
ADWQ
ADWS
ADWT
ADWU
ADWX
ADWY
ADWZ
ADXC
ADXE
ADXF
ADXI
ADXJ
ADXL
ADXM
ADXN
ADXP
ADXQ
ADXR
ADXS
ADXT
ADXU
ADXV
ADXZ
ADYB
ADYE
ADYF
ADYG
ADYI
Schulau Lt. V.
Blankenese.
Neuenfelde.
Hamburg. 6 c
Altona. c
Wandsbek.
Finkenwerder.
Harburg. c
Hanover.
Luneburg.
Neuwerk. d
Helgoland, acdef
Weser R.
Weser Lt. V./
Rothersand. ace
Salzhorn.
Wremen Tief . d
Bremerhaven. ab cdf
Blexen.
Nordenham. c
Geestemiinde. c
Brake, c
Elsfleth.
Vegesaek. c
Bremen, abcef
Kaiser Harb., or Kaiser-
hafen.
Meyers Legde. a
Eversand. a
Hohe Weg Flat, ace
Fedderwarder Siel. d
Jade R.
Mellum Flat, d
Ausseii Jade Lt. V. a df
Minsener Sand Lt. Y- d
\Vilhelmsb.aven. abcdf
Heppens.
Oldenburg.
Gellen.
Varel.
Ems Jade Canal.
Vareler Siel.
Schillighorn. acd
Genius Bank Lt. V. d
Minsener Old Oog (Res-
cue Bn.).
Wangeroog I. a cdf
Spiekeroog I. d
Langeoog I. d
Friedrichsschleuse. d
Carolinensiel. c
Neuharrlingersiel. c d
North Friesland.
Baltrum I. d
Norderney l.cd
Norddeich. c df
Juist I. d
Aurich.-
Papenburg.
Weener.
EmsR.
Borkum I. a cdf
Norden.
Emden. c d
Leer.
ADYJ
Netherlands.
ADYK
Delfzyl. c
ADYM
Pilsum.
ADYN
Campen.
ADYO
Watum.
ADYP
Borkum Flat (Borkum
Riff)Lt. V.ac/
ADYQ
Schiermonnikoog. acd
ADYR
Lauwerzee.
ADYS
Zoutkamp.
ADYU
Groningen.
ADYV
Ameland. acd
ADYW
Hallam.
ADYX
Terschelling Bank Lt.V.
ADYZ
Terschelling. acd
ADZB
Brandaris.
ADZC
Harlingen-. c
ADZF
Vlieland. a c
ADZG
Eijerland. ac
ADZH
Texel I. d
ADZI
Schilbols Nol.
ADZJ
The Texel. a
ADZK
Helder.d
ADZL
Nieuwe Diep. bed
ADZN
Great North Holland
Canal.
ADZO
Alkmaar.
ADZP
Willemsoord.
ADZR
Wieringen./
ADZS
Medemblik.
ADZT
Enkhuizen./
ADZV
Hoorn.
ADZW
Edam.
ADZX
Zaandam.
AEBC
Marken I.
AEBD
Amsterdam. 6 c
AEBF
Hoek. e
AEBH
Muiden. .
AEBI
Naarden.
AEBJ
Utrecht.
AEBL
Harderwijk.
AEBM
Elburg.
AEBN
Kampen.
AEBP
Zuider Zee.
AEBQ
Schokland.
AEBR
Urk.
AEBT
Kragchenburg.
De Lemmer. c
AEBU
AEBV
Stavoren. cf
AEBX
Kykduin. a
AEBY
Dirkoomsduin,
AEBZ
Zanddijk. c
AECD
Haaks Lt. V.
AECF
Egmond aan Zee. acd
AECG
Ymuiden. acd
AECI
North Sea Ship Canal.
AECJ
Zandvoort. cd
AECK
Haarlem.
AECM
Leyden.
AECN
Scheveningen. a cdf
AECO
The Hague.
AECP
Maas Lt. V.
AECQ
Maas R.
AECR
New Rotterdam Canal.
AECS
Noorder Hoofd.
AECU
Rhine R.
AECV
Hook of Holland, a cdf
AECW
Rotterdam. 6
AECY
Schiedam.
AECZ
Delf shaven.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
a Signifies an international wgnaio^ ^^ Signafstation; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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Part I
NORTH SEA.
ENGLAND.
AEDB
AEDF
AEDG
AEDH
AEDJ
AEDK
AEDL
AEDN
AEDO
AEDP
AEDR
AEDS
AEDT
AEDTJ
AEDW
AEDX
AEDY
AEDZ
AEPO
AEFD
AEFG
AEFH
AEFI
AEFJ
AEFK
AEFM
AEFN
AEFO
AEFQ
AEFR
AEFS
AEFU
AEFV
AEFW
AEFY
AEFZ
AEGB
AEGD
AEGF
AEGH
AEGJ
AEGK
AEGL
AEGN
AEGO
AEGP
AEGQ
AEGS
AEGT
AEGU
AEGV
AEGX
AEGY
AEGZ
AEHD
AEHF
AEHG
AEHI
AEHJ
AEHK
AEHI,
AEHM
AEHN
AEHP
Vlaardingen.
AEHQ
Maasluis. c
Nieuwe Maas.
AEHR
Brielle. d
AEHS
Goeree.
AEHU
Goedereede. a c
AEHV
Molenpolder.
AEHW
Yzeren Baak.
AEHX
Hellevoetsluis. c d
AEHZ
Voome Canal.
AEIB
Middelharnis.
AEIO
Ooltgensplaat.
AEID
Willemstad.
AEIF
Stryensas.
AEIG
Moerdyk.
AEIH
Dordrecht, c
AELT
Sehouwen. a c
AEIK
Renesse.
AEIL
Brouwershaven. c d
AEIM
Hook of Schouwen.
AEIO
Scheldt.
AEIP
Schouwen Bank Lt. V.
AEIQ
Zierikzee. c
AEIR
Tholen.
AEIS
Bergen-op-Zoom.
AEIT
Goes.
AEIU
Domburg.
AEIW
Walcheren .
AEIX
Veere.
AEIY
Westkapelle. a c
AEJB
Zoutelande.
Flushing (VliBsin-
AEJC
gen). bcde
AEJD
Middelburg.
AEJG
Arnemuiden.
AEJH
Ellewoutsdijk.
AEJI
Breskens.
AEJL
Hoedekenskerke .
AEJM
Hanswest (Hansweerd).
AEJN
Terneuse (Neuzen).
AEJP
Bath.
AEJQ
Doel.
AEJR
Zeeland.
AEJT
Nieuwe Sluis. c
AEJU
Sluis.
AEJV
AEJX
AEJY
AEJZ
Belgium.
AEKO
Knocke. c d
AEKD
Lillo.
AEKF
Antwerp (Anvebs). 6
AEKH
Tete de Flandre.
AEKI
Burght.
AEKJ
Boom.
AEKL
Tamise.
AEKM
Ghent.
AEKN
Brussels.
AEKO
Wielingen Lt. V.
AEKQ
AEKR
Wandelaar Lt. V.
North (Noord) Hinder
AEKS
Lt. V.
AEKU
West Hinder Lt. V.
AEKV
Heyst. a d e
AEKW
Blankenberghe. c d
AEKX
Bruges, e
AEKY
Ostende. c d
AEKZ
Nieuport. c df
La Panne,, or Adin
AELB
AELC
Kerke. c d
AELD
Great Britain.
England.
English Ch.
Thames R.
London.
Westminster.
The City.
Windsor.
Maplin Sands.
Tongue Lt. V.
Mouse Lt. V.
Edinburgh Ch.
Prince's Ch.
Nore Lt. V.
Girdler Lt. V.
Garrison Pt. 6
Shoeburyness.
Southend.de
Tilbury Docks.
Gravesend.
Northfleet.
Black Deep Lt. V.
Greenhithe.
Purfleet.
Erith.
Woolwich.
Blackwall.
Greenwich.
Greenwich Obser-
vatory, b
Deptford.
Royal Albert Docks.
Royal Victoria Docks.
East India Docks.
West India Docks,
Millwall Docks.
Commercial Docks.
London Docks.
St. Katharine Docks.
Grand Surrey Canal.
Medway, The.
Sheerness. 6 c
Queenborough.
Port Victoria.
Stangate Creek.
Chatham.
Strood.
Rochester.
Whitstable. c
Margate. C d
North Foreland, c/
Broadstairs. d
Ramsgate.cd
North Goodwin Lt. V.
Goodwin Sands.
Deal, bed
Downs, The.
Gull Lt. V.
East Goodwin Lt. V.
South Goodwin Lt. V.
South Foreland.
Dover, bcde
Dover Harbor Lt. V.
Varne Lt. V.
Folkestone, c d
Sandgate Road, cde
Dungeness. d e
Hastings, c d
Royal Sovereign Lt. V.
AELF
AELG
AELI
AELJ
AELK
AELM
AELN
AELO
AELP
AELR
AELS
AELT
AELV
AELW
AELX
AELY
AELZ
AEMB
AEMC
AEMF
AEMG
AEMH
AEMJ
AEMK
AEML
AEMO
AEMP
AEMQ
AEMR
AEMS
AEMT
AEMU
AEMW
AEMX
AEMY
AENB
AENC
AEND
AENG
AENH
AENI
AENK
AENL
AENM
AENP
AENQ
AENR
AENT
AENU
AENV
AENX
AENY
AENZ
AEOC
AEOD
AEOF
AEOH
AEOI
AEOJ
AEOK
AEOL
AEOM
AEON
AEOQ
AEOR
AEOS
AEOT
AEOU
AEOV
Beachy Hd. ce
Newhaven. cd
Brighton, c d
Shoreham. d
Owers Lt. V.
Worthing, d
Selsea Bill, d
Chichester.
Langston Hr.
Spithead.e
Portsmouth. 6 c
Nab Lt. V.
Warner Lt. V.
Southampton-^ c
Solent, The.
Calshot Lt. V.
Ryde.c d
Osborne.
Cowes.c
Lymington.c d
Hurst Castle.c
Needles, The.e
Isle of Wight.
Bembridge.rf
St. Helens.
St. Catherine Pt.c d ef
Christchurch.d
Poole. c df
Swanage.a!
Anvil Pt.c
St. Alban's Hd.<2
Weymouth, erf
Portland. b d f
Bill of Portland). c e
Shambles Lt. V.
Bridport.
Lyme Regis.i
Exmouth.e d
Teignmouth.c d
Torquay.^
Tor Bay.
Brixham.d
Dartmouth.^
Start Pt.
Prawl Pt.c d e
Salcombe.rf
Bolt Jid.d
Eddys tone.d
Ply mouth, c d
Stonehouse.
Cattewater.
Devonport.c
Mt. Wise (Devonport).&
Keyham.
Cornwall.
Whitsand B.
Fowey.
Dodman Pt.
Falmouth. 6 c d
Manacle Rks.'
Lizard, The.c d ef
Penzance. c d e
Mount's B.
Longships Lt.d
Land's End.ri!
Wolf Rock. /
Scilly Is.ef
St. Mary's l.e d
St. Agnes.rf
a Signifies an International Signal Station ; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or lee Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station. ^
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
97
WEST COAST ENGLAND.
WEST COAST SCOTLAND.
AEOW
Bishop Rock.rf
AESP
Newport, d
AEWH
AEOY
St. Mary's Road.
Round I.
AESQ
Cardigan, d
AEWI
AEOZ
AESR
Cardigan B. Lt. V.
AEWK
AEPB
Seven Stones Lt. V.
AEST
Aberaeron.
AEWL
AESU
Aberystwith.rf
AEWM
AEPD
St. Ives.c rf
AESV
Aberdovey.rf
AEWN
AEPF
Hayle.c rf
Godrevy I.c rf
AESX
Barmouth.rf
AEWO
AEPG
AESY
P. Madoc.
AEWP
AEPI
Padstow.rf
AESZ
Pwilheli.rf
AEWQ
AEPJ
Trevose Hd.rf
AETC
St. Tudwall Rds.d
AEWS
AEPK
Hartland Pt.c
AETD
Bardsey I.
AEWT
AEPM
Lundy I.c d e
AETF
Carnarvon. c
AEPN
Bideford.
AETG
Carnarvon B. Lt. V.
AEWU
AEPO
Appledore.c d
AETH
Porth Dinlleyn.rf
AEWX
AEPR
Barnstaple, c
AETI
South Stack. erf
AEWY
AEPS
Bull Pt.c
AETJ
Anglesea.
Holyhead, edf
AEWZ
AEPT
Ilfracombe.c d
AETL
AEXC
AEPV
The Foreland.
AETN
Skerries.rf
AEXD
AEPW
Watchet.rf
AETP
Menai Str.
AEXF
AEPX
Burnham.c d
AETQ
Bangor.
AEXH
AEPZ
Bridgewater.c
AETR
Conway.
AEQB
Flatholm.rf
AETU
Beaumaris.
AEXI
AEQC
Bristol.
AETV
Lynus Pt.c
AEXJ
AEQF
Portishead.
AETW
Great Orme Hd.
AEXL
AEQG
Avon R.
AETY
Abergele.
AEXM
AEQI
Avonmouth.
AETZ
Flint.
AEXN
AEQJ
King Road.
AEUB
DeeR.
AEXP
AEQK
Severn R.
AEUC
Dee Lt. V.
AEXQ
AEQM
Sharpness Docks.
AEUD
Air Pt.rf
AEXR
AEQN
Gloucester.
AEUF
Connah's Quay.c
AEXT
AEQO
Monmouth.
AEUG
Saltney.
AEXU
AEQR
Chepstow.
AEXV
AEQS
Newport.
AEUI
Chester.
AEXY
AEQT
Usk.
AEUJ
North West Lt. V.
AEXZ
AEQU
English and Welsh
AEUK
Hoylake.rf
AEYB
grounds Lt. V.
AEUL
Bar Lt. V.
AEYD
AEUM
Leasowe.
AEYF
AEQV
Wales.
AEUN
Bidston.
AEYG
AEQW
Cardiff, c
AEUO
Crosby Lt. V.
AEYI
AEQX
Bute Docks.
AEUQ
North Wall (Mersey).
AEYJ
AEQZ
Penarth.crf
AETJR
Formby Lt. V.
AEYK
AERB
Barry Docks.e
AEYM
AERC
Breaksea Pt.
AEUS
Mersey.
AEYN
AERD
Breaksea Lt. V.
AEUV
Liveqpool.rf
AEYO
AERF
Nash Pt.c
AETJW
Garston.
AEYQ
AERH
Porthcawl.rf
AEUX
Manchester Ship Canal.
AEYR
AERJ
Scarweather Lt. V.
AEUZ
Widnes.
AEYV
AERK
P. Talbot.
AEVB
Runcorn.
AEYW
AERL
Neath.
AEVC
Ellesmere Pt.
AEYZ
AERN
Briton Ferry.
AEVD
Prince's Landing Stage.
AEZB
AERO
Swansea, b
AEVF
Prince's Dock.
AEZC
AERP
Mumbles.crf«
AEVG
Queen's Dock.
AEZF
AERS
Helwick Lt. V.
AEVH
Brunswick Dock.
AEZG
AERT
Worm's Hd.
AEVJ
North Dock.
AEZH
AERU
Burry Port.rf
AEVK
Birkenhead.
AEZJ
AERW
Llanelly.c
AEVL
Morpeth Dock. 6
AEZK
AERX
Caermarthen.
AEVN
Southport.crf
AEZL
AERY
Caldy I.cd
AEVO
Ribble R.
AEZM
AESB
Tenby .d
AEVP
Lytham.crf
AEZN
AESC
Old Castle Hd.
AEVR
Preston.
AEZO
AESD
St. Ann's Hd.rfe
AEVS
Manchester.
AEZP
AESF
Milford Haven.
AEVT
Birmingham.
AEZR
AESG
Neyland.
AEVU
Blackpool.crf
AEZS
AESH
Pembroke Dock.
AEVW
Fleetwood.c d
AEZT
-
AEVX
Wyre R.
AEZV
AESI
St. George's Ch. .
AEVY
Lancaster.
AEZW
AESK
Smalls.rf
AEWB
Moreeambe B.c
AEZX
AESL
St. Bride's B.
AEWC
Piel Hr.rf
AFBC
AESM
Bishops & Clerks.
AEWD
Walney I.c
AFBD
AESO
Fishguard, d
AEWG
Barrow.c
AFBE
a Signifies an International Signal Station;
') a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, o
r Ice Signal E
e a Llo;
rd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph
Station.
10929—07 7
Cumberland.
Duddon R.
St. Bees Hd.
Whitehaven. erf
Harrington.
Selker Lt. V.
Workington.c
Maryport.crf
Solway Firth.rf
Silloth.c
Carlisle.
Isle of Man.
Ay re Pt.c
Calf of Man.
Chicken Rock.
Castletown.crf
Lang Ness.
Douglas,, erf
Bahama Bank.
Scotland.
Dumfries.
Southerness.
Little Ross.
Kirkcudbright.
Wigton.
Burrow Hd.
Mull of Galloway .c
P. Patrick.rf
Corsewall Pt.c
Loch Ryan.e
Stranraer.
Ailsa Craig.
Girvan.rf
Turnberry Pt.rf
Clyde.
Ayr.rf
Troon.rf
Irvine, rf
Ardrossan.crf
Cloch Pt.
Gourock.
Toward Pt.
Rothesay.c
Cumbraes.
Greenock.c
P. Glasgow.
Glasgow.c
Dumbarton.
Gare Loch.
Helensburg.
Loch Fyne.
Inverary.
Arran.
Lamlash.c
Pladda.rf
Kildonan Pt.rf e
Campbelton.crf
Sanaa.
Mull of Cantyre.c
Islay.c
P. Ellen.
P. Charlotte.
Jura Sound.
Loch In Dail.
Oversay I.
McArthur Hd.
Rudha Mhail.c
Islay Sound.
98
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Part I.
SCOTLAND.
EAST COAST
SCOTLAND.
APBH
Sgeir Maiole(Sgeir
AFEW
Cantick Hd.c
AFJS
Queensferry.d
Vuile).
AFEX
Auskerry.
AFJT
St. Margaret's Hope.
AFBI
Crinan Canal.
AFGB
Start Pt.
AFJU
Alloa.
AFBJ
Fladda Hr.
AFGC
Pierowall Road.
AFJW
Edinburgh. 6
AFBL
Colonsay.
AFGD
Noup Hd.
MullHd.
AFJX
Stirling.
AFBM
Oban.
AFGH
AFJY
Forth and Clyde Canal.
AFBN
Loch Linnhe.
AFGI
North Ronaldsay.
AFKB
Grangemouth, c
AFBP
F. William.
AFGJ
Fair I.d
AFKC
Borrowstounness
AFBQ
Lismore I.
(Bo'ness).c
AFBR
Caledonian Canal.
AFGL
Shetland Is.
AFKD
Leith.&c
AFBT
Iona.
AFGM
Sumburgh Hd.c
AFKG
Granton Hr.c
AFBU
Dubh Artach.
AFGN
Bressay I.
AFKH
Newhaven.c
AFBV
Skerryvore.
AFGP
Lerwick.cd
AFKI
Musselburgh.
AFBX
Coll.
AFGQ
Dury Voe.
AFKL
North. Berwick.d
AFBY
Mull.
AFGR
Whalsey.
AFKM
Fidra.
AFBZ
Ardnamurchan.
AFGT
The Out Skerries.
AFKN
Dunbar, cd
AFCD
Rum I.
AFGU
Balta I.
AFKP
St. Abb's Hd.ce
AFCE
Maleg Hr.
AFGV
Hillswick.
AFKQ
Eyemouth.cd
AFCG
Loch Nsvis.
AFGX
Scalloway.c
AFCI
Ornsay I.
AFGY
Foula.
AFKR
Berwick.cd
AFCJ
Kyle Akin.
AFGZ
Ve Skerries.
AFKT
Tweed R.
AFCK
Strome Ferry.
AFHC
Papa Stour I.
AFKU
Holy l.d
AFCM
Isle of Skye.
AFHD
Unst.
AFKV
Longs tone.
AFCN
Portree.
AFKX
Farn I.
AFCO
The Minch.
AFHE
Faroe Is.
AFKY
Alnmouth.d
AFHI
Thorshavn.
AFKZ
Coquet I.
AFCQ
Hebrides.
AFHJ
Vestmanhavn.
AFLC
Warkworth.c
AFCR
Stornoway.cde
AFHK
Sudero.
AFLD
Newbiggin.d
AFCS
Lewis.
AFHM
Stromo.
AFLE
Blyth.c d
AFCU
Carlo way.
AFLH ,
Tyne R.
AFCV
Butt of Lewis. ef
AFHN
Noss Hd.
AFLI
Tynemouth.d e
AFCW
Glas I.c
AFHO
Wick, cd
AFLJ
North Shields.6 d
AFCY
Flannan Is./
AFHQ
Dornoch.
AFLM
South Shields.d
AFCZ
North Uist.
AFHR
Tarbet Ness.c
AFLN
Jarrow.
AFDB
Loch Maddy.
AFHS
Moray Firth.
AFLO
Newcastle.
AFDE
Monach Is.
AFHU
Cromarty.
AFLP
Hepburn.
AFDG
South Uist.
AFHV
Invergordon.
AFLQ
Souter Pt.c
AFDH
Ushinish.
AFHW
Dingwall.
AFLR
Sunderland. cd
AFDJ
Loch Boisdale.
AFHY
Chanonry Pt.
AFLS
Seaham. cd
AFDK
Barra.
AFHZ
Inverness.c
AFLU
Hartlepool. cd
AFDL
Castle B.
AFIB
Nairn.cd
AFLV
Heugh.
AFDN
Vatersay I.
AFID
Covesea.
AFLW
Tees R.
AFDO
St. Kilda.
AFIE
Banff, cd
AFLY
Stockton.
AFDP
Rockall.
AFIG
Kinnard-Hd.
AFLZ
Middlesbrough.
AFDQ
North Rona.
AFU
Fraserburgh.c df
Rattray Hd.d
AFMB
Whitby.cd
AFDR
Sulisker.
AFIK
AFMD
Scarborough, cd
AFIL
Peterhead, cd
AFME
Filey.d
AFDS
Sutherland.
AFIN
Buchan Ness.
AFMG
Flamborough Hd.d e
AFDT
Ru Stoer.
AFIO
Newburg.d
AFMI
Bridlington.a cd
AFDU
C. Wrath.c
AFIP
Aberdeen. cd
AFMJ
York.
AFDV
Loch Eriboll.
AFIR
Girdle Ness.c
AFMK
"Withernsea.d/
AFDW
Sule Skerries.
AFIS
Stonehaven.cd
AFMN
Humber R.
AFDX
Strathie Pt.
AFIT
Montrose.cd
AFMO
Spurn Pt.de
AFDY
Scrabster.d
AFIV
Arbroath.cd
AFMP
Grimsby.cd
AFDZ
Thurso.d
AFIW
Bell Rock.
AFMQ
Spurn Lt. V.
AFEB
Dunnet Hd.ce
AFIX
Buddon Ness.d
AFMR
Hull.c
AFEC
Stroma.
AFIZ
Broughty Ferry. cd
Tay R.
AFMS
Goole.
AFEG
Duncansby Hd.
AFJB
AFMT
Bradford.
AFEH
Pentland Firth.
AFJC
Dundee. 6 c
AFMV
Sheffield.
AFEI
Pentland Skerries.
AFJD
, Perth.
AFMX
Leeds.
AFJE
St. Andrews.cd
AFMY
Gainsborough.
AFEK
Orkney Is.
AFJG
Fife Ness.
AFNB
The Wash.
AFEL
South Ronaldsay.
AFJH
Firth of Forth.
AFNC
Outer Dowsing Lt. V.
AFEM
Stronsay.
AFJI
Methil.
AFND
Inner Dowsing Lt. V.
AFEO
Pomona.
AFJK
May I.
AFNE
Lynn Well Lt. V.
AFEP
Helliar Holm
AFJL
Fife.
AFNG
Dudgeon Lt. V.
AFEQ
Kirk wall, c
AFJM
Inch Keith. r
AFNH
Wainfleet.
AFES
Hoy.
AFJO
Kirkcaldy.
AFNI
Boston. c
AFET
Stromness.cd
AFJP
Burntisland.cd
AFNK
King's Lynn.c
AFEU
Long Hope.d
AFJQ
Forth Bridge.
AFNL
Wisbeach.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or lee Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
99
IRELAND.
NORTH COAST FRANCE.
AFNM
Hunstanton.^
AFRI
Eeragh I.
AFVM
Blackwater Bank Lt. V.d
AFNP
Wells.d
AFRK
Gal way. c
Arran Is.
AFVN
Lucifer Lt. V.d
AFNQ
Cromer.d
AFRL
AFVO
Wexford, d
AFNR
Haisborough Lt. V.
AFRM
Slyne Hd.
AFVP
North Arklow Bk. Lt. V.
AFNS
Bacjran.d
AFRO
Killary B.
AFVQ
Rosslare. df
South Arklow Bk. Lt. V.
AFNT
Would Lt. V.
AFRP
Clare I.
AFVR
AFNTJ
Winterton.d
AFRQ
Inishgort.
ClewB.
AFVS
Tuskar Rk.c
AFNV
Leman and Ower Lt. V.
AFRT
AFVU
Carnsore Pt. d
AFNX
Smiths Knoll Lt. V.
AFRU
Westport.
Achifi Hd.
AFVW
Barrels Rock Lt. V.
AFNY
Yarmouth, cd
AFRV
AFVX
Coningbeg Lt. V.
AFNZ
Cockle Lt. V.
AFRX
Blacksod B.
AFVZ
Saltees.
AFOC
St. Nicholas Lt. V.
AFRY
Mayo.
AFWB
Bannow B.
AFOD
Corton Lt. V.
AFRZ
Eagle I.
AFWC
New Ross, c
AFOE
Newarp Lt. V.
AFSC
Broadhaven.
AFWE
Waterford.
AFOH
Cross Sand Lt. V.
AFSD
Killala.
AFWG
Hook Pt.
AFOI
Lowestoft.ceZ
AFSE
Ballina.
AFWH
Duncannon.
AFOJ
Pakefield.
AFSH
Sligo.
Ballyshannon.
AFWJ
Dunmore. c d
AFOL
Southwold.d
AFSI
AFWK
Dungarvan. c
AFOM
Aldborough.de
AFSJ
Donegal.
Killybegs. c
AFWL
Mine Hd. c
AFON
"Orford Ness.cd
AFSL
AFWN
Ardmore. d
AFOQ
Shipwash Lt. V.
AFSM
Rathlin O'Birne I.
AFWO
Youghal. c d
AFOR
HollesleyB.
AFSN
Bloody Foreland.
AFWP
Ballycottin I.
AFOS
Harwich.^
AFSP
Arranmore (Aran I.).d
AFWR
Cork. 6 c
AFOU
Orwell R.
AFSQ
Tory I. c e
AFWS
Queenstown. bed
AFOV
Ipswich.
Manningtree.
AFSR
Lough Swilly.
AFWT
Haulbowline I.
AFOW
AFSU
Fanad Pt. c
AFWV
Roche Pt. a ef
AFOY
Dovercourt.
AFSV
Buncrana.
AFWX
Daunt Rock Lt. V.
AFOZ
Outer Gabbard Lt. V.
AFSW
Rathmullan. c
AFWY
Kinsale. c
AFPB
Felixstowe.
AFSY
Malin Hd. c ef
AFXB
Old Head of Kinsale.
AFPD
Cork Lt. V.
AFSZ
Inishtrahull. ef
cd e
AFPE
Long Sand Lt. V.
AFTB
Lough Foyle. c d
Inishowen Hd.
AFXC
Clonakilty.
AFPG
Sunk Lt. V.
AFTD
AFXD
Galley Hd. c
AFPH
Gunfleet. c
AFTE
Londonderry.
AFXG
Glandore. d
AFPI
Wivenhoe.
AFTH
Moville.
AFXH
Baltimore, d
AFPJ
Colchester.
AFTI
Coleraine.
AFPK
Kentish Knock Lt. V.
AFTJ
Rathlin I.
AFXJ
France.
AFPL
Swin Middle Lt. V.
AFTL
Altacary Hd.
AFXL
Dunkerque. ab cd
AFPM
Maldon.
AFTN
Ballycastle. c
AFXM
Lisle.
AFPN
Galloper Lt. V.
AFTO
Tor'Pt. e
AFXN
Bergues.
AFTP
Maidens.
AFXP
Zuydcoote. a c
AFPO
Ireland.
AFTQ
Lame.
AFXQ
Ruytingen Lt. V. d
AFPB,
C. Clear.
AFTR
Belfast.
AFXR
Snouw Lt. V. d
AFPS
Fastnet. c ef
AFTS
Black Hd.
AFXT
Dyck Lt. V. d
AFPT
Crookhaven. df
AFTU
Carrickfergus. d
AFXU
Gravelines. acd
AFPV
Brow Hd. c ef
AFTV
Bangor.
AFXV
Walde. d
AFPW
Bantry B.
AFTW
Mew I.
AFXY
Calais, acd
AFPX
Mizen Hd.
AFTY
Donaghadee. c
AFXZ
C. Blanc Nez.
AFPZ
Berehaven. 6
AFTZ
Skulmartin Lt. V. d
AFYB
C. Gris Nez. acde
AFQB
Ardnakinna Pt.
AFUB
South Rock Lt. V. d
AFYG
Boulogne, c d
AFQO
Roancarrig I.
AFUD
Strangford.
AFYI
C. Alprech. a
AFQE
GlengariS Hr.
AFUE
Ardglass Hr.
AFYJ
Etaples.
aFqg
Bull Rock.
AFUG
St. John's Pt.
AFYK
Pt. du Touquet. a
AFQH
Kenmare.
AFUI
Dundrum B. d
AFYM
Berck. d
AFQJ
Ballinskellig. d
AFUJ
Carlingford. d
AFYN
P. d'Abbeville.
AFQK
Skelligs.
AFUK
Greenore. d
AFYO
Somme R.
AFQL
Valentia. d
AFUM
Newry.
AFYQ
St. Valery. d
AFQN
Dingle B.d
Casuemaine.
AFUO
Dundalk.
AFYR
Cayeux. a d
AFQO
AFUQ
Boyne R. d
AFYS
Le Treport. a d
AFQP
Tearaght I.
AFUR
Drogheda.
AFYU
Dieppe, a df
AFQS
Tralee. c
AFUS
Balbriggan. d
Rockabill.
AFYV
Pt. d'Ailly. a
AFQT
Shannon R.
AFUV
AFYW
St. Valery-en-Caux. a d
AFQU
Loop Hd. c
AFUX
Howth Bailey, c d
AFYZ
Fecamp, a d
AFQW
Kilcradan Hd.
AFUZ
Kish Lt. V.
AFZB
Fagnet Pt.
AFQX
Scattery I.
AFVB
Dublin, bed
AFZO
Etretat. a d
AFQY
Foynes Hr.
AFVD
Poolbeg.
AFZE
C. d'Antifer. a
AFPvB
Tarbert.
AFVE
Liffey R.
AFZG
C. la Heve. a
AFRC
Clare.
AFVG
Kingstown.,c d
AFZH
Havre (Le Havre), c d
AFRD
Limerick, c
AFVI
Wicklow. d
AFZJ
Harfleur.
AFRG
Liscanor.
AFVJ
Codling Bank Lt. V.
AFZK
Seine R.
AFRH
Inisheer.
AFVK
Arklow. d
AFZM
Fatouville.
a Signifies an International Signal Station ; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station ; d a Life-Saving Station ;
« a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station. ■
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Part I.
NORTH AND WEST COASTS FRANCE.
AFZN
Berville.-
AGEO
Granville, d
AGJO
Ushant, or Ile D'Oues-
afzo
Pt. de la Roque.
AGEP
Roc. Pt. a
SANT. df
afzq
Quilleboeuf.
AGER
Mt. St. Michel.
AGJQ
Stiff Pt. a d
AFZR
Caudebec.
AGES
Avranches.
AGJR
Creac'h Pt. a d e
AFZS
Guerbaville.
AGET
Bretagne.
Cancale.
afzu
Rouen.
AGEV
AGJS
Biscay, Bay or, or
AFZW
Paris.
AGEW
Pierre de Herpin. d
Gulf of Gascogne.
AFZY
Versailles.
AGEX
Grouin Pt. a
AGJU
Corsen Pt. a
agbc
The Elysee.
AGEZ
Benard'Pt. a
AGJV
P. Conquet. d
St. Mathieu Pt. a
AGBE
Honfleur. c d
AGFB
Roches Bonnes.
AGJW
AGBF
Trouville. d
AGFC
St. Malo. d
AGJY
Les Pierres Noires.
AGBH
Pt. Beuzeval. a
AGFE
St. Servan.
AGJZ
Bertheaume.
AGBJ
Dives.
AGFH
Grand Jardin Islet, d
ft.GKB
Creac'hmeur Pt. a
AGBK
Oyestreham. acd
AGFI
La Ranee R.
AGKD
Minou Pt.
AGBL
OrneR.
AGFK
Dinan.
AGKE
Portzic Pt. a
AGBN
Caen. ,
AGFL
Dinard. d
AGKH
Brest, b d
AGBO
St. Aubin. a
AGFM
St. Briac.
AGKJ
Lanninon;
AGBP
Courseulles. c d
AGFO
Decolle Pt. o
AGKL
Penfeld R.
AGBH
Pt. de Ver.
AGFP
St. Cast Pt. a d
AGKM
Rade de Brest.
AGBS
Bernieres. a
AGFQ
C. Frehel. o
AGKO
Kerhuon.
AGBT
Pt. en Bessin. a d
AGFS
Erqui. a d
Le Legu6.
AGKP
Landerneau.
AGBV.
Percee Pt. a
AGFT
AGKQ
Chateaulin.
AGBW
Isigny.
AGFU
St. Bneuc.
AGKS
Roscanvel.
AGBX
Carentan.
AGFV
Grand L6ion.
Roselier Pt. a d
AGKT
Capucins Pt.
AGBZ
St. Marcouf.
AGFW
AGKU
Camaret. o d
AGCB
La Hougue. a
AGFX
Portrieux. d
AGKW
Toulinguet Pt.
AGCD
St. Vaast. d
AGFY
St. Quay, a
AGKX
Pt. des Pois.a
AGCF
Reville.
AGHB
Plouzec Pt. a
AGKY
Chevre C. a
AGCH
Barfleur. a d
AGHC
Paimpol.
AGLB
Douarnenez. d
AGCI
C. Barfleur.
AGHD
Ost-Pic Rock.
AGLC
Millier Pt.
AGCK
Gatteville. d
AGHF
Trieux R.
AGLD
Ar-Men Rock, d
AGCL
C. Levi, a d
AGHI
Croix Rocks.
AGLF
Ile de Sein. d
AGCM
Cherbourg. 6 d
AGHJ
Brehat I. ad
AGLH
Tevennec. d
AGCO
Pelee I. a
AGHL
Roches d'Ouvres. d
AGLI
La Vieille. d
AGCP
Pt. de Querqueville. a d
AGHM
Heaux de Brehat. d
AGLK
Bee du Raz de Sein. a
AGCQ
C. de la Hague, af
AGHN
Creach-ar-Maout. a
AGLM
Pt. de 1'Ervily. a
Audierne. d
AGCS
Jardeheu Pt. a
AGHP
Treguier.
AGLN
AGCT
Nez de Jobourg. a
AGHQ
P. Blanc, a d
AGLP
Poulgoazec.
AGHR
Anse de Perros.
AGLQ
Penmarc'h. a d
AGCU
Channel Is.
AGHT
Perros-Guirrec. d
'AGLR
Guilfinec. d
AGCW
Alderney.
AGHU
Ploumanac'h. a d
AGLT
L'Esconil. o d
AGCX
St. Anne.
AGHV
Les Sept-Iles.
AGLU
Pont L'Abbe\
AGCY
Casquets.
AGHX
Triagoz. d
AGLV
Combrit.
AGDB
Guernsey.
AGHY
Begleguer Pt.
AGLX
Benodet. d
AGDC
St. Peter Port, c d
AGHZ
Lannion.
AGLY
Quimper.
Beg Meil Pt. a
AGDE
Hanois.
AGIO
Bihit Pt. a
AGLZ
AGDH
St. Sampson's.
AGID
Primel Pt. a d
AGMC
La Forest.
AGDI
Les Ecrlhos.
AGIE
He Noire, d
AGMD
Concarneau. d
AGDJ
Herm.
AGIH
Tour de la Lande.
AGME
Medee Rock.
AGDL
Serk.
AGIJ
Morlaix.
AGMH
Ile aux Moutons. d , '
AGDM
Creux Hr.
AGIK
Penpoull.
St. Pol de Leon.
AGMI
AGDN
Jersey.
AGIM
AGMJ
Tr^vignon Pt. d
AGDP
St. Helier. a d
AGIN
Bloscon Pt. a
AGML
Beg Morg Pt. a
AGDQ
St. Aubin.
AGIO
Roscoff. d
AGMN
Doudlan. d
AGDR
La Corbiere.
AGIQ
He de Bas. a d
AGMO
Anse du Pouldu. a
AGDT
Gorey. a
AGIR
St. Jacques.
AGMQ
Quimperle R.
AGDU
Rozel.
AGIS
P. Nevez.
AGMR
Groix I. d
AGBV
St. Catherine B.
AGIU
Pouleazec Pt.
AGMS
Pen Men Pt.
AGDX
Minquiers.
AGIV
Kernic.
AGMU
Croix, a .: -
AGIX
Goulven.
AGMV
Bee Melen Pt. a ■ ,(;,
AGDY
P. DE DlELETTE. d
AGIY
Plouneour.
AGMY
Taltit Pt. (Lorient). it;
AGDZ
C. de Flamanville. a
AGIZ
Pontusval. d
AGMZ
P. Louis. "ie
AGEB
C. de Carteret, a d
AGJC
P. Treisseny.
AGNB
Grave Pt. a ' ;,
AGED
P. Bail.
AGJD
Kerisoc Pt. a
AGND
Lorient 6
AGEF
St. Germain, a
AGJE
Vierge I.
AGNE
K^roman. -,
AGEH
Le Senequet. d
AGJH
Abervrac'h R. a d
AGNF
Blavet. '[',:
AGEJ
Pt. d'Agon. a
AGJI
Lanvaon Height.
AGNI
La Peyriere.
La Teignouse. d
Belle-He.
AGEK
Regneville. d
AGJK
L'A"berbenoit.
AGNJ
AGEL
Tourville (Tournevill-e).
AGJM
Landuneves Pt. a
AGNK
AGEN
Chausey Is. a d
AGJN
Le Four, d
AGNM
Loc Maria, d
a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
101
WEST COAST FRANCE.
SPAIN.
PORTUGAL.
AGNO
Arzic Pt.
AGRM
Maumusson Ch.
AGVQ
St. Martin de la Arena, a
AGNP
Taillefer Pt. a
AGRN
Seudre R.
AGVR
Suances.
AGNQ
Hastellic Pt. a
AGRP
Gironde R.
AGVT
San Vicente de la Bar-
AGNR
GoulfarB. (Talut Pt.)a
AGRQ
Coubre Pt. a d f
quera.
AGNS
Kerdonis Pt.
AGRS
Grand Banc Lt. V. d
AGVU
Tina Mayor.
Llanes. d
AGNT
Le Palais, d
AGRU
Corduan. d
AGVW
AGNV
Sauzon.
AGRV
Palmyre Pt.
AGVY
C. Prieto.
AGNW
Quiberon (Loc-Maria) . a d
AGRW
La Falaise.
AGVZ
Rivadesella. d
AGNX
St. Pierre.
AGRY
Terre-Negre.
AGWB
Villaviciosa.
AGNZ
Kerpenhir Pt. o
AGRZ
Chay.
AGWD
Gijon. a d
AGOB
Auray. d
AGSB
St. Pierre de Royan.
AGWE
Candas.
AGOC
P. Navallo.d
AGSD
Royan. d
AGWF
Luanco.
AGOE
Varmes.
AGSE
St. Nicolas, d
AGWI
Asturias.
AGOF
Morbihan.
AGSF
Grave Pt. a d
AGWJ
C. Penas.
AGOH
Grand Mont Pt. a
AGSI
Tallais Bank Lt. V. d
AGWK
Aviles. a
AGOJ
Penerf.
AGSJ
Valliere Pt.
AGWM
Pravia R.
AGOK
Penlan Pt.
AGSK
P. St. Georges.
AGWN
Cudillero.
AGOL
Eaedik I. a
AGSM
Richard.
AGWO
C. Busto.
AGOtf
La Vilaine R.
AGSN
By Lt. V.
AGWQ
Luarca.
AGOP
La Roche Bernard.
AGSQ
Calonge.
AGWR
Navia.
AGOQ
Redon.
AGSR
Mousset.
AGWS
Orrio de Tapia L
AGOS
Rennes.
AGST
La Gaet.
AGWU
Castropol.
AGOT
Le Four, d
AGSV
Pauillac. d
AGWV
Rivadeo. d
AGOU
Grands Cardinaux. d
AGSW
Patiras I.
AGWX
San Ciprian.
AGOX
Pt. du Castelli. a
AGSX
Blaye.
AGWZ
Vivero.
AGOY
Le Croisic. c d
AGSZ
Garonne R.
AGXB
Barquero.
AGPB
La Banche. d
AGTB
Dordogne R.
AGXC
C. Vares. a
AGPC
Aiguillon.
AGTD
Bordeaux, d
AGXE
Estaca Pt.
AGPD
Ville-es-Martin.
AGTF
Hourtin.
AGXF
C. Ortegal.
AGPF
La Loire R.
AGTH
C. Ferret, d
AGXH
C. Prior.
AGPH
St. Nazaibe. c
AGTI
Arcachon. a d
AGXJ
Mt. Ventoso. a
AGPI
Chemoulin Pt. a d
AGTK
Leyre R.
AGXK
C. Priorino.
AGPK
Paimbceuf.
AGTL
La Teste de Buch.
AGXL
Feekol./
AGPL
Nantes.
AGTM
Contis. d
AGXN
Jubia B.
AGPM
Angers.
AGTO
C. Breton, a d
AGXO
Serantes R.
AGPO
St. Gildas Pt. a
AGTP
Adour R. c
AGXP
Mugardos.
AGPQ
Pornic. c d
AGTQ
Bayonne. d
AGXR
Eume R.
AGPR
Pilier Lad
AGTS
Biarritz, a d
AGXS
Ares.
AGPT
Noirmoutier l.d ^
AGTU
St. Jean de Luz. d
AGXT
Redes.
AGPU
Pt. des Dames.
AGTV
St. Barbe Pt.
AGXV
Betanzos.
AGPV
P. Breton, c d
AGTX
Socoa. a d
AGXW
Sada.
AGPW
St. Sauveur. a
AGTY
Pyrenees.
AGXY
Corufia. df
AGPX
lie d'Yeu. a
AGYB
Sisargas I.
AGPY
Croix de Vie.
AGUB
Spain.
AGYC
Corme.
AGPZ
St. Gilles sur Vie. c d
AGUD
Madrid.
AGYD
C. Villano.
AGQC
Sables d'Olonne. a c d
AGUF
Bidassoa.
AGYF
Camarinas. d
AGQD
Lucon.
AGUH
C. Higuera. ^
AGYB
C. Torifiana.
AGQE
He de Re.
AGUI
Fuenterrabia.
AGYI
Nemina.
AGQH
Baleines Pt. a d
AGUE'
P. Pasages.
AGYK
C. Finisterke. a ef
AGQI
Haut Banc du Nord. a
AGUL
San Sebastian, a d
AGYL
Corcubion. d
AGQJ
Chauveau Pt.
AGUM
Guetaria.
AGYM
Sadineiro (Lobera).
AGQL
Roche Bonne Lt. V.
AGUO
Sumaya,' or, Zumaya.
AGYO
Ezaro.
AGQM
La Pallice P. d
AGUP
Motrico.
AGYP
Queijal Pt.
AGQN
La Rochelle. d
AGUQ
Lequeitio.
AGYQ
Santiago de Compos-
AGQP
Marans.
AGUS
Mondaca R.
tella.
AGQR
Niort.
AGUT
Bermeo.
AGYS
Muros. d
AGQS
Antioche.
AGUV
C. Machichaco.
AGYT
C. Corrobedo.
AGQU
Basques Roads, or, P. des
AGUX
Galea, a
AGYU
Caraminal.
Barques.
AGUY
Portugalete. d
AGYW
Arosa.
AGQV
He d'Aix. a
AGTJZ
Bilbao, a c
AGYX
Carril.
AGQW
Fouras. b
AGVC
Castro Urdiales. d
AGYZ
Padron.
AGQY
Rochefokt. 6 d
AGVD
. Viscaya.
AGZC
Villagarcia.
AGQZ
La Charente R.
AGVE
Laredo, d
AGZD
Salvora I.
AGRB
Saintes.
AGVH
Santona.
AGZE
Rua I.
AGRD
Marennes.
AGVI
Caballo Pt.
AGZH
Onsl.
AGRE
He d'Oleron. d
AGVJ
Pescador Pt.
AGZI
Pontevedra.
AGRH
St. Pierre.
AGVL
C. Quexo.
AGZJ
Marin.
AGRI
Le Chateau.
AGVM
Santander. a d
AGZL
Aldan B.
AGRJ
Chassiron. a d
AGVN
Mouro I.
AGZM
Cies I.
AGRL
Boursefranc.
AGVP
C. Mayor, a
AGZN
Bayona.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station ; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
102
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Part I.
PORTUGAL.
SOUTH AND EAST COASTS SPAIN.
AGZP
Vigo, c
AHEN
Rota.
AHJI
Estacio.
AGZQ
C. Silleiro.
AHEO
Santa Maria.
AHJK
Torrevieja. d
AGZR
La Guardia.
AHEP
Cadiz, d
AHJM
Segura R.
Tabarca, or, Plana I.
AHER
Xeres.
AHJN
AGZT
Portugal.
AHES
Haste Afuera Sh.
AHJO
Santa Pola.
AGZU
Caminha. d
AHET
P. Real.
AHJQ
Alicante.
AGZV
Mifio R.
AHEV
Carraca.
AHJR
C. Huertas.
AGZX
Valenca.
AHEW
Trocadero.
AHJS
Villajoyosa.
AGZY
Lima R.
AHEX
Puntales Castle.
AHJU
Benidorme.
AHBO
Vianna. a c d
AHEZ
San Fernando, b
AHJV
Albir Pt.
AHBE
Villa de Conde.
AHFB
Las Puercas.
AHJW
Altea.
AHBF
P. Leixdes. a
AHFC
San Sebastian, d
AHJY
Calpe.
AHBG
Douro R.
AHFE
Sancti Petri.
AHJZ
Morayra.
AHBJ
Oporto, a c
AHFG
Conil.
«A.HKP
Javea. d
AHBK
Aveiro. d
AHFI
C. Trafalgar.
AHKD
C. San Antonio, af
AHBL
C. Mondego.
AHFK
Aceitera Sh.
AHKE
Denia. d
AHBN
Figueira.
AHFL
Tarifa. ad e
AHKF
Almadabra.
AHBO
San Martinho.
AHFM
Palmones R.
AHKI
Gandia.
AHBP
Burling I.
AHFO
Camera.
AHKJ
Jucar R.
AHBR
C. Carvoeiro. a c
AHFP
Mayorga.
AHKL
Cullera.
AHBS
Peniche. d e
AHFQ
Algeciras. d
AHKN
Albufera.
AHBT
Ericeira.
AHFS
Verde I.
AHKO
Valencia, d
AHBV
C. Roca.
AHFT
San Roque.
AHKP
Grao de Valencio.
AHBW
Oitavos. ace
AHFU
Gibraltar, ab ef
AHKR
Cabanal.
AHBX
Cascaes B. acd f
AHFW
Rosia B.
AHKS
Burriana.
AHBZ
Tagus R.
Belem.
AHFX
Europa Pt.
AHKT
Castellon de la Plana.
AHCB
AHKV
C. Oropesa.
Columbretes Is.
Pefiiscola.
AHOE
AHCG
Lisbon. 6 c
Guia.
AHFZ
Mediterranean.
AHKW
AHKZ
AHCI
San Julian, a c
AHLB
Benicarl6.
AHCJ
Caxias (Observatory).
AHGB
Blackstrap B.
Tunara. a
AHLC
Vinaroz. d
AHCL
Bugio.
AHGC
AHLE
P. Alfaques.
AHCM
Ajuda.
AHGE
Sabinilla.
AHLF
St. Carlos.
AHCN
Cacilhas Pt.
AHGF
Doncella Pt.
AHLG
Bafia Pt.
AHCP
C. Espichel. a c
AHGI
Estepona.
AHLJ
Ebro R.
AHCQ
Setubal (St. Ubes). d
AHGK
Marbella.
AHLK
Amposta.
AHCR
C. Sines.
AHGL
Calaburras Pt.
AHLM
C. Tortosa.
AHCT
Odemira.
AHGM
Fuengirola.
AHLO
Escudel, or, Fango Pt.
AHCU
0. Sardao.
AHGO
Malaga, d
AHLP
P. Fangar.
AHCV
0. St. Vincent.
AHGP
Velez Malaga.
AHLQ
Cambrils. d
AHCX
Sagres. ace
AHGQ
Torrox.
AHLS
Salou.
AHCY
Lagos, d
AHGS
Nerja.
AHLT
Tarragona, d
AHCZ
Portimao. d
AHGT
Almunecar.
AHLU
C. Gros.
AHDC
C. Carvoeiro.
AHGU
Salobrena.
AHLW
Palomera.
AHDE
Balieira Pt.
AHGW
Motril.
AHLX
Villanueva. d
AHDF
Faro, d
AHGX
C. Sacratif.
AHLY
Sitges.
Llobregat. a
AHDI
C. St. Mary.
AHGY
Granada.
AHMB
AHDJ
Tavira.
AHIB
Alboran I.
AHMC
Barcelona, d
AHDK
Villa Reale.
AHIC
Ferro Castel.
AHMD
Bes6s R.
AHDM
Guadiana R.
AHID
Adra.
AHMF
Badalona.
AHDN
Pomarao.
AHIF
Sabinal Pt.
AHMG
Mongat Pt.
AHIG
Roquetas.
AHMI
Masnou.
AHDO
Ayamonte.
AHIJ
Almeria./
AHMK
Mataro. d
AHDQ
Higuerita Bar.
AHIL
C. de Gata. .
AHML
Arenys de Mar.
AHDR
Rompido Pt.
AHIM
Genoves.
AHMN
Calella
AHDS
Cartaya.
AHIN
San Pedro.
AHMP
Tordera.
AHDU
Huelva.
AHIP
Mesa de Roldan.
AHMQ
Blanes.
AHDV
Odiel R.
AHIQ
Carboneras.
AHMR
Lloret.
AHDW
Tinto R.
AHIR
Mojacar.
AHMS
C. Bagur.
AHDY
Palos.
AHIS
Garrucha. d
AHMT
San Feliu de Guixols. d
AHDZ
Picacho.
AHIT
Villaricos.
AHMU
Palamos. d
AHEB
Morro (Cano) Pt.
• Padre Santo Pt.
AHIU
Aguilas.
AHMV
Molino Pt.
AHED
AHIV
Cope.
AHMX
C. San Sebastian.
AHEP
OroR.
AHIX
Mazarron.
AHMY
Torruella.
AHEG
Guadalquiver R.
AHIY
C. TiSoso.
AHMZ
Meda I.
AHEI
San Lucar de Barra-
AHIZ
Cartagena, a d
AHNC
La Escala. d
meda. d
AHJC
Escombrera.
AHND
Ampurias.
Rosas.
AHEJ
San Lucar.
AHJD
Porman B.
AHNE
AHEK
Seville, d
AHJE
C. Palos. d
AHNG
Cadaques. d
C. Creus.
AHEL
Chipiona.
AHJG
Las Hormigas.
AHNI
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station: d a Life-Savine Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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103
SOUTH COAST FRANCE.
GULF OF GENOA.
AHNJ
AHNL
AHNM
AHNO
AHNQ
AHNR
AHNS
AHNU
AHNV
AHNW
AHNY
AHNZ
AHOB
AHOD
AHOE
AHOF
AHOI
AHOJ
AHOK
AHOM
AHON
AHOP
AHOR
AHOS
AHOT
AHOV
AHOW
AHOX
AHOZ
AHPB
AHPC
AHPD
AHPE
AHPF
AHPG
AHPJ
AHPK
AHPL
AHPN
St. Cruz de la Selva (P.
Selva). d
Llansa.
Portbou.
Balearic Is.
Formentera I.
Codolar Pt.
IVIZA.
San.' Antonio P.
Ahorcados I.
Puercos I.
Botafoch I.
Grosa Pt.
Cone j era I.
Majorca.
Palma. d
C. Blanco.
P. Pi.
C. Cala Figuera.
Dragonera I.
P. Soller. d
Groaa, or, Llarga Pt.
C. Formenton.
Pollensa.
Alcudia. d
Alcanada, or, Aucanda
Islet.
C. Pera.
P. Colon.
C. Salinas.
Cabrera.
Ansiola Pt.
Minorca.
C. Bajoli.
P. Mahon.
San Carlos Pt.
Ayre I.
C. Dartuch.
Ciudadela.
C. Caballeria, or, Ca-
valleria.
P. Fornells.
AHPO
Banyuls. d
AHPQ
C. Bear (Beam): a
AHPS
P. Vendres. d
AHPT
Collioure. d
AHPU
Perpignan.
St. Nazaire.
AHPW
AHPX
Leucate. a
AHPY
La Nouvelle. a d
AHQB
Narbonne.
AHQC
B^ziers.
AHQD
Toulouse.
AHQF
Herault R.
AHQG
Agde. a d
AHQI
Gulp of Lyon.
AHQK
Brescou I.
AHQL
Bessan.
AHQM
Marseillan.
AHQO
Meze.
AHQP
Cette. a c d
AHQR
Etang de Thau.
AHQT
Frontignan.
AHQU
Montpellier.
AHQV
Aigues-Mortes. d
AHQX
Espiguette Pt. a
AHQY
AHQZ
AHRC
AHRD
AHRE
AHRG
AHRJ
AHRL
AHRM
AHRN
AHRP
AHRQ
AHRS
AHRU
AHRW
AHRY
AHRZ
AHSC
AHSD
AHSE
AHSG
AHSI
AHSJ
AHSL
AHSM
AHSN
AHSP
AHSQ
AHSR
AHSU
AHSV
AHSW
AHSY
AHSZ
AHTB
AHTD
AHTE
AHTF
AHTI
AHTK
AHTM
AHTN
AHTP
AHTQ
AHTR
AHTU
AHTV
AHTW
AHTY
AHTZ
AHUB
AHUD
AHUE
AHUF
AHUI
AHUJ
AHUK
AHUM
AHUN
AHUO
AHUQ
AHUR
AHUS
AHUV
AHUW
AHUX
AHUZ
AHVB
AHVC
Saintes Maries, d
La Gacholle.
Faraman (Camargue). a d
Rh6ne R. d
Aries.
Tarascon.
Avignon.
Lyon.
Foz.
St. Louis Canal.
Bouc. d
Martigues.
C. Couronne. a
C. Janet.
Marseille, d
National Basin.
Maritime Basin.
Lazaret Basin.
Joliette Basin.
Old Basin.
Chateau d'lf I.
Ratoneau I.
P. du Frioul.
Pomegues I. a e
Planier I. d
C. Croisette. a
Riou I.
Bee de PAigle. a
Ciotat. d
Bandol.
Sanary.
Six-Fours, a
Brusc. d
Embiez I. d
C. Sicie. a
C. Sepet. a
Toulon. 6
Lazaretto Road.
La Seyne B.
Inner Road.
Mourillon.
L'Ane Bank.
Giens. a
Great Ribaud I.
Hyeres.
C. Benat. a
Fourches Mt.
Porquerolles. a df
P. Cros.
Levant Is. a
JBormes Road.
Lavandou. d
Cavalaire. d
C. Camarat. a d
St. Tropez.
St. Maxime.
Sardinieres Pt. u
Fr6jus.
St. Raphael, d
C. JJrammond. a
Agay Road, d
Napoule G.
Cannes, d
St. Marguerite He. a
Jouan G. d
Ilette Pt.
Garoupe. a
AHVE
AHVF
AHVG
AHVJ
AHVK
AHVL
AHVN
AHVO
AHVQ
AHVR
AHVS
AHVW
AHVY
AHVZ
AHWB
AHWD
AHWE
AHWF
AHWI
AHWJ
AHWK
AHWM
AHWN
AHWO
AHWQ
AHWR
AHWS
AHWU
AHWX
AHWZ
AHXB
AHXC
AHXE
AHXF
AHXG
AHXJ
AHXK
AHXL
AHXN
AHXO
AHXP
AHXR
AHXS
AHXT
AHXV
AHXW
AHXY
AHYB
AHYC
AHYE
AHYF
AHYG
AHYJ
AHYK
AHYL
AHYN
AHYO
AHYP
AHYQ
AHYR
AHYS
AHYT
AHYU
AHYV
AHYW
AHYX
Antibes. d
Nice, d
Villefranche. d
C. Ferrat. a -
St. Hospice Pt. d
Monaco.
C. Martin, a
Mentone (Menton). d
Switzerland.
Berne.
Geneva.
Italy.
Ventimiglia. d
San Remo. d
Maurizio. d
Oneglia. d
C. Mele. af
Alassio. d
Albenga.
Noli, a d
Spotorno. d
Vado. d
Savona. d
Varazze.
Voltri.
Genoa. 6 d
Piedmont.
Turin.
C. San Benigno (Ferro,
or, Faro), a
St. Giacomo Pt.
P. Fino. u,
Santa Margherita. d
Rapallo.
Chiavari, d
Sestri Levante.
P. Venere. d
Levanto.
Mesco Pt.
Palmaria I. af
Tinol.
Spezia. b d
Lerici. d
Avenza.
Viareggio. d
Tuscany.
Arno R.
Pisa.
Florence.
Leghorn, df
Meloria Sh.
Gorgona I. u
Vada.
Barratti P.
Piombino Pt. a
Vecchio P.
Troja I.
Castiglione.
Talamone B.
Campo alle Serre. a
Elba I. af
Ferrajo P.
P. Longone.
Monte Grosso. a
Focardo F.
Palmajola I.
Pianosa I.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;
6 « a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Part I.
CORSICA.
SARDINIA. ITALY
SICILY.
AHZB
Africa Rock.
AIDW
Quartu.
AIHQ
P. Torre dell' Annun-
AHZC
Monte Christo.
AIDX
C. St. Elia. a
ziata.
AHZD
Giglio. a
AIDY
Cagliari.
AIHS
Castellamare.
AHZF
Fenaio Pt.
AIEB
C. Spartivento. a
AIHT
Sorrento.
AHZG
Caporosso Pt.
AIEC
P. Malfatano.
AIHU
Massa Lubrense.
AHZI
Giannutri.
AIBD
Rossa B.
AIHW
Campanella Pt.
Capri, a
AHZK
Capel rosso Pt.
AIEG
C. Teulada.
AIHX
AHZL
Capraia. a
AIEH
Pal mas B.
AIHY
Carena Pt.
AHZM
Castello Mt.
AIEJ
San Antioco I.
AIJB
Amain. ■
AHZO
C. Ferraione.
AIEL
C. Sperone. af
AIJC
C. Orso,
AIEM
P. Scuso.
AIJD
Salerno, d
AIEN
St. Pietro I.
AIJF
Agropoli
Licosa Pt.
AHZP
Corsica ( Corse).
AIEP
C. Sandalo.
AUG
AHZQ
C Corso (Corse), a e
AIEQ
Carlo Forte.
AIJH
C. Palinuro. a
AHZS
Giraglia I. d
AIER
Iglesias.
ALTL
Inf reschi P.
AHZT
C. Sagro. a ■,
AIET
Oristano.
AIJM
Scario.
AHZU
Bastia. d t
AIEU
C. San Marco.
AIJN
Policastro.
AHZW
P. St. Nicolas.- r
AIEV
Bosa.
AIJP
Sapri.
C. Bonifati.
AHZX
Alistro. a
AIEX
Rossa I.
AIJQ
AHZY
Favone.
AIEY
Alghero.
AIJR
C. Suvero.
AIBD.
Pinarello B.
AIEZ
P. Conte.
AIXT
Pizzo.
AIBE
Chiappa Pt. a d
AIFC
C. Caccia. a
AUU
Santa Venere P.
AIBF
P. Vecchio. d
AIFD
C. Argentiera.
AIJV
Monteleone.
AIBH
Cavallo I.
AIFE
Asmara I. af
AIJX
C. Vaticano.
AIBJ
Lavezzi I. d
AIFH
C. Caprara. a
AIJY
Gioja. d
AIBK
C. Pertusato. a e
AIFJ
Reale Road.
AIJZ
Bagnara.
AIBM
Bonifacio, d
AIFK
Fornelli Road.
AIKC
Scilla. d
AIBN
C. Feno. d
AIFM
P. Torres.
AIKD
Pezzo.
AIBO
Sen^tose Pt.
AIFN
Sassari.
AIKE
Reggio./
AIBQ
Propriano. d
AIFO
Castel Sardo.
AIKG
C. dell' Armi. a e
AIBR
AIBS
Ajaccio. df
Sanguinaire I. a
AIKH
C. Spartivento. a
AIBU
GaleYia. d
AIFQ
Cala Grande I.
AIBV
C. Cavalo. a
AIFR
Argentario Monte, a
Orbetello.
AIKJ
Sicily.
AIBW
Revellata Pt. d
AIFS
AIKM
C. Pelero, or, Faro.
AIBY
Calvi. d
AIFU
Ercole Pt.
AIKN
Mazzone Pt.
AIBZ
Mt. Grosso.
AIFV
Civita Vecchia. d
AIKO
Str. of Messina.
AICB
Algajola.
AIFW
C. Linaro.
AIKQ
Spuria, a ef
AICE
Rousse I. ad
AIFY
Chiaruccia Tower, a
AIKR
Canzirri.
AIOF
Mortella Pt. a d
AIFZ
Tiber R. c
AIKS
Messina, bf
AICG
St. Florent. d
AIGB
Fiumicino.
AIKU
Scaletta.
AIGD
Rome./
AIKV
Taormina. a
AIGE
Fiumara Grande.
AIKW
Riposto.
AICJ
Sardinia.
AIGF
Ostia.
AIKY
Aci Reale.
AICK
C. Testa, a e
AIGJ
Anzio. d
AIKZ
Mt. JStna.
AICL
Santa Teresa Gallura.
AIGK
Mt. Circep Circello. a
AILB
Catania, b
AICN
Falcone Pt.
AIGL
San Felice.
AILD
C. Santa Croce.
AICO
Razzoli I.
AIGM
Terracina.
AILE
P. Augusta.
AICP
Vacche I.
AIGN
Gaeta. a
AILF
Avolos I. (Torre Avolos).
AICR
Liscia P.
AIGO
Ponza. af
AILH
Magnisi.
AICS
Arsachena G.
AIGP
Guardia Pt.
AILJ
Syracuse.
AICT
Maddalena I. a
AIGQ
Torre Orlando, a
AILK
Belvedere Tower (Syra-
AICV
Guardia Vecchia Hill, a
AIGR
Zannone.
cuse), a
■AICW
Caprera I./
AIGS
Ventotene I. a
AILN
C. Murro di Porco.
AIOX
St. Stefano.
AIGT
C. Miseno.
AILO
Avola.
AICZ
C. Ferro. a
AIGV
Procida. a
AILP
Noto.
AIDB
Cognena G.
AIGW
Mt. Solaro.
AILR
Cozzo Spadaro. af
AIDC
C. Figari. a
AIGX
Piopetto Pt.
AILS
C. Passaro.
AIDF
Aranci B.
AIGZ
Ischia.
AILT
Correnti I.
AIDG
Terranova.
AIHB
Forio.
AILV
Pozzalo.
AIDH
Delia Bocca I.
AIHC
Imperatore Pt. a
P. Bagno.
AILW
C. Scalambri.
AIDK
Bianca I.
AIHE
AILX
Terranova.
AIDL
Tavolara I.
AIHF
Baia.
AILZ
Licata. a
AIDM
P. Brandinchi.
AIHG
Pozzuoli.
AIMB
Palma.
AIDO
Siniscola.
AIHK
Nisita.
AIMC
Girgenti.
AIDP
C. Comino.
AIHL
Naples, b
AIME
P. Empedocle.
AIDQ
Tortoli.
AIHM
Portici.
AIMF
C. Rossello.
AIDS
C. Bellavista. o
AIHN
Granatello.
AIMG
Sciacca.
AIDT
C. Carbonara. a
AIHO
Mt. Vesuvius.
AIMJ
C. St. Marco.
AIDU
Cavoli I.
AIHP
Torre del Greco.
AIMK
C. Granitola.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; f a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
105
MALTA
ADRIATIC.
AIML
Mazzara.
AIQH
Palascia Tower.
AIUF
Vicenza.
AIMO
Marsala.
AIQJ
Missipezza Rk.
Brindisi. a
AIUG
Piave Vecchia.
AIMP
Tramontana Pt.
AIQK
AIUJ
' Cortellazzo.
AIMQ
Favignana. a
Sottile Pt.
AIUK
Cavetta Canal.
AIMS
AIQL
Adriatic.
AIUL
Piave R.
AIMT
Maritimo.
AIUN
Falconera.
AIMU
Libeccio Pt.
AIQN
C. Gallo.
AIUO
Baseleghe.
AIMW
Levanzo.
AIQO
Monopoli.
AIUP
Tagliamento R.
AIMX
Grosso Pt.
AIQP
Mola.
AIUR
Lignano.
AIMY
Fornlica.
AIQS
San Cataldo Pt.
AIUS
Marano.
AINB
Trapani. af
AIQT
Bari. af
Giovinazzo.
ALUT
Alps.
AINC
Palumbo I.
AIQU
AIUW
Lombardy.
AIND
Columbaia 1.
AIQW
Molfetta.
AIUX
Milan.
AINF
AING
Ronciglio Pt.
C.St. Vito.
AlQX
AIQY
Bisceglie.
Trani.
AIUY
P. Buso.
AINH
Castellamare.
AIRB
Barletta.
AIVB
Austria.
AINL
C. Gallo. a
AIRC
Manfredonia.
AIVC
Vienna.
AINM
Mt. Pellegrino.a
AIRD
Mattinata.
AIVD
Grado.
AINP
Palermo.
AIRF
Rossa Pt.
AIVF
P. Primero.
AINQ
C. Zaffrano.
AIRG
Gargano Hd.
AIVG
Isonzo R.
AINB.
Termini Imerese.
AIRH
Vieste. af
AIVH
Panzano B.
AINT
Cefalu.
AIRK
Peschici.
AIVK
Gorizia, or, Goritz.
AINU
C. Orlando.
AIRL
Tremiti Is. a
AIVL
Duino.
AINV
Patti.
AIRM
San Nicola I,
AIVM
Grignano B.
AINX
Oliveri.
AIRO
Pianosa I.
AIVO
Trieste, a b d
AINY
Milazzo.
AIRP
Caprara I.
Pelagosa I.
AIVP
Muggia.
AINZ
Ustica I.o
AIRQ
AIVQ
Servola.
AIOC
Uomo-Morto Pt.
AIRT
Mileto Pt.
AIVS
Zaole.
AIOD
Gavazzi Pt.
AIRU
Termoli.
AIVT
Sottile Pt.
AIRV
Vasto.
AIVU
Istria.
AIOE
Lipari I.'
AIRX
Ortona.
AIVX
Capo d'Istria B.
Isola.
AIOG
Vulcano I.
AIRY
Francavilla.
AIVY
AIOH
Saraceno Mt.
AIRZ
Pescara.
AIVZ
Pirano.
AIOJ
Stromboli I.o
AISC
Fermo.
AIWC
Madonna Pt.
AIOL
Salina I. a
AISD
Mt. Conero.
AIWD
Salvore Pt. a
AIOM
Alicudi.
AISE
Ancon a. ad!/
AIWE
Pegolotta Pt.
AISG
Mt. Cappuccini. a
Senigallia. d •
AIWG
Umago.
AIOQ
Malta, e
AISH
AIWH
Daila.
AIOR
Valetta.6/
AISJ
Fano.
AIWJ
Quieto.
AIOS
Floriana.
AISL
Pesaro.
AIWL
Cittanuova.
AIOU
St. Elmo.
AISM
Cattolica.
AIWM
Torre.
AIOV
Sliema.
AISN
Rimini.
AIWN
Cervera.
AIOW
Marsa Scirocco.
AISP
Cesenatico.
AIWP
Parenzo.
AIOY
Comino I.
AISQ
Cervia.
AIWQ
Fontane.
AIOZ
Gozo.
AISR
Bologna.
AIWR
Orsera.
AIPB
Lampedusa.
AISU
Ravenna.
AIWT
Leme Ch.
AIPD
Cavallo Bianco Pt.
AISV
P. Corsini. a
AIWU
Rovigno.
San Giovanni di Pelago.
AIPE
C. Grecale.
AISW
Primaro.
AIWY
AIPF
Linosa.
AISY
Comacchio.
AIWZ
Brioni Is.
AIPH
PANTELLARIA.e
AISZ
PoR.
AIXB
Pedena Pt.
AIPJ
Curritia (Spadillo) Pt.
AITB
Volano.
AIXD
Fasana.
AITD
Goro Pt.
AIXE
Pol a. 6 d
AIPK
Calabria.
AITE
Gorino.
AIXF
Olivi Islet.
AIPM
, Bovalino.
AITF
Tolle.
AIXH
C. Compare.
AIPN
Gioiosa Jonica.
AITH
Maestra Pt.
AIXJ
P. Veruda.
AIPO
Squillaee.
AITJ
Contarina.
AIXK
Porer Rock, a
AIPR
Catanzaro. .
AITK
Ferrara.
AIXM
C. Promontore.
AIPS
C. Rizzuto. •
AITM
Adige R.
AIXN
Medolino G.
AIPT
C. Colonne. a
AITN
Chioggia. d
AIXO
Ronze.
AIPV
Cotrone.
AITO
Malamocco./'
Rocchetta Ch. a
AIXQ
Merlera Pt.
AIPW
Taranto. 6
AITQ
AIXR
Quarnero G.
AIPX
San Paolo I.
AITR
Alberoni.
AIXS
Bado.
AIPZ
C. St. Vito. a
AITS
Venice, b
AIXU
Arsa Canal.
AIQB
Gallipoli.
AITV
San Nicolo Del Lido, a
AIXV
Gradaz.
AIQC
San Andrea I.
AITW
Tre Porti.
AIXW
Ubas Pt.
AITX
Murano.
AIXZ
Nera Pt.
AIQE
C. Santa Maria di
AITZ
Burano.
AIYB
Lungo (Istria).
Leuca. af
AIUB
Giudecca Canal.
AIYC
Rabaz.
AIQF
AIQG
Montelungo.
Otranto. o
AIUC
AIUE
Mestre.
Padua.
AIYE
AIYF
Fianona.
Farasina.
a Signifies an International Signal Station ; 6 a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station ; d a Llfe-Saving Station;
a Digiuuco » ^ € a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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Part I.
ADRIATIC.
GREECE.
AIYG
Moscenice.
AJDG
*Lucietta I.
AJHB
P. Palermo.
AIYJ
Volosca.
AJDH
Capocesto.
AJHC
Santa Quaranta.
AIYK
Castua.
AJDI
Rogosnizza.
Mulo I.
AJHD
Pagania P.
AJDL
AJHF
Gomenizza P.
AIYL
Hungary.
AJDM
Zirona.
aiyn
Budapest.
AJDN
Bossiljina.
AJHG
Ionian Is.
AIYO
Prague.
AJDP
Trau.
AJHK
Fano I.
AIYP
Croatia.
AJDQ
Castel nuovo
AJHL
Kastri Pt.
AIYB <
Fiume. bd
AJDR
Spalato. d
Almissa.
AJHM
Samothraki I.
AIYS
Maria Teresa Mole
AJDT
AJHO
Corfu.
AIYT
Buccari B.
AJDU
Makarska.
AJHP
Tignoso I.
AIYU
P. Re.
AJDV
Brazza I.
AJHQ
Paxo I.
AIYV
Cherso.
AJDX
Milna.
AJHS
Laka P.
AIYW
Zaglava Rock.
AJDY
St. Pietro.
*AJHT
Madonna I.
AIYX
Glavina Pt.
AJDZ
Juja Pt.
AJHU
P. Gayo.
AIZB
Prestenizze Pt.
AJEC
Spalmadori Ch.
AJHW
Anti-Paxo.
AIZC
Galiola Is.
AJED
Lesina.
AJHX
Sivota I.
AIZD
Unie I.
AJEF
Citta Veechia.
AJHY
PargaP. T*'
AIZF
Sansego.
AJEH '
Verboska.
AJIB
P. St. Giovanni.
AIZG
Ossero.
AJEI
Gelsa.
AJIC
Phanari P.
AIZH
Martinscica, or, Mar-
AJEK
Lissa. ^
AJID
Prevesa.
tincica.
AJEL
St. Georgio P.
AJIE
Greece.
AIZK
Lussin Piccolo, bed.
AJEM
Comisa.
AJIF
Kervasara.
AIZL
Kolorat Hr.
AJEN
Stoncica Pt. a d
AJIG
Arta G.
AIZM
■ Plaunick I .
AJEO
Curzola. a
AJIH
Vonitza.
AIZO
Mortar I.
AJEQ
Valle Grande.
AJIL
Demata B.
AIZP
Sansego I. af
AJER
Tre Pozzi P.
AJIM
P. S. Nikolo.
AIZQ
St. Pietro di Nembo.
AJES
Badia P.
AJIN
Santa Maura.
AIZR
Gruizza, or, Gruica I.
AJEU
Lagosta. a
AJIP
Vliko P.
AIZT
Terstenik I,
AJEV
P. Rosso.
AJIQ
Meganisi Ch.
C. Dukato.
AIZU
Veglia.
AJEW
C. Gomena.
AJIR"
AIZV
Negritto Pt.
Malinska..
AJEY
Narenta Ch. c
AJIT
Drepano.
AIZX
AJEZ
Tolero.
AJIU
Zaverda B.
AIZY
Verbenico.
AJFB
Sabbioncello.
AJIV
Vurko B.
AJBO
New Besca.
AJFD
Meleda I.
AJIX
Kalomo.
AJBF
Novi.
AJFE
P. Palazzo.
AJIY
Cephalonia.
AJBG
Morlacca Ch.
AJFG
Palma P.
AJIZ
Asso.
AJBI
Segna, or, Zengg.
AJFI
Stagno.
AJKC
Samos.
AJBL
Pervicchio I.
AJFK
Lagostini I.
AJKD
San Theodora Pt.
AJBN
Arbe P.
AJFL
Olipa I.
P. Gravosa.
AJKE
Anastasia B.
AJBO
Dolin I.
AJFN
AJKG
Argostoh.
AJBP
Gabovacatrida.
AJFO
Pettini I.
AJKH
Lixuri.
AJBR
P. Jablanaz.
AJFP
Ragusa. d
AJKI
Guardiana I.
AJBS
Pago I.
AJFR
Old Ragusa (Ragusa
AJKM
Ithaca I.
AJBT
Novalja.
Veechia).
AJKN.
P. Vathi.
AJBV
Saska B.
AJFS
Pt. D'Ostro. a
AJKO
Frikes P.
AJBW
Skerda I.
AJFT
Topla B.
AJKQ
Zante.
AJBX
Poklib I.
AJFV
Castelnuovo.
AJKR
Krionero Pt.
AJBZ
Ulbo.
AJFW
Teodo B.
AJKS
Stro vathi (Stamphani
AJCB
Selve.
AJFX
Risano.
Is). -
AJCD
San Antonio Pt.
AJFZ
Cattaro.
AJKU
Astoko.
AJCF
Lutostrak I.
AJGB
Traste.
AJKV
Pandelemona P.
AJCG
Puntadura.
AJGC
Budua.
AJKW
Petala P.
AJCH
Brevilacqua.
AJKY
Missolonghi.
AJCK
Berguglie B.
AJGE
Bosnia.
AJKZ
Sosti I.
AJGF
Herzegovina.
AJLB
Patras.
AJCL
Dalmatia.
AJGH
Montenegro.
AJLD
Corinth.
AJCM
Grossa I.
AJGK
Antivari./
AJLE
Lepanto.
Galaxidi.
AJCO
P. Lungo.
AJGL
Servia.
AJLF
AJCP
Bianche Pt.
AJLH
Salona G.
AJCQ
Manzo.
AJGM
Albania.
AJLI
Aspra Spitia, or, Isidore
AJCS
Premuda.
AJGO
Dulcigno.
AJCT
Arnica Pt.
AJGP
Bojana R.
AJLK
"Vostitza.
AJCU
Zara. d
AJGQ
Skutari.
AJLN
C. Papas.
AJCW
P. St. Cassano.
AJGS
C. Rodoni.
AJLO
Glarenza.
AJCX
Babac I.
AJGT
Durazzo.
AJLP
Katakolo.
AJCY
Pasman.
AJGU
Samana Pt. (Semeni R.)
AJLR
Pyrgos.
AJDB
Morter I.
AJGW
Saseno I.
AJLV
Arcadia G.
AJDC
Sebenico. d
AJGX
Valona B.
AJLW
Kyparissia.
AJDE
P. Tajer.
AJGY
Dukati P.
AJLX
Proti I.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Tiino Signal Station ; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station:
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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107
ARCHIPELAGO.
SEA OF MARMORA.
AJLZ
Navarin, or, Neo Kas-
tro.
AJMB
Sapienza I.
AJMC
Mothoni.
AJME
Morea.
AJMF
Korofli.
AJMG
Petalidi.
AMI
Kalamata.
AJMK
C. Kitries.
AJML
Limeni.
AJMO
C. Matapan.
AJMP
Kolokithia B.
AJMQ
Skutari.
AJMS
Gythium.
AJMT
Cranoe I.
AJMU
Iris, or, Vasili R.
AJMW
Sparta.
AJMX
Cerigo I.
AJMY
C. Spathi.
AJNB
Kapsali B.
AJNC
Cerigotto.
AJND
C. Malea.
AJNF
Belo Pulo I.
AJNG
Ieraka P.
AJNH
Pulithra P.
AJNK
Nauplia.
AJNL
Argos.
Tolon B.
AJNM
AJNP
Khaidari P.
AJNQ
Kiladia P.
AJNR
Spezzia I.
AJNU
Hydra.
AJNV
C. Zurva.
AJNX
Mandraki.
AJNY
Poros.
AJNZ
Dana Pt.
AJOO
Pogon P.
AJOD
iEgina.
AJOE
Sophiko P.
AJOG
Kalamaki.
AJOH
Salamis B.
AJOI
Lipso I.
AJOL
Eleusis.
AJOM
Pirseus.
AJON
Phalerum B.
AJOP
Athens. ■
AJOQ
C. Themistocles.
AJOR
Phleva I.
AJOS
0. Colonna.
AJOU
Agastira B.
AJOV
P. Mandri.
AJOW
P. Raphti.
AJOX
Petali G.
AJOY
Euripo Ch.
AJOZ
Talanta B.
AJPB
Berdugi I.
AJPD
Candia (Crete).
AJPE
Khania.
AJPF
C. Drepano.
AJPH
Suda B.
AJPI
Azizieh.
AJPK
Rithymno, or, Retimo
AJPM
Megalo Kastron, or
Candia Town.
AJPN
C. St. John, or, Spina
longa.
AJPO
P. Nikolo.
AJPR
AJPS
AJPT
AJPV
AJPW
AJPX
AJPY
AJPZ
AJQB
AJQC
AJQE
AJQF
AJQG
AJQI
AJQK
AJQL
AJQN
AJQO
AJQP
AJQS
AJQT
AJQU
AJQW
AJQX
AJQY
AJRB
AJRC
AJRD
AJRF
AJRG
AJRH
AJRK
AJRL
AJRM
AJRO
AJRP
AJRQ
AJRT
AJRU
AJRV
AJRX
AJRY
AJRZ
AJSC
AJSD
AJSE
AJSG
AJSH
AJSI
AJSL
AJSM
AJSN
AJSP
AJSQ
AJSR
AJSU
AJSV
AJSW
AJSY
AJSZ
AJTB
AJTD
AJTE
AJTF
AJTH
AJTI
AJTK
AJTM
C. Sitia.
C. Sidero.
Hierapetra.
Sphakia. .
Gavdo I.
Greek Archipelago.
Milo.
St. Georgio Islet.
Siphano.
Serpho.
P. Livadhi.
Thermia.
Zea. e
P. St. Nikolo.
Tinos.
St. Nikolas.
Planumi I.
Steno Pass.
Andros.
Gavrion P.
Kordion B.
Doro Ch.
Syra.
Gaidaro Islet.
Hermopolis.
Mykoni.
C. Armenisti.
Rhenea
Delos.
Paros.
Naussa P.
Parekhia P.
Antiparos.
Naxos.
Naxia.
Amorgo.
P. Vathy.
Nio.
Santorin.
C. Akroteri.
Anaphi.
Rhodes./
Lindos.
C. Prasonisi.
Scarpanto.
Tristoma.
Livadia B.
I
Maltezana.
Kandeliusa.
Niseros.
Symi.
Kalolimno.
Kalimno.
Levitha.
Lero.
Lipso.
Patmos.
Skala.
Stavros P.
Griko P.
Nikaria.
Furni.
Samos.
P. Tigani.
Vathi P.
Psara.
Khios (Scio).
AJTN
AJTO
AJTQ
AJTR
AJTS
AJTV
AJTW
AJTX
AJTZ
AJUB
AJUG
AJUE
AJUF
AJUG
AJUI
AJUK
AJUL
AJUN
AJUO
AJJJP
AJUR
AJUS
AJUT
AJUW
AJUX
AJUY
AJVB
AJVC
AJVD
AJVF
AJVG
AJVH
AJVK
AJVL
AJVM
AJVO
AJVP
AJVQ
AJVS
AJVT
AJVU
AJVX
AJVY
AJVZ
AJWC
AJWD
AJWE
AJWG
AJWH
AJWI
AJWL
AJWM
AJWN
AJWP
AJWQ
i
AJWR
AJWT
AJWU
AJWV
AJWY
AJWZ
AJXB
AJXD
AJXE
Pasha I.
Kastro.
Kolokithia.
Paspargo I.
Boghazi P.
Mitylene.
P. Kalloni.
Sigri P.
Eleos I.
Iero P.
Strati.
Lemnos.
Mudros B.
Kondia P.
Kastro.
Purnea B.
Tenedos.
Ponente Pt.
Gadaro I.
Imbros. '
C. Kephalo.
Samothraki.
Thaso I.
EuBosA I., or, Negro-
PONT.
Strongilo I.
Zeitun, or, Stylida G.
C. Kiliomeli.
C. Vasilina.
Mijella, or, Amaliopolis.
Volo.
Skyro.
Skiatho.
Skopelo.
Guruni Hd.
Khelidromi I.
Pelago I.
Turkey.
Macedonia.
Roumelia.
Saloniki.
Vardar Bank Lt. V.
C. Kara.
Panomi Pt.
Kassandra G.
ProblakaB.
M. Athos.
Plati.
Deuthero Cove.
Kavala.
Kalamuti Hr.
Fenar Pt.
D^deagatch.
Enos.
G. of Xeros.
Baklar P.
The Dardanelles, e
C. Helles.
C. Yeni-Shehr.
Kum Kalessi.
Kephez Pt.
Sari Siglar.
Chanak.
Nagara Liman.
Nagara Kalessi Abydos
(Castle).
a SieuiBes an International Signal Station ; 6 a Time Signal Station ; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station ;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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Part I.
SEA OF MARMORA
BLACK SEA.
AJXH
Gallipoli.
AKCF
Therapia.
Buyukber6.
AKFN
Moldava.
AJXI
Dohan Asian Bank Lt.V.
AKCG
AKFO
Dobrogea.
AJXK
Sar Kioi.
AKCI
Buyuk B.
AJXM
Myriophyto.
AKCJ
Fanaraki.
AKFQ
Bessarabia.
AJXN
Hora.
AKCL
Kandilli.
AKFR
Dniester B.
AJXO
Tekfur Dagh, or, Ro-
AKON
Anadolu Hissari I.
AKFS
Tsarigrld Mouth, d
dosto.
AKCO
Khanlijeh.
AKFU
Akerman. d
AJXQ
Erekli.
AKCP
Injir B.
AKFV
C. Fontana.
AJXR
Silivri.
AKCR
Beikos.
AJXS
Bayuk Chekmejeh B.
AKCS
Selvi Burnu.
AKFW
Odessa, bed
AJXU
Stefano Pt.
AKCT
Umur Banks Lt. V.
AKFY
Dnieper R. c
AJXV
Moda Liman.
AKCV
Majar B
AKFZ
Berezan I.
AJXW
Fanar Burnu.
AKCW
Rumili Kavak.
AKGB
Victorovski.
AJXZ
Princes I.
AKCX
Rumili.
AKGD
Suvorovski.
AJYB
Halki.
AKCZ
C. Anatoli.
AKGE
Och&kov. acd
AJYC
Prinkipo.
AKGF
Nikolaev. 6 d
AJYE
Kartal.
AKDB
Black Sea.
AKGI
Kinburn.
AJYP
Pendik.
AKGJ
Ajighiol Spit Lt. V.
AJYG
Paulo Liman.
AKDC
Kara Burnu.d
AKGL
Bug R. c
AJYI
Tuzla (Touzla). *
AKDF
Inada.
AKGN
Sviatotroitski.
AJYK
Tutun Liman.
AKDG
C. Kuri.
AKGO
Voloshski, or, Volosh-
AJYL
Ismid.
AKDH
Sizepoii (Pribachi C).
skaia.
AJYN
Karamusal.
AKDJ
Megalo Nisi I.
AKGP
Aogoyavlensk.
AJYO
Dil Bumu.
AKDL
Poros Pt.
AKGR
Siversov.
AJYP
Topehe B.
AKDM
Bdrghaz B.
AKGS.
Bqggonosky.
F. Nikolaev. 6
AJYR
Boz Burnu.
AKDO
Anastatia, or, Papas I.
Messemvria.
AKGT.
AJYS-
Gemlik, or, Kios.
AKDP
AKGV
Konstantinovski.
AJYT
Mudania.
AKDQ
AKDS
C. Emineh.
AKGW
Alexandrovsk.
AJYV
Kalolimno.
Kamchy R.
Bulgaria.
AKGX
Stanislav.
AJYW
Brusa.
AKDT
AKGZ
Kherson.
AJYX
Pandemia.
AKDU
C. Galata.
AKHB
Tendra B. a
AJZB
Peramo B.
AKDV
Varna.
AKHC
Perekop G.
AJZC
Marmara I.
AKDW
Baljik.
AJZD
Palatia B.
AKDX
Kavarna.
AKHE
Krimea, or Crimea.
AJZF
Mermerjik B.
AKDY
C. Kaliakra.
AKHF
C. Tarkhan. acd
AJZG
Galimi.
AKEB
C. Shableh.
AKHG
Eupatoria. d
AJZH
Fanar Adasi Islet.
AKEC
Kustenjeh (Kustendji).
AKHJ
Sevastopol. 6 df
AJZK
Kalazak, or, Klazati.
AKED
Roumania.
AKHL
Inkerman.
AJZL
Alonyi.
-r» it-
AKEF
Mangalia (Mangolia).
AKHM
C. Khersonese. a cf
AJZM
Pasha Liman.
AKEG
C. Tuzla.
AKHO
Balaklava. d
AJZO
Kutali Road.
AKEH
Constantza./
AKHP
C. Aitodor. a d
AJZP
Arablar.
AKEI
Cara-Irman (Kara-Her-
AKHQ
Yalta, c d
AJZQ
Palios Pt.
man). ,
AKHS
Urzuf.
AJZS
AJZT
AJZU
AJZW
Rhoda.
Artaki B.
Karabuga.
Kamir.
AKEJ
AKEL
AKEM
Portiza (Portici).
St. George Mouth.
Sulina Mouth, d
AKHT
AKHW
AKHX
Sudak.
Theodosia (Kaffa). d
C. Chauda. a
AKEN
Serpents I. (Fidonisi).
AKHY
Kyz Aul Pt. a c
AKEO
Kilia Mouth.
AKIB
C. Takly.
AJZX
Bosphorus. a
AKEP
Tulcea.
AKIC
Tuslinski Lt. V.
AJZY
Seraglio Pt.
AKEQ
AKER
Isaccea.
AKID
C. St. Paul, d
AKBD
Kadi Kioi.
Galatz
AKIF
Kamish.
AKBE
Haidar Pasha.
AKES
Braila.
AKIG
Churubash.
AKBF
Kavak Burnu.
AKET
Macin.
AKBH
Leander Tower.
AKEU
Borcea.
AKIH
Kertch. c
AKBI
Skutari.
AKEV
Hirsova (Hirssova).
Cernavoda.
AKIL
Yenikale C. d
AKBJ
Constantinople, or,
AKEW
AKIM
Arabat B.
Stambul.
AKEX
Calarasi.
AKIN
Ghenitchesk Str.
AKBN
Adrianople.
Golden Horn.
AKEY
Olteniza.
AKIP
Beriuch Spit.
AKBO
AKEZ
Giurgiu.
AKIQ
Obitotchna Spit.
AKBQ
Pera.
AKFB
Turnu-Magurele.
AKIR
Berdiansk. d
AKBR
Galata.
AKFC
Corabia.
AKIT
Bielosarai Spit, d
AKBS
Topkhana.
AKFD
Calafat.
AKIU
Mariupol, c d
AKBIT
Fundukli.
AKFE
Turnu-Severin.
AKIV
Beglitzkaia Lt. V. c
AKBV
Orta Kioi.
AKFG
Danube, c
AKIX
Taganrog, c d
AKBW
Kuru Chesmeh.
AKFH
Bucharest.
AKIY
Rostov, d
AKBY
Arnaut Kioi.
AKFI
Jassy.
AKIZ
Azov.
AKBZ
Bebek.
AKFJ
Craiova.
AKJC
Don R. cd
AKCB
Rumili Hissar.
AKFL
Oltenia.
AKJD
Pechany Lt. V.
AKCE
Yeni-Kioi.
AKFM
Mutenia.
AKJE
Eisk Spit, d
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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109
ASIA MINOR.
NORTH AFRICA.
AKJG
Dolga Spit.
TemriukB. '
AKOB
Ali-Agha P.
AKRV
Latakiyah.
AKJH
AKOD
Foggia Nova.
AKRW
Markhab.
AKJI
Taman Lake.
AKOE
Fouies.
AKRX
Tartus.
AKOF
Oglak I.
AKRZ
Ruad I.
AKJM
Asia Minor
AKOH
C. Merminji.
AKSB
Tripoli.
AKJN
Caucasus.
AKOI
Pelican Spit Lt. V.
AKSC
Ramkine I.
AKJO
Circassia.
AKOJ
Sanjak Spit Lt. V.
AKSE
Jebeil.
AKJQ
Tuzla Bank.
AKOM
Smyrna.
AKSF
Beirut.
AKJR
Anapa.
Doob Pt.
AKON
* Vourlah.
AKSG
Damascus.
AKJS
AKOP
Sahib P.
AKSI
Saida.
AKJU
Penai Pt.
AKOR
Eritra.
AKSJ
Jezireh.
AKJW
Npvorossisk, or, Sujak
AKOS
Kezil Pt.
AKSL
Sur, or, Tyre.
Bay.
AKOT
Chesme.
AKSN
Akka, or, Acre.
AKJY
Ghelenjik B.
AKOV
Egrilar.
AKSO
Haifa.
AKJZ
Kadosh, or, Chardak Pt.
AKOW
Mersin P.
AKSP
C. Carmel.
AKLD
F. St. Duka.
AKOX
Sikia P.
AKSR
Kaisariyeh (Ceesarea).
AKLE
Sochinski (Socha Bitke
AKOZ
Sighajik P.
AKST
Arsuf (Appolonia).
Pt.) ,
AKPB
Ephesus.
AKSU
Yafa.
AKLF
Pitsunda Pt.
AKPC
Skala Nuova G.
AKSV
Jericho.
AKLH
Bombori F..
AKPE
Hussein Pt.
AKSW
Palestine.
AKLI
Guduat.
AKPF
Budrum.
AKSX
Jerusalem.
AKLJ
Sukhum B.
AKPG
Giova P.
AKSY
Yebnah.
AKLN
Redoute Kalessi.
AKPI
Gallipoli P.
AKSZ
Dead Sea.
AKLO
Poti F. c d
AKPJ
Kos.
AKLP
Batum-. c d
AKPL
Kum Pt.
AKTB
Africa.
AKLR
Gunieh.
AKPN
Doris G.
AKPO
Ipsera Met.
AKTC
Egypt.
AKLS
Caspian Sea.
AKTD
Cairo.
AKLT
Volga R.
AKPQ
Levant.
AKTF
El Arish.
AKLV
Baku.
AKPS
Karamania.
AKTG
P. Said, ab ef
AKLW
Tiflis.
AKPT
Marmarice.
AKTI
Suez Canal.
AKLX
Georgia.
AKPU
Karaghatch Hr.
AKTL
Lake Menzaleh.
AKLZ
Armenia.
AKPW
Makri Hr. /
AKTM
Ismaila.
AKPX
Kastelorizo I.
AKTO
Lake Timsah.
AKMB
Rizo.
AKPY
Tristomos.
AKTQ
Great Bitter Lake.
AKMC
Trebizond.
AKQB
Yali B.
AKTR
Little Bitter Lake.
AKMD
Erzerum.
AKQC
Adalia.
AKTU
Damietta.
AKME
Platana.
AKQD
Kara Burnu.
AKTW
Nile R.
AKMF
C. Ier6s.
AKQF
C. Kiloarda.
AKTX
Brulosi
AKMG
Tereboli.
AKQG
Alaya.
AKTZ
Rosetta.
AKMI
Kerassond, or, Keras-
AKQH
Anamur C.
AKUB
Abukir B.
unda.
AKQJ
Chelindreh P.
AKUC
Alexandria, ab d e
AKML
VonaB.
AKQL
Cavaliere C.
AKUE
El Amaid.
AKMO
Unieh.
AKQM
Aghaliman.
AKUF
Kanais G.
AKMP
Samsun.
AKQO
Bagasse Pt.
AKUG
Marsa Omrakum.
AKMQ
Halys Pt., or, C. Bafra.
Kizil Irmak.
AKQP
Mersina.
AKUI
Marsa Tebruk.
AKMS
AKQR
Karadash Burnu.
AKUJ
Bombah G.
AKMT
Sinub, or, Sinope.
AKUL
Menelaus Hr.
AKMW
C. Injeh. '
AKQT
Cyprus.
AKMX
C. Ineboli.
AKQU
Kerynia.
AKUN
Tripoli.
AKMY
C. Kerempeh.
AKQV
Nicosia.
AKUO
Dernah. /
AKNB
Kara-Agatch.
AKQW
C Arnauti.
AKUP
Marsa Sousah.
AKNC
Amastra.
AKQX
Paphos.
AKUR
Gureina (Cyrene).
AKND
Koslu B.
AKQY
C. Gata.
AKUS
Tolmeita.
AKNF
Bender Erekli (Hera-
AKQZ
Limasol.
AKUT
Ben Ghazi (Berenice).
klea).
AKRC
C. Kiti.
AKUW
Marsa Zafran, or', Chebek.
AKNH
C. Kefken.
AKRD
Larnaka.
AKUX
Misratah.
AKNJ
Kirpen I.
Kilia Pt.
AKRE
C. Greco.
AKUY
Ras Zorug.
AKNL
AKRF
Famagusta.
AKVB
Lebidah.
AKRH
C. Andreas.
AKNM
Anatolia.
AKVD
Tunis. ;
AKNP
Bashika B.
AKRI
Syria.
AKVE
Zarzis.
AKNQ
Yukyeri Pt.
AKRJ
Ayas.
AKVF
Jerba I. (Djerba).
AKNR
G. Baba.
AKRM
Bayas.
AKVG
Bahiret el bu Grara.
AKNT
Sivriji Pt.
AKRN
Iskandertin G.
AKVH
Humt Adjim.
AKNU
Adramyti.
AKRO
Alexandretta (Iskande-
AKVI
Gabes, or, Kabes. d
AKNV
Dikili.
run).
AKVJ
Skira.
AKNX
P. Aiano.
Sandarli G.
AKRQ
Antioch.
AKVM
Sur-KenisB.
AKNY
AKRS
Bazit Pt.
AKYN
Sfax. d
AKNZ
Rema B.
AKRT
Ibn Hani Pt.
AKVO,
Kerkenah Is.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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Part I.
NORTH AFRICA.
ATLANTIC OCEAN.
WEST AFRICA.
AKVQ
Sherki I.
AKZV
Velez de la Gomera.
ALEM
Arrecife Pt.
akvr
Mahedia.
AKZX
Alcala B.
ALEN
Lobos I.
akvs
Kuriat Is.
AKZY
Tetuan.
ALEP
Fuerteventura.
akvu
Monastir.
ALBO
Almadabra, or, Madraga
ALEQ
Jandia Pt.
akvw
Susa (Sousse). d
B.
ALER
Gran Canaria.
akvy
Herkla (Hergla).
ALBE
Ceuta. d
ALET
Isleta Pt. e
akvz
Hammamet.
ALBF
Almina Pt.
ALEU
P. de la Luz.
akwb
Kalibia.
ALBG
• Malabata Pt.
ALEV
Palmas.
akwd
C. Bon. a e ■
ALBI
Tangier, a
ALEX
Maspalomas Pt.
Sardina Pt.
akwb
Goletta (La Goulette). d
ALBJ
C. Spartel. a e
ALEY
akwg
Carthage C. a.
ALBK
Jeremias Anchorage.
ALEZ
Tenerife.
akwh
Piana I. (El Kamela).
ALBN
Arsila, or, Arzila.
ALFC
Anaga Pt. e
akwi
Poeto Faeina. a
ALBO
El Araish.
A&FD
Santa Cruz, a c
AKWJ
Cani Is.
ALBP
Mehediya.
ALFE
Orotava P.
AKWM
Benzert (Bizeeta). a d
ALBS
Rabat and Sali.
ALFH
Gomera.
AKWN
Fratelli Rocks.
ALBT
Dar el Beida.
ALFI
San Sebastian.
AKWO
Ras Engela.
ALBV
Azimur.
ALFJ
Hierro, or, Ferro.
AKWP
C. Serrat.
ALBW
Mazighan.
ALFM
Palma.
AKWR
Galita (La Galite). d
ALBX
C. Cantin, or, Ras iil
ALFN
Cumplida Pt.
AKWS
Sorelle Rocks.
Hadik.
ALFO
Salvage Is.
AKWU
C. Negro.
ALBZ
Safi (Asafi).
AKWV
Tabarka. d
ALCB
Mogador.
ALFQ
C. Bojador.
ALCD
Fez.
ALFR
Ouro R.
AKWY
Algeria.
ALCF
Agadir, or, Santa Cruz.
ALFS
C. Barbas.
AKWZ
La Calle. a d
ALCG
Tiznitz.
ALFU
C. Blanco.
AKXO
C. Rosa (Rose).
ALCH
Wadi Draa (Nun R.).
ALFV
Arguin B.
C. Mirik.
AKXD
Bona (B6ne). d
ALCJ
C. Juby.
ALFW
AKXF
F. Genois.
ALFY
Portendick.
AKXG
C. de Garde, a
ALCK
Atlantic Ocean.
AKXI
Takush B.
ALFZ
Baebaey Coast.
AKXJ
C. de Fer. a
ALCM
Azores.
AKXM
Philippe ville. d
ALCN
Corvo.
ALGB
Senegal R.
AKXN
Stora. d
ALCO
Flores.
ALGD
St. Louis.
AKXP
Constantine.
ALCP
Santa Cruz.
ALGE
Almadi, or, Almadies
AKXQ
Srigina I.
ALCR
Fayal.
Pt.
AKXS
Collo. d
ALCS
Horta. d e
ALGF
Senegambia.
AKXT
C. el Jerba.
ALCT
Espalamaca Pt.
ALGI
C. Verde, a
AKXV
C. Bougaroni. a
ALCU
Pico.
ALGJ
Goree.
AKXW
Jidjelli (Djidjelli). d
ALCW
San Jorge.
ALGK
Dakar, a b
AKXZ
Ras Afia.
ALCX
Graciosa.
ALGN
Rufisque.
AKYB
Bougie, d
ALCY
Terceira.
AKYD
C. Carbon, a
ALDB
Praya.
ALGO
Cape Verde Is.
AKYE
Dellys. d
ALDC
Angra. c d
ALGP
St. Antonio.
AKYG
C. de 1'Aiguille. a
ALDE
San Miguel (St. Mich-
ALGR
Bull Pt.
AKYH
C. Bengut.
aels).
ALGS
Tarrafal B.
AKYJ
C. Matifu. a d
ALDG
Ponta Delgada. a b d
ALGT
Santa Cruz.
AKYL
Bouzareah. a
ALDH
Villa Franca.
ALGV
St. Vincent.
AKYN
Algier (Alger). 6 d
ALDI
Arnel Pt. ace
ALGW
P. Grande.
AKYO
C. Caxine.
ALDK
Ferraria Pt. e
ALGX
Bird I. a
AKYQ
Tipaza. P. d
ALDM
Santa Maria I.
ALGZ
Santa Luzia.
AKYR
Shershel (Cherchell). d
ALDN
Villa do Porto.
ALHB
St. Nicholas.
AKYT
Tenez, or, Tenes. a d
ALDP
Formigas.
ALHC
Preguiza.
AKYU
C. Ivi.
ALHE
Sal (Salt) I.
AKYW
Mostaganem. d
ALDQ
Madeira.
ALHF
Bona vista.
AKYX
Arzeu, or, Arzew. d
ALDR
Fora I. ad
ALHG
English Road.
AKZB
Oran. d
ALDS
Loo Rock, a c
ALHJ
Mayo I.
AKZO
Marsa el Kelnr. d
ALDT
Funchal. d
ALHK
St. Jago.
AKZE
C. Falcon, a
ALDU
Pargo Pt. a c
ALHM
P. Praya.
AKZF
Habibas Is.
ALDV
Cruz Pt.
ALHO
Tarrafal Pt.
AKZH
Beni Saf Hr. d
ALDX
P. Santo.
ALHP
Leton Rock.
AKZI
Raschgun I.
ALDY
Bezerta Grande.
ALHQ
Fogo I.
AKZL
Nemours, d
ALDZ
Bugio.
ALHS
Brava I.
AKZM
Morocco.
ALEB
Canary Is."
ALHT
Gambia.
AKZN
Milonia R.
ALEC
Allegranza.
ALHU
Bathurst.
AKZP
Mulaya R.
ALED
Delgada Pt.
ALHW
Albreda.
AKZQ
Zafarin I.
ALEG
Graciosa.
ALHX
Yarbutenda.
AKZR
Melilla. df
ALEH
Lanzarote.
ALHY
Kasamanze R.
AKZT
C. Tre Forcas.
ALEI
Pechiquera Pt.
Naos P.
ALIB
Karabane I.
AKZU
Alhucemas.
ALEK
ALIC
Zighinkor.
a Signifles an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Ill
WEST AFRICA.
SOUTH AFRICA.
ALID
Brin Factory.
ALND
Prah R.
ALQT
Bata.
ALIF
Sedhiu.
ALNE
C. Coast Castle, o
ALQU
San Bento R.
ALIG
Dianna.
ALNF
Anamaboe.
ALQV
Medondo.
ALIH
C. Roxo.
ALNG
ASHANTI.
ALQW
Corisco B.
ALIK
Cacheo R.
ALNH
Akkra, a b
ALQX
Elobey I.
ALIM
Salsang.
ALNI
Kumassi.
ALQY
Muni.
ALIN
Farin.
ALNJ
Soudan.
ALQZ
Gaboon R.
ALIP
Batur.
ALNK
Volta R.
ALRC
Gombe Pt.
ALIQ
Bissao I.
ALNM
Adda.
ALRD
Libreville.
ALIR
Jeba R.
ALNO
C. St. Paul.
ALRE
Komo R. ,
ALIU
Bijouga Is.
ALNP
Jella Koffl.
ALRG
Ogow6 R.
ALIV
Bulama.
ALNQ
Kitta.
ALRH
Nazareth B.
ALIX
Alcatraz I.
ALNR
P. Seguro.
Agwen.
ALRI
Lopez C.
ALIY
Nunez R.
ALNS
ALRK
Fernand Vaz.
ALIZ
C. Verga.
ALNT
Togo.
ALRM
Settee R. a
ALJC
Ponga R.
ALNU
Little Popo.
ALRN
Mayumba B.
ALJD
Tabuia, or, Taboria.
ALNV
Whyda.
ALRP
Kuilu R.
ALJE
Bangalong.
ALNX
Kotonu.
ALRQ
Loango B.
ALJG
Brameya R.
ALNY
P. Novo.
ALRS
Massabe.
ALJH
Isles de Los.
• ALRU
Chiloango R.
ALJI
Bulbineh.
ALNZ
Dahomey.
ALRV
Malemba B.
ALJM
Konakri.
ALOB
Abomeh (Abomey).
ALRW
Kabinda.
ALJN
Matakong I.
ALOC
Badagri.
ALRY
Kongo R.
ALJO
Mellakon R.
ALOD
Lekki.
ALRZ
French Pt. a
ALJQ
Benti Pt.
ALOE
Lagos.
Palm Oil Rs.
ALSB
Shark Pt. (Padrao).
ALJR
Great Skarcies R.
ALOF
ALJS
Mambolo.
ALOH
Benin R.
ALSD
Kongo Free State.
ALJU
Yellaboi Sound.
ALOI
Wari.
ALSE
Banana Creek.
ALOJ
Forcados R.
ALSF
P. da Lenha.
ALJV
Sierra Leone.
ALOM
Gana Gana.
ALSI
Embomma (Bomma).
ALJW
Free Town.
ALON
Middleton R.
ALSJ
Brazzaville.
ALJY
Banana Is.
ALSM
Leopoldville.
ALJZ
Sherbro R.
ALOP
Niger.
ALSN
Stanley Pool.
ALKB
C. St. Ann.
ALOR
Akedo.
ALSO
Padron Pt.
ALKD
Manna R.
ALOS
Nun Entrance.
ALKF
C. Mount.
ALOT
Akassa (Baracoon Pt.).
ALSQ
Angola.
ALKH
Liberia.
ALOV
Abo.
ALSR
Ambrizette.
ALKI
Caldwell. '
ALOW
Ndoni.
ALST
Foreland Bluff.
ALKJ
C. Mesurado.
ALOX
Onitsha.
ALSV
Ambriz B. a
ALKN
Monrovia.
ALOZ
Asaba.
ALSW
Dande Pt.
ALKO
Grand Bassa.
ALPB
Ida.
ALSX
Funta B.
ALKP
Trade Town.
ALPC
Binue R.
ALSZ
Bengo B.
ALKR
Sestos R.
ALPE
Yola.
ALTB
Loanda (P. of). 6
ALKS
Kru.
ALPG
C. Formosa.
ALTC
San Miguel F. a
ALKT
Nifu.
ALPI
Brass R.
ALTE
Loanda I.
ALKV
Grand Sesters.
ALPJ
Bonny R.
New Calabar R.
ALTF
Palmeirinhas Pt.
ALKW
Garraway.
ALPK
ALTG
Coanza R.
ALKX
Mano R.
ALPN
Calabar.
ALTI
Calumbo.
ALKZ
C. Palmas.
ALPO
Opobo R.
ALTJ
Massangano.
ALMB
Grain Coast.
ALPQ
Old Calabar R.
ALTK
Dondo.
ALMC
Tabu.
ALPS
Duke Town.
ALTN
Cassanha.
ALME
Drewin.
ALPT
Cross R.
ALTO
Nova Redonda. a
ALMF
Sassandra, or, St. An-
ALPU
Rio del Rey.
ALTP
Kwi Kombo.
drew R.
ALTR
Lobito B.
ALMG
, Amokwa.
ALPW
Bight of Biafra.
ALTS
Benguela.
ALMI
Akba.
ALPX
Fernando Po.
ALTU
Salinas Pt.
ALMJ
Grand Bassam.
ALPY
Fernanda Pt.
ALTW
Elephant B.
ALMK
Assini R. a
ALQB
Santa Isabel.
ALTX
C. St. Mary.
ALMO
Newtown.
ALQC
Princes I.
ALTY
C. Martha.
ALMP
Albani R.
ALQD
Santo Antonio B.
ALUB
Little Fish B.
ALQF
St. Thome (Thomas I.).
ALUC
Mossamedes.
ALMQ
Ivory Coast.
ALQG
Anna de Chaves B.
ALUD
P. Alexander.
ALMS
Ankobra R.
ALQH
Annobon I.
ALUE
Albino Pt.
ALMT
Axim
ALUF
Great Fish B.
ALMU
C. Three Points.
ALQJ
Kamerun R.
ALUG
Nourse, or, Cunene R.
ALMW
Gold Coast.
ALQK
Malimba R.
ALMX
Guinea G.
ALQM
Batanga. *
Beundo R.
ALUH
Damaraland.
ALMY
Dix Cove.
ALQO
ALUI
C. Frio.
ALNB
Sekondi.
ALQP
Batonga Roadstead.
ALUJ
Swakopmund Road.
ALNC
Elmina.
ALQR
Campo R.
ALUK
Walfisch B.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; o a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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Part I.
SOUTH AFRICA.
EAST AFRICA.
ALUM
Hollam's Bird I.
ALYK
East London. abed
AMCS
Mazimbwa B.
ALUO
Spencer B.
alym
Buffalo R.
AMCU
Marongo.
ALUP
Ichabo.
ALYN
KeiR.
AMCV
Tunghi B.
aluq
Angra Pequena.
ALYP
Mazeppa Pt.
ALUS
Robert Hr.
ALYQ
Bashee R.
AMCY
Comoro I. (Comores).
ALUT
Possession I.
ALYR
St. John R.
AMCZ
Maroni.
ALUV
Great Namaqualand-
ALYS
Grovenor P.
AMDB
Mohilla I. (Moheli).
ALUW
Orange R.
ALYT
P. Shepstone.
AMDC
Dueni Cove (Fumboni
ALYU
Umpambinyoni R.
B.). •
ALUX
Ascension I. e
ALYV
Amahlongwana R.
AMDE
Johanna I. (Aujouan).
ALUY
Georgetown.
ALYW
Aliwal Shoal.
AMDF
Pomoni Hr.
ALUZ
Clarence B.
AMDG
Mayotta.
ALVC
St. Helena, e
ALYX
Natal.
AMDJ
Pamanzi, or, Zaudzi
ALVD
James Town. 6
ALYZ
The Bluff, a b ce
•
Road.
ALVE
Prosperous B. a
ALZB
Durban, d
AMDK
Mamutzu.
ALVG
Tristan da Cunha.
ALZC
Pietermaritzburg.
AMDN
Glorieuse Isle.
ALVH
Inaccessible I.
ALZD
Tugela R.
ALVI
Nightingale I.
Gough I.
ALZE
Durnford B.
AMDO
Madagascar.
ALVK
ALZF
St. Lucia B.
AMDP
Tananarive
ALZH
Sordwana Road.
AMDR
C. Amber (Ambre).
ALVM
Cape Colony.
ALZI
Kosi R.
AMDS
Diego Suarez B.
ALZJ
Rhodesia.
AMDT
P. Nievre.
AL.VN
Orange Free State.
AMDV
Antsirana. c
ALVP
Transvaal.
ALZK
Delagoa B.
AMDW
Ambavarane.
ALVQ
Kaffaria.
ALZM
Reuben Pt. a
AMDX
P. LooU (Loque).
ALVR
Zululand.
ALZN
English R. •
AMDZ
P. Leven.
ALVT
P. Nolloth.
ALZO
Lourenpo Marquez. 6
AMEB
Andrava B.
ALVU
Hondeklip B.
ALZP
Maputa R.
P. Melville.
AMEC
Vohimao, or, Vohemar
ALVW
OlifaDt R.
ALZR
B.
ALVZ
St. Helena B.
ALZS
Limpopo R.
AMEF
Antongil B.
ALWB
Saldanha B.
ALZT
C. Corrientes.
AMEG
P. Choiseul.
ALWC
Dassen I.
ALZV
Burra.
AMEH
Tangtang, or, Tin-
ALWE
Robben I.
ALZW
Innamban R.
tingue.
St. Mary I.
ALWG
Table B. bd
ALZX
Bazaruto C.
AMEJ
ALWI
Cape Town, c
AMBC
Marsha, or, S. Caro-
AMEK
P. St. Mary.
ALWK
Lions Rump, a
lina I.
AMEL
Bleve Reef.
ALWN
Mouille Pt.
AMBD
Sabi R.
AMEN
Fenerive.
ALWP
Green Pt.
AMBE
Chiluan I.
AMEO
Mahambo Pt.
ALWQ
C. of Good Hope, e
AMBG
Sofala R.
AMEP
Foulepointe.
ALWS
Roman Rocks.
AMBH
Pungue R.
aMeq
Tamatave, or, Toama-
ALWT
False B.
AMBI
Beira.
sina.
ALWU
Simon's B. o
AMBK
Inhamboio.
AMER
Vatomandri. a
ALWV
C. Hangklip.
AMBL
Thornton R.
AMES
Mahanoro. a
ALWX
Danger Pt. a
AMBN
Zambezi R.
AMET
Maninzari (Mananjara
ALWY
C. Agulhas. e
AMBO
Mashonaland.
R.).
ALWZ
Strays B.
Bredasdorp.
AMBP
Kangoni.
AMEU
Matitanana R.
ALXC
AMBQ
Conceicao R.
AMEW
Farafangana.
St. Lucia (Luce).
ALXD
P. Beaufort.
AMBR
Chinde R.
AMEX
ALXE
Breede R.
AMEY
Ytapere, or, Itaperina
ALXG
St. Sebastian B.
AMBS
British Central Af-
B
ALXH
Kaffir Kuyl B.
rica.
AMFB
F. Dauphin.
ALXJ
C. St. Blaize. o
AMBT
Sena.
AMFC
C. St. Mary, or, St.
Marie.
ALXK
Aliwal. ac
AMBU
Tete.
ALXM
Mossel B.
AMBV
Lake Nyassa.
AMFD
St. Augustine B.
Saolara.
ALXO
George Town.
AMBW
Shire R.
AMFG
ALXP
Knysna Hr.
AMBX
Linde R.
AMFH
Tullear, or, Ankatsaoka
ALXQ
Plettenberg B.
AMBY
Kiliman (Quilimane) R.
B.
ALXS
C. St. Francis, e
AMBZ
Angoche R., or, Mlui.
P. Mokambo.
AMFI
Ranob6 P.
ALXT
Krom B:
AMCD
AMFK
Fanemotra B.
ALXU
Humansdorp. '
AMFL
Morondava.
ALXW
C. Recife, e
AMCE
Mozambique, ace
AMFN
Ambondro R.
ALXY
Algoa B.
AMCF
St. George I.
AMFP
Maintirano, or, Myan- '
terano R.
ALXZ
P. Elizabeth, a b c
AMCH
Conducia B.
ALYC
Bird I.
AMCI
Nakala Pt.
AMFQ
C. St. Andrew.
ALYD
P. Alfred, a bed
AMCJ
Belmore Hr.
AMFR
Boyanna B.
Makambi R.
ALYE
Kowie R.
AMCL
Memba B.
AMFT
ALYF
Bathurst.
AMCN
Almeida B.
AMFU
Bombetoke B.
ALYG
Grahams Town.
AkCO
Pomba B. (Mwambi).
AMFV
Mojanga. c
Betsiboka R.
ALYH
Great Fish R.
AMCQ
Montepes B.
AMFX
ALYI
Keiskamma R.
AMCR
Ibo.
AMFY
Ikopa R.
a Signifies an International Signal Station ; 6 a Time Signal Station ; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station ; d a Life-Savine Station:
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Past I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
113
SOUTH INDIAN OCEAN.
RED SEA.
EAST AFRICA.
AMFZ
Mevatanana.
AMJL
Chagos Archipelago.
AMNU
Tula.
AMGO
Suberbieville.
AMJN
Diego Garcia.
AMNV
Kisimayu B.
AMGD
Kats6p6.
AMNW
Juba.
AMGE
Majamba B.
AMJO
Prince Edward I.
AMGH
Miramba P.
AMJQ
Crozet I. d
AM NX
Italian Somaliland.
AMGI
Narendri.
AMJR
Kerguelen I. d
AMNY
Brawa.
AMGJ
Raminitok B.
AMJS
Heard I.
AMNZ
Merka.
AMGL
Badama P.
AMJT
St. Paul I. d
AMOC
Mogdishu (Magadoxa).
AMGN
Ambavatobi B.
AMJU
Amsterdam I. d
AMOD
Obiat.
AMGO
Pasindava B.
AMOE
Ras ITii fun.
AMGQ
Nosi-Be.
AMJV
German East Africa.
AMOG
C. Guardafui, or, Ras
AMGR
Hellville,
AMJW
0. Delgado.
Asir.
AMGS
Nosi Vauru, or, Vorona
AMJX
Keonga B.
AMOH
Sok6tra I.
Islet.
AMJY
Rovuma R.
AMOI
Tamrlda.
AMGU
Tani-Keli Islet.
AMJZ
Msimbati Hr.
AMOJ
Ras Radressa.
AMGV
C. St. Sebastien.
AMKB
Mikindani Hr.
AMOK
Abd-al-kuri.
AMGW
William Pitt B. (An-
AMKD
Mgau Mwania.
dramatuba).
AMKE
Lindi R.
AMOL
G. of Aden.
AMGY
P. Liverpool.
Europa I.
AMKG
Mchinga B.
AMON
Somali.
AMGZ
AMKH
Kiswere Hr.
AMOQ
Ras Alula.
AMHB
Bassas da India.
AMKI
Kilwa Kisiwani.
AMOR
Bander Marayeh.
AMHC
Juan de Nova I.
AMKJ
P. Beaver.
AMOS
Burnt I., or, Ar-Rabbah.
AMKN
Rukyira B.
AMOU
Berbera.
AMHD
Reunion I.
AMKO
Kilwa Kivinje.
AMOV
Bulbar.
AMHE
St. Denis, a c
AMKP
Songa Songa I.'
AMOW
Zeila.
AMHF
St. Marie, a
AMKQ
Mohoro B.
AMOY
Jibuti.
AMHI
Bel- Air Pt.
■AMKR
Rufrji R.
AMOZ
Tajura.
AMHJ
St. Suzanne, a
AMKS
Mafia I.
AMPB
Obokh.
AMHK
Bois Rouge _Pt. a
AMKT
Ras Mkumbi.
AMPD
Ras al Bir.
AMHN
Champborne Pt. a
AMKU
Latham I.
AMPE
Str. of Bab el Mandeb.
AMHO
St. Benoit. a
AMKV
Ras Kanzi.
AMHP
St. Rose, a
AMKW
Dar es Salaam.
AMPF
Red Sea.
AMHR
St. Pierre, a c
AMKX
Bagamoyo.
AMPH
Perim. d e
AMHS
St. Louis (St. Leu), a
AMKY
Ruva, or, Kingani R.
AMPI
Obstruction Pt.
AMHT
St. Paul, a c
t
AMPJ
Asab.
AMHX
Pt. des Galets, or, Shin-
AMLB
Zanzibar.
AMPL
Shummd, I.
gle Pt. a c
AMLO
Kiungani.
AMPN
Sheik ul Abu.
AMLE
Mwana Mwana. a
AMPO
Annesley B.
AMHZ
Mauritius.
AMLF
Kokotoni Hr.
AMPR
Difne'in I.
AMIB
AMIC
P. Louis, abed
P. Louis Lt. V.
AMLG
AMLI
Mungopani. a
Ras Nungwe.
AMPS
AMPT
Abyssinia.
Massaua Hr.
AMID
Signal Mt. e
AMLJ
Pemba.
AMPV
Trinkitat Hr.
AMIE
C. Malheureux.
AMLK
Chaki Chaki.
AMPW
Suakin.
AMIF
Canonnier Pt. e
Grand Bay.
AMLN
Ras Kegomacha.
AMPX
Raweiya Ras.
AMIG
AMLO
Ras -Upemba.
AMPZ
Berenice P.
AMIJ
0. Brabant.
AMLP
Saadani. •
AMQB
St. Johns, or, Zeberjed I.
AMIK
AMIL
AMIN
AMIO
Grand P.
Mahebourg.
Roche Isle Beacon.
Foucruets Isle.
Flatl.e
AMLQ
AMLS
AMLT
Pangani.
TangaB.
Ulenge.
AMQC
AMQE
AMQF
AMQG
Dsedalus Sh.
Koseir.
The Brothers.
Shad wan I.
AMIP
AMLU
British East Africa.
AMQI
Ashrafi Reef.
AMIQ
Black River B.
AMLW
Vanga.
Wasin.
AMQJ
Str. of Jubal.
AMIS
Rodriguez I.
AMLX
AMQK
Suez G.
AMIT
Mathurin B.
AMLY
Mombasa.
AMQL
Ras Gharib.
AMIU
P. South East.
AMLZ
Mvita.
AMQN
Ras Zafaraha.
AMIV
Albatross I. (Cargados
AMNB
P. Kilindini.
AMQO
Newport Rock Lt. V.
Carajos).
AMNC
P. Reitz.
AMQP
P. Ibrahim.
AMIW
Agalega I.
AMND
P. Tudor.
AMQS
Suez, a ef
AMIX
Tromelin I.
AMNE
Lake Tanganyika.
AMQT
Suez B.
AMIY
Seychelles.
AMNF
Lake Victoria Nyanza.
AMIZ
Dennis I.
AMNG
Matapwa R.
AMQU
Asia.
AMJB
Mahe I.
AMNH
Kilifi R.
AMJO
P. Victoria.
AMNI
Owyombo R.
AMQW
Tor.
AMJD
Amirante Is.
AMNJ
Malindi.
AMQX
Mt. Sinai.
AMJE
Farquhar Is.
AMNK
Tana R.
AMQY
Hedjaz Province.
AMJG
Cosmoledo Is.
AMNL
Kipini.
AMRB
Akabah G.
AMJH
Assumption I.
Aldabra I.
AMNP
Lamu.
AMRC
Mowila.
AMJI
AMNQ
Manda Roads.
AMRD
Sherm Wej .
AMJK
Providence and St.
AMNR
Patta.
AMRF
C. Baridi.
Pierre Is.
AMNT
P. Durnford.
AMRG
Yenbo./
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 5 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
s e a Lloyd's Signal Station ; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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ARABIAN SEA.
PERSIA.
INDIA.
AMRH
Medina./
AMVB
Bushire. e
AMYV
Daman P.
AMEJ
Jidda, or, Jeddah./
AMVO
Dayyir.
AMYW
Dahanu.
AMRK
Mekka.
AMVD
Kangdn, or, Kangan.
AMYX
Tarapur Pt.
AMRL
Lith.
AMVF
Charak.
AMZB
Bassein.
AMRO
Kunfida. ,
AMVG
Mughu.
AMZC
Tanna.
AMRP
Loheiya.
AMVH
Linja.
AMZD
Bombay, bcf
AMRQ
Kamaran Hr.
AMVJ
Basidu.
AMZE
Malabar Pt.
AMRT
Jebel Teir.
AMVK
Khamir.
AMZF
Outer Lt. V.
AMRU
Zebayir Is.
AMVL
Jezfrat Nabiyu Tanb.
AMZG
Sunk Rock Lt.
AMRV
Hodeida.
AMVN
Clarence Str.
AMZH
Southwest Prong Lt.
AMRW
Abu Ail Is.
AMVO
Kishm, or, Jezfrat at
AMZI
Alibagh. cd
AMRX
Hanish Is.
Tawfla. e
AMZJ
Mazagon.
AMRY
Jebel Zukur.
AMVP
Bander Abbas.
AMZK
Victoria Dock.
AMRZ
Mokha, or, Mocha.
AMVQ
Ras al Kuh.
J?MZL
Princes Dock.
AMSB
C. Bab el Mandeb.
AMVT
Maksa, or, C. Jashak. e
AMZO
Kolaba Pt./
AMSC
Yemen Province.
AMVU
Makran Coast.
AMZP
Kolaba Oby.
AMVX
Khor Rabij.
AMZQ
Kundari I.acd
AMSD
Arabia.
'AMVY
Chahbar B.
AMZR
P. Chaul.
(
AMVZ
Gwatar B.
AMZS
Janjira Hr. , i
if
AMSE
Aden, e
AMZT
Marad.
AMSG
Bal-haf.
AMWC
Baluchistan.
AMZU
Rajpuri.
Bankot P., or, Savitri R.
AMSH
Makalla.
AMWD
Gwadar.
AMZV
AMSI
Ash-Shehr.
AMWE
Pasni.
AMZW
Savaradrug.
AMSK
Kishin.
AMWG
Ormara.
AMZX
Dabhcl. or, Washishti R.
AMSL
Ras Fartak.
AMWH
Sunmiyani B.
AMZY
Tolkeshwar Pt.
AMSP
Damkut.
AMWI
Baila.
ANBC
Shastri R.
AMSQ
Khorya Morya Is.
AMWK
Ras Muwari (C. Monze).
ANBD
Ratnagiri. c
AMSR
Ras Madraka.
ANBE
Rajapur. .
AMSU
Ghubbet Hashish.
AMWL
India.
ANBF
Vrziadrug.
AMSV
Masira G.
AMWN
Afghanistan.
ANBG
Malwan.
AMSW
Ras-al-Hadd.
AMWP
Karachi. 6
ANBH
Vengurla Rocks, or,
AMSY
Sur.
AMWQ
Manora Pt. a b c
Burnt Is.
AMSZ
G. of Oman.
AMWR
Indus R.
ANBI
Vengurla, or, Vingorla. ac
AMTB
Maskat.
AMWT
Keti.
ANBJ
Aguada B.
AMTD
Barka.
^AMWU
Haiderabad.
ANBK
Panjim.
AMTE
Sohar.
AMWV
Sind Coast.
ANBL
Mandavi R.
AMTF
Shinas.
AMWY
Khori, or, Lakhpat R.
AMTH
Khor Fakan.
AMWZ
Kutch G.
ANBM
Goa.
AMTI
Dibba.
AMXB
Mandvi.
ANBP
Murmagao.
AMXD
Navinar Pt.
ANBQ
Oyster Rock.
AMTJ
Persian G.
AMXE
Karumbhar I.
ANBR
Sadashivgad. c
AMTL
Quoin Is.
AMXF
Khambhalia.
ANBT
Karwar Hd.
AMTN
Ras al Khaima.
AMXH
Nawanagar.
ANBU
Tadri R.
AMTO
Sharja.
AMXI
Beit Hr.
ANBV
Kumpta.
AMTQ
Dabai.
AMXI
AMXL
Guzerat.
ANBX
Honawar.
AMTR
Abu Thabi.
Dwarka Pt.
ANBY
Bhatkul Cove.
AMTS
AlWakra.
AMXN
Porbandar. c
ANBZ
Kundapur.
AMTV
Doha.
AMXO
Navibandar.
ANCD
Mulpy.
Mulki (Primeira) Rocks.
AMTW
Ras Rakkin.
AMXQ
Mangrol. ^
ANCE
AMTX
Bahrain Hr.
AMXR
Verawal. c
ANCF
Mangalore.
AMTZ
Al Manama.
AMXS
Diu.
ANCH
Malabar Coast.
AMUB
Dammam.
AMXU
Jafarabad.
ANCI
Kannanur.
AMUC
Al Katif.
AMXV
Mahuwa.
ANCJ
Tellicherri. c
AMUE
Kuweit, or, Al Kuweit
AMXW
Kutpur I.
ANCL
Mahe.
Hr.
AMXZ
Goapnath Pt.
ANCM
Calicut, c
AMUP
Shatt-al-Arab.
AMYB
Piram I.
ANCO
Beipur.
AMUG
Fao. e
AMYC
Gogha.
ANCQ
Narakal.
AMUI
Basra.
AMYE
Bhaunagar Creek, c
ANCR
Cochin, c
AMUJ
Euphrates R.
Makil.
AMYF
Kunhbandar.
ANCS
Alleppi.
AMUK
AMYG
Cambay G.
ANCU
Travancore Coast.
AMUN
Baghdad.
AMYI
Baroda.
ANCV
Qwilon.
AMUO
Karun R.
AMYJ
Mahi R.
ANCW
Trivandrum.
AMUP
Muhammera.
AMYK
Tankari.
ANCY
Kolachel.
AMUR
Ahwaz.
AMYN
Nerbudda, or, Narbada
ANCZ
Muttum Pt. a
AMUS
Tigris R.
AMYO
R.
Broach.
ANDB
C. Comorin.
AMUT
Persia.
AMYP
Bhagwadandi.
ANDF
Laccadive Is.
AMUW
Teheran.
AMYR
Tapti R.
' ANDG
Androth I.
AMUX
Dilam.
AMYS
Surat.
ANDI
Aucutta I.
AMUY
Kharij, or, Kharag I.
AMYT
Bulsar.
ANDJ
Minikoi I.
a Signifies an International Signal Station ; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph. Station.
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BAY OF BENGAL.
MALAY PENINSULA.
ANDK
Maldive Is.
ANHD
Cocanada. c
ANKV
Mayu R.
ANDM
Male, or, Sultan's I.
ANHF
Vakalpudi. ac
ANKX
Oyster I.
ANDO
Nine Degree Ch.
ANHG
Vizagapatam. ac
>
ANDP
Eight Degree Ch.
ANHI
Bimlipatam. ac
ANKY
Burma.
ANDR
One and a half Degree
ANHJ
Santapilli.
ANKZ
Akyab. c
- Ch.
ANHK
Kalingapatam. a
Pundi. a
ANLC
Arakan R.
ANDS
Equatorial Ch.
ANHM
ANLD
Fakir Pt. a
ANHO
Baruva (Barwa). a
ANLE
Combermere B.
ANDT
G. op Manar.
ANHP
Sonapur. a
Gopalpur. ac
ANLG
Kyauk Pyu Hr.
ANDV
Manapad Pt.
ANHR
ANLH
Southampton Road.
ANDW
Coilsinipatam.
ANHS
Berhampur.
ANLI
The Tembles.
ANDX
Coilnapatam.
ANHT
Ganjam.
ANLK
Ramree Hr.
ANDZ
Tuticorin. a c
ANHV
Rambha.
ANLM
Cheduba Str.
ANEB
Hare I.
ANHW
Chilka Lake.
ANLO
Sandoway.
ANED
Pamban. a
ANHX
Puri . a c
ANLQ
Khwa, or, Gwa.
ANEF
Manar.
ANHZ
Devi R.
ANLR
C. Negrais.
ANIB
Mahanadi R.
ANLS
Pegu.
ANEG
Ceylon.
ANIC
Cuttack.
ANLU
Bassein R.
ANEI
Putlam.
ANID
False Pt. ce
ANLV
Diamond I. ce
ANEJ
Chilaw.
ANIF
False B.
ANLW
Alguada Reef.
ANEK
Negombo.
ANIG
Palmyras Pt.
ANLX
Irrawady R.
ANEM
Colombo. 6
ANIH
Dhamra R.
ANLY
Barragua Lt. V.
ANEO
Kandi.
ANIJ
Shortt I.
ANLZ
Krishna Lt. V.
ANEP
Kaltura.
ANIK
Chandbali. ac
ANMB
China Bakfr.
ANEB,
Barberyn I.
ANIM
Balasor. ac
ANMD
Rangoon, bef
ANES
Point de GALLE.de
ANME
Spit Lt. V.
Elephant Pt. e
ANET
Neptune Battery.
ANMF
ANEV
Matura.
ANIO
Bengal B.
ANMH
Eastern Grove Lt.
ANEW
Dondra Hd.
ANMI
Henzada;
ANEX
Tangalle.
ANIP
Pilots Ridge Lt. V.
Hugli, or, Hoogly R.
ANMJ
Prome.
ANEZ
Hambantotti.
ANIR
ANML
Thayetmyo.
ANFB
Great Basses.
ANIS
Eastern Ch. Lt. V.
ANMO
Ava.
ANFC
Little Basses.
ANIT
Intermediate Lt. V.
ANMP-
Mandalay.
ANFD
Batticaloa Roads, a
ANIU
Lower Gaspar Lt. V.
ANMR
Bhamo.
ANFE
Trincomali.
ANIV
Upper Gaspar Lt. V.
ANMS
Yunan.
ANFG
Pt. Pedro.
ANIW
Long Sand Lt. V.
ANFI
Palmyra Pt.
ANIX
Saugor. ce
ANMT
Andaman Is.
ANIZ
Cowcolli, or, Kaukhali.
ANMV
Table I.
ANFJ
Palk Str.
ANJB
Mud Pt. ce
ANMW
P. Blair./
ANFK
Jafnapatam.
ANJC
Kalpi Anchorage.
ANMX
P. Campbell.
ANFM
Tondi.
ANJE
Diamond Hr. ce
ANFO
Adrampatam.
Pt. Calimere.
ANJF
Hugli Pt. e
ANMY
NlCOBAR Is.
ANFP
ANJG
Garden Reach.
ANOB
Kar Nicobar.
ANFB,
Coromandel Coast.
ANJH
Kidderpur Wet Docks.
ANOC
Nankauri Hr.
ANFS
Negapatam.
ANJI
Calcutta. 6
ANOD
Kamorta.
ANFT
Tanjore.
ANJK
Sibpur. c-
ANFV
Trichinopoly.
ANJL
Howrah.
ANOF
Martaban G.
ANFW
Nagar.
ANJO
Kidderpur. 6 c
ANOG
Sittang.
ANFX
Karikal. a
ANJP
Chandernagore.
ANOH
Moulmein.
ANFZ
Tranquebar.
ANJQ
The Sundarbans.
ANOJ
Amherst, b ce
ANGB
Colerun.
ANJS
Mutlah Lt. V.
ANOK
Pagata.
ANGO
P. Novo.
ANJT
P. Canning
ANOL
Salween R.
ANGD
Cuddalore.
ANJU
Haringhata R.
ANOP
Tong Aing.
ANGE
Pondicherri. a
ANJW
Morellganj.
Barisal.
ANOQ
Double I.
ANGH
Mahabalipur Pagodas.
ANJX
ANOR
Ye\
ANGI
Coveldng.
ANJY
Ganges R.
ANOT
Tavoy.
Reef I. (Gogaligyun).
ANGJ
Madras, abc
ANKB
Tetulia R.
ANOU
ANGK
Pulicat.
ANKC
Brahmaputra R.
Meghna R.
ANOV
Nwa la bo (The Cone).
ANGM
Armeghon.
ANKD
ANOX
Mergui.
ANGO
Nellore.
ANKF
Narainganj.
ANOY
Tenasserim.
ANGP
Koftapatam.
ANKG
Dacca.
ANOZ
Morrison B.
ANGR
Nizampatam.
ANKH
Chittagong.
AN PC
Hastings Hr.
ANGS
Kistna R.
ANKJ
Karnafuli R. a
ANPD
Renong.
ANGT
Divi Pt.
ANKL
Juldia Hill, c ,
ANPE
Kra.
ANGV
Masulipatam. a c
ANKM
Sudder-ghat. c
ANPG
Pakchan R.
ANGW
Narsapur.
ANKP
Kutabdia I.
ANGX
Yanaon.
ANKQ
Maskhal I.
ANPH
Malay Peninsula.
ANGZ
Godavari R.
ANKR
Cox Bazar.
ANPI
Kopah Inlet.
ANHB
Coringa B.
ANKT
Elephant Pt.
ANPK
Taukopah.
Klong Bagatae.
ANHC
Hope I.
ANKU
Naaf.R.
ANPL
a Siznifies an International Signal Station; & a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
6 e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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MALAY PENINSULA.
SIAM.
CHINA.
ANPM
ANPR
anps
anpu
anpv
anpw
anpy
anpz
anqb
ANQD
ANQB
ANQF
ANQH
ANQI
ANQJ
ANQL
ANQM
ANQO
ANQR
ANQS
ANQT
ANQV
ANQX
ANQZ
ANRB
ANRC
ANRE
ANRF
ANRG
ANRH
ANRJ
ANRK
ANRL
ANRO
ANRP
ANRQ
ANRS
ANRT
ANRU
ANRV
ANRX
ANRY
ANRZ
ANSC
ANSD
ANSE
ANSG
ANSH
ANSI
ANSK
ANSL
ANSM
ANSP
ANSQ
ANSR
ANSU
ANSV
ANSW
ANSY
ANSZ
ANTB
ANTD
ANTE
ANTF
ANTH
ANTI
ANTJ
ANTL
ANTQ
ANTR
Salang I, or, Junkseylon
Khelong B.
Tongka.
Puket Hr.
Tharua Hr.
Kasom R.
Panga R.
Malakka Str.
Tarang.
Butang Group.
Langkawi I.
' Pulo Lada.
Bass Hr.
Ke&ah R.
Muda- R.
Penang. e
Government Hill, a
Georgetown.
Muka Hd. a
Fort Pt.
Province Wellesley.
P. Weld, or, Sapetang.
Larut R.
Thaipeng.
Pulo Pangkor.
Dinding R.
Pulo Katak.
Perak R.
Telok Anson.
Durian Sabatang.
Kwala Kangsa.
Bernam R.
Selangor R.
Pulo Angsa.
One Fathom Bank Lt. V.
Klang.
P. Swettenham.
Kwala Lumpor.
Langat R.
Jugru R.
Arang Arang Anchorage.
C. Rachado.
Lingi R.
Malakka. e
St. Paul Hill.
Muar, or, Moar R.
Tanjong Panchur.
Pulo Undan.
Formosa Mt.
Pulo Pisang
Tanjong Bulus.
Singapore.
Pulo Brani. b
Sultan Shoal Lt.
Raffles Lt.
F. Canning. b e
Singapore New Hr.
Mt. Faber. e
Johore R.
Horsburgh Lt.
Pedra Branca Lt.
Old Strait of Singapore.
New Johor.
Sibu Is.
Blair Hr.
Endau R.
Pahang R.
Pakan.
Kuantan R.
Tringano.
ANTS
ANTU
ANTV
ANTW
ANTY
ANTZ
ANUB
ANUD
ANUE
ANUF
ANUG
ANUI
ANUJ
ANUK
ANUL
ANUM
ANUO
ANUP
ANUQ
ANUR
ANUT
ANUV
ANUW
ANUY
ANUZ
ANVD
ANVE
ANVF
ANVH
ANVI
ANVJ
ANVL
ANVM
ANVO
ANVQ
ANVR
ANVS
ANVT
ANVU
ANVW
ANVX
ANVY
ANVZ
ANWB
ANWC
ANWE
ANWF
ANWG
ANWI
ANWJ
ANWK
ANWM
ANWO
ANWP
ANWR
ANWS
ANWT
ANWV
ANWX
ANWY
ANXB
ANXC
ANXD
ANXF
ANXG
ANXH
ANXI
Redang Is.
Kalantan.
Singora.
Lakon.
Bandon.
Meuangpran.
Faichaburi.
Maikulaung.
Ratburi.
Kanburi.
Tachin R.
Si am.
Bangkok./
Bangkok R. Lt. V.
Bang pa Kong R.
C. Liant.
Chuen I.
Chentabun R.
Chang I., or, Koh Chang.
Tung Yai R.
Soton.
Kampong Ton R.
Hatien.
Kankao R.
Cambodia, or, Kamao Pt.
Mitho.
Angiang.
Oudon.
Pulo Condore.
Cochin China.
Saigon, b c
Haonbaikan I.
Bienhoa.
C. St. James, a c
Kangio Bank.
Fuokbinkiang Lt.
Pulo Sapatu.
Pulo Ceicer de Mer.
An am.
Kega Pt.
C. Padaran. a c
Fanrang B .
Kamranh B.
Hon Kohe P.
C. Varella.
Fuyen Hr.
Vungchao.
Kinhon, or, Thinai Hr.
Kikik B. (Vungkuit).
Tourane. c
Hui.
Tonkin G.
Hatinh.
Songhoi, or, Kuahoi R.
Songka R.
Nam Dinh.
Hanoi.
Bacht Ninh.
Kua Kam R.
Hon Dau I.
Haifong. a b e
Norway Is.
Ha Long B.
Paracel Is.
Pratas I.
Macclesfield Bank.
ANXJ
ANXK
ANXL
ANXO
ANXP
ANXQ
ANXS
ANXT
ANXU
ANXV
ANXW
A$fXZ
ANYC
ANYD
ANYE
ANYG
ANYH
ANYI
ANYJ
ANYK
ANYL
ANYM
ANYP
ANYQ
ANYR
ANYT
ANYU
ANYV
ANYX
ANYZ
ANZB
ANZD
ANZE
ANZF
ANZH
ANZI
ANZJ
ANZL
ANZM
ANZO
ANZQ
ANZR
ANZS
ANZU
ANZV
ANZW
ANZY
AOBC
AOBD
AOBE
AOBF
AOBG
AOBH
AOBI
AOBJ
AOBK
AOBM
AOBN
AOBP
AOBR
AOBS
AOBT
AOBV
AOBW
AOBX
AOBZ
AOCB
AOCD
China.
Pakhoi.
Hainan.
Kienchu fu.
Hoihau B.
Hausui B. „
Yulinkau B.
C. Bastion.
Leichau.
Kwangchauwan.
Tihenpien, or, Tienpak
Hr.
Huilingsan Hr,
Namo Hr.
St. John I.
Ladrone Is.
Macao.
F. Guia.
Canton, c
Canton R. (Chukiang).
Whampoa.
Lantau, or, Taiho I.
Hongkong.
Victoria, c
Kaulung. 6
Aberdeen Docks.
Lema Is.
Gap Rock, a
Green I.
C. D'Aguilar./
C. Collinson.
Si Kiang, or, West R.
Samshui.
Wuchu fu.
Waglan Islet.
MirsB.
BiasB.
Honghai B.
Hiechechin B.
Kiahtsz.
Tungao.
Breaker Pt.
C. Good Hope.
Sugarloaf I.
Swatait. 6
Chauchu fu.
HanR.
Namoa I.
Lamock Is.
Tongsang Hr.
Brothers.
Chapel I.
Tsingseu I.
Taitan I.
Amoy. 6 c
Chinchu.
Dodd I.
Ockseu I.
Hunghwa Ch.
Turnabout I.
Haitan Str.
Formosa.
Kelung Hr./
Syauki Pt.
Tamsui Hr. a c
Mengka.
Teukcham.
Heongsan P.
Tyka.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station-
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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CHINA.
PE CHILE GULF.
KOREA.
AOCF
Goche".
AOGB
Rwachau.
AOJR
Shaliutien I.
AOCG
Lokiang.
AOGC
Sienniumiao.
AOJS
Laumuho.
AOCH
P. Koksi.
AOGE
Golden I.
AOJU
Nihghai.
AOCJ
Taiwan fu.
AOGF
Pisinchau.
AOJV
Shanhainuan.
AOCK
Amping.
AOGH
Bethune Pt.
AOJW
Great Wall of China.
AOCL
Takau.
AOGI
Tsauhia I.
AOJX
Liautung Province.
AOCN
Tangkiang.
AOGJ
Nankin.
AOJY
Kingchu fu.
AOCP
Saracen Hd.
AOGL
Wade I.
AOKB
Liauho.
AOCQ
Nanaha, or, South. 0.
AOGM
Taiping fu.
Wuhu.
AOKC
Newchwang. c
AOCS
Sauo B.
AOGN
AOKD
Newchwang Lt. V.
AOCT
Kaliwan R.
AOGP
Hains Pt.
AOKE
Mukden.
AOCU
Pescadores Is.
AOGR
Pihmatsui.
AOKG
Yinkoa.
AOCV
Makung Hr.
AOGS
Kieuhien.
AOKH
P. Adams.
AOCW
Ponghau Hr.
AOGT
Buckminster I.
AOKI
Kinchau.
AOCX
Meiaco sima Is.
AOGV
Wild Boar Reaoh.
AOKL
Liautishan Promontory.
AOGW
Fitzroy I.
AOKM
i P. Arthur. /
AOCY
Min R. a
AOGX
Taitzuchi Beacon.
AOKN
Talienwan B.
AODB
Wufu.
AOGZ
Langkiangki , or , Hen Pt .
AOKQ
Victoria B.
AODC
Tungkuen.
AOHB
Nganking Reach.
Eagle I. Beacon.
AOKR
Yentoa B.
AODE
Tungsha.
AOHC
AOKS
Kwanglotau I.
AODG
Mingan Pass.
AOHD
Christmas I.
AOKU
Blonde Is.
AODH
Pagoda Anchorage, c
AOHE
Tungliu.
AOKV
Haiyuntau I.
AODI
Fuchau.
AOHG
Spencer Rock.
AOKW
Thornton Haven. •
AODK
Nantai I.
AOHI
Dove Pt. Beacon.
AOKY
Bourchier Group.
AODL
Samsa Inlet.
AOHJ
Northeast Crossing Bn.
AOKZ
Takushan.
AODM
Tongshu I.
Lt. V.
AOLB
Tayangho.
Yalu R.
AODP
Fuyan I.
AOHK
Otter Pt.
AOLD
AODQ
Namkwan Hr.
AOHM
Hukau.
AOLE
Aichiu.
AODR
Wenchau fu.
AOHN
Poyang Lake.
AODT
Snipe I.
AOHP
Wuching.
AOLF
Korea.
AODU
Ngaukiang.
AOHR
Kiukiang.
AOLG
Chenampo (Chel tau).
AODV
Ou Kiang.
AOHS
Wusueh.
AOLH
Wiju. .
AODX
Wenchau B.
AOHT
Liyushan.
AOLI
Pingyang Inlet.
AODY
Sanmun B.
AOHU
Low Pt.
AOLJ
Sir James Hall Group.
AODZ
Shipu Hr.
AOHV
Kichau.
AOLM
Seoul.
AOEC
Nimrod Sound.
AOHW
Hwangchau.
AOLN
Jinchuen, or, In chon.
AOED
Chusan Archipelago.
AOHX
Hankow.
AOLP
Salee R.
AOEF
Barren Is.
AOHY
Chungking.
Wuchang f u.
AOLR
Chemulpo, c
AOEG
Loka I.
AOIB
AOLS
Wonsan. '
AOEH
Sinkeamun Hr.
AOIC
Singti Reach.
AOLT
Prince Jer6me G.
AOEI
Tinghai Hr.
AOID
Yochau fu.
AOLV
Asan Anchorage.
AOEJ
' Yung R.
AOIE
Tungting Lake.
AOLW
Marjoribanks Hr.
AOEL
Chinhai.
AOHF
Ichang fu.
AOLX
Keum gang.
AOEM
•Ning po.
AOIG
Sha Sze.
AOLZ
Conference Group.
AOEN
Chapu.
AOIH
Suchau.
AOMB
Guerin I.
AOEQ
Wantaokwan.
AOIJ
YellowSea, or, Hwang
AOMC
Kokuntau Is.
AOER
Hangchau B.
Hai.
AOMD
Kunsan.
AOES
Tsientangkiang.
AOIK
Kyauchau Hr. b c
AOME
Naju Group.
AOEU
Yenchu.
AOIL
Haiyaiig.
Aylen B.
AOMF
Mokpo. /
AOEV
Steep I.
AOIN
AOMG
Yong San Gang R.
AOEW
West Volcano I.
AOIP
Yungching.
AOMI
Modeste I.
AOEY
Bonham I.
AOIQ
Shantung Promontory.
AOMJ
Mackau I.
AOEZ
North Saddle I.
AOIS
Weihaiwei.
AOMK
Washington G.
AOFB
Gutzlaff I. c
AOIT
Leukungtau.
AOMN
Chindo.
AOFD
Yangtse R.
AOIU
Lungmun Hr.
Chefoo. b c
AOMP
Chejin.
AOFE
Tungsha Lt. V.
AOIW
AOMQ
Kuper Hr.
AOFG
Kiutoan Lt. V.
AOIX
Tengchau fu.
AOMS
Quelpart I.
AOFI
Wusung. c
AOIY
Miautau Is.
AOMT
Beaufort I.
AOFJ
Shanghai. 6 cf
AOMU
P. Hamilton. /
Cargodo I. (Kojedo).
Broughton Hr.
AOFK
Paoushan Pt.
AOJB
G. op Pe chili.
AOMW
AOFM
Langshan Crossing.
AOJC
Tatsingho, or, Yellow R.
AOMX
AOFN
North Tree Beacon.
AOJD
Tiemunkwau.
AOMY
Douglas Inlet.
AOFP
Kiushan Beacon.
AOJF
Takoho, or, Tasanho.
AONB
Masanpo. /
AOFR
Tunglotu Beacon.
AOJG
Peiho R.
AONC
Tsu sima.
AOFS
Kiangyin.
AOJH
Taku. a cf
AOND
Fusan.
AOFT
Fishbourne I.
AOJK
Taku Bar Lt. V.
AONF
Fusan Kai.
AOFV
Pottinger I.
AOJL
Tientsin. /
AONG
Sorio.
AOFW
Tantu.
AOJM
Tungchau.
AONH
Unkofsky B.
AOFX
Silver I.
AOJP
Peking. /
AONJ
C. Duroch.
AOFZ
Chinkiang f u.
AOJQ
Petang.
AONK
Chaguchiendogu.
a Signifies an International Signal Station: 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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JAPAN.
•
AONL
Gensan (Yuensan).
AOSH
Tausk B.
AOWK
Yobuko.
AONP
P. Lazaref.
AOSJ
Arnam R.
AOWL
Kariya.
AONQ
Dungan R.
P. Chestakof.
AOSK
Babushkin G.
AOWM
Hibi Ch.
AONR
AOSL
Ghijinsk B.
AOWP
Imari.
aons
Song Chiu.
AOSN
Gighiga.
AOWQ
Hirado no Seto (Spex
aont
Tizenko B.
AOSP
Penjinsk G.
Str.).
aonu
Sivutch B.
AOSQ
Tigil R.
AOWR
Hirado.
AONV
Anna B.
AOWT
Goto Is.
AONX
Kornilof G.
AOSZ
Japan.
AOWU
Koshiki-sima.
AONY
Nadjini.
AOWV
Nama ura.
AONZ
Goshkevitch B.
AOTB
Houshu.
AOWX
Kisaka sima ( Kuga sima) .
Ose saki, or, C. Goto.
AOTC
Tsugaru Str.
AOWY
AOPC
Manchuria.
AOTE
Omasaki sima.
AOWZ
Fukai.
AOTF
Rikuoku G.
AO»XB
Omura.
AOPD
Russian Tartary.
AOTH
Ominato.
AOXD
Otawa.
AOPE
Tumen R. (Tumen Ula).
AOTI '
Yokohama (Rikuoku G).
AOXE
Nagasaki, cf
AOPG
Hunchun.
AOTJ
Nohechi.
AOXF
Kageno sima. ,
AOPH
Posiette B.
AOTL
Shiranai B.
AOXH
Iwo sima.
AOPI
Expedition B.
AOTM
Moura B.
AOXI
Fukabori.
AOPK
Novgorod.
AOTN
Azamushi.
AOXJ
Kuchinotsu.
AOPL
Pallada Road.
AOTQ
Aomori. c
AOXL
Shimabara.
AOPM
Trinity B:
AOTR
Tappi Saki (C. Tatsupi).
AOXM
Miike. c
AOPQ
Gamova B.
AOTS
Yonesiro Gawa. c
AOXN
Haya saki Ch.
AOPR
Slavianski B.
AOTV
Sakata. c
AOXQ
Misumi Hr.
AOPS
Amur B.
AOTW
Kamo.
AOXR
Yatsushiro.
AOPU
Sedimi B.
AOTX
Sado I.
AOXS
Sakitsu ura.
AOPV
Pestchannui Pt.
AOTZ
Niigata Roadstead, c
AOXU
Ushibuka Hr.
AOPW
Retchnoi I. d
AOUB
Fushiki. c
AOXV
Naga sima.
AOPY
C. Tokarofski.
AOUC
Noto Peninsula.
AOXW
Koshiki Is.
AOPZ
Vladivostok, ab cf
AOUE
Nanao. v
AOXZ
Kata ura.
AOQB
Golden Horn Hr.
AOUF
Nakai.
AOYB
Tomari ura.
AOQD
C. Galdobin. d
AOUG
Sudzu misaki.
AOYC
Kagosima. c
AOQE
Kazakavitch.
AOUI
Kanazawa. c
AOYE
Sata no misaki, or, C.
AOQF
Novik B.
AOUJ
Mikuni, or, Sakai.
Chichakoff.
AOQH
Skrypleff I. a
Eugenie Archipelago.
AOUK
Tate ishi zaki.
AOYF
Van Diemen Str. (Osumi
AOQI
AOUM
Wakasa B.
Str.).
AOQJ
Peter the Great B.
AOUN
Tsuruga B. c
AOYG
Linschoten Is.
AOQL
Onsuri B.
AOUP
Ohama.
AOYI
Riu Kiu.
AOQM
Askold I. a
AOUR
Miyadsu.
AOYJ
Okinawa sima.
AOQN
Strelok B.
AOUS
Oki sima.
AOYK
Kerama Group.
AOQR
Putiatin I.
AOUT
Saigo Hr.
AOYL
Me Sima Group.
AOQS
America B.
AOUW
Tsuno sima.
AOYM
Aburatsu Hr.
AOQT
Povorotny Pt.
AOUX
Miho B.
AOYN
Osima. d
AOQV
Olga B.
AOUY
Hamada.
AOYP
P. Inokushi. .
AOQW
St. Vladimir B.
AOYB
P. Susa.
AOYR
P. Yonodzu.
AOQX
G. op Tartary.
AOVC
Hagi.
AOYS
Saiki.
AOQZ
Pestchanii Pt.
AOVD
Sen Zaki uchi.
AOYT
Bungo Ch.
AORB
Barracouta Hr. (Impe-
AOVF
Ouro Anchorage.
AOYV
Tsukumi.
rial Hr).
AOVG
Aburatani B.
AOYW
Usuki.
AORC
Menschikoff Pt.
AOVH
Siro simas.
AOYX
Sagano seki.
AORE
Castries B. d
AOVJ
Rokuren I.
AOZB
Oita.
AORF
Alexandrovski.
AOVK
Mutsure. c
AOZC
Beppu.
Hi]i.
AORG
Amur R.
AOVL
Shirasu.
AOZD
AORI
North Ch. "
AOVN
Kosedo Str.
AORJ
Nikolaevsk.
AOVP
Shimonoseki. c
AOZF
Seto Uchi, or, Inland
AORK
Sakhalin I. (Karafuto).
AOVQ
Hiku sima.
Sea.
AORM
Jonquiere 0. a
AOZG
Hime sima.
AORN
Dui.
AOVS
KlUSHU.
AOZH
Nakatsu.
AORP
Kosounai.
AOVT
Moji.
AOZJ
Isaki.
AORS
Mauka Cove.
AOVU
Shimonoseki Str.
AOZK
Suwo nada.
AORT
C. Notoro. a
AOVX
Hayatomo Str.
AOZL
Mitaziri.
AORU
La Perouse Str.
AOVY
Dairi.
AOZN
Tokuyama.
AORW
Korsakovsk. .
AOVZ
Kokura.
AOZP
Kasado sima.
AORX
C. Elizabeth.
AOWC
Wakamatsu. c
AOZQ
Iyo nada.
AORY
Shantarski Is.
AOWD
Fukuoka. c
AOZS
Osima (Seto Uchi).
AOSB
Tougourski G.
Udski B.
AOWE
Hakata.
AOZT
Misima nada.
AOSC
AOWG
Iki sima.
AOZU
Hirosima. c
AOSD
P. Aian.
AOWH
Yebosi I.
AOZW
0 Sima.
AOSF
Siberia.
AOWI
Karatsu.
AOZX
Mitzura.
AOSG
Okhotsk.
AOWJ
Taka sima.
AOZY
Miwara.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; & a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station ; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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JAPAN.
BERING SEA.
APBD
Onomichi no seto. c
APEY
Owasi.
APIZ
Shiogama.
APBE
Mekari seto.
APEZ
Mura Hr.
APJD
Tona Canal.
APBF
Tomo.
APFC
Goza Hr.
APJE
Ishi no maki.c d
APBH
Fukuyama.
APFD
Matoya.
APJG
Kinkuwasan, or, Yama-
APBI
Okayama.
APFE
Toba.
dori Ch.
APBJ
Katakami.
APFH
Suga sima.
APJH
Onagawa.
Okatsu.
APBL
Sakoshi B.
APFI
Owaea B. (Ise Sea).
APJI
APBM
Oo-TJra B.
APFJ
Owari.
APJL
OppaB.
Kita kami R.
APBN
Akashi.
APFL
Yamada.
APJM
APBQ
Wada no misaki.
APFM
Okuchi B.
APJN
Shidzukawa.
APBB,
Kobe. 6 c
APFN
Tsu.
APJQ
Koidzumi.
APBS
Hiogo.
APFQ
Yokka ichi.c
APJR
Kesennuma.
APBU
Kawatsi.
APFR
Kuwana.
APJS
Hirota B .
APBV
Osaka, c
APFS
Nagoya.
APJU
Imaidzumi gawa.
APBW
> Kizu gawa.
APFU
Atsuta.c
APJV
Ofunato B.
APBY
Sakai. c
APFV
Chita.
APJW
Kamaishi.
APBZ
Tomago sima.
APFW
Taketoyo.c
APJY
Riyoishi.
APCB
Isumi Str.
APFY
Handa.
APJZ
Odzuchi.
APCE
Hachken R.
APFZ
Mikawa.
APKB
Funakoshi.
APCF
Wakayana. c d
APGB
Toyohashi.
APKD
Kuji B.
APGD
Oyama.
APKE
Yamada.
APCG
Shikoku.
APGE
Hamamatsu.
APKF
Miyako.
Shi,riya saki.
Ohata.
APCI
P. Ikata.
APGF
Kakesuka minato.c
APKH
APCJ
P. Amai.
APGI
Omai saki.
APKI
APCK
Yawatahama Hr.
APGJ
Suruga G.
APCM
P. Shitama.
APGK
Shizuoka.
APKJ
APKM
Hokushu.
Fukuyama, or, Matsu-
APCN'
APCO
Okuchi B.
P. Yoshida.
APGM
APGN
Shimidzu Hr.c
Mumadsu.
APCR
Uwajima.
APGO
Yeno ura.
mai.
APCS
Kure.fi
APGR
Heda Hr.
APKN
Sirakami saki.
APCT
Susaki.c
APGS
Arari.
APKO
Fuku shima.c
APCV
Riudsu saki.
APGT
TagoB.
APKR
Kattoji saki.
APCW
Urado Hr.c
APGV
Iro o saki.
APKS
Hakodate. 6 c
APCX
Kochi.
APGW
Mikomoto, or, Rock I.
APKT
Anama saki spit Lt. V.
APCZ
Moroto Saki.
APGX
Simoda.
APKU
Shiokubi mi saki.
APDB
Kamata saki.
APGZ
Sagami ura.
APKV
Yesan Saki.c
APDC
I shima.
APHB
Atami.
APKW
Volcano B.
APDF
Tachibana ura.
APHC
Odawara.
APKX
Mori.c
APDG
Naka shima gawa.
APHE
KotawaB.
APKZ
Sinmororan, or, Ender-
APDH
Komatsushima An-
APHF
Joka sima.
mo Hr.c
chorage.
APHG
Tsurugi saki.
KanedaB.
APLB
Saru.
APDJ
Toku shima.
APHJ
APLC
Sutsini.
APDK
Nam to Passage.
APHK
Uraga Ch.
' APLE
Urakawa.
APDL
Awaji sima.
APHL
Kanonsaki. i
APLF
Yerimo saki.
APDN
Fuk ura.
APHN
Yokosuka.c '
APLG
Sirunoki.
APDO
Yura Hr.
APHO
Susaki..
APLH
Kushiro.
APDQ
Tsuda B.
APHQ
Nigisi.
APLI
Keramot Saki.
APDS
Takamatsu.c
APHS
Honmoku Lt. V.
APLJ
Akishi.
APDT
Nabe sima.
APHT
Yokohama. 6 c
APLK
Hamanaka.
APDU
Fukuyama.
APHU
Takasimacho.
APLN
Otchisi saki, or, C. Usu.
APDW
Sakaide.
APHW
Kanagawa.
APLO
Noshapp Saki.
APDX
Marugame.
APHX
Kawa saki.
APLQ
Nemoro Anchorage. c
APDY
Bingo Nada.
APHY
Haneda.
APLS
Natske B .
APEB
Imabari.
APIB
Shinagawa.c
APLT
Kinashiri.
APEC
Matsuyama.
APIC
Tokyo.
APLU
Kuril Is.
APED
Mitsuga hama.c
APID
Tsukiji.
APLW
Shakotan Hr.
APEG
Tsuru sima.
APIF
Tone gawa.
APLX
Matsugahama B.
APEH
Nagahama.
APIG
Funabashi.
APLY
Anama Hr.
,APIH
Chiba.
APMB
Yetorup I.
APEI
Kii Ch.
APIK
Iwaga saki.
APMC
Hitokatpu B.
APEK
Hino misaki.
APIL
Kisaradzu.
APMD
Naibo Hr.
APEL
Tanabe.
APIM
Futsu saki.
APMF
Urup I.
APEM
Siwo misaki.
APIO
Tate yama.
APMG
Soya saki.
APEO
Kusimoto.d
APIQ
No sima saki.
APMH
C. Nossyab.
APEQ
Oo sima.
APIB,
Dzunan Is.
APMJ
Refunsiri I.
APEB,
Kashi no saki. c
APIT.
Fusi yama.
APMK
Risiri I.
APET
Ura Kami Hr.
APIU
Inuboye saki.c
APML
Mashike, or, Maski.c
APEU
Taize Ura.
APIV
Naka Hr.
APMQ
Ishikari R.
APEV
Singo.c
KadaB.
APIX
Sendai B.
APMR
Oterranai.c
APEX
APIY
Mai su shima.
APMT
Maloyama.
oSicniflea an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
« a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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BORNEO.
APMU
APMV
APMX
APMY
APMZ
APND
APNE
APNG
APNH
APNI
APNK
APNL
APNM
APNQ
APNR
APNS
APNU
APNV
APNW
APNY
APNZ
APOB
APOD
APOE
APOP
APOH
APOI
APOJ
APOL
APOM
APON
APOR
APOS
APOT
APOV
APOW
APOX
APOZ
APQB
APQC
APQE
APQP
APQG
APQI
APQJ
APQK
APQM
APQN
APQO
APQR
APQS
APQT
APQU
APQW
APQX
APQY
APRB
APRC
APRD
APRE
APRF
Kamoi Baki, or, C. No-
vosilzov.
Sim unku (I wani B.).c
Behkei misaki (Sutt
B.).c
Okusiri.
Yesashi.c
C. Sirakami.
Kamchatka.
C. Lopatka (Kapury).
Avatcha B.
Dalni Pt.
Petropavlovsk.
Ukinsk B.
Komandorski Is.
Bering I.
Medni, or, Copper I.
Karaga Hr.
Karaginski I.
Baron Korfa G., or,
Kultuznay B.
Bering Sea.
Lavroya Hr.
Oliutorski C.
Natalie B.
O.-Navarin.
Anadyr R.
Klinkowstroem B .
Kresta G.
Providence B,
Emma Hr.
St. Lawrence I.
Bering Str.
Mechigme B.
Lutke Hr.
East C.
C. Serdze Kamen.
Wrangell I.
Kolyma R.
Indigirka R.
Iana R.
Liakhov, or, New Si-
beria Is.
Kotelnoi I.
Lena R.
Oleneka R.
Hatanga R.
Sumatra.
Acheh Hd., or, Acheen
Hd.
Pulo Bras.
Kota Raja.
OlehlehB.
Pulo Buru.
Sabang B.e
Jambu Ayer, or, Dia-
mond Pt.
Edie Rajut R.
Langksa R.
Langkat R.
Medan.
Deli River Lt. V.
Batu Bara.
LidungB.
Sungi Rokan.
Pulo Jarak.
Brewer Str.
APRG
APRH
APRJ
APRK
APRL
APRN
APRO
APRQ
APRT
APRU
APRV
APRX
APRY
APRZ
APSB
APSC
APSD
APSE
APSG
APSH
APSI
APSJ
APSK
APSL
APSM
APSO
APSQ
APSR
APSU
APSV
APSW
APSY
APSZ
APTB
APTD
APTE
APTF
APTG
APTH
APTI
APTJ
APTL
APTM
APTN
APTQ
APTR
APTS
APTV
APTW
APTX
APTZ
APUC
APUD
APUF
APUG
APUH
APUI
APUJ
APUK
APUL
APUN
APUQ
APUR
APUS
APUT
APUV
APUW
APUX
Siak.
Durian Str.
Pulo Batam.
Rhio Str.
Linga.
Little Karas I.
Terkolei I.
Pulo Sau.
Indragirie R.
Jambie B.
Berhala Str.
Sungi Banju Asing.
Sungi Sungsang, or,
Palembang R.
Banka.
Muntok.
Marawang Road.
Pulo Dapur.
Gaspar Str.
Pulo Mendanao.
Langwas I.
Belitung, or, Billiton I.
Pulo Leat.
North Watcher Lt.
Masuji R.
Tulang Bawang R.
Saputi R.
Sunda Strait.
Telok Betung.
Ratai.
Pundu.
Lagundi Str.
Semangka B.
Plat C.
Belimbing.
Pulo Pisang Hr.
Kroe.
Kawur.
Pulo Tikus (Rat I.).
Benkulen.
Mentawi Is.
Vekens B.
Hurlock B.
Katorei B.
Trussan B.
Bunga B.
Pulo Katang Katang.
Padang.a
Priaman.
Tiko.
Coros, or, Keeling Is.
Ayer Bangies.
Natal.
Batu Is.
Pulo Niaa.
Baros. v
Tapanuli B.
Siboga.
Singkel.
Melabu B.
Christmas I.
Java.
First Pt.
Fourth Pt. (Anjer).e
Old Anjer.
New Anjer.
St. Nicolas Pt.
Bantam.
APUZ
APVB
APVC
APVE
APVF
APVG
APVJ
APVK
APVM
APVN
APVO
APVR
ATVS
APVT
APVW
APVX
APVY
APWB
APWC
APWD
APWF
APWG
APWH
APWJ
APWK
APWL
APWN
APWO
APWQ
APWS
APWT
APWU
APWX
APWY
APWZ
APXC
APXD
APXF
APXH
APXI
APXJ
APXL
APXM
APXN
APXQ
APXR
APXS
APXU
APXV
APXW
APXZ
APYB
APYC
APYE
APYF
APYG
APYI
APYJ
APYK
APYM
APYN
APYO
APYR
APYS
APYT
APYV
Babi I.
Payung I.
Edam I.
Batavia.c/
Tanjong Priok.6
Buitenzorg.
Boompjes I., or, Menjsu-
wak.
Inderamayu Pt.
Cheribon.jr
Tegal.
Pekalongan.
Samarang.
Krimon Java Is.
Katang Islet.
Japara Islet.
Mandalike I.
Juana.
Rembang.
Tuban.
C. Piling.
Madura I.
Sapudi.
Geresik.
Surabaya. b c
Zwaantjies Drooghte,
or, Koko Reef Lt.
Pasuruan.
Probolingo.
Besuki.
Panarukan.
Karang Mas, or, Mein-
derts Reef.
Duiven I., or, Tabuan.
Bansering.
Banjuwangi.a
Segoro Wedi B.
Chilachap Inlet.
Chitando Inlet.
Zand, or, Chiletu B.
Borneo.
Sambar Pt.
Pawan R.
Carimata Str.
Panjang I. (Borneo).
Great Kapuas R.
Pontianak.
Sambas R.
Palo R.
Tambelan Is.
Anamba Is.
Natuna Is.
Tanjong Datu.
Sarawak.
Moratabas Entrance.
Lupar R.
Rajang R.
C. Sink.
Bruit R.
Ballang R.
Kidorong Pt.
Barram R.
Muara I.
Brunei.
Labuan.
Victoria Hr.
Kim&nis B.
Gaya B.
Sapangar B .
a Signifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
121
PHILIPPINES.
CELEBES.
APYW
APYX
APZB
APZC
APZD
APZE
APZF
APZG.
APZH
APZJ
APZK
APZL
APZN
APZO
APZQ
APZS
APZT
APZU
APZW
APZX
APZY
AQBD
AQBE
AQBF
AQBH
AQBI
AQBJ
AQBL
AQBM
AQBN
AQBP
AQBR
AQBS
AQBU
AQBV
ABQX
AQBY
AQBZ
AQCD
AQCE
AQCP
AQCH
AQCI
AQCJ
AQCL
AQCM
AQCN
AQCP
AQCR
AQCS
AQCU
AQCV
AQCW
AQCY
AQCZ
AQDB
AQDE
AQDF
AQDG
AQDJ
AQDK
AQDL
AQDN
AQDO
AQDS
AQDT
AQDU
Ambong.
KudatB.
Marudu B.
Kina Balu.
Banguey I.
Mitford Hr.
Mallawalle I.
ran I.
Balabac I.
Marchesa B.
Sugut R.
Labuk R.
Kalagaan R.
Sandakan Hr.
Elopura.
Kinabatangan R.
Dent Haven.
Darvel B.
Silam Hr.
Sibutu I.
Sibuko B
Sesajab R.
Mahakan R.
Pasir.
Kelumpang B.
Pulo Laut.
Kota Baharu.
C. Selatan.
Barito R.
Banjermasin.
Sampit.
Pambuang.
Kumai R.
Kotawaringin R.
Jelai R.
Philippine Is.
C. Melville.
Calandorang B.
Palawan I.
P. Barton.
Malampaya Sound.
Bakit B.
Talindak.
Taitai B.
Dumaran I.
P. Royalist.
Calamianes Group.
Culion I.
Busuanga.
Mindoro.
Ilin I.
Mangarim.
Sablayan.
Paluan Bay.
Calapan.
Polak.
Lubang I.
P. Tilig.
Cabra I.
Luzon I.
C. Santiago.
RestingaPt.
Corregidorl.
Caballo I.
Cavite. 6/
Manila. 6 c
Pasig R.
AQDW
AQDX
AQDY
AQEB
AQEC
AQED
AQEG
AQEH
AQEI
AQEK
AQEL
AQEM
AQEO
AQEP
AQER
AQET
AQEU
AQEV
AQEX
AQEY
AQEZ
AQFC
AQFD
AQFE
AQFG
AQFH
AQFI
AQFK
AQFL
AQFM
AQFO
AQFP
AQFR
AQFT
AQFU
AQFV
AQFX
AQFY
AQFZ
AQGC
AQGD
AQGE
AQGF
AQGI
AQGK
AQGL
AQGM
AQGO
AQGP
AQGR
AQGT
AQGU
AQGV
AQGX
AQGY
AQGZ
AQHC
AQHD
AQHE
AQHG
AQHI
AQHJ
AQHK
AQHL
AQHM
AQHO
AQHP
AQHR
AQHT
P. Marivelea.
P. 01ongap6.
Subig P.
Capones Pt.
Pampanga.
Iba.
Zambales Province.
Masinglok P.
Santa Cruz.
DazolB.
Bolinao.
Piedra Pt.
Sual.
Lingayen.
Ilocos (St. Thomas
Peak).
San Fernando Pt.
Vigan.
Salomague P.
C. Bojeador. c
Rio Grande de Cagayan.
Aparri.
Nueva Ecija.
C. Engafio.
P. St. Vincente. -
Babuyan Is.
Camiguin I:
Batan Is.
Bashi Is.
P. Lampon.
Gumaka.
Calagua.
Capalonga.
Mambulao P.
San Miguel B.
Nueva Carceres.
Sisiran P.
Catanduanes I.
Tobako B-
Albay.
PolikiB.
San Bernardino Str.
Bulusan.
Magnok B.
Tikao.
Sorsogon.
Donsol.
Pasakao Anchorage.
Burias I.
Ragai G.
Marinduque I.
Buac.
P. Laguinmanoc.
Pagbilao B.
Tayabas R.
Taal.
Tablas I.
Loog P.
Romblon P.
Sibuyan I.
Magallanes.
Masbate I.
Arroroi.
Mandao.
Palanog P.
Uson B.
Cataingan P.
Pan ay I.
Tilat, or, Buena Vista.
AQHU
AQHV
AQHX
AQHY
AQHZ
AQIC
AQID
AQIE
AQIG
AQIH
AQLT
AQIL
AQIM
AQIN
AQIO
AQIP
AQIR
AQIS
AQIU
AQIV
AQIW
AQIY
AQIZ
AQJB
AQJD
AQJE
AQJF
AQJH
AQJI
AQJK
AQJM
AQJN
AQJO
AQJR
AQJS
AQJT
AQJV
AQJW
AQJX
AQJZ
AQKC
AQKD
AQKE
AQKG
AQKH
AQKI
AQKL
AQKM
AQKN
AQKP
AQKR
AQKS
AQKU
AQKV
AQKW
AQKY
AQKZ
AQLB
AQLD
AQLE
AQLF
AQLI
AQLJ
AQLK
AQLN
AQLO
AQLP
AQLS
AQLT
AQLU
Pandan.
Colasi.
Batan P.
Capis.
Calabazas Isles.
Siete Pecados.
Iloilo.
Guimaras.
Bondulan Pt.
Lusaran Pt.
Negros I.
Bantayan I.
Sebu (Zebu).
Barili.
Maktan I.
Tanon Str. •
Dumaguete.
Argao Pt.
Sibonga.
Carcar.
Bagacai Pt.
Bohul I.
Tagbilaran.
Laon.
Sikijor I.
Leite.
P. Bello.
Tacloban.
Samar.
Calbayoc.
Catbalogan.
Guiuan.
Palapa P.
Laguan B.
Candolu Islet.
Dinagat I.
P. Gab6.
Siargao I.
Bucas Is.
Mindanao I.
Dapitan B.
Tubud Pt.
P. Misamis.
Butuan.
Surigao.
CaragaB.
Pujada B.
Mati.
P. Balete.
Hijo.
Davao.
Malalag P.
P. Lebak.
Linao B.
Kota-batu.
Palak.
Pagadian B.
P. Sambulauan.
Dumankilas B.
Zamboanga./
Jolo./
Basilan I.
P. Isabela.
Dalrymple Hr.
Buol.
Pangasinan I.
Tapul Group.
Siassi.
Tawi Tawi.
a Sienifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station
5 e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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OCEANIA.
AQLV
AQLW
AQLX
AQLY
AQLZ
AQMB
AQMD
AQME
AQMP
AQMH
AQMI
AQMJ
AQML
AQMN
AQMO
AQMR
AQMS
AQMT
AQMU
AQMV
AQMW
AQMX
AQMY
AQMZ
AQNB
AQNC
AQNP
AQNG
AQNH
AQNI
AQNK
AQNL
AQNM
AQNP
AQNR
AQNS
AQNU
AQNV
AQNW
AQNX
AQNY
AQNZ
AQOB
AQOD
AQOE
AQOP
AQOG
AQOH
AQOI
AQOJ
AQOL
AQOM
AQON
AQOP
AQOS
AQOT
AQOU
AQOV
AQOW
AQOX
AQOZ
AQPB
AQPC
AQPE
AQPF
AQPH
Bongao I.
Talautse Is.
Talauer Is.
Celebes.
Manado.
Banka I.
Kema.
Pondang Islets.
Gorontalo.
Peling I.
Bangaai Archipelago.
Kendari B.
Buton.
Palopo.
Palima.
Boni.
Salengketa Pt.
Balang Nipa (Sinjai).
Makassar Str.
Salayar.
Malsoro B.
Makassar./
Taka Ramata (Brill
Rk.).
Mamuju B.
Palos.
Wani B.
Dondo B.
Bah.
Beliling (B u 1 e 1 e n g)
Roadstead.
Amok (Labuan Amok).
Panti Barat (Badong B .)
Lombok.
Ampenan B.
Labuan Tering B.
Piju B.
Alas Str.
Sumbawa.
Bima.
Sapeh B.
Puio Tenga (Paternos-
ter) Is.
Sumba I.
Nangamessi B.
Flores.
Solor I.
Terang B.
BariB.
Sabalanga (Postillion) Is.
Potta Road.
Karakaiki B.
Dondo B.
Ombai, or, Allor.
Kebula B.
Timor.
Koepang.
Dilhi.
Semao (Kurong).
Rotti.
Serwatti Is.
Wettal.
Kissa (Makisar).
Lettil.
Dam ma I.
Tepa.
Baba I.
Timor Laut.
Arafura Sea.
AQPI
AQPJ
AQPL
AQPM
AQPN
AQPR
AQPS
AQPT
AQPV
AQPW
AQPX
AQPZ
AQRB
AQRC
AQRE
AQRF
AQRG
AQRI
AQRJ
AQRK
AQRM
AQRN
AQRO
AQRP
AQRS
AQRT
AQRU
AQRV
AQRW
AQRX
AQRY
AQSB
AQSD
AQSE
AQSF
AQSH
AQSI
AQSJ
AQSL
AQSM
AQSN
AQSP
AQSR
AQST
AQSV
AQSW
AQSX
AQSZ
AQTB
AQTC
AQTE
AQTF
AQTG
AQTI
AQTJ
AQTK
AQTM
AQTN
AQTO
AQTR
AQTS
AQTU
AQTW
AQTX
Arru Is.
Wokam I.
Dobbo.
K6 Dulan I.
Banda.
Amboina.
Ceram I.
Sawai Hr.
WaruB.
Hoya (Teluti) B.
Elaputi B.
Amahoi.
Kaibobo Road.
Piru B.
Bum I.
KayeliB.
Pitt Passage.
Gillolo I.
Maba Road.
Weda.
Gebi I.
Molucca Passage.
Bachian.
Ternate.
Waigiu I.
Gillolo Passage.
Dampier Str.
New Guinea (Papua).
British New Guinea.
Salwatti.
Segaar B.
McCluer Inlet) Berau
G.).
Sekru.
Kapau.
Frederick Henry I.
C. Valsche, or, False C.
Dourga Str.
Pisang B.
Wassi Kussa.
Mai Kussa.
Boigu, or, Talbot I.
Daudai.
Tauan.
Saibai I.
Pahoturi, or, Kaua R.
Brinatauri, or, Katau R.
G. of Papua.
FlyR.
Aird R.
Lolo I,
Hall Sound.
P. Moresby.
Granville.
P. Glasgow.
South C.
Samarai I.
Louisiade Archipelago.
Kaiser Wilhelmsland.
Finsch Hr.
Astrolabe B.
Frederich Wilhelm Hr.
Hatzfeldt Hr.
Empress Augusta R.
Amberno (Mamberon-
mo) R.
AQTY
AQUB
AQUC
AQUD
AQUF
AQUG
AQUH
AQUJ
AQUK
AQUL
AQUM
AQUO
AQUR
AQUS
AQUT
AQUW
AQUX
AQTJY
AQVB
AQVC
AQVD
AQVF
AQVG
AQVH
AQVJ
AQVK
AQVL
AQVN
AQVO
AQVP
AQVS
AQVT
AQVU
AQVX
AQVY
AQVZ
AQWC
AQWE
AQWF
AQWG
AQWI
AQWJ
AQWK
AQWM
AQWN
AQWO
AQWR
AQWS
AQWT
AQWV
AQWX
AQWY
AQXB
AQXC
AQXD
AQXF
AQXG
AQXH
Geelvink B.
Dorei P.
Bismarck Archipelago.
New Pomerania.
Stephansoit.
Herbertshoh.
Blanche B.
Matupi I.
New Mecklenburg.
Meoko Hr.
Nusa Hr.
Kaliu.
Pacific Ocean (Ocea-
nia).
Admiralty I.
Nares Hr.
Hermit Is.
Caroline Is.
Kusaie I.
Chabrol Hr.
Ponapi I.
Jamestown Hr. (Je-
koits).
Truk Is.
Yap I.
TomilB.
Pelew (Paloa) Is.
Marianas.
Guam I./
P. San Luis D'Apra.
Bonin Is. (Arzobispq).;
Hillsborough I. (Baily'
Group). ,
Peel I. (CTiicijima)
(Beechy Group).
P. Lloyd.
Marshall Is.
Jaluit.
Gilbert Is. /
Apaiang.
Solomon Is.
Buaro (San Cristoval) I.
Dgil.
Guadalcanar I.
Malaita I.
Ysabel I.
Choiseul I.
Bougainville I.
Santa Cruz Is. (Nitendi
Is.).
Vanikoro I.
New Hebrides.
Banks Is.
TJreparapara I.
Avreas B.
P. Patteson.
Mota I.
Lakona B.
Marina, or, Espiritu
Santo I.
Bougainville Str.
Tangoa.
Mallicolo (Malekula).
a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Savine Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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123
OCEANIA.
AUSTRALIA.
AQXJ
P. Stanley.
ARCG
Viti Levu Lt. V.
ARGC
Marquesas Is.
AQXK
P. Sandwich.
ARCH
Suva.o
ARGE
Hiva-Oa.
AQXL
Epi I., or, Tasiko I.
Elate, or, Sandwich I.
ARCJ
Rewa.
ARGF
PerigotB.
TaahukuB.
AQXN
ARCK
Nasilai.
ARGH
AQXO
Fila Hr.
ARCL
Mbau Waters.
ARGJ
Nukuhiva
AQXP
Meli Anchorage.
ARCN
Levuka.
ARGK
Comptroller B.
AQXS
Havannah Hr.
ARCO
Nandi Waters.
ARGL
Tai-o-hae, or, Anna Ma-
AQXT
Eromanga.
ARCP
Likuri Hr.
ria B.
AQXU
Dillon B.
ARCS
Singatoka R.
ARGN
P. Tai oa.
AQXW
Polenia B.
ARCT
Rovondrau B.
ARGO
Ua Huku I.
AQXY
GookB.
ARCU
Vanua Levu.
ARGP
Ua Pu I.
AQXZ
Tanna.
ARCW
Savu Savu B.
AQYC
Kwamera.
ARCX
Nandi B.
ARGQ
TuAMOTU.
AQYD
Wea Sisi.
ARCY
Mbua B.
ARGS
Pitcairn I.
AQYE
Erronan, or, Futuna.
ARDB
Ruku Ruku B.
ARGT
Mangareva Is.
AQYG
Aneityum (Annatam).
ARDC
No Kinasi.
ARGV
Anaa atoll.
AQYH
P. Patrick.
ARDE
Vicuna Hr.
ARGW
Fakarava atoll.
ARDG
Nateva B.
ARGX
Rotoava Anchorage.
AQYJ
New Caledonia.
ARDH
Somo Somo Str.
ARGZ
Society Is.
AQYL
Goro P.
ARDI
Nanuku Passage.
ARHB
Tahiti.
AQYM
Prony B.
ARDJ
Wailangilala I.
ARHC
Venus Pt.
AQYN
Sebert Cove.
ARDK
Taviuni.
ARHE
Papiete Hr.
P. Phaeton.
AQYP
Grand P.
ARDL
Vanua Mbalavu.
ARHF
AQYR
Amedee I.
ARDM
Lomaloma.
ARHG
Huaheine I.
AQYS
Bulari B.
ARDO
Rotumah.
ARHJ
Fare Hr. (Owharre).
AQYU
Noumea.c
ARHK
Raiatea I.
AQYV
AQYW
P. Laguerre.
Muendu B.
ARDQ
ARDS
Tonga Is.
Tongatabu I.
ARHL
ARHN
Teayarua Hr.
Suv&rov Is.
AQYZ
P. Burai.
ARDT
Nukualofa.
ARHO
Cook Is.
AQZB
P. Mueo.
ARDV
Niue I.
ARHP
Rarotonga I.
AQZC
Kataviti B.
ARDW
Uea, or Wallis I.
ARHS
Tubuai, or, Austral Is.
AQZD
Chasseloup B.
ARHT
Rapa (Oparo) I.
AQZF
Gomen B.
ARDX
Samoa Is.
ARHU
Easter I.
AQZG
Nehoue B.
ARDZ
Tutuila I.
AQZH
Tanle B.
AREB
Fungasar Hr.
ARHW
Australia.
AQZJ
Banar6 B.
AREC
Pago Pago Hr.
AQZK
Art I.
AREF
Vailoa.
AQZL
Aue.
AREG
Upolu I.
ARHX
North Australia.
AQZN
Harcourt B.
AREH
Safatu Hr.
ARHY
Carpentaria G.
AQZO
Arama.
AREJ
Apia.
ARIB
Batavia R.
AQZP
Bonde R.
AREK
SaLuafata Hr.
ARIC
Mitchell R.
AQZS
Balade.
AREL
Falifa Hr.
ARID
Normanton.
AQZT
Pouebo.
AREN
Fangaloa B.
ARIE
Norman R. Lt. V.
AQZU
Ubati
AREO
Savaii I.
ARIF
Kimberley.
AQZW
Yengen.
AREP
Union (Tokelau) Is.
ARIG
Burketown.
AQZX
BaB.
ARES
Atafu atoll.
ARIJ
Wellesley Is.
AQZY
Kuaua B.
ARET
Phoenix Is.
ARIL
McArthur R.
ARBO
P. Duperre.
AREU
Ellice Is.
ARIN
Roper.
ARBD
K anal a B.
AREW
Christmas I.
ARIP
Arnhem B.
ARBE
Lavaissiere B.
ARIS
C. Wessel.
ARBG
Nekete B.
AREY
Hawaiian Is.
ARIU
Goyder R.
ARBH
Tchio.
AREZ
Hawaii.
ARIW
Liverpool R.
Van Diemen G.
ARBI
P. Bouquet.
ARFB
Hilo.
ARIY
ARBK
Kuakue B.
ARFD
Mahukona.
ARJB
Melville I.
ARBL
P. Yate.
ARFE
Kawaihae. /
ARJD
Alligator R.
ARBM
Isle of Pines.
ARFG
Kailua.
ARJF
Adelaide R.
ARBO
Vao.
ARFI
Kealakekua.
ARJH
P. Daly.
ARBP
Gadji.
ARFJ
Maui I.
ARJK
P. Darwin.
ARFK
Kahului Hr.
ARJO
Palmerston.
ARBQ
Loyalty Is.
ARFM
Lahaina. /
ARJQ
Southport.
ARBT
Bishop Sound.
Tandme B.
ARFN
Kanahena Pt.
ARJT
Bynoe Hr.
ARBU
ARFO
Lanai.
ARJV
P. Patterson.
ARBV
Norfolk I.e
ARFQ
Molokai. /
ARJX
P. Keats.
ARBW
Lord Howe I.
ARFS
Lae o ka Laau.
ARJZ
Fitzmaurice R.
ARBX
Kermadec Is.
ARFT
ARFV
Kaunakakai.
Oahu.
ARKC
Victoria R.
ARBZ
Fiji Is.
ARFW
Waialua.
ARKG
West Australia.
ARCB
Kandavu.
ARFX
Honolulu, ab ef
ARKI
Cambridge G.
ARCD
Ngaloa Hr.
ARFZ
Puuloa.
ARKL
Ord R.
ARCF
Solo Rock.
ARGB
Kauai.
ARKN
Wyndham.a
a Sienifiesan International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
6 e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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AUSTRALIA.
TASMANIA.
ARKP
Admiralty G.
ARQG
South Australia.
ARWZ
Glenelg R.
ARKS
P. Warrender.
ARQI
P. Eyre.
ARKU
York Sound.
ARQK
Fowler B
ARXC
Victoria.
ARKW
Prince Frederick Hr.
ARQM
Nuyts Archipelago.
ARXE
C. Nelson.e
ARKY
P. Nelson.
ARQO
Streaky ~B.d
ARXG
Portland.a d
ARLB
St; George Basin.
ARQS
Blanche P.
ARXI
P. Fairy.a
ARLD
Buccaneer Archipelago.
ARQU
Flinders.
ARXK
Belfast.tf
ARLF
King Sound.
Kimberley.
ARQW
Venus Hr.
ARXM
Moyne R.
ARLH
ARQY
P. Douglas.
ARXO
Warrnambool.a c d
ARLJ
Derby, a
ARSB
C. Catastrophe.
ARXQ
P. Campbell.
ARLK
Roebuck B.
ARSD
Spencer G.
ARXS
C. Otway.e
ARLM
Broome.a
ARSF
P. Lincoln.fi
ARXU
Appollo B.
ARLO
Bedout I.
ARSG
Neptune Is.
,ARXW
Louttit B.
ARLQ
P. Walcott.
ARSH
Franklin Hr.
'arxz
Eagle Nest Pt.
ARLT
Jarman I.
ARSI
Middle Bank Lt. V.
ARYC
P. Phillip.
ARLV
1 Rowley Shs.
ARSJ
Lowly Pt.a c
ARYE
Lonsdale Pt.c d e
ARLX
Cossack.a
ARSL
Augusta.
ARYG
Shortland Bluff.
ARLZ
Roeboume.a
ARSN
Germein B.
ARYI
■Queenscliff.6 d e
ARMC
Dampier Archipelago.
ARSP
P. Pirie.c
ARYK
Swan I.
ARME
C. Preston.
ARST
P. Broughton.
ARYM
West Sand. /.«
ARMG
Shark B.
ARSV ■
Wallarpo.c
ARYO
Portarlington. ',*j
Geelong.fr
ARMI
Gascoyne Road.
ARSX
Tipara B.a
ARYQ
ARMK
Carnarvon, a
ARSZ
Moonta. ,
ARYT
Hobson B.
ARMN
Dirk Hartog I.
ARTC
P. Victoria.
ARYV
Gellibrand Pt.a b
ARMP
Murchison R.
ARTE
Wauraltee.
ARYW
GeUibrand Pt. Lt. V.
ARMS
Geraldine.
ARTG
Hardwicke B.
ARYX
Williamstown.
ARMU
P. Gregory.
ARTI
Corny Pt.a
ARZB
Yarra R.
ARMW
Champion B.
ARTK
P. Turton.
ARZD
Melbourne.
ARMY
Houtman Rocks.
ARTM
Althorpe La
ARZF
Williamstown Docks.
ARNB
Geraldton. a
ARTO
Investigator Str.
ARZG
St. Kilda Pier.
ARND
Northampton.
ARTQ
P. Moorowie.
ARZH
P. Melbourne (Sand-
ARNF
P. Grey.
ARTS
Troubridge Shs. a c
ridge).
ARNH
Leander Pt.
ARTU
Kangaroo I.
ARZJ
Mornmgton.
ARNJ
Dongara.a
ARTW
C. Borda.c d e
ARZL
Rye.
ARNL
Rottnest I.e
ARTY
Kingscote.d
C. Willoughby.c e
ARZN
Sorrento.
ARNO
Garden I.
ARUB
ARUD
ARZP
Nepean Pt.
ARNQ
Swan R.
G. of St. Vincent.
ARZS
C. Schank. e
ARNT
Gage Road.
ARUF
Edithburgh.
ARZU
P. Western.
ARNV
Warnbro Sound.
ARUH
Macdonnell Sound.
ARZW
Crib Pt.a
ARUJ
P. Vincent.
ARZY
Liptrap C.
Wilson Promontory, e
Cliffy I.
ARNX
ARNZ
FBBMANTLE.a b
Perth.
Guildford.
Cockburn Sound.
Rockingham.
P. Kennedy.
Mandurah.
Koombanah B.
Bunbury.a
Lockeville.
Geographe B.
Busselton.a
ARUL
ARUN
P. Alfred.
Ardrossan.
ASBC
ASBE
AROC
AROE
AROG
ARUP
Clinton.
ASBG
Corner Inlet.
ARUS
ARUV
Wakefield.
P. Gawler.
ASBI
ASBK
Welshpool.
Clonmel La
AROI
AROK
AROM
AROP
AROS
AROU
ARUX
Adelaide.
ASBM
P. Albert.a c d
ARUY
ARUZ
ARVG
ARVE
ARVF
P. Adelaide.
Semaphore.a b d
Glenelg.c
Holdfast B.
P. Noarlunga.
ASBO
ASBQ
ASBU
ASBW
ASBY
Alberton.
Tarraville.
Lake Reeve.
Sale.
Mitchell R.
AROW
ARVG
Willunga.
ASCB
Bairnsdale.
AROY
ARPB
Quindalup.
C. Naturaliste.e
Hamelin B.
ARVI
ARVK
Yankalilla.
C. Jervis.c e
ASCD
ASCF
C. Everard. j
Mallagoota Inlet.
GaboI.e
ARPD
ARVM
Backstairs Passage.
ASCH
ARPF
ARPH
ARPI
ARPJ
ARPL
ARPN
C. Leeuwin.e
Flinders B.
West C. Howe.
King George Sound.
Breaksea I.e
King Pt.
ARVO
ARVQ
ARVT
ARVW
ARVY
ARWB
ARWD
P. Victor, c d
P Elliot.
Murray R.
Lake Alexandrina.
Goolwa.
Lacepede B.
Kingston.
ASCJ
ASCN
ASCP
ASCR
C. Howe.
i.
ji
Bass Str.
King I.
C. wickham.e
ARWF
C. Jaffa.a
ASCU
Curtis I.
ARPQ
Albany.
ARWJ
Robe.c d
ASCW
Hogan Group.
ARPT
Princess Royal Hr.
ARWL
RivoliB.
ASCX
Kent Group.e
ARPV
Bremer B.
ARWN
Penguin La
ASCZ
Deal I.
ARPX
Esperance B.
ARWP
Beachport.d
ASDC
Flinders La
ARPZ
Malcolm Pt.
ARWS
C. Banks.a
ASDE
Franklin Sound.
ARQO
Israelite B.
ARWU
C. Northumberland. e
ASDF
Goose I. a
ARQE
Eucla.
ARWX
P. Macdonnell.c d
ASDG
Banks Str.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station ; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's SignafStation; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
125
QUEENSLAND.
ASDK
Tasmania.
ASIT
Bateman B.
ASOP
Ballina.
ASDM
Swan I.o
ASIV
Bundoo, or, Clyde R.
ASOR
Wardell.
ASDO
Bridport.
ASIX
Nelligan.
ASOT
C: Byron.
ASDP
Low Hd. e
ASIZ
TJlladulla. a
ASOV
Brunswick R.
ASDQ
P. Dalrymple.
ASJC
St. Georges Hd.
ASOX
Cavvanba.
ASDU
Tamar R.
ASJE
Jervis B.
ASOZ
Fingal Pt.
ASDW
Georgetown.
ASJG
North Shoalhaven R. a
ASPC
Tweed R.
ASDY
Ilfracombe.
ASJI
Goulburn.
ASPE
Danger Pt.
ASEB
Sidmouth.
ASJK
Kiiama.
ASED
Dorchester.
ASJM
Wollongong. a
P. Hacking.
ASPG
Queensland.
ASEF
Exeter.
ASJO
ASPI
Burleigh.
ASEH
Swan B._
ASJQ
Botany, a
ASPK
Nerang R.
ASEJ
Launceston.
ASJU
George R.
ASPM
Southport.
ASED
P. Sorell.e
ASJW
P. Jackson.
ASPO
Sandy Pt. o c
ASEN
B urges.
ASJY
Inner South Hd. a c
ASPQ
Moreton B.
ASEP
P. Frederick.
ASKB
Sydney, b
ASPU
C. Moreton. c
ASER
Mersey Bluff.e
ASKD
Macquarie Pt.
ASPW
Comboyuro Pt.
ASET
Table C.e
ASKF
Sow and Pigs Lt. V.
ASPY
Bulwer Pilot Station.
ASEV
Stanley.
ASKH
Bradley Hd.
ASQB
Cowan Cowan Pt. -
ASEX
Robbins I.
ASKL
Watson B. d
ASQD
Tangaluma Roads.
ASEZ
Hunter I.
ASKN
Garden I.
ASQF
Howe Ch.
ASFB
Three Hummock I.
ASKP
Wooloomooloo B.
ASQH
'Freeman Ch.
ASFC
Arthur R.
ASKR
Farm Cove.
ASQJ
Yule Roads.
ASFE
Remine.a
ASKT
Darling Hr.
ASQL
Brisbane Road Pile Lt.
ASFG
Macquarie Hr.c
ASKV
Pyrmont.'
Ho. etc
ASFI
Strahan.a
ASKX
Balmain.
ASQN
Lytton.
ASFK
Gordon R.
ASKZ
Cockatoo I.
ASQP
Brisbane, b
ASFM
P. Davey.
ASLC
Fitzroy Dock.
ASQR
Ipswich.
ASFO
Maatsuyker I.
ASLE
Sbutherland Dock.
ASQT
Cleveland.
ASFQ
D'Entrecasteaux Ch.
ASLG
Goat I.
ASQV
Redland.
ASFU
Recherche B.a
ASLI
Waterview B.
ASQX
Logan R.
ASFW
Bruny I.c
ASLK
Parramatta.
ASQZ
Alberton.
ASFY
Hythe.
ASLM
St. Leonards.
ASRC
Waterford.
ASGB
Hastings.
ASLO
Middle Hr.
ASRE
Mooloolah R.
ASGD
Esperance P.
ASLQ
Manly Beach.
ASRG
Laguna B.
ASGF
Huon R.
ASLU
Baranju Hd.
ASRI
Tewantin.
ASGH
P. Cygnet.
ASLW
Hawkesbury R.
ASRK
Double Island Pt. a
ASGJ
Tasman Hd.
ASLY
Broken B.
ASRM
Wide Bay Hr.
ASGL
Adventure B.
ASMB
Hales Bluff.
ASRO
Great Sandy Str.
ASGN
Derwent R.
ASMD
Catherine Hill B.
ASRQ
Inskip Pt.
ASGP
Hobart.6
ASMF
Moon Islet.
ASRU
Tyroom Road.
ASGB,
Storm B.
ASMH
Lake Macquarie.
ASRW
Mary R.
ASGT
Burnett Hr.
ASMJ
Nobby Hd.
ASRY
Maryborough.
ASGV .
Frederick Henry B.
ASML
Newcastle, abed
ASTB
Woody I.
ASGW
Eagle Hawk B. a
ASMN
Hunter R.
ASTD
Sandy C. a
ASGX
Pitt Water.
ASMP
Stockton.
ASTF
Hervey B.
ASGZ
P. Arthur.
ASMR
Hexham.
ASTH
Burrum R.
ASHC
Prosser B.
ASMT
Maitland.
ASTJ
Burnett R. a c
ASHD
Swansea, a
ASMV
Stephens Pt.
P. Stephens.
ASTL
■ Bundaberg.
ASHE
Oyster B.
ASMX
ASTN
Lady Elliot I. a
ASHG
Great Swan P.
ASMZ
Sugarloaf Pt.
C. Hawke.
ASTP
Baffle Creek.
ASHI
Long Pt.
ASNC
ASTR
Bustard Hd.ac
ASHK
Falmouth, a
ASNE
Harrington Inlet.
ASTV
Rodd Hr.
ASHM
George B.
ASNF
Manning R.
ASTX
P. Curtis.
ASHO
Eddystone Pt. e
ASNG
Crowdy Hd.
ASTZ
Boyne R.
A'SNI
Camden Haven.
ASUC
Gatcombe Hd. a
ASHQ
New South Wales.
ASNK
Tacking Pt.
ASUE
Gladstone.
ASHU
C. Green, a
ASNM
P. Macquarie.
ASUG
Calliope R.
ASHW
Twofold B. a c
ASNO
Hastings R.
ASUI
Hamilton.
ASHY
Eden.
ASNQ
Marias R.
ASUK
C. Capricorn, a c
ASIB
Kiyerr Inlet.
ASNU
Smoky C.
ASUM
Keppel C. a
Little Sea Hill.
ASID
Panbula.
ASNW
Trial B.
ASUO
ASIF
Merimbula.
ASNY
MacLeay R.
ASUQ
Fitzroy R. Lt. V.
ASIH
Bega.
Barunguba, or, Monta-
ASOB
Nambuckra R.
ASUW
Mackenzie R.
ASLT
ASOD
Bellinger R.
ASUY
Broad Mount Hr.
gu I. a
ASOF
South Solitary I.
ASVB
Herbert.
ASIL
Turos Inlet.
ASOH
Clarence R.
ASVD
Rockhampton.
ASIN
Bodalla.
ASOJ
MacLean.
ASVF
Hewittville.
ASIP
Toragy Pt.
ASOL
Grafton.
ASVH
North Reef Lt. a
ASIR
Moruya. a
■
ASON
Richmond R.
ASVJ
P. Bowen.
o Signifies an International Signal Station: B a Time Signal Station ; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
ia Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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I
j
NEW ZEALAND
WEST COAST NORTH AMERICA.
ASVL
Shoal water B.
ATCB
Whaingaroa Hr.
ATHU
>Molyneux B
ASVN
Broad Sound.
ATCD
Raglan.
ATHW
Balclutha.
ASVP
St. Lawrence.
ATCF
Aotea Hr.
"ATHY
Kaitan.
ASVR
Percy I.
ATCH
Kawhia.
ATIB
C. Saunders, a
ASVT
Pine I. o
ATCJ
Mokau R. a
ATID
Otago Hr.
ASVX
Flat-Top I. a
ATCL
Waitara R. a
ATIF
Taiaroa Hd. ae
ASVZ
Pioneer R.
ATCN
Raleigh.
ATIG
Otago Lt. V.
ASWC
East Pt. a
ATCR
New Plymouth (Tara-
ATIH
P. Chalmers, b
ASWE
Mackay.
naki).ac
ATLT
Dunedin.
ASWG
Repulse B.
ATCV
C. Egmont. a
ATIL
Blueskin.
ASWI
Dent I. a
ATCX
Opunake. a c
ATIN
Waikouaiti.
ASWK
P. Denison.
ATCZ
Patea R. c
ATIP
Hawksbury.
ASWM
Dalrymple Pt. a
ATDC
Wanganui. a c
ATIR
Moeraki. ,
ASWO
Bowen.
ATDE
Wangaehu.
ATIV
Oamaru. a c
ASWQ
C. Bowling Green, a
ATDG
Rangitikei R.
ATIX
Timaru. a c
ASWR
C. Cleveland, a
ATDI
Manawatu R. ac
ATIZ
Ashburton.
ASWT
Townsville. a c
ATDK
Foxton.
ATJC
Akaroa Hr. a
ASWV
Bay Rock.
ATDM
Kapiti I.'
ATJE
Banks' Peninsula.
ASWX
Halifax B.
ATDO
Porirua Hr.
ATJG
Lyttelton. 6
ASWZ
Hinehinbrook. c
ATDQ
Cook Str.
ATJI
Christchurch.
ASXC
Herbert R.
ATDS
Queen Charlotte Sound.
ATJK
Godley Hd.ac
ASXE
Dungeness. a
ATDU
Brothers Lt.
ATJM
Gore B. . '■'}
ASXG
Rockingham B.
ATDW
Picton.
ATJO
Waiauoua R. S,
ASXI
Cardwell.
ATDY
Havelock.
ATJQ
Kaikoura.
ASXK
Moresby R.
ATEB
D'Urvillel.
ATJS
Gooch B.
ASXM
Mourilyan Hr.
ATED
P. Hardy.
ATJU
C. Campbell, a c
ASXO
Johnstone R.
ATEF
French Pass.
ATJW
Awatere R.
ASXQ
Gerald ton.
ATEH
C. Stephens.
ATJY
WairauR. a
ASXU
Mulgrave R.
ATEJ
Nelson, o
ATKB
Blenheim. ;
ASXW
C. Grafton.
ATEL
Motueka R.
ATKD
Tuamarina. U
ASXY
Cairns, a
ATEN
Astrolabe Road.
ATKF
Cloudy B. t>
ASYB
P. Douglas.
ATEP
Waitapu.
ATKH
P. Underwood.
ASYD
Low I.
ATER
Clifton.
ATKJ
Tory Ch.
ASYF
Daintree R.
ATEV
Collingwood.
ATKL
P. Nicholson.
ASYH
Archer Pt.
ATEX
C. Farewell Spit. ace
Wanganui Inlet, c
ATKN
Pencarrow Hd. f.
ASYJ
Rocky I.
ATEZ
ATKP
Somes I.
ASYL
Endeavour R. a
ATFC
Karamea R.
ATKR
Mt. Victoria, a
ASYN
Cooktown.
ATFE
Mokihinui.
ATKV
Wellington. . «
ASYP
Lizard I.
ATFG
Hector.
ATKX
Lambton Hr.- '2
ASYQ
Channel R. (C. Melville)
ATFI
Buller R.
ATKZ
Pituni. I
Lt. V.
ATFK
Westport. a
ATLC
C. Palliser.
ASYR
Kennedy R.
ATFM
C. Foulwind.ac
ATLE
Ahuriri Bluff, a
ASYT
Claremont I. Lt. V.
ATFO
Grey R. a
ATLG
Napier.
ASYV
Piper Is. Lt. V.
ATFQ
Cobden.
ATLI
Hawkes B.
ASYX
Raine I.
ATFS
Taylorville.
ATLK
Mohaka R.
ASYZ
Somerset.
ATFU
Greymouth.
ATLM
Portland I. a
ASZC
C. York.
ATFW
Hokitika. o
ATLO
Waipaoa R.
ASZE
Torres Str.
ATFY
Puysegur Pt.
ATLQ
Turanganui R.
ASZG
Bligh Boat Entrance.
ATGB
Foveaux Str.
ATLS
Gisborne. /*
ASZI
Prince of Wales Ch.
ATGD
Centre I.
ATLU
Opotiki R.
Tauranga.
ASZK
Goode I. (Palilug). e
ATGF
Riverton.
ATLW
ASZM
Thursday I.
ATGH
Oretli R.
ATLY
Mercury B.
A9ZO
P. Kennedy.
ATGJ
Invercargill. 1
ATMB
Whitianga.
ASZQ
Endeavour Str.
ATGL
Campbelltown. 1
ATMD
Cuvier I.
ASZU
Booby I.
ATGN
Awarua (Bluff) Hr. ace \
ATMF
Great Barrier I. (Aotea).
ASZV
Proudfoot Shoal Lt. V.
ATGO
Awarua Lt. V. j
ATMH
Waihau (Coromandel)
ATGP
Mataura R.
Hr.
ASZW
New Zealand.
ATGR
Dog I.
ATMJ
Thames R.
ASZY
C. Maria VanDiemen. c e
ATGV
Ruapuke I.
ATML
GrahamstJ|rn.
Pauhenehene Spit. i
ATBD
Hokianga R. a
ATGX
Stewart I. a
ATMN
ATBE
Kaipara Hr. a c
ATGZ
P. Pegasus.
ATMP
Waiheke Ch.
ATBH
Helensville.
ATHC
P. Adventure.
ATMR
Tehmaki Str.
ATBJ
Dargaville.
ATHE
Paterson Inlet.
ATMS
Auckland, b
ATBL
P. Albert.
ATHG
P. William.
ATMV
Mt. Victoria.
ATBN
'Manukau. a c
ATHI'
The Snares, d
ATMX
Rangitoto I.
Tiri tiri Matangi Lac
ATBP
Onehunga.
ATHK
Waipapapa Pt.
ATMZ
ATBR
Waikato R.
ATHM
Waikawa.
ATNC
Kawau.
ATBU
Mercer.
ATHO
Catlin R.
ATNE
Burgess Islet.
ATBW
Huntly.
ATHQ
Newhaven.
ATNG
Whangarei Hr.
ATBY
Taupiri.
ATHS
Nugget Pt. c e
ATNI
Tutukaka Hr.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station- d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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ATNK
Whangaruru Hr.
ATSR
P. Rothsay.
ATZG
Admiralty Inlet.
ATNM
B. of Islands.
ATSV
Tongass P.
ATZI
Wilson Pt.
ATNO
Opua.
ATZK
P. Discovery.
Admiralty Hd.
ATNQ
PaiMa.
ATSX
British Columbia.
ATZM
ATNS
Kororarika B. (P. Rus-
ATSZ
P. Simpson.
ATZO
P. Townsend.c
sell), a
ATUC
NassB.
ATZQ
P. Hadlock.
ATNU
Whangoroa.
ATUD
Dixon Entrance.
ATZS
P. Ludlow.c
ATNW
Mongunui Hr.
ATUE
Queen Charlotte Is.
ATZU
Hood Canal.
ATNY
Rangaunu (Awanui) R.
ATUG
Skeena R.
ATZW
Skokomish.
ATOB
Ohora R.
ATUI
P. Essington.
ATZY
Union City.
ATOD
Parengarenga Hr.
ATUK
Fitzhugh Sound.
AUBC
P. Susan.
ATOF
North C.
ATUM
P. Blakeney.
AUBD
Tulalip.
ATOJ
Auckland Is. d
ATUO
Namu Hr.
AUBF
Marysville.
ATOL
Campbell I. d
ATUQ
Owikino.
AUBH
Snohomish.
ATON
Antipodes Is. d
ATUS
Queen Charlotte Sound.
AUBJ
P. No Point.
ATOP
Bounty Is. d
ATUV
Vancouver I.
AUBL
Puget Sound.
ATOR
Chatham Is.
ATUW
. Str. of Georgia.
AUBN
P. Madison.
ATOV
Whangaroa (P. Hutt).
ATUY
Atkinson Pt.
AUBP
Seattle. c
ATOX
Macquarie I.
ATVB
Burrard Inlet.
AUBQ
Bremerton./
ATVD
Brocton Pt.6
AUBR
Tacoma.c
ATOZ
North America.
ATVF
English B.
AUBT
Steilacoom.
ATVH
Vancouver.
AUBV
Nisqually.
ATPC
C. Bathurst.
ATVJ
P. Moody.
AUBX
Olympia.
ATPE
C. Dalhousie.
ATVL
Fraser R-.
AUBZ
Budd Inlet.
ATPG
Mackenzie R.
ATVN
New Westminster.
AUCD
New Dungeness.
ATPI
Alaska.
ATVP
Pitt R.
AUCF
P. Angeles.c
NeahB.c
ATPK
Pt. Barrow.
ATVR
Derby, or, New Lang-
AUCH
ATPM
C. Lisburne.
ley.
AUCJ
C. Flattery.
ATPO
Hope Pt.
ATVW
P. Augusta.
AUCL
Tatoosh I.acf
ATPQ
Kotzebue Sound.
ATVY
Comox.
AUCN
Destruction I.
ATPS
C. Prince of Wales.
ATWB
Yellow I. (B a y n e s
AUCP
Gray Hr.ad
ATPU
Diomede Is.
Sound).
AUCR
Willapa K.ad
ATPW
P. Clarence.
ATWD
Nanoose Hr.
AUCT
Shoal water.
ATPY
Imuruk Lake.
ATWF
Departure B.
AUCV
Bruceport.
ATQB
Norton B.
ATWH
Nanaimo Hr.
ATQD
F. Unalaklik.
ATWJ
Grave Pt.
AUCX
Oregon.
ATQP
Ketchumville.
ATWL
Entrance I. <
AUCZ
Columbia R.acd
ATQH
Pastolik.
ATWN
Oyster Hr.
AUDC
C. Hancock.
ATQJ
Kusilvak.
ATWP
Georgina Pt.
East Pt. (Saturna I.).
AUDE
Adams Tt.acd
ATQK
Juneau.
ATWR
AUDG
Astoria.c
ATQL
Yukon R.
ATWV
Cowitchin.
AUDI
Cathlamet.
ATQN
Andreievsky.
ATWX
Saminos.
AUDK
Kalania.
ATQO
Klondike R.
ATWZ
Haro Str.
AUDM
Portland. 6 c
ATQP
Nulato.
ATXC
Discovery I.
AUDO
Tillamook Rock.
ATQR
Nowikakat.
ATXE
Victoria./
AUDQ
C. Meares.
ATQS
Dawson.
ATXG
Esquimalt Hr.
AUDS
C. Foulweather.
ATQU
Circle City.
ATXI
Race Is.
AUDW
Yaquina.arf
ATQV
C. Romanzof.
ATXK
Juan de Fuca Str.
AUDY
Heceta Hd.
ATQW
St. Michael F.f
St. Matthews I.
ATXM
Sooke Inlet.
AUEB
Umpqua R.arf
ATQX
ATXO
P. San Juan.
AUED
Koos R. (Coos).
ATRC
Nunivak I.
ATXQ
Carmanah.d
AUEF
Empire City.
C. Gregory, or, Arago.
Coquille R. o d
ATRE
Kuskoquim R.
ATXS
Barclay Sound.
AUEH
ATRG
Kolmakoff F.
ATXU
C. Beale.d
AUEJ
ATRI
Khramtshenko.
AUEL
C. Orford, or, Blanco/
ATRK
F. Alexander.
ATXW
Washington State.
AUEN
P. Orford.
ATRM
P. Moller. '
ATXY
Roberts Pt.
AUEP
Ellensburg.
ATRO
Aleutian Is.
ATYB
Boundary B.
AUER
Hunter Cove.
ATRQ
Pribiloff Is.
ATYD
Drayton Hr.
AUET
Mack Reef.
ATRS
Attu I.
ATYF
Bellingharj B.
AUEV
Chetko R.
ATRU
Shelikoff Str.
ATYH
New Whatcom. c
ATRW
Kadiak I.
ATYJ
Fairhaven.c
AUEX
California.
ATRY
St. Paul Hr.
ATYL
Padilla.
AUEZ
St. Georges Reef.
ATSB
St. Orlovsk.
ATYN
Rosario Str.
AUFC
Crescent Citv.
ATSD
Alsentia.
ATYP
Patos I.
AUFE
Trinidad Hr!
ATSF
P. Graham.
ATYR
Orcas I.
AUFG
Humboldt (Areata) .c d
ATSH
P. Mulgrave.
ATYV
Stuart I.
AUFI
Eureka, c
ATSJ
Chichagoff I.
ATYX
San Juan I.
AUFK
Table Bluff/
ATSL
Baranof I.
ATYZ
Lopez I.
AUFM
Noyo.
ATSN
Sitka./
ATZC
Whidbey I.
AUFO
Mendocino C.c
ATSP
Stikine R. (P. Wrangel).
ATZE
Smith, or, Blunt I.
1
AUFQ
Arena Pt.
oSigniBes an International Signal Station; ftaTime Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
« a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. PART I.
WEST COAST NORTH AMERICA..
WEST COAST CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
AUFS
F. Ross Cove.
AULC
C. San Lucas.
AUQN
La Concordia.
AUPW
Bodega B.
AULD
G. op California.
AUQP
Jaltepeque Lagoon.
AUPY
Tomales B.
AULE
San Jose' del Cabo B.
AUQR
G. of Fonseca.
AUGB
Reyes ~Pt. a cd
AULG
La Paz B.
AUQT
P. La Union.
AUGD
Bonita Pt.d
AULI
Concepcion B.
AUQV
San Lorenzo.
AUGE
San Francisco Lt. V.
AULK
Santa Rosalia./
AUQX
Nicaragua.
AUGF
San Francisco. fee
AULM.
San Felipe B.
AURC
Corinto P.
AUGH
FortPt.arf
AULO
Colorado R.
AURE
Managua.
AUGJ
Alcatraz I.
AULQ
Arizona.
AURG
i San Juan del Sur.
AUGK
Hunter Pt. Dock.
AULS
Yuma.
AURK
Salinas B.
AUGL
Goat I./
AULW
Eureka.
AURM
P. Elena.
AUGM
Union Iron Works Docks.
AULY
Ehrenberg.
AURO
P. Culebra.
AUGN
Oakland.
AUMB
C. Haro./
AURQ
MJRS
C. Blanco.
AUGP
San Pablo B.
AUMD
Guaymas.
Nicoya G.
AUGR
Petaluma.
AUMF
Santa Barbara B.
AURW
Colorado G.
AUGT
Mare 1.6/
AUMH
Agiabampo.
AURY
Arenas Pt./
AUGV
Vallejo.
AUMJ
Topolobampo B.
Culiacan R.
AUSB
P. Herredura.
AUGX
Napa.
AUML
AUSD
Uvita Hr.
AUGZ
Karquines.
AUMN
Altata.
AUSF-
G. of Dulce.
AUHC
Roe I.
AUMP
Mazatlan.
AUSH
San Domingo.
AUHE
Rio Vista.
AUMR
Creston I.
AUSJ.
El Rincon.
AUHG
Sacramento.
AUMT
Chamatla R.
AUSL
Golfito.
AUHI
Farallone Islets.a/
AUMV
Palmito.
AUSN
Panama.
AUHK
Pigeon Pt.
AUMX
San Bias.
AUSP
Ciudad de David.
AUHM
Afio Nuevo Pt.
AUMY
Las Tres Marias Is.
AUSR
Bahia Honda.
AUHO
Santa Cruz.
AUMZ
C. Corrientes.
AUST
Estero.
' AUHQ
Pinos Pt.
AUNC
Revilla Gigedo Is.
AUSV
Cham6 B.
AUHS
Monterey.
AUNE
Chamela.
AUSX
Chorrera.
AUHW
Carmel.
AUNG
Tenacatita B.
AUSZ
Perico I.
AUHY
Pt. Sur.
AUNI
Navidad B.
AUTC
Naos I.
AUIB
Piedras Blancas.
AUNK
Manzanilla B.
AUTE
Chepo R.
AUID
San Simeon.
AUNM
Cayutlan Lagoon.
Colima.
AUTG
San Miguel B.
AUIF
Esteros.
AUNO
AUTI
Darien Hr.
AUIH
San Luis Pt.
AUNQ
Sacatula R.
AUTK
Perlas Is.
AUIJ
San Luis Obispo.
AUNS
Orilla.
AUIL
Arguello Pt./
Conception Pt.
AUNW
Sihuatanejo.
AUTM
Nueva Granada.
AUIN
AUNY>
Tequepa B.
AUTO
San Juan R.
AUIP
Santa Barbara Ch.c
AUOB
Acapulco.
AUTQ
Buenaventura.
AUIR
San Buenaventura.
AUOD
Tecoanapa.
AUTS
P. Tumaco.
AUIT
Hueneme Pt.
AUOF
Maldonado.
AUIV
Santa Monica, c
AUOH
Chacahua B.
AUTW
Ecuapor.
AUIX
Ballona P.
AUOJ
Escondido B.
AUTY
Esmeralda.
AUIY
Los Angeles.
AUOL
P. Angeles.
AUVB
Atacamas.
AUIZ
San Pedro.c
AUON
'Sacrificios.
AUVD
Caracas.
AUJC
Wilmington.
AUOP
P. Guatulco.
AUVF
Manta B.
AUJE
Newport.
San Juan Pt.
AUOR
Tangola tangola B.
AUVH
Galapagos Is.
AUJG
AUOT
Morro Ayuca.
AUVJ
Albemarle I.
AUJI
Oceanside.
AUOV
Saline Cruz.
AUVL
Chatham I.
AUJK
Loma Pt. /
AUOX
Ventosa B.
AUVN
Stephens B. (P. Grande)
AUJM
Ballast Pt.
AUOZ
Tehuantepec.
AUVP
Wreck B. (P. Chico).
AUJO
San Diego.c
AUPC
San Juan.
AUVR
Monte Christo.
AUJQ
San Miguel I.
AUPE
Tonala.
AUVT
La Pla^a I.
AUJS
Santa Rosa I.
AUPG
San Benito.
AUVX
Santa Elena.
AUJW
Santa Cruz I.
AUVZ
Guayaquil.
AUJY
Anacapa I.
AUPI
Guatemala.
AUWC
Quito.
AUKB
Santa Catalina.
AUPK
Ocos R.
AUWE
Puna.
AUKD
San Clemente I.
AUPM
Champerico.
AUWG
Mandinga Pt.
AUKF
San Nicolas I.
AUPO
San Luis.
AUWI
Espafiola Pt.
AUPQ
Sesecapa.
AUWK
i Arena Pt.
AUKH
AUKJ
AUKL
AUKN
AUKP
^Mexico.
Lower California.
Los Coronados.
Ensenada.
Todos Santos B.
AUPS
AUPW
AUPY
AUQB
AUQD
Tecojate.
San Jeronimo.
San Jose de Guatemala.
Istapa.
Salvador.
AUWM
AUWO
AUWQ
AUWS
Santa Rosa R.
South America. A
Peru. j
Tumbez.
AUKR
AUKT
San Quentin B.
Sebastian Viscaino B.
AUQF
Central America.
AUWV
AUWX
Talara.
Negrito B.
Paita.
AUKV
Cerros I.
AUQH
Acajutla.
AUWZ
AUKX
P. San Bartolomd.
AUQJ
Sonsonate.
AUXC
Piura R.
AUKZ
MagdalenaB.
AUQL
Libertad.
'AUXE
Eten Pt.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
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WEST AND EAST COASTS SOUTH AMERICA.
AUXF
Lobos de Afuera.
AVDM
Chanaral.
AVIH
Ancud.
AUXG
Lambayeque.
AVDO
P. Flamenco.
AVIJ
Calbuco Ch.
AUX1
Pacasmayo.
AVDQ
P. Caldera. a
AVIL
P. Montt.
AUXK
Malabrigo Road.
AVDS
Copiapo.
AVIM
Huafo.
AUXM
Huanchaco.
AVDU
Carrizal Bajo B.
AVIN
C. Tres Montes.
AUXO
Salaverry.a
AVDW
P. Huasco.
AVIO
Melinka P.
AUXQ
Truxillo.
AVDX
St. Ambrose I.
AVIP
G. of Penas.
AUXS
Guafiape Is.
AVDY
C. Bascufian.
AVIR
Fallos Ch.
AUXW
Santa.
AVEB
Pajaros Islets.
AVIT
Stosch Ch.
AUXY
P. Chimbote.
AVED
Tortoralillo.
AVIW
P. Otway.
AUYB
Ferrol B.
AVEF
Coquimbo. a b
AVIX
Messier Ch.
AUYD
Samanco B.
AVEH
P. Herradura.
AVIZ
G. of Trinidad.
AUYF
Casma B.
AVEJ
P. Tongoi.
AVJC
Smyth Ch.
AUYH
Huarmey.
AVEL
Maitencillo.
AVJE
Evangelistas.
AUYJ
Sup<§.
AVEN
Conchali B.
AVJG
Magellan Str.
AUYL
Huacho.
AVEO
Los Vilos.
AVJH
Borja B.
AUYN
Salinas B.
AVEP
Huevos I.
AVJI
C. Pillar.
AUYP
Chancay.
AVER
Pichidanque B.
AVJK
C. Upright.
AUYR
Ancon.
AVET
Ligua B.
AVJL
P. Tamar.
AUYT
Callao.
AVEX
P. Papudo.
AVJM
Sandy Pt. (Punta Are-
AUYV
Lima.
AVEZ
Quintero B.
nas).
AUYX
C. San Lorenzo.
AVFC
Valparaiso, bed
AVJN
C. Gregory.
AUYZ
ChorillosB.
AVFE
Angeles Pt.
AVJO
C. San Isidro.
AUZC
Chilca.
AVFG
Curaumilla Pt. c
AVJP
Delgada Pt. a
AUZE
Cerro Azul.
AVFI
Casablanca.
AVJQ
Dungenesa. e
AUZG
Tambo de Mora P.
AVFK
Santiago.
AVJS
C. Virgins, d e
AUZI
Chincha Is.
AVFM
Juan Fernandez I.
AVJU
Tierra del Fuego.
AUZK
Pisco.
AVFO
Cumberland B.
AVJW
Ushuwaia.
AUZM
Ica.
AVFQ
Algarrobo.
AVJY
C. Horn.
AUZO
Paracas.
AVFR
San Antonio NueVo.
AVKB
Staten I.
ATJZQ
San Gallan I.
AVFS
San Antonio Pt.
AVKD
St. John Hr.
AUZS
Independencia B.
AVFT
Matanzas Caleta.
AVKF
Laserre Pt.
AUZW
P. San Nicolas.
AVFU
Tuman B .
AVKG
Diego Ramirez.
AUZY
P. San Juan.
AVFW
Piehilemu.
AVBD
C. Lomas Roadstead.
AVFX
San Antonio del Petrel.
AVKH
South Shetland.
AVBF
Chala.
AVFY
Llico.
AVKJ
South Orkneys.
AVBH
Atico.
AVGB
Constitucion.
AVKL
Falkland Is.
AVBJ
Camana.
AVGD
Talca.
AVKN
C. Pembroke.
AVBL
Quilca R.
AVGF
C. Carranza. a
AVKP
Stanley Hr.
AVBN
Islay (Hay).
AVGH
Puchepo Pt.
AVER
Cranmar.
AVBP
Arequipa.
P. Mollendo.
AVGI
Buchupero. a
AVKT
P. Stephens.
AVBR
AVGJ
Tome.
AVBT
Tambo R.
AVGK
Guranipe.
AVKX
Argentina.
AVBU
Ylo Road.
AVGL
Penco.
AVKZ
Patagonia.
AVBX
Puno.
AVGN
Talcahuano. e
AVLC
P. Gallegos.
AVGP
Concepcion.
AVLE
Coy Inlet.
AVBZ
Chile.
AVGR
Quiriquina I.
AVLG
P. Santa Cruz.
AVCD
Arica.
AVGT
Bio Bio R.
AVLI
Chico R.
AVCE
Huanillos.
AVGX
Santa Maria I.
AVLK
P. San Julian.
AVCF
Tacna.
AVGZ
Puchoco.
AVLM
P. Desire.
AVCH
Huaina Pisagua B.
AVHC
CORONEL.
AVLO
C. Three Points (Tres
AVCJ
Junin.
AVHE
Lota.
Puntas).
AVCL
Mejillones Cove.
AVHF
Puerto Cuarenta Dias.
AVLQ
P. Malaspina.
AVON
Caleta Buena.
AVHG
Laraquete.
AVLS
Tova I.
AVCO
Pabellion de Pica.
AVHI
Arauco.
AVLU
P. Melo.
AVCP
Iquique.
AVHK
Lavapi6 Pt. a
AVLW
Egg Hr. (P. San An-
AVCR
Tocopilla.
AVHL
Yanez B.
tonio).
AVCT
Algodonales B.
AVHM
Lebu I.
AVLY
Gill B.
AVCU
Cobija B.
AVHN
P. Quidico, or, Nena.
AVMB
Leones Isle.
AVCX
Mejillones del Sur B.
AVHO
Mocha I.
AVMD
P. Santa Elena.
AVCZ
Constitution Hr.
AVHP
Imperial R.
Tolten.
AVMF
Chupat R.
P. Madryn.
AVDC
Moreno B.
AVHQ
AVMH
AVDE
Antofagasta. c
AVHS
Corral.
AVMJ
■ DelgadoPt.
AVDF
Oliva Road.
AVHU
Valdivia.
AVML
P. 'San Antonio.
AVDG
Taltal.
AVHW
Galera Pt.
AVMN
Parana-
AVDH
Pan de Azucar.
AVHX
Bueno R.
AVMP
San Bias Hr.
AVDI
Lavata B.
AVHY
Maullin.
AVMR
Union B.
AVDJ
Sarco.
AVIB
Chiloe I.
AVMT
Rio Colorado.
AVDK
Paposo Mines.
AVID
C. Quilan.
AVMX
Mt. Hermoso.
AVDL
Pena Blanca Cove.
AVIF
Corona Hd.
AVMY
Bahia Blanca Lt. V. .
a Signifies aji International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; .daLite-Saving Station;
e a 'Moyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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Part I.
EAST AND NORTHEAST COASTS SOUTH AMERICA.
AVMZ
P. Belgrano (Bahia
AVSL
Paranagua.
AVYZ
Alagoas Province.
P. de Pedras.
Blanca).
AVSN
Larangeiras.
AVZC
avnc
Mogotes Pt. e
AVSP
Mel I.
AVZE
Barra Grande.
AVNE
C. Corrientes.
AVSR
Bom Abrigo I.
AVZG
UnaR.
AVNG
Medano Pt.
AVST
Cananea.
AVZI
Tamandare.
AVNI
C. San Antonio, e
AVSX
Santos.
AVZK
San Aleixo I.
AVNK
Plata R.
AVSZ
Moella I.
AVZM
C. St. Agostinho.
AVNM
English Bank Lt. V.
AVTC
Ubatuba.
AVZO
Pernambuco. a
AVNO
Cuirassier Bank, or, In-
AVTE
Parati.
AVZS
Olinda.
dio Pt. Lt. V.
AVTG
liha Grande, af
AVZU
Itamaraca I.
AVNQ
Chico Bank Lt. V.
AVTI
Albrahoa B.
AVZW
Catuama.
AVNS
Ensenada de Barragan.
AVTK
Angra dos Reis.
AVZY
Goiana R.
AVNU
Traiventos.
AVTM
Sapetiba.
AWBC
Cabedello.
AVNW
La Plata. 6 c
AVTO
Raza I.
4WBE
Parahiba R.
AVNY
P. Rio Santiago. /
AVTQ
Rio de Janeiro, b
AWBG
Mamanguape.
AVOB
Lara Pt.
AVTR
Villegagnon F.
AWBI
Formosa.
AVOD
Buenos Aires. 6/
AVTS
F. Santa Cruz.
AWBK
Cunhahu R.
AVOP
Riachuelo R. c
AVTU
Nitheroy.
AWBM
Pirangi R.
AVOH
San Nicolas.
AVTW
Saude Dock.
AWBO
Rio Grande do Norte.
AVOL
Campana.
AVTX
Mucahgue Pequena
(CoaTl.).
AWBQ
Natal.
AVON
Rosario.
AWBS
C. St. Roque.
AVOP .
Colastine.
AVTY
C. Frio, a
AWBU
Fernando Noronha
AVOR
Parana.
AVUB
Busios C.
I. at
AVOT
La Paz.
AVUD
Imbetiba.
AWBY
As Rocas.
AVOX
Cdrrientes.
AVUF
MacahA
AWCB
St. Paul Rocks.
AVOZ
Paraguay.
AVUH
C. St. Thome.
AWCD
Trinidad Is.
AVPC
"Villa Pillar.
AVUJ
Campos.
AWCE
Martin Vas. I.
AVPE
Asuncion.
AVUL
St. Joao da Barra.
AWCF
Amargoso R.
AVPG
Colonia.
AVUN
Itabapuana.
AWCG
Macau.
AVPI
Farallon I.
AVUP
Itapejnerim.
AWCH
Retiro B.
AVPK
Martin Garcia I.
AVUR
Francesa I.
AWCJ
Aracati.
AVUT
Benevente.
AWCL
Jaguarybe R.
AVPM
Uruguay.
AVUX
Guarapari.
AWCN
Ceara.
AVPO
Fray Bentos.
AVUZ
Espirito Santo B.
Villa Velha B.
AWCP
Macoripe Pt.
Paranahyba.
AVPQ
Concepcion.
AVWC
AWCR
AVPS
Paysandu.
AVWE
Victoria.
AWCT
Amaracao.
AVPU
Concordia.
AVWG
Doce R.
AWCV
Tutoia.
AVPW
Pafiela Rock Lt. V.
AVWI
Portalegre.
Caravellas.
AWCX
Santa Anna I.
AVPY
Montevideo, cf
AVWK
AWCZ
Alcantara.
AVQB
Cibil Dock.
AVWM
Abrolhos Rocks.
AWDC
Maranhao.
AVQD
Mana Dock.
AVWO
Prado.
AWDG
San Marcos B.
AVQF
Flore s I. a
AVWQ
P. Seguro.
AWDI
San Joao I.
AVQH
Maldonado. u.
AVWS
Cabral B.
AWDK
Turyassu.
AVQJ
Lobos I.
AVWU
Santa Cruz B.
AWDM
Gurupi R.
AVQL
San Jose Ignacio Pt.
C. Santa Maria.
AVWY
Belmonte. a
AWDO
Vizeu.
AVQN
AVXB
Canaveiras.
AWDQ
Atalaia Pt.
AVQP
C. Polonio.
AVXC
Commandatubu.
AWDS
Para R.
AVQR
Castillo B.
AVXE
Una.
AWDU
Braganza Shoal Lt. V.
AVXG
Olivenca.
AWDV
Gaviotas (Taipu Pt.) Lt.
AVQT
Brazil.
AVXI
St. Jorge dos Ilheos.
V.
AVQX
Rio Grande do Sul. a d
AVXK
Contas.
AWDX
Chapeo Virado Lt.
AVQZ
San Pedro do Sul.
AVXM
Camamu.
AWDY
Para. /
,AVRC
Sao Jose do Norte.
AVXO
Morro San Paulo.
AWEB
Guama R.
AVRE
Pelotas.
AVXQ
Valenca.
AWED
Guajara R.
AVRG
Lagoa Dos Patos.
AVXS
Bahia.
AWEF
Tocantins R.
AVRI
Guahyba R.
AVXU
San Antonio Pt.
AWEH
Breves.
AVRK
P. Alegre.
AVXW
Itaparica I.
AWEJ
Amazon R.
AVRM
Triumpho.
AVXY
Tapagipe B.
AWEL
Macapa.
AVRO
Mostardas.
AVYB
San Francisco R.
AWEN
Gurupa R.
AVRQ
C. Santa Marta Grande.
AVYD
Para Guassu.
AWEP
P. do Moz. ■ , ■
AVRS
Imbituba.
AVYF
Itapuan Pt.
AWER
Xingu R. 1
AVRU
Santa Catharina I.
AVYH
Garcia de Avila.
AWET
Mt. Alegre'. i
AVRW
Nossa Senhora do Des-
AVYJ
Real R.
AWEV
Santarem. / .' ii
terro.
AVYL
Sergipe.
AWEX
Tapaios R. *
Obidos. *
AVRY
P. dos Naufragados.
Anhatomirim Islet.
AVYN
Cotinguiba R.
AWEZ
AVSB
AVYP
P. Aracaju.
AWFC
Manaos. /
AVSD
F. Santa Cruz, a
AVYR
San Francisco do Norte
AWFE
Negro R.
Balique I.
AVSP
Arvoredo I.
R.
AWFG
AVSH
Itapacaroya B.
AVYT
Pefiedo.
AWFI
Madeira R.
AVSJ
Sao Francisco.
AVYX
Macei6.
AWFK
Oyapok R.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; & a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I. geographical signals — places geographically arranged.
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GULF OF MEXICO.
AWFM
Guiana.
AWKV
Santa Ana Hr. b
AWQJ
Izabel.
AWKX
Little Curacao I.
AWQL
British Honduras.
AWFO
French Guiana.
AWKZ
Oruba I.
AWQM
Sarstoon R.
AWFQ
Apruague R.
AWLC
Sierra Colorado Pt.
AWG;N
Half-Moon cay.
AWFS
Guisanburg.
AWLE
Orangestadt.
AWQP
Northern Two cays.
AWFU
Cayenne.
AWQR
Turneffe Is.
AWFY
Enfant Perdu.
AWLG
C. San Roman.
AWQT
Mauger cay.
AWGB
Ceperou F. a
Salut Is.
AWLI
Estanques B.
AWQV
Bokel cay.
AWGD
AWLK
Maracaibo.
AWQX
Icacos Road.
AWGF
Kuru R.
AWLM
Altagracia.
AWQZ
Monkey R.
AWGH
Sinnamari.
AWRC
Belize.
AWGJ
Maroni R.
AWLO
Colombia.
AWRE
Corosal.
AWGL
Les Hattes.
AWLQ
Bahia Honda.
AWLS
La Hacha.
AWRG
Yucatan.
AWGN
Dutch Guiana.
AWLU
Santa Marta./
AWRI
Cozumel I.
AWGP
Surinam R. Lt. V.
AWLY
Magda'lena R.
AWRK
Mugeres Hr.
C. Catoche.
AWGR
Galibi Pt.
AWMB
Bogota.
AWRM
AWGT
Paramaribo. 6
AWMD
Barranquilla.
AWRO
Yalahau.
AWGV
Coppename R.
AWMF
Honda.
AWRQ
Progresso.
Sisal.
AWGX
Saramacca R.
AWMH
Caracoli.
AWRS
AWGZ
Coronie.
AWMJ
Belillo.
AWRU
Celestun.
AWHC
Corentyn R.
AWML
Savanilla.
AWRY
Campeche.
AWHE
New Rotterdam.
AWMN
Salgar.
,
AWHG
Nickerie R.
AWMP
Galera de Zamba B.
AWRZ
G. of Mexico.
AWMR
Cartagena.
AWSB
Merida.
AWHI
British Guiana.
AWMT
Boca Chica.
AWSD
Champoton.
AWHK
Berbice.
AWMV
Barbacoas B.
AWSF
Carmen I.
AWHM
New Amsterdam.
AWMX
Morrosquillo G.
AWSH
Terminos Lagoon.
AWHN
Demerara. b
AWMZ
P. Cispata.
AWSJ
Tabasco.
AWHO
Demerara Lt. V.
AWNO
G. of Darien.
AWSL
Frontera.
AWHQ
Georgetown, b
AWSN
San Juan de Bautista.
AWHS
Christ ianburg.
AWNE
P. Escocfe.
AWSP
Coatzacoalcos R.
AWHU
Essequibo R.
AWNG
Caledonia Hr.
AWSR
Minatitlan.
AWHY
Cuyuni R.
AWNI
Sasardi B.
AWST
Roca Partida.
AWIB
Bartika.
AWNK
Mandinga Hr.
AWSV
Alvarado.
AWID
Mazaroni R.
lAWNM
Farallon Sucip.
AWSX
Vera Cruz, c
' AWNO
P. Bello (P. Velo).
AWSZ
Tuxpan, or, Tuspan.
AWIF
Venezuela.
AWNQ
Colon./
AWTC
Tampico.
AWIH~
Orinoco R.
AWNS
Manzanilla I.
AWTE
Rio Grande.
AWIJ
Barrancas.
AWNU
Toro Pt.
AWTG
Bagdad.
AWIL
Las Tablas.
AWNY
Chagres.
AWTI
Matamoros.
AWIN
Bolivar.
AWOB
Bonaventura Cove.
AWIP
Camaguan.
AWOD
Chiriqui Lagoon.
AWTK
Texas.
AWIR
Macareo R.
AWOF
Almirante B.
AWTM
Brownsville, c
AWIT
Paria G.
AWOH
Boca del Toro./
AWTP
Brazos Santiago, a d
AWIV
Maturin.
AWOJ
Shepherd Hr.
AWTS
Corpus Christi. c
AWIX
P. Santo.
AWOL
Costa Rica.
AWTV
Mustang I.
AWIZ
Testigos Is.
AWON
P. Limon./
AWTY
Aransas, c d
AWJC
Carupano.
AWOP
San Jos6.
AWUB
Guadalupe R.
AWJE
Margarita I.
AWOR
San Juan del Norte.
AWUE
Cavallo Pass.
AWJG
Cariaco.
AWOT
San Juan de Nicaragua*
AWUH
Matagorda.
AWJI
Cumana.
R.
AWUK
Colorado R.
AWJK
Mochima P.
AWOV
Bluefields./
AWUN
Indianola.
AWJM
Guanta B.
AWOX
Mosquito Coast.
AWUQ
Lavaca, c
AWJO
Barcelona.
AWOZ
C. Gracias a Dios Hr.
AWUT
Brazos R.
AWJQ
Tortuga I.
C. Codera.
AWPC
Old Providence Is.
AWUV
Velasco. a c d
AWJS
AWPE
Honduras.
AWUZ
San Luis Pass, a d
AWJU
La Guaira.
AWPG
Truxillo.
AWVC
Galveston, a b c df
AWJY
Caracas.
AWPI
Bonacca I.
AWVD
Galveston Lt. V.
AWKB
Carabobo Province.
AWPK
Roatan I.
AWVF
Houston.
AWKD
P. El Roque.
AWPM
P. Royal.
AWVI
Bolivar Pt.
AWKF
Turiamo P.
AWPO
Coxen Hole.
AWVL
Half-Moon Shoal Lt.
AWKH
P. Cabello.
AWPQ
Utilla I.
AWVO
Red Fish Bar Lt.
AWKJ
Cumarebo.
AWPS
Ulua R.
AWVR
Lynchburg.
AWKL
Coro Province.
AWPU
Caballos Pt.
AWVU
Sabine, a c d
AWKN
C. La Vela.
AWPY
P. Cortez.
„
AWQB
Omoa.
AWVX
Louisiana.
AWKP
Bonaire I.
AWQD
St. Thomas Bight.
AWXD
Calcasieu R.
AWKR
Lacre Pt.
AWQF
Dulce R.
AWXJ
Vermilion B.
AWKT
Curacao I.
AWQH
Livingstone.
AWXM
Avery.
o Signifies an International Signal Station: b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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Part I.
GULF OF MEXICO.
WEST INDIES.
AWXP
Cypres Mort.
AXGU
Key West, cf
AXMP
Maternillos Pt.
AWXS
Atchafalaya R.
AXHD
Sand cay. c
AXMR
Mucaras Reef.
AWXV
Morgan City, c
AXHG
American Shs.
AXMT
Lobos cay (Bahamas).
AWXY
Ship Island Shoal.
AXHJ
Sombrero cay.
AXMV
Guinchos cay.
AWYB
Timbalier I.
AXHM
Alligator Reef.
AXMW
Paredon Grande cay.
AWYE
Barataria B.
AXHP
Carysfort Reef.
AXMZ
Frances cay.
awyh
■ New Orleans. b cf
AXHS
Fowey Rocks Beacon.
AXNC
P. Caybarien. c
AWYK
Algiers.
AXHV
C. Florida.
AXNE
P. Sagua la Grande.
AWYN
Deer I.
AXHY
Florida Str.
AXNG
Bahia de Cadiz Cay.
awyq-
South Pass.
AXIB
Jupiter Inlet, a cf
AXNI
Santa Clara B.
awyt
P. Eads. c
AXIE
Indian R. d
AXNK
Cruz del Padre cay.
awyz
Pass a Loutre.
AXIH
C. Canaveral.
AXNM
Diana cay.
AWZC
Chandeleur Is.
AXNO
Piedras cay.
AXIJ
West Indies.
A9CNQ
C&rdenas.
AWZF
Mississippi.
AXNS
Siguapa.
AWZI
Lake Borgne.
AXIL
Bahama Is.
AXNU
Matanzas.
AWZL
Proctorville.
AXIN
Great Abaco I.
AXNW
Habana. ab cef
AWZO
Lake Pontchartrain.
AXIP
Elbow cay.
AXNY
P. Mariel.
AWZR
Pass Manchac.
AXIR
Abaco.
AXOB
P. Cabanas.
AWZU
Jackson.
AXIT
Providence Ch.
AXOD
Bahia Honda.
AWZX
Vicksburg.
AXIV
Gun cay.
AXOF
Mulata.
AXBD
Chefuncte R.
AXIW
Great Isaac.
AXOH
Santa Rosa B.
AXBE
Pt. aux Herbes.
AXIZ
Stirrup cays.
AXOJ
Guadiana B.
AXBH
The Rigolets.
Lower Pt. Clear.
AXJC
Andros I.
AXOL
C. San Antonio.
AXBK
AXJE
Santaren Ch.
AXON
C. Corrientes.
AXBN
Shieldsboro.
AXJG
Cay Sal Bank.
AXOP
C. Pepe.
AXBQ
Merrill Shell B*nk.
AXJI
Nicolas Ch.
AXOR
ISLA DE PlNOS.
AXBT
Cat I.
AXJK
New Providence I.
AXOT ■
Santa Fe" R.
AXBW
Mississippi City.
AXJM
Nassau, a
AXOV
Calonna R.
AXBZ
Biloxi. c
AXJO
Harbour I.
AXOZ
Bataban6.
AXCF
Ship I.
AXJQ
Egg I.
Eleuthera I.
AXPC
Rosario cay.
AXCI
East Pascagoula. c
AXJS
AXPE
Gorda Pt.
AXCL
Scranton. c
AXJU
San Salvador, or, Wat-
AXPG
Piedras cay.
AXCO
Round I.
ling I.
AXPI
Cochinos B.
AXCR
Horn I.
AXJW
Cat I.
AXPK
P. Xagua.
AXJY
Exuma I.
AXPM
Cienfuegos.
AXCU
Alabama.
AXKB
Long I.
AXPO
P. Casilda.
AXCV
Alabama City.
AXKD
Crooked Island Pas-
AXPQ
P. Mosio.
AXCW
Mobile, c
sage.
AXPS
Trinidad de Cuba.
AXDG
Montgomery.
AXKF
Bird Rock.
AXPU
Tunas.
AXDJ
Coosa R.
AXKH
Acklin I.
AXPW
Zarza R.
AXDM
Sand I.
AXKJ
Castle I.
AXPY
Jucaro.
AXDP
Siguenza Pt.
AXKL
Mariguana I.
AXPZ
Santa-Cruz del Sur.
AXDS
Warrington.
AXKN
Caicos Is.
AXQB
Jobabo.
AXKP
Cockbum Hr.
AXQD
Virama.
AXDV
Florida.
AXKR
Turk Is.
AXQF
Cauto R.
AXDY
Pensacola. cf
AXKT
Grand Turk I. e
AXQH
Manzanillo.
AXEB
F. Barancas.
AXKV
Great Inagua I.
AXQJ
Limones R.
AXEH
St. Andrew City, c
AXKZ
Mathew Town.
AXQL
C. Cruz.
AXEK
St. Joseph.
C. San Bias.
AXQN
El Portillo.
•
AXEN
AXLC
Cuba.
AXQP
Santiago de Cuba. -,j
v
AXFQ
St. Vincent I.
AXLE
C. Maysi.
AXQR
Guantanamo./ \
AXET
Apalachicola. c
AXLG
Yumuri B.
AXQT
Caymanera. ■ ':.'i
:■■
AXEW
C. St. George.
AXLI
P. Mata.
AXQV
Grand Cayman. -j
AXEZ
St. Marks.
AXLK
P. Boma.
AXQW
Little Cayman. ',]
AXFB
Cedar cays, c
AXLM
P. Baracoa.
> ' '"
"i
AXFE
Anclote cays.
AXLO
Pt. Plata.
AXQZ
Jamaica.
AXFH
Egmont cay. c
AXLQ
P. Navas.
AXRC
P. Antonio.
'■'■
AXFK
. Tampa c
AXLS
P. Taco.
AXRE
Annatto B.
AXFN
Palmasola B.
AXLU
P. Tanamo.
AXRG
P. Maria.
AXFQ
Sarasota B.
AXLW
Cabonico.
AXRI
Ocho Rios B.
AXFT
Gasparilla I.
AXLY
Livisa.
AXRK
St. Anns.
AXFW
Charlotte Hr.
AXMB
P. Nipe.
AXRM
Rio Bueno.
AXFZ
Pease Creek.
AXMD
P. Banes.
AXRO
Falmouth.
AXGC
Sanibel I.
AXMF
Lucrecia Pt.
AXRQ
Montego.
St. Lucea Hr.
AXGF
San Carlos Hr.
AXMH
Naranjo P.
AXRS
,.
AXGI
C. Sable.
AXMJ
Gibara P.
AXRU
Negril Hr.
s
AXGL
Tortugas Is. cf
AXML
P. Padre.
AXRW
Savannah-la-Mar.
AXGO
Loggerhead cay.
Rebecca Sh.
AXMN
P. Nuevitas del Prin-
AXRY
Bluefields B.
AXGR
cipe.
AXSB
Black R. '
a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weathet, Tide, or Ice Signal •Station1; A a Lile-SavingSVatiiM;''
e aLloyd's Signal Station'; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
133
WEST* INDIES.
EAST COAST UNITED STATES.
AXSD
Pedro Bluff.
AXYS
Culebrita.
AYFE
Windward Is.
AXSF
Milk R.
AXYU
Vieques I.
P. Mula.
AXSH
Carlisle B.
AXYW
AYFG
St. Lucia.
AXSJ
Portland Bight.
AXZB
St. Thomas.
AYFI
P. Castries.6
AXSL
Old Harbour B.
AXZD
Charlotte Amalia.
AYFK
Vigie Summit.
AXSN
P. Royal.
AXZF
Savana I.
AYFM
Soufriere B.
AXSP
Plum Pt.
AXZI
Myhlenfels Pt.
AYFO
Vieux F.
AXSR
Kingston.
AXZK
St. John I.
AYFQ
St. Vincent.
AXST
Morant. a
AXZM
Tortola.
AYFS
Kingstown. ,
AXSV
Blue Mountain.
AXZO
Virgin Gorda.
AYFU
The Grenadines.
AXSZ
Morant Cays.
AXZQ
Anegada.
AYFW
Carriacou.
AXZS
Santa Cruz (St. Croix)
AYGB
Grenada.
AXTC
Haiti.
I.
AYGD
St. George.
AXTD
Navassa I.
AXZU
Frederichsted.
AYGF
Barbados.
AXTE
Port au Prince, c
AXZW
Christiansted.
AYGH
Carlisle B.
AXTG
Lemantin Pt.
AXZY
Sombrero I.
AYGJ
Bridgetown.
Needham Pt.a
AXTI
Arcadins.
AYBC
Anguilla.
AYGL
AXTK
Gonaives.
AYBD
Crocus B.
AYGN
South Pt.
AXTM
Tortuga I.
AYBE
Seal Rocks.
AYGP
Ragged Pt.
AXTO
P. Paix.
AYBF
St. Martin.
AYGR
Tobago. /
AXTQ
Acul.
AYBH
Marigot.
AYGT
Scarborough.
AXTS
C. Haiti, c
AYBJ
Grande B.
AYGV
Rockly B.
AXTU
Caracol.
AYBL
Philipsburg.
AYGX
Plymouth.
AXTW
F. Dauphin P.
AYBN
St. Bartholomew.
AYGZ
Trinidad.
AXTY
Manzanillo B.
AYBP
Gustaf Hr.
AYHC
P. of Spain. 6 cf
AXUB
Monte Christi.
AYBR
Saba I.
AYHE
North Post Signal Sta-
AXUD
P. Plata.
AYBT
St. Eustatius.
tion.
AXUF
Sam and B.
AYBV
Orange Town.
St. Kitts (St. Christo-
AYHG
San Fernando.
AXUH
P. Santa Barbara.
AYBX
AYHI
Icacos Pt.
AXTJJ
C. Engaiio.
pher) I.
AYHK
Galera Pt.
AXUL
Saona I.
AYBZ
Basseterre.
AYHM
Dragons Mouth.
AXUN
Macoris.
AYCB
Nevis.
AYHO
Serpent Mouth.
AXUP
Santo Domingo Hr. c
AYCD
Charlestown.
AXUR
Escondido P.
AYCF
Cades Pt.
AYHQ
Bermuda.
AXTJT
Neyba B.
AYCH
Barbuda.
AYHS
Gibbs Hill.c
AXUV
Barahona.
AYCJ
Codrington.
AYHU
Mt. Hill.
AXUZ
Jacmel. c
AYCL
Palmetto Pt.
AYHW
The Narrows.
AXVC
Aquin.
AYCN
Antigua, e
AYIB
St. George Hr.
AXVE
St. Louis B.
AYCP
St. John Hr.
AYID
Grassy B.
AXVG
Cayes.
AYCR
Sandy I.
AYIF
Ireland I.
AXVI
Chateaudin Road.
AYCT
English Hr.
Redonda.
AYIH
Hamilton.
AXVK
Principe Pt.
AYCV
AXVM
C. Dame Marie.
AYCX
MONTSERRAT.
AYIJ
Gulf Stream.
AXVO
Cayemites.
AYCZ
Plymouth.
AXVQ
Mona.
AYDC
Guadeloupe.
AYIL
East Coast of Florida.
AXVS
Desecheo I.
AYDE
P. Moule.a
AYIP
Mosquito Inlet.
AYDG
P. Louis.
AYIS
New Smyrna.
AXVU
Porto Rico.
AYDI
Lamentin.
AYIV
Mantanzas.
AXVW
C. Rojo.
AYDK
Barque Cove.
AYJB
St. Augustine, cf
AXVY
Mayaguez.
Aguadilla.
AYDM
Basse Terre.
. AYJE
Anastasia I.
AXWB
AYDO
Pt. a Pitre.
AYJH
St. John R. c
AXWD
C. Borinquen.
Arecibo. a
AYDQ
Gozier I.
AYJK
Jacksonville, c
AXWF
AYDS
Isles des Saintes.
AYJN
Dame Pt.
AXWH
Manati R.
AYDU
Desirade.
AYJQ
Mandarin.
AXWJ
P. San Juan, a c df
AYDW
Petite Terre.
AYJT
Nassau R.
AXWL
Cabeza de San Juan.
AYEB
Marie Galante.
AYJW
Cumberland Sound.
AXWN
Great Hr.
AYED
Grand Bourg.
AYJZ
Amelia I.
AXWP
P. Naguabo.
AYEF
Dominica.
AYKC
Fernandina.c
AXWR
Humacao.
AYEH
Roseau.
AXWV
Tuna Pt.
AYEJ
Martinique.
AYKF
Georgia.
AXWZ
Arroyo.
AYEL
Fort de France B.
AYKI
St. Mary.
AXYC
P. Jobos.
AYEN
Fort de France.
AYKL
Little Cumberland I.
AXYE
Muertos I.
AYEP
F. St. Louis.a
AYKO
St. Andrew Sound.
AXYG
P. Ponce.
AYER
St. Pierre.
AYKR
St. Simon Sound. c
AXYI
P. Guayanilla.
AYET
La Trinity B.
AYKU
Brunswick, c
AXYK
P. Guanica.
AYEV
Havre du Robert.
AYKX
Altamaha R.
AXYM
Leeward Is.
AYEX
AYEZ
Francois, i
Marin.
AYLD
AYLG
Doboy Sound.
Wolf I.
AXYO
Virgin Is.
AYFC
Le Diamant, or, Dia-
AYLJ
Sapelo.
AXYQ
Culebra./
mond Rock.
AYLM
St. Catherine Sound.
a Sienifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
c e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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EAST COAST UNITED STATES.
4
AYLP
Med way R.
AYTX
Chowan R.
AZDX
Havre de Grace.
AYLS
Ossabaw Sound.
AYUD
Elizabeth City.c
AZED
Susquehanna- R.
AYLV
Ogeechee R.
AYUG
Dismal Swamp Canal.
AZEG
North East R.
AYMB
Hard wick.
AYUJ
Wade Pt.
AZEJ
ElkR.
AYME
Vernon R.
AYUM
North R.
AZEM
French Town.
AYMH
Warsaw Sound.
AZEP
Sassafras R.
AYMK
Wilmington.
AYUP
Virginia.
AZES
Chester R.
AYMN
Savannah. 6 cf
AYUS
False Cad
AZEV
Kent I.
AYMQ
Tybee. c
AYUV
Chesapeake B.
AZEY
Tred Haven Creek.
AYMT
Oyster Beds.
AYVB
C. Henry. a c df
AZFB
Sharps I.
AYMW
Cockspur I.
AYVE
Lynn Haven.
AZFE
Choptank R.
Castle Haven.
AYNC
F. Jackson.
AYVH
F. Monroe. c
AZFH
XZFK
AYVK
Old Pt. Comfort.
Honga R.
AYNF
South Carolina.
AYVN
Hampton Roads.
AZFN
Hooper Str.
AYNI
P. Royal.c
AYVQ
Craney I.
AZFQ
Nanticoke R.
AYNL
Martins Industry Lt. V.
AYVT
Elizabeth R.
AZFT
Monie B.
AYNO
Paris I.
AYVW
Norfolk. b cf
AZFW
Manokin R.
AYNE
Hilton Head I.
AYVZ
Portsmouth.
AZGC
Somers Cove.
AYNU
Beaufort. /
AYWC
Norfolk Navy Yard.
AZGF
Pocomoke R.
AYNX
St. Helena Sound.
AYWF
Chesapeake and Albe-
AZGI
Tangier I.
AYOD
Combahee R.
marle Canal.
AZGL
Cherrystone Inlet.
AYOG
Hunting I.
AYWI
Nansemond R.
AZGO
C. Charles.a d
AYOJ
Pon-pon R.
AYWL
James R.
AZGP
C. Charles Lt. V.
AYOM
Edisto R.
AYWO
Petersburg.
AZGR
Machipongo Inlets.
AYOP
Stono Inlet.
AYWR
Newport News. 6 c
AZGU
Chincoteague Inlet.
AYOQ
Charleston Lt. V./
AYWU
Appomattox R.
AZGX
Assateague.a d
AYOS
Charleston, cf
AYWX
City Pt.
AZHD
Winter Quarter Sh. Lt. V.
AYOV
F. Sumter.
AYXD
Richmond.
AZHG
Ocean City.a d
Fenwick I. Sh. Lt. V.
AYPB
Moultrieville.a c d
AYXG
Back R.
AZHJ
AYPE
Ashley R.
AYXJ
York R.
AYPH
Cooper R.
AYXL
Yorktown.
AZHM
Delaware.
AYPK
Wando R.
AYXM
West Pt. (York R.).
AZHP
Five Fathom Bank Lt.
AYPN
Rattlesnake Sh.
AYXP
Delaware.
V.
AYPQ
Bull B.
AYXS
New Pt. Comfort.
AZHQ
North-East End Lt. V.
AYPT
C. Romain.
AYXV
Wolf Trap Shs.
AZHS
C. Henlopen.o df
AYPW
Racoon cay.
AYZB
Piankatank R.
AZHV
Breakwater Hr.
AYPZ
Peedee R.
AYZE
Rappahannock R.
AZHY
Delaware Breakwater.a c
AYQC
Georgetown.c
AYZH
Windmill Pt.
AZIB
Lewes.a d
AYQF
Columbia (Congaree R.)
AYZK
Corrotoman R.
AZIE
Brandywine Sh.
AYZN
Fredericksburg
AZIH
Fourteen-feet Bank.
AYQI
North Carolina.
AYZQ
Potomac R.
AZIK
Mispillion Creek.
AYQL
C. Fear.a d
AYZT
Piney Pt.
AZIN
Cross Ledge Sh.
AYQO
Bald Head Ch.
AYZW
Blakistone I.
AZIQ
Ship John Sh.
AYQR
Frying-pan Shs. Lt. V.
AYZX
St. Clement B.
AZIT
Bombay Hook.
AYQU
Federal Pt.
AZBD
Chaptico.
AZIW
Reedy I.c
AYQX
Oak I.c d
AZBG
Leonardstown B.
AZJC
Delaware City.
AYRD
Wilmington, c
AZBJ
Wicomico R.
AZJF
New Castle.
AYRG
Beaufort.c/
AZBM
Mathias Pt.
AZJI
Christiana Creek.
AYRJ
Morehead City.c
AZBP
P. Tobacco R. ,
AZJL
Wilmington.
Marcus Hook.
AYRM
C. Lookout. o c d
AZBS
Upper Cedar Pt.
AZJO
AYRP
Core Sound.c d
AZBV
Maryland Pt.
AYRS
Ocracoke Inlet. a d
AZBY
Mt. Vernon.
AZJR
Pennsylvania.c
AYRV
Neuse R.
AZCB
F. Washington.
AZJU
Chester.
AYSB
New Berne. c
AZCE
Alexandria.
AZJX
Schuylkill.
AYSE
Goldsboro.
AZKD
League I.
AYSH
Raleigh.
AZCH
Washington, D. C.bf
AZKG
Philadelphia. 6/
AYSK
Hayti.
AYSN
BayR.
AZCK
District of Columbia.
AZKJ
New Jersey.
AYSQ
Pamplico.
AZKM
Trenton.
AYST
Bath.
AZCN
United States,
AZKP
Bordentown.
AYSW
Washington.c
AZKS
Burlington.
AYSZ
Hatteras Inlet. a d
AZCQ
Maryland.
AZKV
Camden. . '■!;
AYTB
Diamond Shoal Lt.V.c/
AZCT
Patuxent R.
AZKY
Gloucester.
AYTC
C Hatteras.a c df
Oregon Inlet. a d
AZDC
Jones Point.
AZLB
Billingsport.
AYTF
AZDF
Baltimore. b c
AZLE
Penn Grove.
AYTI
Bodie I. a d
AZDI
Thomas Pt.
AZLH
Salem.
AYTL
Albemarle Sound.
AZDL
Annapolis, cf
AZLK
Cohansey.
AYTO
Plymouth.
AZDO
Severn R.
AZLN
Maurice R.
AYTR
Roanoke R.
AZDR
Magolhy R.
AZLQ
C. May.o c df
Hereford Inlet. a c d
AYTU
Edenton.c
AZDU
Patapsco R.
AZLT
a Signifies an International Signal Station: 6 a Time Signal Station ; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
135
EAST COAST UNITED STATES.
AZLW
Ludlam Beach.
AZTJ
New Haven. c
BAEM
Handkerchief Lt. V.
AZMC
Atlantic City.a df
AZTM
Falkner I.
BAEP
Shovelful Sh. Lt. V.
AZMF
Absecon.a d
AZTO
Cornfield Pt. Lt. V.
BAES
Cross Rip Lt. V.
AZMI
Tucker Beach.
AZTP
Bartlett Reef Lt. V.
BAEV
Succonnesset Sh. Lt. V.
AZML
Little Egg Hr.a c d
AZTS
New London. c
BAEY
Nantucket, c
AZMO
Barnegat.d
AZTV
Thames R.
BAFE
Nantucket Sh. Lt. V.c/
AZMR
Long Branch.a c d
AZTY
Race Rock.
BAFH
Sankaty Hd.
AZMS
Fire I. Lt. V.
AZUB
Ram I. Reef Lt. V.
BAFK
Great Round Sh. Lt. V.
AZMU
Navesink.
AZUE
Latimer Reef.
BAFN
Pollock Rip Lt. V.
AZMX
Sandy Hook.o c df
Sandy Hook Lt. V.
AZUH
Fisher La d
BAFQ
Nauset Beach.a d
AZMY
AZUK
Stonington.c
BAFW
C. Cod (Highlands).a df
AZNB
Scotland Lt. V.
AZUN
Watch Hill Pt.ad
BAFZ
Race Pt.aca"
AZND
Gedney Ch.
BAGC
Wood End. a a"
AZNG
Raritan
AZUQ
Rhode Island.
BAGF
Provincetown Hr.c
AZNJ
Staten I.
AZUT
Block I.acdf
BAGI
Long Pt.
AZNM
Narrows.
AZUW
Judith Pt.acdf
BAGL
Billingsgate I.
AZNP
Stapleton.
AZVC
Whale Rock.
BAGO
Barnstable.
AZNS
Tompkinsville.
AZVF
Narragansett B . a c d
BAGR
Plymouth.
AZNV
New Brighton.
Elizabethtown.
AZVI
Dutch I.
BAGU
' Duxbury Pier.
AZNY
AZVL
Conanicut I.
BAGX
Minots Ledge.
AZOB
Newark.
AZVO
Wickford.
BAGY
Boston Lt. V.
AZOE
Bergen.
AZVR
Conimicut Pt.
BAHD
JDeer I.
AZOF
Robbins Reef Lt.
AZVU
Greenwich.
BAHG
Long Island Hd.
AZOH
Bedloe I.
AZVX
Sabine Pt.
BAHJ
Hull.c
AZOK
Jersey City./
AZWD
Pawtuxet.
BAHM
Hingham.
AZQN
Hudson City.
AZWG
Fuller Rock.
BAHP
Neponset.
AZOQ
Hoboken.
AZWJ
Providence, cf
BAHS
BosioN.a 6 cd"/
AZOB,
Harlem.
AZWM
Warren.
BAHV
Charlestown.
AZWP
Hog I. Lt. V.
BAHY
Medford.
AZOT
AZOW
New YoRK.a 6 c/
Hudson R.
Governors I.c
AZWS
AZWV
Bristol.
Prudence I.
BAIE
BAIH
Winnissimmet.
Egg Rock.
AZPC
AZWY
AZXB
Taunton R.
Fall River, Mass.c
BAIK
BAIN
Lynn.
Nahant.
AZXE
Newport. 6 c/
BAIQ
Marblehead.c
AZPF
Brooklyn.
AZXH
Goat I.
BAIT
Salem.
AZPI
East R.
AZXK
Brenton Reef Lt. V.
BAIW
Baker I.
AZPL
Long I.
AZXN
Sakonnet Ch.
BAIZ
Gloucester, c
AZPO
Astoria.
BAJC
Eastern Pt.
AZPR
Hell Gate.
AZXQ
Massachusetts.
BAJF
C. Ann.
AZPS
Harlem Ship Canal.
AZXT
Hen and Chickens Reef
BAJI
Straitsmouth I. ad
AZPU
P. Morris.
Lt. V.
BAJL
Annisquam.
Ipswich.
AZPX
Coney La c d
AZXW
Buzzard B.
BAJO
AZQD
Brighton.
AZYC
Dumpling Rock.
BAJR
Newburyport.a c d
AZQG
Manhattan Beach.c
AZYF
Clark Pt.
AZQJ
Fire La df
AZYI
New Bedford. c
BAJU
New Hampshire.
AZQK
Long Island Sound.
AZYL
Palmer I.
BAJX
Hampton.
AZQM
Montauk Vt.ad
AZYO
Fairhaven.
BAKD
Isle of Shoal, Me.c
AZQP
Sands Pt.
AZYR
Mattapoiset.
BAKG
Portsmouth.c/
AZQS
Gardiner I.
AZYU
Bird I.
BAKJ
Concord. ■
AZQV
Plum I.
AZYX
Sippican.
Wings Neck.
BAKM
Piscataqua R.
AZQY
Little Gull I.
BACD
AZRB
Sag Hr.
BACF
Cuttyhunk.acrf
BAKP
Maine.
AZRE
Peconic B.
BACI
Vineyard Sound Lt. V.
BAKS
Boon I.
AZRH
Greenport.
(Sow and Pigs).
BAKV
York R.
AZRK
Southold.
BACL
Tarpaulin Cove.c
BAKY
C. Neddick (Knubble).
AZRN
James P.
BACO
Nobska Pt.c
BALE
Kehnebunk.
AZRQ
Riverhead.
BACR
Woods Holl.c
BALH
Augusta.
AZRT
Huntington.
Oyster B.
BACU
Marthas Vineyard.
BALK
Goat I.
AZRW
BACX
Gay Hd.a d
BALN
Porpoise Hr.
AZSC
Hempstead.
BADC
West Chop Pt.c
BALQ
Wood I.
AZSF
Throgs Neck.
BADF
Vineyard Haven.
BALT
Saco.
AZSI
Execution Rocks.
BADI
East Chop Pt.c
BALW
C. Elizabeth.a df
AZSL
Great Captain I.
BADL
Edgar Town.
BALZ
Casco B.
BADO.
Cottage City.
BAMC
Portland, c
AZSO
Connecticut.
BADR
C. Poge.
BAMF
Halfway Rock.
Seguin I.
AZSR
Stamford Hr.
BADU
Bishop and Clerks.
BAMI
AZSU
Norwalk.
BADX
Hyannis.c
BAML
Kennebec R.
AZSX
Black Rock Hr.
BAED
Bass R.
BAMO
Pond I.
AZTD
Bridgeport. c/
BAEG
Chatham.aca'
BAMR
Bath.
AZTG
Stratford Shs. ,
BAEJ
Monomoy Pt. acd
BAMU
Wiscasset.
a Signifies an International Signal Station ; & a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. PART I.
CANADA.
BAMX
Hendrick Hd.
BAVI
Avery Rock.
BCFJ
Prim Pt.
BAND
Damariscotta.
BAVL
Machiasport.c
BCFM
Petit Passage.
BANG
Medomak R.
BAVO
Machias.
BCFP
Boars Hd.
BANJ
St. George R.
BAVR
Quoddy Head.a c d
BCFS
Brier I.
BANM
Thomaston.
BAVU
Welchpool.
Lubeck.
BCFV
St. Mary B.
BANP
Burnt I.ad
BAVX
BCFY
Weymouth.
BANS
Townsend.
BAWC
Eastport.c
St. Croix R.
BCGE
Sissibou R.
BANV
Pemaquid Pt.
Franklin I.
BAWF
BCGH
Church Pt.
BANY
BAWI
St. Stephen.
BCGK
Yarmouth.c
BAOB
Monhegan I.
Marshall Pt.c
BCGN
C. Fourchu.
BAOE
BAWL
Canada.
BCGQ
Peases I.
BAOH
Tennant Hr..
BCGT
Seal I. d
BAOK
Whitehead l.acd
BAWO
New Brunswick.
B«CGW
Tusket R.
BAON
Matinicus Rock.
BAWR
Passamaquoddy B.
BCGZ
Argyle.
BAOQ
OwlsHd.
BAWU
St. Andrew.c
BCHF
Pubnico Hr.
BAOT
Rockland.
BAWX
Digdequash R.
BCHI
Bon Portage I.
BAOW
Rockport.
BAXD
St. George.
L'EtangHr.
BCHL
C. Sable.rf/
BAOZ
Indian I.
BAXG
BCHO
Barrington B.
BAPO
Negro I.
BAXJ
Campobello I.
Machias Seal I.
BCHR
Baccaro Pt.
BAPP
Camden.
BAXM
BCHU
P. Latour.
BAPI
Northaven.
BAXP
Gannet Rock.
BCHX
Negro I.d
BAPL
GrindelPt. .
BAXS
Grand Manan I.
BCIA
Shelbukne.
BAPO
Belfast.
BAXV
Wolves Is.
BCID
C. Roseway.
BAPR
Searsport.
BAXY
Beaver Hr.
BCIG
Jordon R.
BAPU
Stockton.'
BAYE
B. of Fundy.
BCLT
Green Hr.
BAPX
Winterport.
BAYH
Lepreau Pt.c
BCIM
Ragged Island Hr.
Gull Rock.
BAQD
Bangor.c
BAYK
Musquash Hr.
BCIP
BAQG
Brewer.
BAYN
St. JoHN.&cf
BCIS
P. Hebert.
BAQJ
Buckaport.
Orland.
BAYQ
Partridge I.
BCIV
Little Hope Islet.
BAQM
BAYT
C. Spencer.
BCIY
Mouton P.d
BAQP
Dice Hd.
BAYW
Quaco.
BCJE
Liverpool.c
BAQS
Castine.
BAYZ
C. Enrage.
BCJH
Coffins I.
BAQV
Penobscot.
BAZC
Chignecto B.
BCJK
Medway.
BAQY
Pumpkin I.
BAZF
Harvey Corner.
BCJN
La Have R.
BARB
Eggemoggin Reach.
BAZI
Grindstone I.
BCJQ
Bridgewater.
BARE
Eagle I.
BAZL
Petitcodiac R.
BCJT
West Ironbound I.
BARH
Deer I.
BAZO
Folly Pt.
BCJW
Lunenburg.
BARK
Heron Neck (Green I).
BAZR
Hillsborough.
BCJZ
Cross I.
BARN
Saddleback Ledge.
BAZU
Moncton.
BCKA
Green I. (Nova Scotia).
BARQ
Blue Hill B.
BAZX
Salisbury.
BCKF
Mahone.
BART
Mt. Desert Rk.
BCKI
Quaker I.
BARW
Surry.
BCAD
Nova Scotia.
BCKL
Chester.
BARZ
Ellsworth.
BCAE.
Charters Corner.
BCKO
East Ironbound I.
BASC
Union River B.
BCAH
Dorchester.
BCKR
St. Margaret B-.
BASF
Great Duck I.
BCAK
Sackville.
BCKU
Hubbard Cove.
BASI
Baker I.
BCAN
Cumberland Basin.
BCKX
Crouchers I.
BASL
Somes Hr.
BCAQ
Marine Transport Rail-
BCLA
Dover.
BASO
Bar Hr.
way.
BCLD
Betty I.
BASE,
Frenchman B .
BOAT
Amherst.
BCLG
Turner B.
BASU
Skilling R.
BCAW
South Joggins.
Apple Hd.
BCLJ
Sambro I.
BASX
Sullivan.
BCAZ
BCLM
Chebucto Hd.
BATD
Stave I.
BCDA
Haute I.
BATG
Winter Hr.
BCDE
C. d'Or.
BCLN
Sable I.df
BATH
Egg Rock.
BCDH
Black Rock.
BATJ
Prospect Hr.
Gouldsborough .
BCDK
C. Split.
BCLP
Halifax. 6 cdf .','.
BATM
BCDN
Basin of Mines.
BCLS
Bedford Basin. ,
BATP
DyerB.
BCDQ
Parrsboro.
BCLV
Dartmouth.
BATS
Petit Manan.
BCDT
Cobequid B.
BCLY
George I.
BATV
Narraguagus R.
BCDW
Truro.
BCME
Mauger Beach Lt.
Devil I.d
BATY
Millbridge.
BCDZ
Shubenacadie R.
BCMH
BAUE
Cherryfield.
BCEF
Burntcoat Hd.
BCMK
Jeddore Rock.
BAUH
Harrington.
BCEI
Walton.
BCMN
Egg I.
Ship Hr.
BATJK
Pleasant R.
BCEL
Avon R.
BCMQ
BATJN
Addison Pt.
BCEO
Kingsport.
BCMT
Pope Hr.
BAUQ
Columbia Falls.
BOER
Canning.
BCMW
Sheet Hr.
BAUT
Nash I.
BCEU
Horton.
BCMX
Sheet Rock.
BAUW
Moose Peak (Mistake I).
BCEX
Windsor.
BCMZ
Beaver I.
BAUZ
Moose-a-bec Reach.
BCFA
P. Lome.
BCNF
Newtonquaddy. > i!
BAVC
Chandler B.
BCFD
Annapolis.
BCNI
Liscomb Hr.c i|
BAVP
Libby I.
BCFG
Digby.c
BCNL
Wedge I.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station. •• :iS
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137
GULF AND RIVER OF ST. LAWRENCE.
BCNO
BCNR
BCNU
BCNX
BCOA
BCOD
BCOE
BCOG
BCOJ
BCOM
BCOP
BCOS
BCOV
BCOY
BCPE
BCPH
BCPK
BCPN
BCPQ
BCPT
BCPW
BCPZ
BCQF
BCQI
BOQL
BCQO
BCQR
BCQU
BCQX
BORA
BCRD
BCRG
BCRJ
BCRM
BCRP
BCRS
BCRV
BCRY
BCSE
BCSH
BCSK
BCSN
BCSQ
BCST
BCSW
BCSZ
BCTF
BCTI
BCTL
BCTO
BCTR
BCTU
BCTX
BCUA
BCUD
BCUG
BCUJ
BCUM
BCUP
BCUS
BCUV
BCUY
BCVE
BCVH
BCVK
BCVN
BCVQ
BCVT
BCVW
BCVZ
St. Mary R.
Sherbrooke.
Country Hr.
Isaac Hr.
Green I.
TorB.
Berry Hd.
Whitehead I.e
Canso.c
Cranberry I.
Crow Hr.
Chedabucto B.
Guysborough.
Gut op Canso.
Eddy Pt.
P. Mulgrave.
Havre Bouche. ,
Cape Breton Island.
P. Hastings.
P. Hawkesbury.
Habitants Hr.
Arichat.
Creighton Hd.
Green I.
C. Round.
Big Arrow I.
St. Peter B.
Haulover Isthmus.
M'Kenzie Pt.
Ouetique I.
St. Esprit.
Guy on I.
Louisbueg Hr.
Scatari I.d
Menadou Passage.
Mira.
Flint I.
C. Percy.
Schooner Cove.
Lingan Hd.
Bridgeport.a
FlatPt.a
North Sidney.c
Victoria Pier.
Sydney.
Battery Pt.
Bird Rock.
P. Aconia.
Bras d'Or.
St. Andrew Ch.
Blackrock Pt.
Barra Str.
Mac Kinnon Hr.
Bird I. Lt. (Ciboux I).
St. Anne Hr.
Ingonish.
C. North.
Meat Cove. a
C. St. Lawrenceie
St. Paul l.de
Cabot Str.
Chetican Pt.
Sea Wolf I.
Mabou.
P. Hood.
George B.
Tracadie.
Pomquet.
Antigonish.
C. George.
BCWF
BCWI
BCWL
BCWO
BCWR
BCWU
BCWX
BCXA
BCXD
BCXG
BCXJ
BCXM
BCXP
BCXS
BCXV
BCXY
BCYE
BCYH
BCYJ
BCYK
BCYN
BCYQ
BCYT
BCYW
BCYZ
BCZF
BCZI
BCZL
BCZO
BCZR
BCZU
BCZX
BDAC
BDAF
BDAI
BDAL
BDAO
BDAR
BDAU
BDAX
BDCA
BDCG
BDCJ
BDCM
BDCP
BDCS
BDCV
BDCY
BDEA
BDEG
BDEJ
BDEM
BDEP
BDES
BDEV
BDEY
BDFE
BDFH
BDFK
BDFN
BDFO
BDFQ
BDFT
BDFW
BDFZ
BDGC
Merigomish.
Pictou.
East Arm.
New Glasgow.
Northumberland Str.
Caribou.
Amet Isle.
Tatamagouche.
John R.
Wallace.
Pugwash.
Cold Spring Hd.
B. Verte.
C. Tormentine. d
Jourimain I.
Shemogue.
Shediac.
Cassie Pt.
Cocague.
Buctouche R.
Richibucto Hd.
Liverpool.
St. Louis.
Prince Edward I.
West Pt.
C. Egmont.
Bedeqiie B.
Summerside.
C. Traverse.
Tryon.
Crapaud.
Hillsborough B.
Charlotte Town.
Haszard Pt.
Prim Pt.
C. Bear./
Murray Hr. c
Cardigan B.
George Town.
St. Andrew Pt.
Panmure Hd.
Boughton R.
Colville R.
Souris.
East Pt.
St. Peter Hr.
Tracadie.
Grand Rustico.
Grenville Hr.
Stanley R.
Billhook I.
Richmond Hr. .
Malpeque.
Cascumpeque Hr.
Alberton.
Tignish.
North Pt.
Magdalen Is.
Entry I.
Amherst Hr.
South Pt. (Amherst I.).
Grindstone I.
Grosse I. a
Etang du Nord. a
Great Bird Rock.
G. of St. Lawrence.
BDGF
MlRAMICHI B.
BDGI
Escuminac Pt. a
BDGL
Preston beach Lts.
BDGO
Fox I.
BDGR
Vinl.
BDGU
Portage I.
BDGV
Miramichi B. Lt. V.
BDGX
Sheldrake I.
BDHA
Grant beach Lts.
BDHG
Chatham.
BDHJ
Newcastle.
BDHM
Nelson Town.
BDHP
Neguac gully.
BDHS
Tracadie.
BDHV
Pokemouche.
BDHY
Birch Pt. a
BDIE
Miscou Hr. a
BDIH
Pokesudi I. Lt.
BDIK
Caraquette I.
BDIN
Shippigan.
BDIQ
Chaleur B.
BDIT
Clifton.
BDIW
Nipisighit B.
BDIZ
Bathurst.
BDJC
Petit Rocher Lt.
BDJF
Little Belledune Pt
BDJI
Heron I.
BDJL
Dalhousie.
BDJO
Restigouche R.
BDJR
Campbell town.
BDJU
New Carlisle.
BDJX
Richmond.
BDKA
Carleton.
BDKE
Pasbebiac.
BDKG
Maquereau Pt. a
BDKJ
Pabou.
BDKM
C. d'Espoir. a
BDKP
Perc6.
BDKS
Pt. Peter (Flat I.).
BDKT
C. Gaspe.
BDKU
Gaspe B. Lt. V.
BDKV
Gaspe\
BDKY
C. Rozier. e
BDLE
Fame Pt. ef
BDLH
Anticosti I.
BDLK
Heath Pt. c d ef
BDLN
Bagot Pt. d
BDLQ
Salt Lake B.
BDLT
South Pt. e
BDLW
South West Pt. c e
BDLZ
Ellis B.
BDMC
West Pt. e
BDMF
St. Lawrence R.
BDMI
Natashquan R.
BDML
Mingan Hr.
BDMO
Perroquets Lt.
BDMR
Manitou R.
BDMU
Seven LB./
BDMX
Egg I.
BDNA
C. Magdalen, e
BDNG
Martin R. a
BDNJ
C. Chatte. a
BDNM
Pt. de Monts. a
BDNP
Matane. a
BDNS
Metis Pt. o
BDNV
Manicouagan. a
Bersimis R.
BDNY
n Siimifips an International Signal Station ; & a Time Signal Station ; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
B e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
138
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. PART I.
GREAT LAKES.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
BDOE
Father Pt. af
BDWA
Clayton.
BDOH
P. Neuf. a
BDWG
C. Vincent, c
BDOK
Pilot Station.
BDON
Rimouski. a
BDWJ
Lake Ontario.
BDOQ
Bicquette I.
BDOT
Bid.
BDWM
Kingston.
BDOW
Red Islet Bank Lt. V.
BDWP
Napanee R.
Belleville.
BDOX
Red Islet Lt.
BDWS
BDOZ
Saguenay R.
BDWV
Pigeon I.
BDPC
Tadousac.
BDWY
False Duck I.
BDPF
Chicoutimi.
BDXE
Peter Pt.
BDPI
Green I.
BDXH
Egg I.
BDPL
Riviere du Loup, a
BDXK
Newcastle Hr.
BDPM
White I. Reef Lt. V.
BDXN
Coburg.
BDPO
Brandy Pots, a
BDXQ
P. Hope.
BDPR
Long Pilgrim I.
BDXT
Toronto.
BDPU
Grand I.
BDXW
Hamilton.
BDPX
Kamouraska.
BDXZ
P. Dalhousie.
BDQA
Orignaux Pt.
BDYC
Welland Canal.
BDQG
Goose C.
BDYF
Niagara, d
BDQJ
Coudres I.
BDYI
Lewiston.
BDQM
Ouelle R.
BDYL
Genesee R.
BDQP
St. Paul B.
BDYO
Soduspoint. c
BDQS
Lower Traverse Lt.V.
BDYR
Glasgow.
Fair Haven, c
BDQV
Upper Traverse Lt. V.
BDYU
BDQY
Stone Pillar.
BDYX
Oswego, c d
BDRE
Beaujeu Ch.
BDZA
Stony Pt.
BDRH
St. Ignace.
BDZG
Galloo I.
BDRK
L' Islet, a
BDZJ
Sacketts Hr. c
BDRN
Crane I.
BDZM
Tibbett Pt.
BDRQ
St. Thomas.
BDRT
Grosse Isle, a
BDZP
Lake Erie.
BDRW
C. Brule.
BDZS
Buffalo, bed/
BDRZ
Orleans I.
BDZV
P. Colborne.
BDSC
St. Francois.
BDZY
Mohawk I.
BDSF
Bellechasse I.
BEAC
P. Maitland.
BDSI
St. Jean.
BEAF
Long Pt.
BDSL
St. Laurent.
BEAI
P. Burwell.
BDSO
St. Famille.
BEAL
P. Stanley.
BDSR
St. Pierre.
BEAO
Pt. Pelee.
BDSU
L'Ange Gardien.
BEAR
Gibraltar.
BDSX
Beauport.
BEAU
Trenton.
BDTA
Quebec. 6
BEAX
Wyandotte.
BDTG
Levis.
BECD
Windsor.
BDTJ
New Liverpool.
BECH
Detroit./
BDTM
Carouge R.
BECK
Michigan State.
BDTN
Trembles Sh.
BECN
Monroe.
BDTP
Portneuf.
BECO
Toledo.
BDTS
Champlain.
BECT
Ohio.
BDTV
Three Rivers.
BECW
West Sister I.
BDTY
P. St. Francis.
BECZ
P. Clinton.
BDUE
Sorel.
BEDC
Strontian I.
BDUH
Richelieu I.
BEDG
Marblehead. d
BDUK
Longueuil.
BEDJ
Sandusky.
BDUN
Maisonneuve.
BEDM
Vermilion.
BEDP
Lorain, c
BDUO
Ottawa.
BEDS
Cleveland, c df
BEDV
Ashtabula, c d
BDUQ
Montreal, b
BEDY
Erie City, d
BDUT
Lachine Canal.
BEFA
Pennsylvania.
BDUW
Cornwall.
BEFD
Dunkirk.
BDUZ
Morrisburg.
BEFH
Lake St. Clair.
BDVO
Waddington.
BEFK
Marine City.
BDVF
Matilda.
BEFN
St. Clair.
BDVI
Edwardsburg.
BDVL
Ogdensburg. c
BEFQ
Lake Huron.
BDVO
Prescott.
BEFR
P. Huron, cf
BDVR
Morristown.
BEFT
Sarnia.
BDVU
Brockville.
BEFW
Gratiot F.
BDVX
The Thousand Is.
BEFZ
Ottawa.
BEGA
BEGF
BEGI
BEGL
BEGO
BEGR
BEGU
BEGX
BEHC
BEHG
BEHJ
BEHM
BEHP
BEHS
BEHV
BEHY
BEID
BEIH
BEIK
BEIN
BEIQ
BEIT
BEIW
BEIZ
BEJA
BEJF
BEJI
BEJL
BEJO
BEJR
BEJU
BEJX
BEKC
BEKG
BEKJ
BEKM
BEKP
BEKS
BEKV
BEKY
BELD
BELH
BELK
BELN
BELQ
BELT
BELW
BELZ
BEMA
BEMF
BEMI
BEML
BEMO
BEMR
BEMU
BEMV
BEMW
BEMX
BENC
BENG
BEN J
BENM
BENP
BENS
BENV
BENY
BEOD
Bay City.
Saginaw B.
Thunder B. c d
Alpena, c
Duncan City.
Detour Passage.
Manitoulin I.
Southampton.
Kincardine.
Goderich.
Georgian B.
Collingwood.
Matchedash B.
Parry.
Lake Michigan.
Green Bay. c
Kewaunee, d
Manitowoc.
Sheboygan, d
P. Washington.
Milwaukee, c d
Racine, d
Kenosha, d
Waukegan.
Evanston. d
Chicago, d
Illinois.
Calumet.
Michigan City, c d
Indiana.
St. Joseph, d
South Haven, d
Saugatuck.
Holland.
Grand Haven, c d
Muskegon, d
Whitehall.
Pentwater. d
Ludington. d
Manistee, c d
Traverse City.
St. Mary R.
Neebish Rapids.
Lake Superior.
Sault Sainte Marie. 6
Iroquois Pt.
Corbay Pt.
Michipicoten I.
Battle I.
Lamb I.
Porphyry Pt.
Thunder C.
Victoria I.
Minnesota.
Isle Royale.
Passage I.
Duluth. 6 d
Superior City.
Wisconsin.
Sand I.
Outer Apostle I.
Michigan I.
Chaquamegon Pt.
Ontonagon.
Portage Lake Canal, d
Eagle Hr.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c. a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
FLAGS OF THE PRINCIPAL
PERSI
SALVADOR
SPAIN.
BELGIUM.
KONGO.
PARAGUAY.
MERCHANT.
PERSIA.
MAN-OF-WAR.
ROUMAN1A.
SALVADOR.
SPAIN.
SANTO DOMINGO.
SWEDEN.
COUNTRIES HAVING A COMMON
BRAZIL CHILE.
KOREA.
PORTUGAL.
LIBERIA.
IN THE MERCHANT FLAG.
ME BADGE IS NEARER THE HOIST
Cuba
MARITIME COUNTRIES.
MERCHANT.
ROUMANIA.
MAN-OF-WAR.
RUSSIA.
SWEDEN.
S I AM.
VENEZUELA.
MAN0FWAR AND MERCHANT FLAG.
CRETE.
MOROCCO, MADAGASCAR. MUSCAT.
ECUADOR.
NETHERLANDS.
TURKEY. TRIPOLI. EGYPT.
URUGUAY.
r
VENEZUELA.
FRANCE.
NICARAGUA.
GENEVA CONVENTION.
THE NORRIS PETERS CO.. WASHINGTON
FLAGS OP THE PRINCIPAL
MAN-OF-WAR
ARGENTINA.
MERCHANT.
ARGENTINA
MAN-OF-WAR.
COLOMBIA.
GERMANY
GREAT BRITAIN
HONDURAS
MEXICO.
COLOMBIA,
GERMANY
ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE
( WITH BADGE.
HOME AMD COLONIAL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS I
HONDURAS
MEXICO.
AUSTRIA — HUNGARY
COSTA RICA
GREECE
COLONIES
(WITH BADGE IN SOME CASES)
I TA LY
NORWAY.
MARITIME COUNTRIES.
PLATE L.
MERCHANT.
AUSTRIA— HUNGARY
MAN-OF-WAR.
CHINA.
MERCHANT.
CHINA.
COSTA RICA.
DENMARK.
GREECE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
I TA LY.
GUATEMALA.
HAITI.
DENMARK.
GUATEMALA.
HAITI
JAPAN
NORWAY
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
LABRADOR.
ICELAND.
139
BEOH
BEOK
BEON
BEOQ
BEOT
BEOW
BEOZ.
BEPA
^EPF
BEPI
BEPL
BEPO
BEPR
BEPU
BEPX
BEQC
BEQG
BEQJ
BEQM
BEQP
BEQS
BEQV
BEQY
BERD
BERH
BERK
BERN
BERQ
BERT
BERW
BERZ
BESP
BESI
BESL
BESO
BESU
BESX
BETC
BETG
BETJ
;eHr.
Copper Hr.
Manitou I.d
Keweenaw.
L'Anse.
Huron I.
Granite I.
Marquette, d
Grand I.
P. au Sable.
White Fish Pt.
Belle Isle Str.
Wash-sheecootai B.
Coacoacho B.
Watagheistic Sound.
Mecattina C.
Greenly I.
Armour Pt. af
Red B.
Chateau B./
Belle Isle, ef
La Talus.
Newfoundland.
C. Bauld.
Pistolet B.
C. Norman.
St. John B.
Rich Pt./
P. Saunders.
Ingornachoix B.
Bonne B. a
B. of Islands.
P. au Port.
St. George Hr.
C. Ray. ef
P. Basque, a
Rose Blanche B.
La Poile B.
Boar I. (Burgeo). a
Pass I. a
BETM
BETP
BETS
BETV
BETY
BEUD
BEUH
BEUK
BEUN
BEUQ
BEUT
BEUW
BEUZ
BEVA
BEVF
BEVI
BEVL
BEVO
BEVR
BEVU
BEVX
BEWC
BEWG
BEWJ
BEWL
BEWM
BEWN
BEWP
BEWS
BEWV
BEWY
BEXD
BEXH
BEXK
BEXN
BEXQ
BEXT
BEXV
BEXY
BEXZ
Brunet I. a
Fortune B.
Long Hr.
Miquelon. c
St. Pierre, c
Galantry Hd. a
Burin I. a
Placentia Hr.
St. Mary, a
C. Pine, a
C. Race, ef
Ferryland Hd. a
C. Spear, o
St. Johns, a b
C. St. Francis, a
Brigus B.
Harbour Grace.
Carbonear I.
Baccalieu I. a
Trinity Hr.
Catalina Hr. a
C. Bonavista. a
Little Denier I.
Greenspond.
Stinking I.
Cabot I. a
Funk I.
Offer Wadham I. a
Fogo Hr.
Toulinguet I. a
Gull I. a
Croc Hr.
Betts Cove.
Tilt Cove.
Hare B.
Labrador.
St. Lewis Sound.
Cartright Hr.
Indian Tickle.
Sandwich B.
BEYA
BEYC
BEYF
BEYG
BEYH
BEYJ
BEYK
BEYL
BEYN
BEYP
BEYR
BEYT
BEYV
BEYX
BEYZ
BEZA
BEZC
BEZF
BEZI
BEZK
BEZM
BEZO
BEZQ
BEZS
BEZU
BEZW
BEZY
BFAC
BFAE
BFAH
BFAK
BFAM
BFAO
BFAQ
BFAS
BFAU
Hamilton Inlet.
Rigoulette.
Davis Inlet.
Hopedale.
Nam.
Okkak.
C. Chidley.
Hudson Bay.
F. Chimo.
Baffin Land.
James B .
East Main F.
Ruperts House.
Albany F.
Moose F.
Severn F.
York Factory.
F. Churchill.
Chesterfield Inlet.
Davis Str.
Baffin B.
Greenland.
Godhavn (P. Lievety).
Disko B.
Egedesminde.
Holsteinborg (Sisimiut).
C. Farewell.
Iceland.
Reykjavik.
Svendseyre.
Talkna Fiord.
Dyre Fiord.
Oe Fiord.
Holar.
Seidis Fiord.
Jan Mayen I.
e Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tfae, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
INTERNATIONAL CODE OE SIGNALS.
PART IL
IISTDEX.
GENERAL VOCABULARY AND GEOGRAPHICAL LIST.
(141)
PART II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
A— ABOUND.
CXA
CXB
CXD
CXE
CXF
CXG
CXH
CXI
CXJ
CXK
CXL
CXM
CXN
cxo
CXP
CXQ
CXR
CXS
CXT
CXU
CXV
CXW
CXY
{Letter. ) (For new method of spelling,
seepage 13.)
A, or, An.
Ai.
A. B. Able seaman.
A. M. Before noon edu
Aback.
Heave all aback.
— Taken aback.
Abaft.
— Abaft the beam.
Afloat abaft
Go astern LP
Abandon-ing-ment.
Abandon the vessel as fast as possible, ab
— Abandened.
— Do not abandon me.
Do not abandon the vessel ac
Do not abandon the vessel until the tide
has ebbed ad
Do you intend to abandon ? ae
— Enemy has abandoned.
— Has she (or vessel indicated) been long
abandoned ?
— I did not abandon her until I was forced.
I do not intend to abandon the vessel, af
I must abandon the vessel ag
I shall abandon my vessel unless you
will keep by us ah
I will not abandon you (or vessel indi
, cated). I will remain by you ai
I (or, They) wish to abandon but have
not the means aj
— Intend to abandon ship to Lloyd's agent.
Is she (or veisel indicated) abandoned ?
AK
— They have abandoned.
— Vessel indicated is not abandoned.
Abate-d-ing-ment.
If the wind abates zeq
— No abatement.
Wind has abated outside zfj
Wind has not abated outside zfk
— You may make some abatement.
Abbeeviate-d-ing-ion. (See Abridge. )
DAQ
Abeam, or, Abreast of.
— At — (time indicated) we were abeam
of—.
— I was abeam.
CXZ
CYA
CYB
CYD
CYE
CYF
CYG-
CYH
CYI
CYJ
CYK
CYL
CYM
CYN
CYO
CYP
CYQ
CYB
CYS
CYT
CYU
CYV
CYW
CYX
OYZ
CZA
CZB
CZD
CZE
CZF
CZG
(143)
Abide-ing. Abode.
Ability.
— I doubt your (or, my) ability to ■
— Your ability — to.
Able-y. Able to. To be able.
Able seaman. A. B cxe
— Am, Is, or, Are able to.
— Am. Is, or, Are not able to.
— Are you able to ?
Can I cross the bar 1 Shall I be able to
get over the bar? fvy
I have not been able to make out the
buoy or beacon gaj
— I was able to.
— I was not able to.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to bym
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
— If I am able to.
— If I am not able to.
— If you are able to.
— If you are not able to.
— Is able to.
Not able to make such short tacks, .xil
— Ought not to be able to.
— Ought to be able to.
—Shall, or, Will be able to.
— Shall, or, Will not be able to.
Vessel (or person indicated) is not able
to comply JLG
— When will you be able to ?
— Will you be able to ?
With some assistance I shall be able to
set things right '- df
— You are able to.
— You are not able to.
Aboard. (See also Board.)
— Above board.
Admiral, or, Senior officer is on board
(or, at — ) dkv
— All on board.
— I am coming (or, sending) aboard.
— I will come alongside (or, aboard) if you
will allow me.
— Send-ing. Sent a responsible person on
board.
Abode
Abolish-ed-ing-tion.
Abound-ed-ing.
-CXZ
144
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
ABOUT— ACCOMMODATE.
CZH
About.
Absent — Continued.
CZI
— About a""mile (or number of miles indi-
DBA
— In the absence of — .
cated).
DBC
— Is he (pr person indicated) absent?
CZJ
— About April the — .
Leave of absence qlx
CZK
— About August the — .
DBE
— My, or, Our absence.
CZL
— About December the — .
DBF
—Shall, or, Will be absent.
CZM-
— About February the — .
DBG
— Your absence.
CZN
— About January the — .
CZO
— About July the — .
DBH
Absolute-ly.
CZP
— About June the — .
DBI
— Absolutely necessary.
CZQ
—About March the — .
CZR
— About May the — ..
DBJ
Abstain-ed-ing-er.
CZS
— About mid-channel.
CZT
— About November the — .
DBK
Absurd-ity-ly.
CZU
—About October the — .
CZV
— About September the — .
DBL
Abundant-ly-ance.
CZW
—About the — .
czx
— About the average.
DBM
— There is abundance of.
CZY
— About the size.
DAB
— About the time.
DBN
Abuse-d-ing-ive-ly.
DAC
—About to — .
DAE
— About to assemble.
DBO
Accede-d-ing-ssion.
About to veer cable hqm
DBP
— Can accede to.
Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally
DBQ
— Can not accede to.
about DKT
Am about to sail.P, or, Code Flag overp
DBR
Accept-ed-ing.
Are there any men-of-war about? ...sa
DBS
— Acceptable-y-ance.
Could you understand what they were
DBT
— Accepted by — .
signaling about? wci
DBU
— Can accept (or, be accepted).
Go about OBQ
DBV
— Decline accepting any — .
DAP
— I am about to — .
DBW
— Offer not accepted.
I had a glimpse of the land about — . . qdtj
DBX
—Very acceptable.
DAG
— In about — .
DBY
— Will accept your offer.
DAH
— In about a fortnight.
DBZ
— Will you accept ?
Keep about mid-channel ltj
DCA
—With pleasure, I will accept.
Need be under no anxiety about — _ _eoj
DAI
— Round about.
Under no anxiety to (for, or, about) —
DCB
Access-ible.
EOK
DCE
Accident.
DAJ
— Very anxious — about.
DCF
—Accident happened; crushed; fall;
DAK
— What are you about ?
jammed.
Whereabout csp
DCG
— Accident happened ; cut ; stab.
Accident happened; dangerously
DAL
Above.
. wounded (or, hurt) __al
Above board cyz
DCH
— Accident happened; drowned; drown-
DAM
— Above the — .
ing.
DAN
— Above the bow.
DCI
—Accident happened ; gunshot wound.
DAO
— Above the horizon. On the horizon.
DCJ
— Accident to boat.
Accidents to boilers (seepage 178).
Abreast, or, Abeam of — cxv
Accidents to engines or machinery (see
At — (time indicated) we were abreast
page 233). *
(or, abeam) of — oxw
I was abreast . ...cxy
Accidents to screw propeller (see page
o5«).
DAP
— When do you expect to be off (or,
abreast of) ?
Accidents to steering gear (see page
399).
Accident; want a surgeon (or, doc-
DAQ
Abridge-d-ing-ment.
tor) AM
DAR
— You have abridged the message so much
Has any accident happened? Is any
that it is unintelligible.
thing the matter bk
DAS
Abroad.
In case of accident (or, necessity) .__bp
Met with an accident .bs
DAT
Abscond-ed-ing.
When did the accident happen? bti
DCK
Accidental-ly.
DAU
Absent. Absence.
DAY
— Absent from home.
DCL
Accommodate-d-ing-ion.
DAW
— Absent without leave.
DCM
— Accommodation ladder.
Consul is absent ■_ jrn
DCN
— Bad accommodation.
DAX
— During my absence (or, the absence of).
DCO
—Can you accommodate?
DAY
— Have, or, Has been absent.
DCP
— Can you accommodate a passenger?
(Number to be shown if more than one),
DAZ
—His, Her, or, Their absence.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
145
ACCOMMODATE— ACQUAINT.
DCQ
DCR
DCS
DCT
DCU
DCV
DCW
DCX
DCY
DCZ
DEA
DEB
DEC
DEP
i DEG
DEH
DEI
DEJ
DEK
DEL
DEM
DEN
DEO
DEP
DEQ
DEB,
DES
DET
DEIT
DEV
DEW
DEX
DEY
DEZ
DPA
DFB
DFC
DFE
DFG
DPH
DFI
DFJ
DFK
DPL
DPM
DFN
DFO
Accommodate— Continued.
— Can not accommodate. No accommo-
dation for — .
— Good accommodation.
— I can accommodate a person [or persons
indicated) .
— Indifferent accommodation.
— No accommodation for passengers.
ACCOMPANY-IED-ING-IMENT.
— Accompanied by (or, with) — .
— Can accompany.
— I can not accompany.
— I will accompany.
— Will you accompany?
Accomplice.
accomplished-ed-ing.
— Can you (or person indicated) accom-
plish (or, do) it ?
Can not be accomplished (or, done)- -blx
— Easily done (or, accomplished).
—Has it been done (or, accomplished) ?
If it can be done (or, accomplished) .bzr
If it can not be done (or, accom-
plished BZS
Maybe done (or, accomplished) blt
— Not easily done (or, accomplished).
ACCORD-ED-ING.
— According to.
— Accordingly.
— According to directions (or, orders).
According to regulations uof
— According to seniority.
— According to the usual practice.
— In accordance with.
— Not according to.
— Not according to orders, or, Against in-
structions.
Accordingly del
Account-ed-ing. To account. (See also
Account below.)
Account. (Bill) gka
Account. (A Report) dew
— Account sent is correct.
— Account sent is incorrect.
— Alarming account of — .
— An account. (See also Report. )
— Bad account.
— Can account for — .
— Can you account for — ?
— Good account of — .
■Has brought the account of —
— Have, or, Has received account of — .
I have private account of — .
— Indifferent account of — .
■Last, account.
Next account.
— No account of — .
— No account received.
Nothing important by last account.
Quarterly account.
— Send an (or, your) account.
—Send account.
DFP
DFQ
DFB,
DFS
DFT
DFU
DFV
DFW
DFX
DFY
DFZ
DGA
DGB
DGC
DGE
DGF
DGH
DGI
DGJ
DGK
DGL
DGM
DGN
DGO
DGP
DGQ
DGR
DGS
DGT
DGU
DGV
DGW
DGX
DGY
DGZ
DHA
DHB
DHC
DHE
DHF
DHG
DHI
DHJ
DHK
DHL
On account of
Do not anchor on any account le
Do not show a light on any account -QV
Do not show a light on my aceount_QRT
Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac-
count of ice - pcb
On account of the fog (or, weather).
— On account.
Accountable.
— I hold you accountable.
— Will be held accountable.
—Will not be accountable.
— Will not be accountable for boat hire.
Accountant.
— Accountant General.
Accouterments.
Accumulator.
accumulate-d-ing-ion-ive.
Accurate-ly-acy-ness.
—Is it accurate?
— It is not accurate.
Accuse-d-ing-ation. (See also Charge. )
— Accused of having killed some one.
— Is accused of —
— Wlu, : is he (or person indicated) accused
of?
accustom-ed-ing.
Acidity.
Carbolic acid hyd
Muriatic acid sck
Nitric acid. siq
Picric acid thv
Sulphuric acid xdi
Tartaric acid xkv
ACKNOWLEDGE-ING-MENT.
— Acknowledge, or, Answer my signal (or,
— Acknowledge the receipt of — .
— Has the receipt been acknowledged?
— I beg to acknowledge.
— Make an acknowledgement.
— Must be acknowledged.
Acorn.
Acquaint-ed-ing-ance. (See also Inform. )
— Acquainted with.
— Am acquainted with the anchorage.
— Am acquainted with the coast.
— Am desired to acquaint you (or person
indicated).
— Am not acquainted with the anchorage.
— Am not acquainted with the coast.
— Are you acquainted with the anchorage
(place, or, channel)?
— Are you acquainted with the coast?
— Desire you will acquaint.
— Did you acquaint?
— I am directed to acquaint you.
— Not acquainted — with.
— Shall, or, Will acquaint.
— Will you acquaint?
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146
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
ACQUIRE-
-ADMIRAL.
DHM
Acquire-d-ing-sition. (See also Obt A IS.)
DJG
Address-ed-ing. Addressed to.
DHN
— No acquisition.
DJH
— Address (a direction).
DJI
— Address my letters to me at — .
DJK
— Could not find the address.
DHO
ACQUIT-TED-TING-TAL.
DJL
— Have you the address? or, What is the
DHP
— He (or person indicated) is acquitted.
address of — ?
DHQ
— He (or person indicated) is not acquitted.
DJM
— Insufficient address.
DHR
— He (or person indicated) will be ac-
DJN
— Leave your address at — .
quitted.
DJO
— Send your address to — .
DHS
— Is he (or person indicated) likely to be
Spell the address wnc
acquitted?
DJP
— Telegraph address.
DHT
—Police (or other) authorities have ac-
DJQ
— The address is incorrect.
"
quitted.
DJR
— What is your address?
DJS
— What is your owner's address?
DHTJ
Acquittance.
'
DJT
Adequate-ly.
Acre. (Square Measure) axi .
DJU
Adhere-d-ing-ence.
DHV
Across.
*
DHW
— Across channel.
DJV
Adhesive-ion.
DHX
— Swayed across.
DJW
— Adhesive plaster, or, Diachylon.
DHY
— There is (or, are) a boom (or, booms)
across.
DJX
Adieu. Farewell.
DHZ
Act-ed-ing. To Act.
DJY
Adjacent. Adjoining.
DIA
— Act (An Act).
DIB
— Act as your judgment directs.
DJZ
Adjourn-ed-ing -ment .
DIC
— Act of Parliament (or, Congress).
DKA
— Have, or, Has adjourned.
Be certain before you act ihd
Parliament, Congress, Assembly (or
DIB
— By an act of Parliament (or, Congress).
other legislative body) adjourns (or,
Can you supply me with anyone to take
adjourned) on the — - - pei
charge (or, act) as engineer eh
DKB
— When do they (or, does — ) adjourn?
DIF
— Foreign Enlistment Act.
DIG
—Have you the Navigation Laws, or,
Merchant Shipping Act of the coun-
DKC
Adjudge-d-ing-icate-ication.
try of vessel signaling?
DKE
Adjust-ed-ing-ment.
DIH
— How would you act?
Adjust ed-ing compasses jhd
DIJ
— In the act of — .
Are your compasses adjusted jhe
DIK
— Navigation Laws, or, Merchant Ship-
Compasses not adjusted lately jhl
ping Act of the country of vessel sig-
I am going to stop, as machinery re-
naling.
quires adjusting - . RK
DIL
— Recent Act of Congress, Parliament,
DKF
— Machinery requires adjusting.
Assembly, or other legislative body.
Must be swung to adjust compasses,
DIM
—Self -acting.
JHY
DIN
— Shall we act in concert?
My compasses were adjusted at — -.jhz
DIO
—Will they act?
DKG
— Small adjustment required to machin-
DIP
— Will you act for me (or, — )?
ery.
DKH
— Stop engines to adjust towing cables.
DIQ
Action.
Stopping only for small adjustment to
DIR
— Can you renew the action?
machinery-- rdy
DIS
— Commence action.
Was swung for adjustment of compasses
Direct-action engine mao
at — _ _ _.. jdj
Double action-ing „lk!w
When, or, Where were your compasses
DIT
— I am not in a condition for action.
last adjusted?. jiq
DIU
— Opportunities for action.
DIV
— Prepare for action.
DKI
Adjutant-cy.
DIW
— Radius of action.
DIX
— Ready for action.
DKJ
Administer-ed-ing-ration-tor-rix.
DIY
ACTIVE-LY-NESS-ITY.
DKL
Admiral.
DIZ
— Active service.
DKM
— Admiral's flag.
DKN
— Admiral's house.
DJA
ACTUAL-LY-ITY.
Admiral's office spf
DKO
— Admiral's secretary.
DJB
Adapt-ed-ing-ation.
DKP
— Admiral, or, Senior officer has com-
mands for you.
DJC
Add-ed-ition-itional-ly.
DKQ
— Admiral, or, Senior officer has no com-
mands for you.
DJE
— Nothing additional.
DKR
— Admiral, or, Senior officer has requested.
DJF
— To be added.
DKS
— Admiral, or, Senior officer intends.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
147
ADMIRAL-
-ADVISE.
Admik al — Continued.
DMN
Adrift.
DKT
— Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally
Beacon, or, Buoy has broken adrift (or,
about — .
isgone) .:__ gae
DKU
—Admiral, or, Senior officer is off (or
Boat is adrift grn
at) — .
Boiler loose, (or, adrift). gwd
DKV
— -Admiral, or. Senior officer is on board
Boom, or, Obstruction broke adrift. gzm
(or, at — ).
DMO
— Broke adrift.
DKW
— Admiral, or, Senior officer is on shore.
DMP
— Go-ing, Gone adrift.
DKX
— Admiral, or, Senior officer requests the
DMQ
— Is adrift — near — .
pleasure of your company to dinner.
Lighter is adrift ra
DKY
— Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes.
DMR
— Spars are all adrift.
DKZ
— Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to
know.
DMS
Adult.
DLA
— Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see
you (or person indicated).
DMT
— Statute adult.
DLB
— Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
you (or, — ) as soon as convenient.
DMU
Adulterate-d-ing-ion.
DLC
— Admiral's, or, Senior officer's memo.
DMV
Advance-d-ing-ment.
DLE
— Admiral's, or, Senior officer's orders.
DMW
— Advance note.
DLF
— Go to the admiral's office.
DMX
— Advance post.
DLG
— Have not seen the admiral (or, senior
DMY .
— Advanced guard.
officer) .
DMZ
— An advance in price.
DLH
— Have you seen the admiral (or, senior
DNA
— Army is advancing.
officer)?
DNB
— Can you advance ?
DLI
— Port admiral.
DNC
— Do not advance.
DLJ
— Rear admiral.
DNE
— Enemy is advancing.
DLK
— Send' to the admiral's office.
DNP
— Have, or. Has advanced.
DLM
— There are orders for you at the admiral's
DNG
— Month's advance.
office.
DNH
— No advance.
DLN
: — Vice admiral.
DNI
— Pilot boat is advancing towards you.
DLO
— What is the name of the admiral (or,
DNJ
— Prevent advance — of.
senior officer)?
DNK
—To advance-d-ing (money).
Where is the admiral (or, senior officer)?
SJ
DNL
Advantage or. Benefit.
DLP
Admiralty.
DNM
— A great advantage.
Navy Department seo
DNO
— Advantageous-ly.
DLQ
— Admiralty, or, H. O. chart.
DNP
— Can not see the advantage.
DLR
— Admiralty court.
DNQ
— Gained advantage.
DLS
— Admiralty, or, Secretary of the Navy's
DNR
— Has been attended with no advantage.
flag.
DNS
— I took advantage of.
DLT
— Admiralty instructions.
DNT
— Is there any advantage to be gained?
DLTT
— Admiralty memorandum.
DNU
— No advantage.
DLV
— Admiralty, or, Navy Department, tele-
graph-ed-ing.
DNV
— Take advantage — of.
Board of Admiralty gow
DNW
AbVENTURE-R.
DLW
— Droits of Admiralty.
DLX
—Secretary of the Navy, or, of the Admi-
ralty.
Telegraph Navy Department, or, Admi-
DNX
Adversary.
DNY
Adverse.
ralty, to — XLW
DNZ
— Adverse circumstances.
DLY
Admire-able-y.
DOA
Advertise-d-ing.
DOB
— Advertise cargo and day of sale.
DLZ
Admission-ible.
DOC
— Advertise for.
DOE
— Advertisement.
DMA
Admit-ted-ting. (See also Allow and
DOF
— Have they advertised for any vessel to
Permit) .
carry the mail.
Admission-ible dlz
,
DLB
— Admitted on.
DOG
Advice.
Dangerous to admit too many on board
DOH
— His advice.
DOI
—I wait for advice.
DMC
— If time will admit.
DOJ
— What advice have you received?
,DME
— It admits of.
DMF
— Ticket of admission.
DOK
Advise-d-ing.
DMG
—Will it be admitted 1
DOL
— Advised to.
DMH
— Will not admit of.
DOM
— Do you advise me to — ?
DMI
— Will not be admitted.
DON
— I would advise you — to — .
DOP
— I would not advise — you. I strongly
DMJ
Adopt-ed-ing-ion.
recommend you not to — .
DMK
— Must be adopted.
Lloyds's agent advises you to — ...qwt
DML
— Will you adopt ?
DOQ
—What would you advise?
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
ADVISE— AGAINST.
Advise — Continued.
DQH
Afraid.
DOR
— Would advise. Would recommend.
DQI
— Do not be afraid — of.
DOS
— Would be advisable.
D^J
— I am afraid — of.
DOT
—Would not be advisable.
DQK
Afrioa-n.
DOLT
Advocate-d-ing-cy .
DQL
Aft.
DOV
Adze.
Afloat aft ---.
BW
DOW
— Can you lend me hatchets (or, adzes) ?
Fore and aft sails
NIT '
NUT ' -
DOX
Afar.
I draw — feet aft and — feet forward-OA
My draught of water is — feet -
—inches
DOY
Affair.
aft — v
... LNC
DOZ
— Affairs appear more settled (look more
peaceful).
DQM
After. Afterwards.
DPA
— Affairs are very unsettled.
DQN
— After a consultation.
DPB
— Affairs look more unsettled.
DQO
— After a passage — of — .
DPC
— Foreign affairs.
DQP
— After breakfast.
DPE
— Partnership affairs.
DQR
— After Christmas.
DPF
— Present state of affairs.
DQS
— After coaling.
DPG
— Private affairs.
DQT
— After dark.
DPH
— Privy to the whole affair.
DQU
— After dinner.
DPI
—State of affairs at — .
DQV
— After Easter.
DPJ
— The authorities will put an end to the
After him (his, her-s, it-s)
BWZ
affair.
DQW
—After-hold.
DPK
— You had better put your affairs in the
DQX
— After-hours.
hands of — .
After I— .-
BXZ
DPL
Affect-ed-ing.
DQY
— After it was done.
Does disconnecting affect your steering?
DQZ
— After magazine.
LDC
After me (my, mine) _- ..- -
CEA
DPM
Affidavit.
DRA
— After midnight.
DPN
— Be prepared with affidavits.
DRB
DRC
— After much persuasion.
— After, or. Jigger mast.
DPO
Affirm- ati ve-ly .
DRE
— After, or. On arrival of — (or,
at).
DPQ
— Answered affirmatively.
DRF
— After order.
Yes, or, Affirmative.
DRG
— After -part.
C, or, Code Flag over a.
DRH
— After running — (miles indicated).
DRI
— After sunrise.
DPR
Afflict-ed-ing-ion.
DRJ
DRK
— After sunset.
— After supper.
DPS
Afford-ed-ing .
DRL
After the
— After the battle.
CMB
DPT
Affix-ed-ing.
DRM
DRN
— After the departure of.
— After the gale.
DPU
Affray.
After these (or, those)
After they (their, them) -
CNH
CNJ
DPV
Afloat.
After this (or, that)---
CKN
Afloat aft (astern) bw
After we (our-s, us) ..
CIL
Afloat forward bx
After which (or, what) -
CPS
Am afloat by
After you-r-s . _ _
CWR
Are you afloat - _-.cb
Any day — after.-
EOS
DPW
— As soo-i as she is off (or, afloat) .
DRO
— Day after. Next day.
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
DRP
— How long after ?
means now available 1 _ CD
DRQ
— Long after.
DPX
— fExpect (or vessel indicated expects) to
DRS
— Morning after.
be got off (or, afloat) .
DRT
— Shortly after.
Floated nfa
DRU
— Steer after me ; I have a pilot.
DPY
— X shall get off {or, afloat) with assistance.
May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt as-
DRV
— The day after to-morrow.
sistance be given OG
DRW
Afternoon. In the afternoon
P. M.
DPZ
— May be got off (or, afloat) without as-
DRX
— Afternoon watch.
sistance.
DRY
— This afternoon.
DQA
—Nearly afloat.
DRZ
— To-morrow afternoon.
DQB
— Not afloat.
DSA
— Ye'sterday afternoon.
DQC
--Not worth getting off (or, afloat) .
The tide will take her off (float her) nfe
DSB
Again.
DQE
— When will you be afloat?
When you float nfg
Try again
--YCS
DQF
— Will be afloat.
DSC
Against.
Will not float nfh
Against instructions. Not according to ;
DQG
— You will not lie afloat all the tide.
orders
Part II.
GENERAL, VOCABULARY.
149
AGAINST— AGUE.
Against — Continued.
DTJ
Ago.
DSE
— Against the current (tide, or, stream) .
DTK
— How long ago (or, since)?
DSF
— Against the monsoon.
DTL
— Long time ago (or, since).
Can you beat up against?.- gcd
DTM
— Months ago.
Can not beat up against gce
DTN
— Not long ago.
DSG
— Hun against, or, Foul of.
DTO
— Some time ago.
DSH
Age. Aged.
DTP
Agony.
DSI
—What age ?
DTQ
Agree-d-ing. (See also Consent and Per-
DSJ
Agency.
mit.)
DTR
— Agree-d-ing with him (or, them) .
DSK
Agent.
DTS
— Agree-d-ing with me (or, mine) .
DSL
— Agent is bankrupt.
DTU
— Agree-d-ing with you-r-s.
DSM
— Agent's instructions.
DTV
— Am I to understand you agree?
DSN
—Agent's request.
DTW
— Can not agree.
DSO
— Colonial agent.
DTX
— Dead reckoning agrees with observation.
Consular agent-- -_jrq
DTY
— Do you agree?
DSP
— Diplomatic agent.
DTZ
— Does not agree.
Have received the following communi-
DUA
— I agree.
cation (or, instructions) from your
DUB
— Vessel (or person indicated) agrees.
agent (or. owner)-- ia
DUC
— Will you (or person indicated) agree?
DSQ
— I have no business agent (or, I do not
know of any agent) at — .
DSR
— Inform agent — of — .
DUE
Agreeable-y.
DST
— My agents are — .
DSU
— Prize agent-cy. '
DUF
Agreement.
DSV
— Telegraph to my agents.
DUG
— Articles of agreement.
DSW
— The best agents are — .
Lloyd's Salvage Agreement qwy
DSX
— Transport agent.
DUH
— Make, or, Made an agreement with.
DSY
— Who are the agents for — ?
DUI
— The agreement.
DSZ
— Who are the best agents (or, people) to
do business with?
DUJ
— Will you make an agreement?
DTA
— Who are your agents?
DUK
Agriculture-ist-al.
DTB
— Who generally does business for — ?
DUL
— Agricultural district — of.
DTC
— Who do you do business with?
DUM
— Agricultural implement.
DTE
— Your agents desired me to inform you.
DUN
— Agricultural produce.
DTF
— Your agent (or agent specified) has dis-
continued business.
Department or Board of Agriculture . gox
DTG
— Your agent (or agent specified) has sus-
DUO
Aground.
pended business.
Aground ; want immediate assistance _na
You had better put your affairs in the
|
Am aground bz
hands of — - dpk
I
Am aground, likely to break up ; require
Lloyd's (agent).
immediate assistance .- ca
Condemned by Lloyd's agent QWF
i DUP
— Are you aground?
Consult Lloyd's agent . _ - - - QWG
1
Floated off ^..npa
Do not interfere with (or, take the matter
Has she sewed?
out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent . qwh
DUQ
— Have you been aground?
French Lloyd's. Veritas nqp
DUR
— I am aground. Is aground.
Have you been visited by Lloyd's agent?
I am aground; send what immediate
QWI
assistance you can oe
Have you seen Lloyd's agent ? qwj
DUS
— I have (or vessel indicated has) been
I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,
aground.
cv
DUT
— I have (or vessel indicated has) not
Inform Lloyd's agent Qwp
touched the ground.
Intend to abandon the ship to Lloyd's
DUV
— Is — (vessel indicated) aground ?
agent cxp
Lose no time in shoring up cf
Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
DUW
— Steamboat is aground.
Vessel (or vessel indicated) a?hore near
Lloyd's agent advises you to — qwt
Lloyd's agent is — Qws
Was the tide high when you grounded? _ ci
Report me (or, my communication) to
Was the tide low when you grounded?. cj
Lloyd's agent at — - uh
When did you ground? What time
Surveyed by Lloyd's agent QXi
and date did you (or vessel indicated)
Who is Lloyd's agent? QXJ
ground? ck
Will Lloyd's agent come onboard?, .qxk
DUX
— You. will be aground.
You will be aground at low water kx
DTH
Aggrieve-d.
DUY
Ague-ish.
DTI
Agitate-d-ing-ion.
DUZ
— Fever and ague.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
AHEAD— ALL.
DVA
Ahead. „
DWU
Alert-ness. Alacrity.
DVB
— Ahead of the — .
DWV
— Be on the alert.
DVC
— Am, Is, or, Are ahead — of.
Boats can not pull ahead .-
Breakers ahead. Reef, Rock, or
GRK
Shoal
DWX
— Enemy on the alert.
ahead of you
HPB
DWY
Alias.
DVE
— Can you steam ahead — of?
Convoy is ahead
JUK
DWZ
Alien.
Convoy to keep ahead of escort- -
IU
Do not pass ahead of me.
DXA
Alike.
Code Flag
over r
DXB
— Both alike.
DVF
— Farther ahead of.
Go ahead
LG
DXC
Alive. «
Go ahead easy. Easy ahead
LH
Go ahead full speed
LI
DXE
Alkaline. Alkali.
DVG
— Go ahead of me.
DVH
— Go ahead of — .
DXF
All.
DVI
— Keep ahead — of.
DXG
—All captains.
I will pass ahead of you.
DXH
— All classes.
Code Flag
over x
DXI
— All clear.
DVJ
— Is she {or, it) ahead ?
DXJ
—All fast.
DVK
— Keep ahead and carry a light.
DXK
— All gone.
DVL
— Keep going ahead.
DXL
— All hands.
DVM
— Keep going ahead slowly.
DXM
— All hands at the pumps.
DVN
— Make sail, or, Go ahead, and drop
a boat
DXN
— All included.
on board.
DXO
—All lost. Total loss.
DVO
— Next ahead.
DXP
— All nets lost.
DVP
— Pass ahead of me.
All on board ...czav
DVQ
— She (vessel indicated) is ahead.
DXQ
DXR
DXS
— All on board perished. All hands lost. .
— All on board saved. All hands saved.
— All possible information — of (or, from). '
DVR
Aid-ed-ing. (See also Help and Assist.)
DXT
— All quiet at (or, in) — (or, on shore).
DXU
— All quiet with — ,
DVS
Aid-de-camp.
DXV
DXW
— All right.
— All safe. Saved.
DVT
Aim-ed-ing. To aim.
DXY
— All snug.
DVU
— Aimed at.
DXZ
DYA
— All sorts.
— All the crew not on board.
DVW
AlR-ED-ING-Y.
DYB
— All the passengers not on board.
DVX
— Air bedding.
DYC
— All to pieces.
DVY
— Air-compressing pumps.
DYE
—All well. All well at — .
DVZ
— Air -pipe.
Are all your bills of lading complete and
DWA
— Air-pump.
signed? -GKQ
DWB
— Air-pump gear.
Are all your crew on board ? . gpt
DWC
— Air-pump levers out of order.
Are all your passengers on board ?- -GPU
DWE
— Air-pump out of order.
DYF
— Are you all well ?
DWF
— Air-pump rod broken.
DYG
— Are your passengers all well ?
DWG
— Air reservoir.
DYH
— At all events.
DWH
— Air space (or, cells).
DYI
— At all (or, every).
DWI
— Air surface.
DYJ
— At all times.
DWJ
— Air-tight.
Bring all your papers ljz
DWK
— Air valve.
Buoys have just been examined; they
DWL
— Cold air chamber.
are all right hmj
DWM
— Compressed air.
DYK
— By all means.
Crew are all on board GQB
Do all.. -_ lik
DWN
Alabaster.
First of all. In the first place nbh
Have you all your papers? taa
DWO
Alarm-ed-ing.
DYL '
— Is all included ?
Alarm of fire.-.
MZN
DYM
— Is she all right ?
Alarming account of --.
DEV
DYN
— Make all snug.
DWP
— Do not be alarmed.
DYO
—Most of all.
DWQ
— False alarm.
DYP
DYQ
—Not at all.
— Over alls
DWR
Alcohol-ic.
Passengers all on board gqr
Passengers are not all on board dyb
DWS
Alderman. Civic authorities.
Report (the vessel indicated) all well, in
latitude — and longitude — (indi-
DWT
Ale. Beer.
DYR
cated) on the — (date indicated). - -UN
—She has righted; she is all safe.
Alen. (Measure of length)
,..,AV'L
DYS
—That is all.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
151
ALL— ALSO.
DYT
DYU
DYW
DYX
DYZ
DZA
DZB
DZC
DZE
DZF
DZG
DZH
DZI
DZJ
DZK
DZL
DZM
DZN
DZO
DZP
DZQ
DZR
DZS
DZT
DZU
DZV
DZW
DZX
DZY
EAB
EAC
EAD
EAP
All — Continued.
— Vessels wishing to be reported all well,
show your distinguishing signals.
Was all well when you lef t ? qln
You will not lie afloat all the tide.-DQG
Allegiance.
Alliance (See Ally) .
-DZS
DYV Alligator. Crocodile.
Allot-ted-ting.
Allotment.
To allot.
(See
Allow-ed-ing-able. To allow for.
also Admit, Let, and Permit. )
Allowance dzc
— Allow me to congratulate you.
Allow no communication. Allow no
person on board fm
—Allow no lights to be seen. Extinguish
all lights.
— Allowance.
Armed men not allowed to land eov
— Can allow. Can permit.
— Can not allow it.
— Communication is allowed with.
— Half allowance.
— -Have been on short allowance for some
time.
I will come alongside (or, on board) if
you will allow me , Czd
It is dangerous to allow too many people
on board at once . gb
— It is expected the vessel (or vessels indi-
cated) will be allowed to leave.
— Make allowance — to (or, for).
— Not allowed. Disallowed.
— Put your people on an allowance.
— Short allowance.
Vessels with combustibles not allowed
in hs
— What allowance are you on 1
What variation do you allow ? jip
— Will an allowance be made ?
— Will you allow ? Will you permit ?
Allude-d-ing-sion .
i
Ally-ied-ing-iance.
— Allied with.
— Our ally.
Almanac.
Have you a Nautical Almanac for the
current year (or for the year indi-
cated)^ '. RQ
Lloyd's Seaman's Almanac Qwz
— Nautical Almanac.
Almond.
Almost.
—Almost anything may be got.
Almuda. (Measure of capacity) ayk
At OPT
—Fell from aloft.
— Gear aloft.
EAG
EAH
EAI
EAJ
EAK
EAL
EAM
EAN
EAO
EA*P
EAQ
EAR
EAS
EAT
EAU
EAV
EAW
EAX
EAY
EAZ
EBA
EBC
EBD
EBF
EBG
EBH
EBJ
EBK
EBL
EBM
EBN
EBO
EBP
EBQ
EBR
EBS
Aloft — Continued.
— Keep a good lookout aloft.
•Man aloft.
Alone.
Along— the.
All the lights are out along the coast —
of — PU
— Along the bank-
Along the lines.
— Along the road.
■of.
-(dis-
Alongshore.
— Alongshore to the eastward of — (dis-
tance in miles may follow).
— Alongshore to the northward of
tanee in miles may follow).
■ — Alongshore to the southward of — (dis-
tance in miles may follow) .
— Alongshore to the westward of — (dis-
tance in miles may follow).
Alongside.
— Alongside the jetty (wharf, or, pier).
— Alongside the mole.
— As soon as alongside.
— Assemble alongside.
Boat is alongside (is on board) ev
— Call alongside.
— Can I come alongside?
— Can not come alongside.
— Come alongside.
— Do not come alongside.
— Endeavor to come alongside.
— Go alongside.
I shall fire into the boats if they persist
in coming alongside nak
I will come alongside (or, on board) if
you will allow me - czd
— Lashed alongside.
— Let no boat come alongside.
Lighter alongside qtc
— Not alongside.
— To be alongside — at — .
What is the depth of water alongside
the — 1 kvi
Aloof. Keep aloof.
Aloud.
Alphabet-ical-ly.
Alphabetical signal, No. 1.
Code Flag over e
Alphabetical signal, No. 2.
Code Flag over f
Alphabetical signal, No. 3.
Code Flag over g
Note. — For method of using Alphabet-
ical Signals, see page 13
— Alphabetical table (page 15).
— Morse alphabet.
Use alphabetical (spelling) table-- _wnf
— Your name is not on my list; spell it
alphabetically (or, by alphabetical
table).
Already.
Also.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
ALTER— AMMUNITION.
EBT
Alter-ed-ing. To alter.
EDQ
Aluminium.
EBU
— Alter course.
Alter course one point (or number indi-
EDB,
Always.
cated) to port JZD
EDS
— Is it always?
Alter course one point (or number indi-
EDT
— Not always.
cated) to starboard jzf.
Alter course to — (point indicated) . wf
EBV
— Alteration.
EDU
A. M. Before noon. In the forenoon.
EBW
— Alters the circumstances.
EBX
— An alteration has taken place.
Am. I am
... BEA
EBY
— Any alteration in the position of the
Am, Are, or, Is able to ^...
CYF
armies?
Ami? -.- -
— bec
EBZ
— Any alteration in the position of the
Amlndt?
bed
squadron (or, fleet)?
— Any alteration (or, change)?
Am I to?
BEF
ECA
BEG
ECB
— Are there any alterations in the lights
Am. Are, or, Is not able to
— CYG
(or, marks)? .
Am, Are, or, Is not to be
. BFD
ECD
EOF
— Channel has altered ; do not try it.
— Do not alter until — .
Am, Are, or, Is not to have
BQD
Am, Are, or, Is to
---BEH
ECG
— Do not make any alteration — until.
Am, Are, or, Is to be
BFC
ECH
ECI
— Duties are altered.
— I do not intend to alter course at present
Am, Are, or, Is to have
BQC
How ami? --.
--.BXG
(or, until).
I am about to — --
---DAF
ECJ
— I shall alter course. »
I am not
BEI
ECK
— I shall not alter course.
If I am
BYX
ECL
— I think we had better alter course to —
If I am able to
.. CYK
(point indicated).
If I am not
--. BYZ
I will show a light to-night when I alter
If I am not able to
---CYL
course. qw
What, or, Which am I?
CPV
ECM
— Is there any alteration of marks?
When am I to?..-
---CQV.
ECN
— Is there any alteration in the market?
Where am I (or, are we)?
CSQ
ECO
— It alters the case.
Where I am (or, we are)?
.- CTG
ECP
— Make an alteration.
Whyaml?-.-
CUY
ECQ
— Much altered.
ECB,
— Must be altered.
EDV
Ambassador, or, Minister.
ECS
— No alteration has taken place.
EDW
— Our ambassador (or, minister)—
at — .
EOT
— Shall, or, Will alter (or, be altered).
ECU
— Vessel indicated has altered course.
EDX
Ambulance.
ECV
— We had better alter course to — (point
indicated).
EDY
— Ambulance required to convey a
to hospital.
patient
ECW
— What alteration?
EDZ
— Prepare ambulance — for —
ECX
— When do you intend to alter course?
,
When I alter course to-night I will
EPA
Ambush-cade.
show a light -. . ...qw
ECY
— When will you alter course?
When you alter course (or, tack) to-
EPB
Amend-ed-ing-ment.
night show a light jzs
EFC
America-n. American Colors.
ECZ
— Will be altered.
EFD
Amicable- y-ility.
EDA
Alternate-ly.
EFG
— Amicably settled (or, arranged)
EDB
Alternative.
EFH
Amid-st.
EDC
— Alternatively.
EFI
Amidships.
Alternating light qrp
EFJ
— Helm amidships.
EDF
Although.
EFK
EFL
Amiss.
— Not amiss.
EDG
Altitude-inal-ally.
EFM
. — Something amiss.
EDH
— Did you get a meridian altitude?
EFN
—What is amiss?
EDI
—Double altitudes. (Sumner's line. )
EDJ
— Equal altitudes.
EFO
Ammonia-iacal.
EDK
EDL
— Ex-meridian altitude.
T-Meridian altitude.
Sal ammoniac
VFI
EDM
— Sun's altitude.
EFP
EFQ
Ammunition.
— Ammunition is damaged.
EDN
Altogether.
EFR
— Ammunition is nearly expended
EDO
— We have lost altogether.
EFS
EFT
— Can spare ammunition.
—Can you spare ammunition?
EDP
Alum.
EFU
— I have (or vessel indicated has)
munition.
no am-
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153
AMMUNITION— ANCHOR.
Ammunition— Continued.
Anchor — Continued.
EFV
— I will supply you with ammunition
Do not anchor on any account --- --LE
for — .
EHX
— Do not anchor yet.
BFW
— In want of ammunition.
EHY
— Do not hold on to your anchor, but let
EFX
— Quick-firing ammunition.
her beat up on the beach.
EHZ
— Do you intend anchoring?
EFY
— Rifle ammunition.
*
Driving. I can veer no more cable.
EFZ
— Rounds of ammunition for — .
Have no more anchors to let go nk
EGA
—Rounds of ammunition for heavy guns.
EIA
— Driving; parted from anchor.
EGB
— What quantity of ammunition have y ou ?
EIB
— Drove from her anchor.
Fish the anchor, or, Anchor fished _ehb
EGC
Amnesty.
EIC
— Floating anchor. Sea anchor.
' : *
EID
—Foul anchor. Fpuled her (or, my)
EGD
Among-st.
anchor.
EGF
—Among the breakers.
EIF
— Foundered at her anchors.
Fire in hold amongst the cargo or
EIG
— Have all your anchors and cables ready
I have been amongst the ice pbm
for use.
EIH
— Have you anchored ?
EGH
Amount-ing.
EIJ
— Have you parted from your anchor ?
EGI
— Amount to — .
EIK
— Help me to lay out an anchor.
EGJ
— Does not amount to an average of — .
I am at anchor ^-....eim
EGK
— Not amounting to — .
EIL
— I have hooked your anchor.
EGL
— To a great amount.
E1M
— I have let go my anchor, or, I am at
EGM
— What amount of — ?
anchor.
EGN
— What is the amount of — ?
EIN
— I have lost an anchor.
EGO
— What is the total amount?
EIO
— I have no means of laying out an anchor.
EIP
— I have no more anchors to let go.
EGP
Ampere. ( Measure of electrical current. )
EIQ
— I have slipped my anchor, but it is
buoyed.
EGQ
Amplitude.
EIR
— I must come to an anchor.
EIS
— I must recover my anchor.
EGR
Amputate-d-ing-ion.
EIT
— I shall anchor if circumstances permit
EGS
— Amputation necessary.
(place or bearing to follow, if neces-
sary).
— I shall not anchor.
AGT
Amuse-d-ing-ment.
EIU
EIV
— If you will lay out an anchor for me, I
An, or, A cxb
can get off.
EIW
— In anchoring look out for moorings.
EGTT
Analyse-d-ing-tic-al-is.
In anchoring look out for telegraph cable,
wv
EGV
Anarchy.
EIX
— It is not very safe where you are anchored .
EIY
— Kedge anchors (weight, in cwts. , if neces-
EGW
Anchor-ed-ing. To anchor.
sary).
EGX
— Anchor. {An Anchor. )
EIZ
— Lay out an anchor.
Anchor as convenient ky
Let go another anchor- . _ _kr
EGY
— Anchor buoy.
EJA
— Let go your anchor.
EGZ
— Anchor crane.
Light-ship at — is not at anchor on her
EHA
—Anchor drag-ged-girig.
,
station, or, The light-ship at — is out
EHB
— Anchor fished, or, Fish the anchor.
of position ;_.qe
EHC
— Anchor fluke.
EJB
— Lost an anchor.
Anchor instantly kz
EJC .
— Mushroom anchor.
EHD
—Anchor light (lantern, or, lamp).
EJD
— Must anchor.
EHF
— Anchor on bearing (indicated).
EJF
— No anchpr left.
EHG
— Anchor .Shank.
EJG
—Only one anchor left.
EHI
— Anchor stock.
EJH
: — Patent anchor.
EHJ
— Anchor stowed, or, Stow anchor.
EJI
— Parted from her anchor.
EHK
— Anchor watch.
EJK
— Parted in the night. '
EHL
— Anchor where you are.
EJL
— Port anchor.
EHM
— Are you going to anchor?
Sea anchor, or, Floating-anchor eic
EHN
— At anchor.
EJM
— Send an anchor and cable off immedi-
EHO
— Back the anchor.
•
ately (indicate if more than one).
EHP
— Best bower anchor.
EJN
— Sending, Sent an anchor and cable.
EHQ
— Bower anchor (weight, in cwts., if neces-
sary).
—Buoy rope (of anchor).
EJO
EJP
— Shall anchor in the bay.
—Shall I anchor 1
EHR
EJQ
— Sheet anchor.
EHS
— Can we anchor with safety?
EJR
— Sight your anchor, < Make sure your
EHT
— Cat the anchor.
anchor is clear.
EHU
— Clear anchor.
EJS
— Small bower anchor.
EHV
—Directly you get bottom, let go your
anchor.
EJT
EJTJ
— Spare anchor.
— Starboard anchor.
EHW
— Do not anchor. Keep under weigh.
Stow anchor, or, Anchor is stowed.EHJ
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ANCHOR— ANNUL.
EJV
EJW
EJX
EJY
EJZ
EKA
EKB
EKC
EKD
EKP
EKG
EKH
EKI
EKJ
EKL
EKM
EKN
EKO
EKP
EKQ
EKR
EKS
EKT
EKU
EKV
EKW
EKX
EKY
EKZ
Anchor — Continued.
—Stream, or. Small anchor (weight in
cwts., if necessary) .
— Tell them to recover my anchor.
The light-ship at — is not at anchor on
her station, or, Light-ship at — is out
of position --QE
— Tripped her anchor.
—Unable to weigh— anchor.
— Vessel indicated is at anchor (is anchor-
ing).
— Vessel indicated parted from her anchor.
Want an anchor yc
Want an anchor and cable yd
— Water is too deep to anchor.
— We had better anchor.
— When anchored.
— When do you intend to anchor?
— When shall we anchor?
— Where do you intend to anchor?
— Where shall we anchor?
— Why do you anchor?
—Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)
in laying-out an anchor?
— Will you pick up my anchor for me?
— You may come to an anchor.
— You will overlay my anchor.
Anchorage. (See also Berth and Har-
bor. )
Am acquainted with the anchorage .dgx
Am not acquainted with anchorage-DHA
Anchorage, or, Harbor is good enough
with wind from — ox
Anchorage, or, Harbor is indifferent-OY
Anchorage, or, Harbor is safe with all
winds oz
— Any anchorage in the bay?
Are you acquainted with the anchorage
(place, or, channel)? dhc
— Bad an horage.
Best berth, (or, anchorage) bears from
me ef
Best anchorage is in — fathoms ov
Calls the attention of vessels coming
into the anchorage on the bearing
(prom the person signaling) pointed
out by compass signal dp
Calls the attention of vessels leaving
the anchorage on the bearing (from
the person signaling) pointed out by
compass signal _dq
— Can, or, will you point out (or, take me
to) a good anchorage?
— Change your anchorage.
Do not attempt to make "the anchorage
(or, harbor) fw
— Do not know the anchorage [or, harbor).
Do not risk an anchorage unless you
have very good ground tackle fx
— Do you know of any anchorage (or,
harbor)?
— Do you know the anchorage (or, harbor)?
Good anchorage odu
— Good bottom for anchorage.
How does the anchorage (or, harbor)
bear?- ..pa
— I do not know the anchorage (or,
harbor).
— I have (or vessel indicated has) knowl-
edge of the anchorage.
ELA
ELB
ELC
ELD
ELF
ELG
ELH
ELI
ELJ
ELK
ELM
ELN
ELO
ELP
ELQ
ELR
ELS
ELT
ELU
ELV
ELW
ELX
ELY
ELZ
EMA
EMB
EMC
EMD
EMF
EMG
EMH
EMI
EMJ
Anchorage— Continued.
I shall make for the anchorage (or, — )
with all despatch jt
— I shall try the anchorage.
Is it a difficult anchorage to get away
from?
Is the anchorage (or, my anchorage)
safe with all winds (specify which
wind, if necessary)"! _.fb
It is not very safe where you are an-
chored .-'. EIX
Lose no time in getting to the an-
chorage.
Safe anchorage.
— Shall we get to the anchorage to-night?
Unsafe anchorage pe
Unsafe to remain at anchorage — until—'.
— We are to leeward of the anchorage.
We are to windward of the anchorage. S
Anchovy
-CMD
-SVW
And.
And the
— And they.
In and out -
You and I (or, me)
Anemometer. Wind gauge.
Aneroid barometer.
Aneurism.
Anger-ry-ily.
Angle. Angleways.
— Angle iron.
— Beveled to an angle of — .
— Helm angle.
Angular-ly.
Animal.
Anna. (Coin) asx
Annex-ed-ing-ation.
Annihilate-d-ing-ion.
Anniversary.
Announce-d-ment.
Annoy-ed-ing-ance.
Annual-ly.
Annuity.
Annul-led-ling.
— Annul present formation.
— Annul the hoist indicated by numeral
signal.
Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it-VE
— Annul the last signal. The last signal
is annulled.
Annul the whole signal vf
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155
ANOTHER— ANY
EMK
Another.
EOB
, ^
Anti-pyrine.
EML
— Another time.
Let go another anchor __ ke
EOC
Anti-scorbutic.
Should like to have another compari-
son " . GV
EOD
Antiseptic.
"Want another tug (indicate if more
than one)- ytr
EOF
Anvil.
EMN
Answer-ed-ing. To answer. (See also
EOG
Anxious-ly-iety— to (for, or, about).
Reply. )
EOH
— Am anxious for you to — .
Acknowledge, or, Answer my signal (or,
EOI
— Anxious to hear of (or, from) — .
message) --.dgo
EOJ
— Need be under no anxiety about — .
EMO
— Answer. (A reply.)
EOK
— Under no anxiety to (for, or, about) — .
\
Answered affirmatively dpq
Very anxious — about — daj
Answered by telegraph wq
! EMP
— Answerable.
EOL
Any.
EMQ
—Answered, or, Replied by telegraph.
Any alteration (or, change) ? eca
EMR
— Answer the purpose.
Any alteration in the position of the
EMS
— Answered negatively.
armies?. -_ . .. -.eby
EMT
— Answering pennant (when spoken of).
Any alteration in the position of the
EMU
— Be very careful in your answer.
fleet (or, squadron) ? .ebz
EMV
— Can you await answer (or, reply) ?
Any anchorage in the bay ?- - - ekq
EMW
— Forward answer by telegraph to signal
EOM
— Any arrival from ?
station at — .
Any bones broken?. .- . ._. gys
EMX
— He (or vessel indicated) has not had an
EON
— Any cases of fever on board (or, at — ) ?
answer.
EOP
— Any casualties ?
EMY
— How long ought I to be getting an an-
EOQ
— Any chance of war ?
swer from — ?
EOR
— Any commands ?
EMZ
— I am waiting for your answer.
EOS
— Any day — after — .
ENA
— I must decline answering.
Any deception kpg
ENB
— I think something might be got to an-
EOT
— Any doubt.
swer the purpose.
EOU-
— Any extras ?
ENC
— I will answer presently.
EOV
— Any farther.
In answer — to urp
EOW
— Any fees (or, charges) ?
END
— Is answer suitable (or, sufficient) ?
EOX
— Any fighting at ?
ENF
— It will not answer. It is not suitable.
EOY
— Any forts ?
ENG
— Must give, or, Gives an evasive answer.
EOZ
— Any freight offering ?
ENH
— Not answered. No reply.
Any letters (or, despatches) on board?
ENI
— Perhaps it might be made to answer.
KWX
ENJ
— Received an answer.
EPA
— Any letters (or, papers) for me (or per-
ENK
— Send an answer (or, reply).
son indicated)1!
ENL
— Shall, or, Will answer (or, be answered).
Any letters (or, papers) from — ? ji
Signal is answered vk
EPB
— Any longer.
ENM
— Signal is not answered.
EPC
— Any missing ?
ENO
— Tell my owner ship answers remarkably
EPD
— Any mistake ?
well.
EPF
— Any more ?
Wait for answer (or, reply) -TX
EPG
— Any necessity for — ?
ENP
— What answer (or, reply)?
EPH
— Any news — of — ?
What was the answer (or, reply)? ty
EPI
— Any news of my family ?
ENQ
— When do you expect an answer ?
EPJ
— Any news of the — mail ?
Will await answer (or, reply)-- - --TZ
EPK
— Any opposition — to (or, from — ) 1
ENR
— Will it answer the purpose ?
EPL
— Any other.
ENS
— Will not answer her helm.
Any person. Anybody JEPQ
Will you await answer (or, reply)?---UA
EPM
— Any person (anyone) on board.
ENT
— You can communicate with — and get
EPN
— Any rate.
an answer in — .
EPO
— Any sick on board 1
ENU
— You can get an answer in — .
Any sickness at — ? uy
EPQ
—Anybody. Any person.
ENV
Ant.
Anyone -. (see epz)
Anything - -.-. (see eqd)
ENW
Antarctic.
Anywhere.- - -(seeEQR)
Are, or, Is there — any ?._ bep
Are there any alterations in the lights
(or,marks)? - ecb
ENX
Anthracite coal.
Are there any lights (or, land-
marks)? --- -QFA
ENY
Anticipate-d-ing-ion.
Are there any men-of-war about? _-_sa
Are there any orders? Stl
ENZ
Anti-fouling composition.
At any time xti
Can I get any — ? nyi
EOA
Antimony.
Can, or, Will you take any — ? xje
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
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ANY— APPEAR.
Any — Continued.
Anything— Continued.
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
Have you seen (or, heard) anything of
means now available -CD
Did you do any business? hnx
EQO
my (or, the) boat? i pb
— I decline having anything further to do
Do not have any communications
(or, say) in the matter.
with — -- hv
Is anything the matter? Has any acci-
Do not make any alterations— until —
dent happened? BK
ECG
EQP
— Is there anything to bring me up?
Do not show a light on any account- -QV
Had any letters (or, despatches) arrived —
EQR
Anywhere.
at? jm
EQS
— Anywhere else.
EPR
— Have you (or person indicated) any — ?
Do you, or, Does — (vessel indicated) call
Have you any combustiblesonboard?.HO
anywhere (or, at — )? hw
Have you any message (telegram, orders,
EQT
— Have you called anywhere (or, at — )?
or, communication) for me? _ -IB
EQU
— I shall not touch (or, call) anywhere (or,
Have you any rockets? UZE
at—).
Have you had any births? GLH
Have you had any sickness on board?
EQV
Apart.
WBA
Have you received any orders —
EQW
Apartments.
from—? su
I can not stop to have any communica-
EQX
Apeak.
tion IF
EPS
— If you have any doubt.
EQY
Aperient.
Is there any advantage to be gained ? . dnt
EQZ
Aperture.
Is there any alteration in the market?
ERA
— Screw aperture. Screw well.
ECN
Is there any alteration in the marks? - ecm
ERB
Apologize-d-ing. Apology.
Is there any danger — in — (of, or,
from)? ga
ERC
Apoplexy-ectic.
Is there any naval news? sem
ERD
Apparatus.
Is there any risk? uyb
ERF
— Apparatus for casting oil on the sea to
Is there any shelter? vwl
quiet it.
EPT
— Not any. None.
ERG
— Diving apparatus.
EPU
— Of any use.
ERH
— Life-saving (Rocket) apparatus.
EPV
— Scarcely any.
Life-saving apparatus (Rocket) Station,
EPW
— Were there any?
WKP
EPX
— Will it be of any use?
ERI
— Photographic apparatus.
EPY
— Will there be any?
ERJ
—Rocket (Life- saving) apparatus coming.
ERK
— Sounding apparatus.
Anybody. Any person epq
Thomson's (Kelvin) patent sounding
apparatus tes
EPZ
Anyone.
EQA
— Anyone else.
ERL
Apparent-ly.
EQB
— Anyone hurt (or, wounded).
ERM
—Apparent time. -
ERN
— Apparently f avorable-y.
Can you supply me with anyone to take
ERO
— Apparently shoal water to the — .
charge (or, act) as engineer?- rh
Have you anyone that can work at a
ERP
Appeal-ed-ing. To appeal.
forge? nle
Crew have appealed to the authorities,
EQC
— Is, or, Was there anyone on board?
FNE
Is anyone wounded (or, hurt)? eqb
ERQ
— Have, or, Has appealed.
ERS
— No use appealing.
ERT
— Shall, or, Will appeal.
EQD
Anything.
Almost anything may be got eab
ERU
Appear-ed-ing-ance.
EQF
— Anything belonging to — .
Affairs appear more settled--. doz
EQG
— Anything else?
ERV
— Appear-ed-ing-ance favorable.
EQH
— Anything extra?
Appearances are threatening. Be on
EQI
— Anything for me (or person indicated)"!
your guard - fn
EQJ
— Anything further?
Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be in
EQK
— Anything in sight?
its proper position hmg
EQL
— Anything of (or, from) — ?
ERW
— Do, or, Does not like the appearance of.
EQM
— Anything to (or, for) — ?
ERX
—Does not appear.
EQN
— Anything to send?
ERY
— Does, or. Did it appear?
Anything wrong with the engines, -.kd
ERZ
— Every appearance of foul weather.
Do not leave anything unsettled ---QKR
ESA
— Has, or, Have the appearance of.
Have you anything for sale? vfl
ESB
— It appears.
Have you anything to report? urs
ESC
— No appearance of.
Part II.
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157
APPEAR— ARE.
\
Appear — Continued.
ETZ
April.
ESD
— Should it appear.
About April the — czj
BSF
— The appearance is not satisfactory. |
EUA
— Beginning of April.
ESG
— The appearance is satisfactory.
EUB
—End of April.
Vessel indicated appears in distress. NX
EUC
— Next April.
ESH
— Vessel indicated (bearing, if necessary)
appears to be — .
"What state does the battery appear to
EUD
Arab-ian-ic.
be in? fyv
"Wind appears to be steady : zfh
EUF
Apron.
ESI
Appetite. Appetize-inq.
EUG
Arbitrate-d-ing-or-ion.
Court of Arbitration kab
ESJ
Apple.
EUH
Arc,
ESK
Appliance.
EUI
— Arc light.
ESL
— Life-saving appliance.
EUJ
Archbishop, or, Bishop.
ESM
Applicant.
Archine (Russian measure of length). avm
ESN
Apply-ied-ing — to (or, for).
ESO
— Application.
Archine (Turkish measure of length) . aw j
ESP
— Forward-ed-ing application to (or, for).
ESQ
— Have applied (or, spoken) to — ?
EUK
Archipelago.
ESR
— Have yon applied (or, spoken) to — ?
1
EST
—Shall apply (or, speak) to.
EUL
Arctic.
ESU
— Will you apply (or, speak) to?
ESV
AppoiNT-ED-iNa-MENT — to (nomination) .
Ardeb (measure of capacity) ayl
ESW
— Appointment is made.
ESX
— Have, or, has an appointment.
Are. (Square or surface measure) , .axj
ESY
— Is the appointment settled?
ESZ
— Make an appointment for — .
Are - bej
ETA
— Shall appoint — .
Are, Am, or, Is able to cyf
ETB
— The appointment has not taken place.
Are, Am, or, Is not beg
ETO
— Time appointed.
Are, Am, or, Is not able to cyg
ETD
— Will appoint.
Are, Am, or, Is not to be bfd
ETF
— Will you appoint?
Are, Am, or, Is not to have . .bqd
Are, Am, or, Is to - - beh
ETG
Apprehend-ed-ing.
Are, Am, or, Is to be bfc
Apprehended (arrested) by the police,
Are, Am, or, Is to blame -- gmf
TNW
Are, Am, or,. Is to have bqc
ETH
— Apprehension-ive.
Are, or, Is his (her-s, its). _ .. bek
ETI
— Do, or, Does not apprehend.
Are, or, Is my (mine) bel
ETJ
— Do you (he, or, they) apprehend?
Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we? bem
Are, or, Is the? - ben
ETK
Apprentice-d-ing-ship.
Are, or, Is their-s, or, Are they? beo
Are, or, Is there — any? bep
ETL
Approach-ed-ing-able. (See also Close. )
Are, or, Is with — ber
Approaching land QDM
Are, or, Is you-r-s - -BES
ETM
— Can not approach.
Are there? bep
ETN
— Do not approach the coast, because it is
Are there any orders? stl
mined.
Are these (or, those)? ...beo,
ETO
— Do not approach too near.
Are they? . -- beo
ETP
—Meteorological Office (or, Weather Bu-
Are to beh
reau) reports depression approaching
Are to be bfc
from the —
Are we (our-s)? .bem
ETQ
—Meteorological Office (or, Weather Bu-
Are you-r-s? .. _ bes
reau) reports gale 'approaching from
Are you able to? cyh
the —
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Pilot boat is approaching you dni
cated) had (or, have) done (or, is, or,
are doing) bul
ETR
Appropriate-d-ing-ly.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done (or,
ETS
Appro ve-b ation — of.
is, or, are not doing) bup
ETU
— Approved.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
ETV
— Do you approve — of?
cated) is (or, are) for bur
ETW
— Not approved of.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from . .bus
ETX
Approximately.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
ETY
— Approximation. :
cated) is (or, are) -but
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ARE— ARMY.
Are — Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated)is {or, are) able to buv
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not buw
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to bux
How are they? bxh
How are you? bxi
How is (or. are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) ? bxo
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) is (or, are) byl
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) is (or, are) able to bym
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) is (or, are) not . -BYN
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) is (or, are) not able to., .byo
If they are ._Caf
If they are not cag
If we are -CAX
If we are not cay
If you are cbq
If you are not cbe
If, or. Are, he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated)"! .. bvy
Is, or, Are his (her-s, it-s) bek
There are (or, is) cmg
There are (or, is) not cmh
They are for cnm
They are from bet
They are...- beu
They are not.. bev
We are bew
We are not ...BEX
What, or, Which are (or, is)? cpw
What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s?.CPY
What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated)1! .cpx
When are (or, is)? cqw
When are we? cqx
When are you? CQY
When he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) crj
When is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) ? CRN
When they are csi
When we are csl
When you are csn
Where am I (or, are we)? csq
Where are (or, is)? csr
Where are they? .. cst
Where are you bound? sh
Where are you from? ... si
Where are you going? csu
Where he (she, it. or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) .ctd
Where I am (or, we are) ctg
Where is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)"! . cth
Where they are cua
Where we are (or, I am) ctg
Where you are cup
Who are (or, is)? cui
Why are (or, is)? cuz
Why are you? cva
Why are you not? cvb
You are bey
You are not bez
EUM
EUN
EUO
EUP
EUQ
EUR
EUS
EUT
EUV
EUW
EUX
EUY
EUZ
EVA
EVB
EVC
EVD
EVF
EVG
EVH
EVI
EVJ
EVK
EVL
EVM
EVN
EVO
EVP
EVQ
EVR
EVS
EVT
EVU
EVW
EVX
EVY
EVZ
EWA
EWB
EWC
EWD
EWF
EWG
EWH
EWI
EWJ
EWK
-ASY
Area, or, Surface.
Argentina. Argentina Colors.
Argentino. (Coin.)
Argue-d-ing-ment.
Arise-n-ing. Arose.
Arm-ed-ing. To ARM.
— Arms (weapons).
—Arm boats.
— Arm ch«st.
Arm the lead - qjg
— Armed men not allowed t6 land.
— Armed merchant ship.
— Armed with — .
Fire-arms mzy
— How are you armed ?
— How is she armed ?
— I have no arms.
Not armed. Unarmed ygj
Man and arm boats gtv
Send an armed boat guk
— She is armed. They are armed.
— Small -arm men.
— Small arms (muskets, etc.).
— Small-arm magazine.
— With arms.
Without arms. Unarmed ygj
Arm. (Limb).
— Arm broken.
— Arm dislocated.
— Left arm.
—Right arm.
Yard arm zkp
-YS
Armament.
Armature.
Armistice.
Armistice has been arranged.
— Is an armistice probable ?
Armor-ed.
— Armor belt.
— Armor-clad. Iron-clad.
— Armor-plate-d-ing.
— Armored cable.
— Armored cruiser.
— Armored deck.
— Armored ship.
— Armored train.
Armorer.
Army*.
Any alteration in the position of the
armies? _ iby
Army is advancing.- dna
— Army is retreating.
— Army List.
— Army Service Corps.
— By, or, With the army.
—Captain in the army.
— Colonel.
— Commander-in-Chief.
— General.
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159
ARMY— ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT.
Army — Continued.
Arrive — Continued.
EWL
— Lieutenant in the army.
EYJ
— Have you heard of the arrival of — ?
EWM
— Major.
EYK
— I (or vessel in question or now indicated)
EWN
— Of, or, From the army.
arrived.
EWO
— To, or, For the army.
EYL
— I shall await their arrival (or, the arrival
EWP
— Where is the — army ?
of-).
EYM
— Important intelligence has arrived.
Arose. Arise-n-ing exjp
EYN
— Large arrivals of — .
Mail arrived — on the — (date indicated),
EWQ
Around.
RFC
Mails have (or, had) arrived from —
EWR
Arrack.
(datesupto — ) -rfg
Mail has or, had) not arrived from —
EWS
Arrange-d-ing. To arrange — to {or,
(place indicated) rfi
for) . (See also Settle. )
Mail steamer arrives-d at — rfl
Amicably arranged (or, settled) efg
EYO
— Not arrived.
Armistice has been arranged ys
On, or, After arrival — of — (or, at — )
EWT
— Arrange-d-ing mails.
DRE
EWU
— Arrange-d-ing to receive (or, for recep-
Orders have not arrived yet — for — .stjk
tion of).
Reinforcements constantly arriving.uoM
EWV
— Arrangement.
Report my arrival (or, arrival of — ) .use
EWX
— Arrangements completed.
EYP
— Shall I await your arrival?
EWY
— Can it be arranged ?
EYQ
— Shall you await her arrival (or, the ar-
EWZ
— Can the difference be arranged ?
rival of — )?
EXA
— Has arrangement been made ?
EYR
— She (or vessel indicated) had (or, has)
EXB
— I can arrange it.
arrived.
EXC
— I leave it to your arrangement.
EYS
— She (or vessel indicated) had (or, has) not
EXD
— Is all settled (or, arranged) ?
arrived.
EXF
— Is everything arranged — for ?
Telegraphic dispatches arrived from —
EXG
— It was arranged that I should.
JX
EXH
— It was arranged that I should not.
EYT
— Very few arrivals.
EXI
— Make-ing, Made arrangement — to — (or,
Vessels just arrived, show your ensigns,
for—).
DY
EXJ
— No arrangement — to — (or, for).
Vessels just arrived, show your numbers
EXK
— Unable to arrange.
(or, distinguishing signals) dx
EXL
— What are the time arrangements for — ?
Wait for arrival — of- --FPC
EXM
— What arrangements to (or, for — ) ?
EYU
— When did he (she, it, or vessel indicated)
arrive?
— When did you arrive?
EXN
Arrear.
EYV
When does the — mail arrive? rfz
EXO
Arrest-ed-ing.
When ought the next mail to arrive?
Arrested (apprehended) by the police,
RGA
TNW
EYW
— Will arrive — at.
EXP
— Has been arrested.
Will you await her arrival (or, the arri
EXQ
— Has not been arrested.
valof— )? EYQ
EXR
— Under arrest.
Your orders have not arrived yet .-Sva
EXS
Arrive-d-ing — at. To arrive.
After, or, On arrival of— (or, at — ).dre
Arroba. (Measure of capacity) aym
An express has arrived from — _ - - mph
Arroba. (Measure of weight) azy
EXT
— Arrival.
EYX
Arrow.
EXU
— Arrived at destination.
EXV
— Arrived during the day.
EYZ
Arrowroot.
EXW
— Arrived during the night.
EXY
— Arrived safely.
EZA
Arsenal.
Await the arrival of — -Fpc
EZB
Arsenic-al.
EXZ
—Before arrival — of (or, at).
,
EYA
— Can you await arrival of — ?
EZC
Artery-erial.
EYB
— Despatches arrived.
EYC
— Do you wish your arrival reported?
EZD
Article. (Object.)
EYD
— Due to arrive — at.
EZF
— Article indicated can be supplied, but it
EYF
— Expect to arrive.
will require fitting
Had any letters (or, despatches) arrived
EZG
— Article indicated may be had at — (place
indicated).
EYG
i — Had the mail arrived when you left ?
EZH
—Send the following articles.
EYH
— Has arrived off.
EZI
— The following articles.
EYI
— Has he (she, or, it) arrived — at ?
Has the mail arrived — (from— . if nec-
Articles of Agreement dug
EZJ
— Send ship's articles.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
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ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT— ASK.
EZK
EZL
EZM
EZN
EZO
EZP
EZQ
EZR
EZS
EZT
EZU
EZV
EZW
EZX
EZY
FAB
FAC
FAD
FAE
FAG
FAH
FAI
FAJ
FAK
FAL
FAM
FAN
FAO
FAP
FAQ
FAR
FAS
FAU
FAV
PAW
FAX
FAY
FAZ
FBA
FBC
FBD
FBE
FBG
FBH
FBI
FBJ
FBK
FBL
FBM
FBN
FBO
FBP
FBQ
FBR
FBS
FBT
FBU
FBV
FBW
FBX
FBY
Articles op Agreement — Continued.
-Ship's articles (or, papers) .
— Signed articles.
•Termination of articles.
Artifice-ial-ly.
— Artificial horizon.
Artificer.
— Artificer diver.
— Engine-room artificer.
— Skilled artificer.
— What artificers have you?
Artillery-ist-man.
— Artillery has been landed.
— Artillery, or, Ordnance stores.
— In want of artillery.
— No want of artillery.
As.
— As a matter of course.
— As close as.
— As convenient.
— As far as.
— As fast as.
— As fast as possible.
— As follows.
— Ashe (she, it, his, her-s, it-s).
— As he is.
— As I (my, mine) .
— As it happens.
— As it is.
— As it is not.
— As it may.
— As it was.
— -As it was not.
— As it will be.
As little as
— As long as.
— As many as.
— As many as convenient.
— As many (or, much) as possible.
— As much as.
— As much as can be taken.
— As near as.
— As often as.
— As quick as.
—As quick as possible.
— As requested.
— As requisite.
— As slow as possible.
— As soon as.
As soon as alongside
— As soon as convenient.
— As soon as it is dark.
■ — As soon as it is dusk.
— As soon as possible.
As soon as she is off (or, afloat)..
— As soon as the flood tide makes.
— As soon as there is a breeze.
— As they (their-s) .
— As to.
— As usual.
— -As we (our-s).
— As well as.
— As you-r-s.
— As you please.
-QVTT
Asbestos.
FBZ
FCA
FCB
FCD
FCE
FCG
FCH
FCI
FCJ
FCK
FCL
FCM
FCN
FCO
FCP
FCQ
FOR
FCS
FCT
FCU
FCV
FCW
FCX
FCY
FCZ
FDA
FDB
FDC
FDE
FDG
FDH
FDI
FDJ
FDK
FDL
FDM
ASCEND-ED-ING.
ASCERTAIN-ED-ING.
Ascertain what.
Ascertain when.
— Can you ascertain?
— Can not ascertain.
— Could it not be ascertained?
Damage not ascertained -_" kiy
— Did you ascertain?
— Endeavor-ed-ing to ascertain.
— Have you ascertained?
—It has been ascertained.
Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and longi-
tude, if necessary) but was unable to
ascertain whether any people were on
board.... zw
— Shall, or, Will ascertain.
— When it is ascertained.
ASCRIBE-D-ING. TO' ASCRIBE.
What do you ascribe it to ?
Ash. (Wood.)
Ash. Cinder.
— Ash pit.
— Ash shoot.
Ashamed.
— Ought to be ashamed.
Ashore. (See also Shore and Aground.)
Am on shore, likely to break up ; require
immediate assistance ca
— Are you going ashore?
Do not send boats ashore after dark.GST
I am a stranger here; will you let me
go ashore with you?--- _-0CH
— Let him bring ashore (on shore).
— Send ashore — to (or, for) — .
Send the letter bag on shore (or to vessel
indicated)-.. fsn
The ship's bags are sent ashore fso
Vessel (or vessel indicated) ashore neat
(or, on)— -CH
Asia-tic.
Aside.
Ask— for— . To ask. (See also Request.)
Asked-ing - fdm
— Ask permission.
. Ask stranger (or vessel indicated) if lie
will communicate ht
— Ask — (person or vessel indicated) not
to—.
— Ask— (person or vessel indicated) to —
— Ask him if.
— Ask the.
— Ask you not to.
—Ask you to.
— Asked-ing.
Asks name of ship (or, signal station) in
sight TO
Asks precise time of high water, and
minimum depth at that time XE
Note.— Reply will be :
1. By an hour signal (see page 58).
2. By a numeral signal denoting feet.
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ASK— ASSIST.
FDN
FDO
FDP
FDQ
FDE
FDS
FDT
FDU
FDV
FDW
FDX
FDY
FDZ
FEA
FEB
FEC
FED
FEG
FEH
FEI
FEJ
FEK
FEL
FEM
FEN
FEO
FEP
FEQ
FEB,
FET
FEU
FEV
FEW
Ask — Continued.
— Better not ask the reason.
— Hail the strange vessel, and ask — if -
— Have, or, Has not asked.
—Shall, or, Will ask.
— Unable to ask.
— Will you ask ?
Asleep. (See also Sleep.)
Assassin-ate-ion.
— An attempt to assassinate.
Assassinated (or murdered) scj
ASSAULT-ED-ING. To ASSAULT. (See also
Attack. )
— Assault did not succeed.
— Commit-ted-ting an assault.
ASSEMBLE-D-ING.
About to assemble -- dae
Assemble alongside eaw
—Assembled on the.
Boats to assemble gse
Convoy will assemble at port (or place
indicated) Juo
— Have, or. Has assembled.
— Shall, or, Will assemble.
Should. you part, endeavor to beach your
vessel where people are assembled (or
'- as pointed out by Compass Signal
FROM yOU) FZU
— Was, or. Were assembled.
— When they assemble.
Assembly.
— Assembly, Congress, Parliament (or other
legislative body) adjourns (or, ad-
journed) on the — .
— Assembly, Congress,Parliament(or-o£7ier
legislative body) is dissolved.
Assembly, Congress, Parliament (or otfyr
legislative body) met (or, meets) on
the — -- JPB
— House of Assembly.
ASSENT-ED-ING.
Yes, or, Affirmative.
C, or, Code Flag over c
Assert-ed-ing. Assertion.
— Have, or. Has asserted."
— It is asserted.
Assess-ed-ing-ment.
— Damages are assessed at — .
Assessor.
Assets.
Assign-ing-ment.
Assigned.
Cause, or, Reason must be assigned. ifo
The cause (or, reason) assigned, is ..ift
The cause (or, reason) assigned is suf
ficient iro
Assignee.
FEX
FEY
FEZ
FGA
FGB
FGC
FGD
FGE
FGH
FGI
FGJ
FGK
FGL
Assist-ance.
Aground; want immediate assistance,
NA
Am drifting; want assistance cm
Am on shore, likely to break up; re-
quire immediate assistance. ca
— Assist — (vessel indicated).
—Assistance was refused.
Assistant fgy
Boat is coming to your assistance ...et
— Can assist.
—Can be assisted (or, helped).
— Can I assist ?
Can I procure any assistance in the way
Of — ? - CN
— Can you assist ?
Can you assist — (vessel indicated)"!-- _co
Can not assist cp
Could not render assistance cq
Damage, or. Defects can not be repaired
without assistance ...bg
Do not require assistance (or, further
assistance) cr
Do the best you can for yourselves, no
assistance can be given ex
Do you require any assistance (or, help)
of — (or, from — )? cs
Do you require further assistance ?__ct
Do you require immediate assistance?
cu
-Every assistance will be given.
Fire, or. Leak ; want immediate assist-.
ance „ nh
-Give every assistance to — .
I am aground; send what immediate
assistance you can ce
I am attacked ; want assistance. Help ;
I am attacked . nj
I can not assist (help) you otx
I can not take you in tow, but will
report you at — and send immediate
assistance- xyq
I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,
cv
I shall get off (or, afloat) with assist-
ance - DPY
I want assistance; please remain by
me nr
-I will assist you (or vessel in distress).
-If 1 have not assistance.
In distress ; want assistance - ns
In distress ; want immediate assistance a
NO
-Is — (vessel indicated) likely to assist
(or, supply) me ?
Lighthouse, or, Light-ship at — wants
immediate assi tance cw
Light-ship, or, Lighthouse at — wants
immediate assistance cw
May be got off (or, afloat), if prompt
assistance be given cg
May be got off (or, afloat) without
assistance dpz
-Medical assistance wanted ; want a sur-
geon.
Mutiny ; want assistance yf
No assistance can be rendered ; do the
best you can for yourselves ex
a See Distress Signals, page 7.
10929—07-
-.11
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Part II.
ASSIST— AT.
Assist— Continued.
Astern — Continued.
FGM
— Offered assistance, but they declined.
FHG
—Astern of the.
Passed a wreck (date, latitude and
Convoy is astern _
---JUL
longitude to follow, if necessary) but
Convoy to keep astern of leader (or,
could not render any assistance ; people
escort)
.--.IW
still on board zv
FHI
— Drop astern — of.
Render all the assistance possible to.CY
FHJ
— Farther astern of.
Require help (or, assistance) of (or.
Go astern.. --
LJ
from) cz
Go astern. Heave all aback
LP
Rudder disabled ; will you assist me ?
Go astern easy. Easy astern - ._
-..LK
(into port indicated, if necessary) . .da
Go astern full speed
LM
Send immediate assistance . . . db
FHK
— Go astern of — .
FGN
— Send boat to assist.
Go astern of me
—FHQ
Ship disabled; will you tow me? (into
FHL
— Has fallen astern.
port indicated, if necessary) my
Heave all aback Go astern
LP
FGO
—Should you require any assistance (or.
I will pass astern of you.
.help)? .
Code Flag
overz
FGP
— Surgeon, or, Doctor wants assistance.
FHM
—Keep farther astern.
The ice is so solid I can not break
FHN
— Keep right astern.
through ; sendhelp(or, assistance) _pcf
FHO
— Keep going astern.
Vessel indicated (or, in distress) wants
My engines are going astern.
immediate assistance nw
Code Flag
over v
FGQ
—Vessel indicated does not require further
FHP
— Next astern.
assistance.
FHQ
— Pass astern of me.
FGR
— Vessel indicated not likely to supply
FHR
— Stern way. Going astern.
(or, assist) you.
FHS
— Tow astern.
FGS
— Vessel indicated wants assistance.
Veer a boat astern
GVE
Want a surgeon (or, doctor). Medical
Veer a breaker astern
...FXZ
assistance fgl
Veer a rope astern .
VAC
Want assistance ye
Want assistance ; mutiny yf
FHT
Astonish -ed-ing-ment.
Want immediate assistance. In dis-
FHU
— Am, Is, or, Are astonished. _
tress a NC
FHV
— It is astonishing.
Want immediate medical assistance .yl
We are coming to your assistance. -.dc
FHW
Astronomy -ical-ly.
FGT
— What assistance do you require ? What
do you want ?
FHX
Asunder.
FGU
— Will assist.
Will you assistme (or vessel indicated) 1
FHY
Asylum.
DE
FHZ
— Lunatic asylum.
Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)
in laying out an anchor ? . . ekl
F1A
At. At the.
Will you go to the assistance of wreck
/
At all (or, everv)
dyi
(bearing to follow, if necessary) _ . _zy
At all events ..C
DYH
FGV
— With assistance fire can be subdued.
At all times --
DYJ
With immediate assistance fire can be
EHN
extinguished _ ny
At any time
XTI
With some assistance T'shall be able to
FIB
— At dawn. Daybreak. Dawn.
set things right df
At daylightr Daylight
ENB
FGW
— With the assistance of.
FID
— At first.
FGX
— Without assistance.
FIE
FIG
FIH
— At home.
— At last.
— At least.
FGY
Assistant.
FIJ
FIK
FIL
— At midnight.
— At night.
— At no time.
FGZ
ASSOCIATE-D-ING-ION.
FIM
FIN
FIO
— At noon. Noon.
— At once. Now.
— At one.
FHA
ASSORT-ED-ING-MENT.
FIP
— At, or, In station.
Assorted cargo hyv
FIQ
— At place specified.
At present. For the present -—
_-.NHJ
FHB
ASSUME-D-ING-PTION.
FIR
FIT
— At quarters.
— At random.
j
FHC
Assurance.
FIU
FIV
— At sea.
— At sunrise. Sunrise.
FHD
Assure-d-ing.
FIW
FIX
— At sunset. Sunset.
— At the extremity (or, end) of.
FHE
Astern— of.
FIY
— At the landing place.
Afloat astern (aft) bw
FIZ
— At the latter end of — . The latter end—
of.
a See Distress Signals, page 7.
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163
AT— ATTEST.
FJA
FJB
FJC
FJD
FJE
FJG-
FJH
FJI
FJK
FJL
FJM
FJN
FJO
FJP
FJQ
FJR
FJS
FJT
FJU
FJV
FJW
FJX
FJY
FJZ
FKA
FK.B
FKC
FKD
FKE
FKG-
FKH
FKI
FKJ
FKL
FKM
FKN
FKO
FKP
FKQ
At — Continued .
At the nearest landing place qdo
At the railway station ...uhe
— At the (or, that) time specified.
At this port - .-_toq
— At top of.
— At what time ? At what hour ?
— Is at — the.
Not at all : dtp
To he at - cnq
Athwart.
— Athwart hawse.
— Athwart ship.
— Athwart the tide (current, or, stream).
Atlantic.
— North Atlantic.
— South Atlantic.
Trans- Atlantic xzw
Atlas.
Atmosphere.
— Atmospheric disturbance.
— Atmospheric pressure.
Atrocious-lt-ness-ocity .
Attach-ed-ing-ment.
Attache.
Attack-ed-ing. To attack. (See also
Assault. )
— (An) Attack.
Coup-de-main .jyx
False attack msd
— Have, or, Has been attacked-.
— Have you (or vessel indicated) been at-
tacked ?
I am attacked ; want assistance. Help ;
I am attacked. - .nj
— I attacked.
— I (or vessel indicated) have been at-
tacked— by.
Night attack sid
— Serious attack.
—Shall I attack ?
— Slight attack.
Support my attack xfa
— To be attacked.
Torpedo attack xwo
— Wait for the attack.
—Will you attack ?
made an unsuccessful attack on — .
Attempt -ed-ing to. (See also Try. )
An attempt to assassinate fdv
—Attempted to put to sea.
Do not attempt landing in your own
boats ey
Do not attempt to make the anchorage
(or, harbor) fw
—Do not attempt without a pilot.
—Have, or, Has attempted.
— I (or vessel indicated) made the attempt
but did not succeed.
— Make an (or, the) attempt.
Shall attempt to get away.
•Shall I make another attempt V
FKR
FKS
FKT
FKU
FKV
FKW
FKX
FKY
FKZ
FLA
FLB
FLC
FLD
FLE
FLG
FLH
FLI
FLJ
FLK
FLM
FLN
Attempt — Continued.
— Shall I try (or, attempt)— to ?
The attempt is dangerous gi
— Useless to attempt (or, try) — to.
When may the bar (or, entrance) be
attempted? _ . _.fwd
— Will attempt — to (or, try).
— Will you attempt to— (or, try)?
— You may make an attempt (or, try).
Attend-ed-ing-ance. (To be present at. )
— Attend on board.
—Attend survey.
— Attendant.
Has been attended with no advantage,
DNR
Attend-ed-ing. (To pay attention.) (See
also Attention. )
Attend to signals dg
— I will attend to your signal.
Attention-ive.
Attention is called to page — , paragraph
— , of the International Code. -.DH
N. B. — The page is to be shown first, and
then the paragraph. , This signal
should be employed only between ves-
sels using the United States edition,
as otherwise the pages referred to will
not correspond.
Calls the attention of the first (or,
nearest) ship on the bearing (from the
person signaling) pointed out by com-
pass signal di
Calls the attention of second ship, etc - dj
Calls the attention of third ship, etc.DK
Calls the attentionof fourth ship, etc - dl
Calls the attention of fifth ship, etc.DM
Calls the attention of sixth ship, etc.DN
Calls the attention of the shore signal
station dh the bearing (from the per-
son signaling) pointed out by compass
signals do
Calls the attention of vessel coming into
the anchorage on the bearing (from
the person signaling) pointed out by
compass signal dp
Calls the attention of vessel leaving the
anchorage on the bearing (from the
person signaling) pointed out by com-
pass signal _ dq
Calls the attention of vessel whose dis-
tinguishing signal will immediately
follow . dr
—For your attention.
— Have, or, Has paid particular atten-
tion— to.
— I am paying every attention.
Look out. Pay attention ds
— Pay attention to orders.
Pay attention to signal _. dg
—Pay attention to the helm.
— Pay no attention to.
Pay strict attention to signals during
the night .dt
— Pay the greatest attention.
You do (or, did) not pay attention — to.
Attest-ed-ing-ation. ,
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Part II.
ATTORNEY— AVOID.
FLO
Attorney. (Solicitor. )
Authorities — Continued.
FLP
^Power of attorney.
FNH
— Dock-yard authorities.
FNI
— Harbor authorities.
PLQ
Attract-ed-ion.
FNJ
— Inform harbor authorities.
. Have you any local attraction (devia-
FNK
— Legal authorities.
tion) - JHR
FNL
— Local authorities.
i
FNM
— Medical authorities
FLR
ATTRIBUTE-D-ING-ABLE.
FNO
— Police authorities.
Police (or, other) authorities have ac-
FLS
Auction.
quitted . DHT
FLT
— Sales by auction.
Police (or, other) authorities have de-
FLU
— Sold by auction.
cided against the crew kdg
FNP
— Policer( or, other) authorities have fined
FLV
Audience. Audible-y.
Police (or, other) authorities have inter-
FLW
Audit-ed-ing.
fered .--- pub
Police (or, other) authorities have taken 1
FLX
Auditor.
some of the crew out of the ship.KDH
FNQ
— Police (or, other) authorities will not
FLY
Auger.
give any redress.
FNR
— Port authorities.
FLZ
AUGMENT-ED-ING-ATION.
FNS
Authorize-d-ing. (See also Authority. ) ; «
FMA
August.
FNT
— Have you authorized?
FMB
— Beginning of August.
FNU
Automatic-ally.
FMC
— End of August.
FMD
— Next August.
FNV
Autumn — op.
FNW
— Autumnal.
FME
AUSTRALIA-N.
FNX
— Last autumn.
FMG
— Australian meat.
FNY
— Next autumn.
FMH
— Australian 'vine.
FNZ
Auxiliary.
FMI
Austria-n. Austrian and Hungarian
FOA
— Auxiliary engine.
Colors.
FOB
— Auxiliary screw.
Bank of Austria fum
FOC
Avail-ed.
FMJ
Austro-Hungarian Lloyd's.
FOD
—Avail yourself of.
FOE
— Available.
FME
Author.
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
means now available CD
I am sinking (or, on fire), send all avail-
FML
Authority. (Delegated j>ower. )
FMN
—Authority insufficient. v
able boats to save passengers and
FMO
FMP
— Authority is (or, will be) questioned.
— Authority sufficient for the occasion.
FOG
crew no
— I shall (or, will) avail myself of.
By what authority? What is your
FOH
— If available.
authority?.- ._. pmy
FOI
— It is of no avail.
FMQ
— Exceed-ed his (or, their) authority.
FOJ
— It will not avail much.
FMR
— Exercise-d his (or, their) authority.
No boat available - pa
Give authority (authorize) ■- _fns
No doctor (or, surgeon) available _-wm
FMS
— Have (or, has) no authority to — .
No interpreters available pef
FMT
— Have you authority to — ?
No lighters available rb
FMU
— I have authority from, or, Am author-
FOK
— Send all available spars for — to.
FMV
ized by — .
— I have no authority.
There are no tugs available . xz
FMW
— No authority — to — .
FOL
Avast.
FMX
— On the authority of — .
FOM
— Avast heaving.
FMY
— What is your authority? By what
authority?
FON
Avenue..
FMZ
— Without authority. Unauthorized.
FOP
Average. An average.
FNA
Authorities. (Persons in authority.)
About the average czx
FNB
— Authorities (or, Police authorities) have
FOQ
— An average number (or, quantity) of—.
interfered.
Does not amount to an average of — .egj
FNC
— Authorities must interfere.
FOR
— General average.
FND
— Authorities will not interfere.
Authorities will put an end to the
FOS
Averse-ion.
affair dpj
Civic authorities. Alderman dws
Aviso, or Despatch, vessel kwt. ;
FNB
—Crew have appealed to the authorities.
FOT
Avoid-ed-ing-able.
FNG
— Dock authorities.
FOU
—Avoid, if possible.
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165
AVOID— BACK.
FOV
FOW
FOX
FOY
FOZ
FPA
FPB
FPC
FPD
FPE
FPG
FPH
FPI
FPJ
FPK
FPL
FPM
FPN
FPO
FPQ
Avoid — Continued.
Avoid-ed-ing confusion.
Can avoid (or, be avoided).
Can not avoid (or] be avoided).
Unavoidable-ly ygk
Avoibdupois. {Weight.)
Await-ed-ing. (See also Wait. ) To await.
— Await my arrival at — .
— Await outside the inspection of the offi-
cials.
—Await the arrival of — .
— Awaiting coroner's inquest.
Can you await answer (or, reply)?- -BMV
Can you await arrival of — 1 eya
I have received orders for you to await
instructions from owners at — sq
I shall await their arrival (or, the arrival
of — ^)--- EYL
I will telegraph for your orders if you
will await reply sv
Keep off and on, and await instruc-
tions. ... sx
Shall I await your arrival? eyp
Will await answer (or, reply) tz
Will you await answer (or, reply)?. .ua
Will you await her (or, the arrival
of—)? eyq
Your orders will be awaiting you off —
(or, at — ) -.svB
Awake-n-ing. Awoke. - v
AWARD-ED-ING.
A WARE.
— Am, Is, or, Are aware — of.
— Am, Is, or, Are hot aware — of.
— Are you aware ?
— I was not aware of it.
— Is he aware ?
— Not aware.
Awash.
Away.
Bring away hip
Carried away ico
Castaway ,-- ieb
Castaways -...:.. iec
Clear away itb
Could any vessel have got away after
you? -, OFC
Cut away your masts kj
Cut away khg
Do you think we could get away
from — ? xpz
Doctor, or, Svirgeon is away ljv
Funnel carried away nto
Go away obr
Have, 01 , Has carried away icq
Heave away. orz
Is it a difficult anchorage to get away
from? - — -■ elb
Is keeping away -- pyf
Is my berth a good one for getting away
from? v.-** gfw
Keep away -~'-"- pym
Keep more away.:'; : pyw
Lower away -- — bbz
FPU
FPS
FPT
FPU
FPV
FPW
FPX
FPY
FPZ
FQA
FQB
FQC
FQD
FQE
FQG-
FQH
FQI
FQJ
FQK
FQL
FQM
FQN
Away — Continued.
My sails are all blown away (or, split),
vec
Open. Get farther away mc
Ban, or, Run away uho
Shall attempt to get away pkp
Slackaway wfq
The breeze will die away hgp
You run away from me ■ vol
Aweigh. (See also Weigh) .
Are you, or, Is — (vessel indicated)
aweigh? '. zm
I am aweigh zn
— Vessel indicated is aweigh.
Awhile. While-st.
awkwabd-ly-ness.
Awning.
— Deck awnings.
— Furl awnings.
— Slope awnings.
— Spread awnings.
Awoke. Awake-n-ing. . ., ppe
Axe.
Pickaxe the,
Axis-ial.
Axle. Axletkee.
azimuth-al.
— Azimuth compass.
— Azimuth table.
— Have you an azimuth compass ?
— I have an azimuth compass.
— Variation by azimuth.
B. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
seepage 13.)
Back-ed-ing.
Back main topsail xwc
— Back the.
Back the anchor _.eho
Ordered back _-SUF
Put back ucw
Put back damaged ucx
Send back vpq
— Was obliged to put back.
What is the cause of your putting back?
UDE
166
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
BACKSTAY— BANK.
FQO
Backstay.
FSW
Bake-d-ing.
FQP
— Topmast backstay.
FSX
— Bakery. Bake house.
FQR
Backward-ly-ness.
FSY
Baker.
FQS
Bacon.
FSZ
FTA
Balance-d-ing. •
— Balanced rudder.
FQT
Bad-ly.
FQU
— A bad method.
Bale. (Measure of Capacity. )-
. AYN
Bad accommodation ..dcn
FTB
—Bale of—.
Bad account dex
FTC
— Bales of cotton.
Bad anchorage _.ekr
FQV
— Bad berth.
FTD
Bale-d-ing-r. To bale out.
FQW
— Bad case.
«
FQX
— Bad chance.
FTE
Ball.
_'
FQY
— Bad coal.
Ball (dance) --
.. KJW
FQZ
— Bad condition.
FTG
— Ball cartridge.
FRA
— Bad conduct.
FTH
— Is there a time ball at — ?
FRB
— Bad example.
FTI
—Time ball.
FRC
— Bad fuel.
FTJ
— Time ball drops at — .
FRD
— Bad habit.
FTK
— When does time ball drop?
FRE
— Bad landing.
FRG
— Bad lookout.
FTL
Ballast-ed-ing.
FRH
— Bad news — of.
FTM
— Ballast can be got at.
FRI
— Bad order. In bad order.
FTN
— Ballast, or, Cargo has shifted.
'
Bad weather zb
FTO
—Ballasted with — .
Bad weather is expected fp
FTP
— Can I obtain ballast at — ?
FRJ
— Badly done.
FTQ
— I am (or vessel indicated is) in
ballast.
FRK
—Badly stowed.
FTR
— Light in ballast.
FRL
— Badly, or, Seriously wounded.
FTS
— Must take in more ballast.
FRM
— Engines working badly.
FTU
— Pig of ballast.
FRN
— He, She, or, It is very bad.
FTV
— Water ballast.
FRO
— In a bad way.
FTW
—Water ballast tank.
FRP
— In bad health.
FRQ
— Is he (she, or, it) bad?
FTX
Balloon.
.
FRS
— Markets are very bad (very low).
FTY
— Captive balloon.
FRT
— Not bad-ly.
FRU
— Very bad-ly.
Balsam of copaiba
avo
FRV
— Very bad draught.
Friars Balsam _. ..
NRF
FEW
— Very bad weather.
FRX
— Work badly.
FTZ
Bamboo.
FRY
— Worked-ing very badly.
FUA
Band. (Music.)
FRZ
Badge.
FSA
— Badge of office.
FUB
Band-ed-ing.
FSB
Baffle-d-ing.
FUC
Bandage-d-ing.
FSC
— Baffling wind.
FUD
Bandit-ti.
FSD
Bag.
FSE
— Bread bag. Biscuit bag.
FUE
Banish-ed-ing-ment.
FSG
— Carpet bag.
FSH
— Coal bag.
FUG
Banjo, or. Screw frame.
FSI
— Hand bag.
FSJ
— Mail bag. Letter bag.
FUH
Bank-ed-ing. To bank.
FSK
—Oil bag.
FUI
— Bank, or, Pile of — .
FSL
— Sand bag.
FUJ
— Bank up.
FSM
— Send bag for.
FUK
— Bank up fires.
FSN
— Send the letter bag on shore (or to vessel
Clouds are banking up r. .
IWA
FSO
indicated).
— The ship's bags are sent ashore.
Keep your fires banked up
PZV
FSP
— What is the number of mail bags you
FUL
Bank. (Office. )
have on board?
FUM
FUN
— Bank of Austria.
— Bank of England.
FSQ
Baggage.
FUO
— Bank of France.
FSR
—Baggage port.
FUP
— Bank of Germany.
FST
Bail-ed-ing-able.
FUQ
FUR
— Bank of Italy.
— Bank of Russia.
FSU
Bailiff.
FUS
FUV
— Bank of Spain.
— Bank of Turkey.
FSV
Bait.
FUW
— Bank of — .
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167
BANK— BARRICADE.
Bank — Continued.
FWG
Bar. Barred-ing.
FUX
— Bank (name indicated) has suspended
FWH
— Capstan bar.
payment.
FWI
— Crowbar.
Bank note, or, paper money asv
FWJ
—Eccentric bar broken.
FUY
— Bank rate.
FWK
— Fire, or, Furnace bar.
FUZ
— Banker.
Savings bank _ via
FWL
— Radius bars.
FWM
Barber.
FVA
Bank. (Shoal. )
Along the bank of .., eak
FWN
Barbette.
FVB
—Deepest water is nearest the bank (or,
reef).
FWO
Bare-ness
FVC
—I have had thick fog on the bank.
FWP
— Barely.
FVD
— On a sand bank.
FWQ
—Bare poles.
FVE
— On the left bank of the river.*
FWR
— Barely possible.
FVG
— On the right bank of the river.*
Barely room to wear
...uzo
*Note. — The left or the right hand bank
FWS
— Barely sufficient.
in descending the stream.
Barely time to save the mail . . .
REY
FVH
— Sand bank.
Running under bare poles -
VCJ
Stand nearer the bank (reef, shoal, or,
FWT
— You have barely ropm.
v
bar) fwa
The bank is encumbered by fishing
FWU
Bargain-ed-ing. To bargain.
boats ep
FWV
— Better bargain beforehand.
i
FVI
— The bank was clear of fog.
FWX
Barge.
FVJ
Bankrupt-cy.
Agent is bankrupt dsl
FWY
— Bargeman.
FVK
— Bankrupt, or. Failed.
FWZ
Barilla.
FVL
—Bankruptcies, or, Failures.
FVM
— Have any bankruptcies taken place?
Bark. (See Barqoe)
FXO
FVN
Banquet-ed-ing.
FXA
Bark (of a tree).
FVO
Baptize-d-ing-ism.
FXB
Barley.
FVP
Bae (of a harbor, etc).
FXC
Barnacle.
FVQ
— At — (time specified) there will be — feet
water over the bar.
FXD
Barometer.
FVR
— Bar can not be crossed until — .
Note. — For Barometer Table, seepage59.
FVS
— Bar harbor.
Aneroid barometer
ELP
Bar, or, Entrance is dangerous fq
FXE
— How is the barometer? What
is the
Bar is impassable pk
barometer doing ?
Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb
FXG
— I have not a barometer.
tide - -EQ
FXH
— The barometer has fallen very re
ipidly.
Bar is not dangerous ..._„ .la
FXI
— The barometer is falling.
FVT
— Bar. or, Entrance not safe except just
FXJ
— The barometer is rising.
at slack water (or, at — , time indi-
FXK
— The barometer is steady.
cated).
FXL
— The height of the barometer is -
fvct
— Bar, or, Sands shifted.
FXM
— Watch the barometer.
FVW
^-Bar passable.
What is the barometer doing ?._
FXE
FVX
—Can I clear the bar?
FXN
— What is the height of barometer
•>
FVY
— Can I cross the bar? Shall I be able to
,
get over the bar?
FXO
Barque.
FVZ
— On the bar. '
FXP
— Barquentine.
FWA
— Stand nearer the shoal (bank, reef, or,
bar).
^-Vessel has struck on the bar.
FXQ
— Four-masted barque.
FWB
FXR
Barrack.
FWC
—What are the leading marks for cross-
ing the bar? s
Barrel. (Measure of capacity) .
--AYO
What is the depth of water on the bar
FXS
— Barrel of — .
(infeet)l vq
FXT
— Barrel of flour.
FWD
— When may the bar (or, entrance) be
FXU
— Barrel of oil.
attempted?
Empty barrel .._
LXW
When will be the best time for crossing
Powder barrel
TRJ
the bar? ...xm
Tar barrel
-_XKQ
You. will have water enough over the
Water barrel
" YVM
bar (depth in feet to follow) vt
FWE
— You will not have water enough over
the bar (or, into the harbor) (depth in
FXV
Barren-ness.
(
feet to follow).
FXW
Barricade-d-ing. Barrier.
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BARRICOE— BE.
PXY
FXZ
FYA
FYB
FYC
FYD
FYE
FYG
FYH
FYI
FYJ
FYK
FYL
FYM
FYN
FYO
FYP
FYQ
FYR
FYS
FYT
FYU
FYV
FYW
FYX
FYZ
FZA
FZB
FZC
FZD
FZE
FZG
FZH
FZI
FZJ
FZK
Barricoe. (Breaker or small cask.)
— Veer a barricoe astern.
Barrow.
Barter-ed-ing.
Base.
— Base of operations.
Basin. (See also Dock.)
Basis.
Basket.
Bathe-d-ing-r. Bath.
Batman. (Measure of Weight) bat
Batten-ed-ing.
— Batten-ed-ing down.
Rolling batten tjzk
Batter-ed-ing. To batter.
Battery.
— Are there any batteries ?
Daniell's batteries . _klm
Electric batteries luq
Firing batteries -_. .nae
Le Clanche's batteries qlz
— Masked batteries.
— Mortar batteries.
— Range of batteries.
— Test batteries.
— The enemy is throwing up batteries.
—There are no batteries.
— Under the batteries.
— What state does the battery appear to
be in?
You are within range of the batteries
(or, of the guns) go
Battle.
After the battle drl
— Battle ship. Line-of -battle ship.
— Before the battle.
— Indecisive battle between the — and —
(names indicated) .
— When was the battle fought ?
— Where was the battle fought ?
has won a great battle at — , with a
loss of killed and wounded reported
at — .
Baulk-ed-ing. Balk.
— Baulk of timber.
Bay. Bay of.
Any anchorage in the bay ? ekq
— In the bay of — .
Shall anchor in the bay ejo
Bayonet.
Bazaar.
Be. Been. Being bfa
Am, Are, or, Is not to be ._ bpd
Be — Continued.
Am, Are, or, Is to be --- bfc
Be on the alert dwv
Be the bfe
Can, or, Maybe.-^--- bfg
Can, or, May do (or, be done) blt
Can, or. May have been bfh
Can, or, May have done (or, been done)
BLV
Can, or, May he (she, it, or person s or
thing s indicated) be? btk
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have been? btl
Can, or, May I be? _-- bkh
Can, or, May it be done? blw
Can, or, May there be? bfi
Cannot, or, May not be bfj
Can not, or, Maynot do(or, be done)_BLX
Can not, or, May not have been bfk
Can not, or, May not have done (or, been
done) blz
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be? btm
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?
BTN
Could, or, Might be bfl
Could, or, Might do (or, be done)--BMA
Could, or, Might have been bfm
Could, or, Might have done (or, been
done) -■ bmc
Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) be? bto
Could, or; Might he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be? btp
Could, or, Might not be bfn
Could, or, Might not do (or, be done).BMD
Could, or, Might not have been bfo
Could or. Might not have done (or, been
done) bme
Could, or, Might there be? bfp
Had, Has, or, Have been bfq
Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been done)
bmr
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it. or per-
sons or things indicated) been?__BTU
Had. Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not been?
btx
Had, or, Have I been bfr
Had, Has, or. Have not been bfs
Had Has, or. Have not done (or, been
done) bms
Had, or. Have they been? . bft
Had, or, Have we been? bfu
Had, or, Have you been? bfv
Having been bfw
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) be buc
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not {or, may not) be..-BUE
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) been.-.BUK
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) notbeen.Btro
He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
cated) must be buz
He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
cated) must not be bvc
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be .^...bvf
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169
BE.
Be — Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be bvg
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, -will) be bvi
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not be bvk
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) be.,---BVM
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be
done) bvn
He, She. It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be..BVQ
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done) bvr
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) to be btw
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be.-.BVX
lean (or, may) be bfx
I can not (or, may not) be bfy
I could (or, might) be bpz
I could (or, might) not be bga
I had (or, have) been bgc
I had (or, have) not been bgd
I must be bge
I must not be bgf
I shall (or, will) be bgh
I shall (or, will) not be bgi
I should (or, would) be bgj
I should (or, would) have been bgk
I should (or, would) not be _bgl
I should (or, would) not have been. _bgm
If it can (or, may) be done.i bzr
If it can not (or, may not) be done. - -Bzs
Is, etc. (See Am, above.)
Is it not to be done? bni
Is it to be done? — bnj
It, etc. (See He, above. )
It can be bgn
It can (or, may) be done bnk
It can not be--, bgo
It can not (or, may not) be done - . .bnl
It could (or, might) be done bnm
It could (or, might) not be done bno
It had (or, has) been bgf
It had (or, has) been done _-_bnp
It had (or, has) not been -.bgq
It had (or, has) not been done bnq
It ought to be bgr
It ought to be done bnr
_ It ought not to be bgs
"it ought not to be done .. __bns
It shall (or, will) be.- 1-bgt
It shall (or, will) be done bnt
It shall (or, will) not be bgu
It shall (or, will) not be done bnu
Let her be bgv
Let him be BXB
Let them be bgw
Let us be •• BGX
May, etc. (See Can, above.)
Might, etc. (See Could, above.)
Must be eEM
Must do (or.be done) CEN
Must have been .. CEP
Must not be cev
Must not do (or, be done) - CEW
Need be - — bgt
Be — Continued.
Need not be -.bgz
Not be (been, being) cfn
Not to be cgh
Not to be done — cgi
Not to be had cgj
Ought not to be -CHS
Ought to be cht
Ought to do (or, be done) - - -CHZ
Shall, or, Will be..., bha
Shall, or, Will do (or, be done) bnw
Shall, or, Will have done (or, been done),
bnx
Shall.br, Will he (she.it, or persons or
things indicated) be? , bwe
Shall, or, Will he, (she it, or, persons or
things indicated) do (or, be done) ?
BWtf
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not be? bwi
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not do (or, be done)?
BWJ
Shall, or, Will I be? bhc
Shall, or, Will not be bhd
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done). . bnt
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done) bnz
Shall, or, Will there be? bhe
Shall, or, Will they be? -BHF
Shall, or, Will we be? bhg
Shall, or, Will you be? bhi
Shall, or, Will you not be? bhj
Should, or, Would be bhk
Should, or, Would do (or, be done). _bof
Should, or, Would have been ___,._bhl
Should, or, Would have done (or, been
done) -bog
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) be? bwn
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done)?
bwo
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) have been?- .bwq
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be? bws
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done)? bwt
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not have been?
BWV
Should, or, Would not be bhm
Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
boh
Should, or, Would not have been. . .bhn
Should, or, Would not have done (or
been done) ..boi
Should, or. Would there be? bho
That, or, This can (or, may) be ckr
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be,
OKT
That, or, This could (or, might) be.CKV
That, or, This could (or, might) not be,
CKW
That, or, This had has, (or, have) been,
OKY
That, or, This had (has or, have) not
' been ckz
That, or, This must be ... CLJ
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
BE— BEAM.
Be — Continued.
That, or, This must not be - - - Clm
That, or, This shall (or, will) be cln
That, or, This shall (br, will) not be.CLO
That, or, This should (or, would) be.CLP
That, or, This should (or, would) not be,
clq
There can (or,may) be CMJ
There can not (orrmay not) be cml
There could (or, might) be CMO
There could (or, might) not be CMP
There had (has, or, have) been . . . .cmr
There had (has, or, have) not been. cms
There shall (or, will) be cmv
There shall (or, will) not be . . cmx
There should (or, would) be cmz
There should (or, would) have been.CNA
There should (or, would) not be__.CND
There should (or, would) not have been,
CNE
They can (or,may) be bhp
They can not (or, may not) be bhq
They could (or,might) be bhr
They could (or,might) not be bhs
They had (or, have) been bht
They had (or,have) not been bhu
They must be bhv
They must not be.. bhw
They ought to be .bhx
They ought not to be bht
They shall (or, will) be bhz
They shall (or, will) not be .bia
They should (or, would) be bic
They should (or, would) not be bid
They were to be bie
They were not to be '. __bif
To be cnp
To be at . cnq
To be done --- one
To be had cns
Was, or, Were to be big
We can (or,may) be bih
We can not (or, may not) be bij
We could (or,might) be bik
We could (or,might) not be bim
We had (or, have) been bin
We had (or, have) not been bio
We must be - bip
We must not be biq
We shall (or, will) be bir
We shall (or, will) not be ___bis
We should (or, would) be . . bit
We should (or, would) not be but
We were to be biv
We were not to be biw
When shall (or, will ) be? crs
When shall (or, will) it be done?_..CRX
When shall (or, will) you be? csd
Where shall (or, will) be? ctl
Where shall (or, will) you be? ctu
Will, etc. (See. Shall, above. )
Will it be? bix
Would, etc. (See Should, above. )
You can (or, may) be biy
You can not (or, may not) be biz
You could (or, might) be bja
You could (or, might)not be bjc
You had (or, have) been bjd
You had (or, have) not been b je
You must be bjp
You must not be bjg
fzl
FZM
PZN
FZO
FZP
FZQ
FZR
FZS
FZT
FZU
FZV
FZW
FZX
FZY
GAB
GAC
GAD
GAE
GAF
GAH
GAI
GAJ
GAK
GAL
GAM
GAN
GAO
GAP
GAQ
GAR
GAS
GAU
Be — Continued.
You ought to be bjh
You ought not to be bji
You shall (or, will) be bjk
You shall (or, will) not be. ..bjl
You should (or, would) be bjm
You should (or, would) not be bjn
You were to be _ bjo
You were not to be.' bjp
Beach-ed-ing.
— A rocky beach.
— A sandy beach.
— Beach (indicated) is good for watering.
— Beach (indicated* is not good for water-
ing.
— Beach master.
— Beach party.
— Beach the vessel. Run on the beach.
— Beach the vessel where flag is waved (or,
light is shown).
Beach your vessel at all risks. ki
Do not hold on to your anchor, but let
her beat up on the beach eht
— If you part, endeavor to beach your ves-
sel where people are assembled (or,
as pointed out by compass signal
from you).
— Is there much surf on the beach?
— Keep lights (or, fires) on the beach all
night.
Lookout will be kept on the beach all
night - kg
■Not easy landing on the beach ; scarcely
prudent to land.
On the beach.
Run on the beach. Beach the vessel.pzs
Beacon. (See also Buoy. )
— Beacon bears.
— Beacon buoy.
— Beacon, or, Buoy has broken adrift (or,
is gone).
Can see the beacon (or, mark) rli
— Can you see the beacon (or, mark i ?
— How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
bear?
— How must I bring the beacon (buoy, or,
mark) to bear?
— I have not been able to make out the
beacon (or, buoy).
I think I must have passed the buoy (or,
beacon) hml
— Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on your port
hand.
— Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on your star-
board hand.
Leave the beacon (or, buoy) to port-.LZ
Leave the beacon ( or , buoy) to starboard,
MA
Steer directly for the beacon (or, buoy).
Beam.
Abaft the beam cxi
Abeam, or, Abreast of. cxv
Beam ends.
Before the beam.
Keep on lee beam.
■Keep on weather beam.
■Lee beam.
— On port beam.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
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BEAM— BEAUTY.
GAV
GAW
GAX
GAY
GAZ
GBA
GBC
GBD
GBE
GBF
; GBH
! GBI
GBJ
Beam— Continued.
— On starboard beam.'
— On the beam.
Sway beam . ..xgz
— Was thrown.on her (or, my) beam ends.
— "Weather beam.
Bean.
Bear-ing. To bear (or, carry). Bearer.
Borne hai
I am the bearer of important despatches.
JR
Bearing.
Note. — Unless otherwise indicated, bear-
ings in points and half points are to be
understood as compass bearings, i. e.,
bearings as shown by the compass and
uncorrected for either deviation or
variation. But bearings when given
in degrees are to be considered as
magnetic bearings, i. e., compass
bearings corrected for deviation.
Both are to be reckoned from the ves-
sel signaling the bearing.
Anchor on bearing (indicated) ehf
— Are your bearings true or magnetic
bearings?
At — (time indicated) light bore — _pv
At — • (time indicated) — (place indi-
cated) bore — distant — miles ed
Beacon bears 1__ gac
— Bear-ing. Bore. To bear.
—Bearing and distance of.
— Bearings by compass are — .
— Bears. Bears to the — .
Best berth (or, anchorage) bears from
me — ef
— Buoy bears.
Calls the attention of the first (or, near-
est) ship' on the bearing (from the per-
son signaling) pointed out by compass
signal di
Calls the attention of the second ship,
etc dj
Calls the attention of the third ship,
etc ...DK
Calls the attention of the fourth ship,
etc DL
Calls the attention of the fifth ship,
etc DM
Calls the attention of the sixth ship,
etc. DN
Calls the attention of the shore signal
station on the bearing (from theperson
signaling) pointed out by compass
signal _- - -.do
Calls the attention of the vessel coming
into the anchorage on the bearing
(from the person signaling) pointed
out by compass signal dp
Calls the attention of the vessel leaving
the anchorage on the bearing, etc. _dq
Center of hurricane bears — igx
Compass bearing (i. e. the bearing shown
by the compass and uncorrected for
either deviation or variation) jhf
Cross bearings kea
Do not bring the light to the — of —
(bearing indicated) px
GBK
GBL
GBM
GBN
GBO
GBP
GBQ
GBR
GBS
GBT
GBU
GBV
GBW
GBX
GBY
GBZ
GCA
GCB
GCB
GCE
GCF
Bearing — Continued.
Entrance bears — eg
How did the land bear when last seen?
EH
How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
bear? __gah
How does the entrance bear? - _ - ej
How does "the harbor (or, anchorage)
bear? pa
How doestheland bear ? . _ _ <jds
How must I bring the beacon (or, buoy)
to bear? _gai
I saw the land bearing — (add time, if
necessary) vns
I shall keep the land (or, light) bearing
— ,or, I shall keep hold of the land
(or,light) qa
Indicate bearing of light (lighthouse,
or-, light-ship) qb
Indicate the bearing of — . What is the
bearing and distance of — ? eo
Keep the light bearing between — and —
( bearings indicated) qc
Keep the — bearing — pzm
Look out for a boat bearing — gts
Magnetic bearing (i. e. , compass bearing
corrected for deviation) . _,_ _ jhx
— On the bearing of —
Place indicated bears ek
There is a strange sail bearing — em
True bearing (i.e., compass bearing cor-
rected for deviation and variation) ,
JIH
Vessel bearing — appears to be esh
— Vessel indicated bears.
What bearing shall I keep the light (or,
landmark) on? ----QF
What is my position by bearings?-. _rv
What are the bearing and distance of
(place or vessel indicated)? eo
— What is the bearing by compass?
Bearings of an engine.
Hot bearings ri
— Main bearing brasses broken (or, out of
order).
— Shaft bearing.
— Thrust bearing.
Bear up — for.
Bear up instantly lb
— Bore up — for. ^
— I shall bear up.
— I shall not bear up.
— May, or, Can I bear up?
— Shall we bear up?
Sprung my foremast and must bear up,
NKW
— Vessel indicated was compelled to bear
up.
Beat-en-ing.
— Beat off a pirate.
— Beating off.
Beating up.
Can you beat up against?
Can not beat up against.
Beauty-iful.
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BECALMED— BELAY.
GCH
GCI
GCJ
GCK
GCL
GCM
GCN
GCO
GCP
GCQ
GCR
GCS
GCT
GCU
i
GOV
GCW
GCX
GOY
GCZ
GDA.
GDB
GDC
GDE
GDF
GDH
GDI
Becalmed.
— Becalmed off — for — days.
— Several vessels becalmed off — .
— There is a likelihood of being becalmed.
Because.
Becket.
Become-inq. Became.
— What became of the proceeds— of — ?
— What has become of the crew?
— What has become of wreck?
Bed-ding.
Air bedding
— Bed clothes.
— Bed linen.
— Oyster bed.
Bee.
— Beeswax.
Beep.
— Beef is in good order.
— Can fresh beef be procured?
— Can yon supply me with salt beef?
(Number of casks indicated.)
— Fresh beef.
—Fresh beef and vegetables.
Salt beef _. vps
Been. (See Be) bpa
Beer. Ale dwt
Befall-en-ing. Befell.
Before.
Before arrival — of (or, at) exz
Before breakfast hfi
Before Christmas. .. iqb
Before dark klp
Before departure— of — kts
Before dinner las
Before Easter lsh
Before Friday ._ ..nri
— Beforehand.
Before him (his, her-s,it-s) bxa
Before it — is _. cdx
Before it is dusk lpz
Before it is too late qhc
Before leaving - _ _ qkl
Before me (my, mine) ...ceb
Before midnight rti
Before Monday rxz
Before night sic
Before noon edu
Before sailing vdq
Before Saturday .» vht
Before sunrise ...xds
Before sunset _xdt
Before supper ,..xer
Before that (or, this) .cko
— Before the — . In front of.
Before the battle _ pyz
Before the beam -- gap
Before the end — of , . . lyi
Before the wind zem
Bpf ore them (their-s, they) Cnk
Before this (or, that) cko
GDJ
GDK
GDL
GDM
GDN
GDO
GDP
GDQ
GDB,
GDS
GDT
GDU
GDV
GDW
GDX
GDY
GDZ
GEA
GEB.
GEC
GED
Before — Continued.
Before Thursday xrs
Before to-morrow sah
Before Tuesday .. ydi
Before us (our-s) ___cim
Before Wednesday zag
Before you-r-s ... cws
Before you decide . .kpq
Before you sail vdr
Breakfast before you start hfj
Day before __.kmz
In the same state as before vgk
Intend sounding (place indicated) be-
fore I trySt - pot
Just before _-.pxk
Keep before the wind ._ zetj
Morning before. sab
— Not before.
Running before the wind vch
The day before yesterday. kntt
— Wasitbefora?
Beg-ged-ging. To beg.
I beg to acknowledge dgr
— I (or persons indicated) beg to be ex-
cused.
Begin-ning. Began. Begun.
— Can begin at once(or on date specified) .
— Beginning of — the.
Beginning of April eua
Beginning of August fmb
Beginning of December kpl
Beginning of February muq
Beginning of January pus
Beginning of July pwn
Beginning of June pwv
Beginning of March rkw
Beginning of May rxf
Beginning of November skv
Beginning of October soh
Beginning of September vrl
— Do not begin yet. •
— Have, or, Has begun.
— May I begin — to ?
— Not begun yet.
When do you begin (or, commence)?
JEW
— When does it begin (or, commence)?
./
Behalf. On behalf, op.
Behave-d-ing-ior.
— Have, or Has behaved very gallantly.
Behind.
Behind the land qdp
Leave behind _ qkz
We have left men behind (number to
be shown) .. qlo
— You have left a person behind.
Behold-ing-er. Beheld.
Being. (See Be) bpa
Belay-ed.
— Belayed to vessel.
— Belaying pin.
Is the'cable (or, rope) belayed (fast)?
HRK
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
173
BELGIUM— BEST.
GEF
GEH
GEI
GEJ
GEK
GEL
GEM
GEN
GEO
GEP
GEQ
GEB,
GES
GET
GEU
GEV
GEW
GEX
GEY
GEZ
GFA
GFB
GFC
GFD
GFE
GFH
GFI
GFJ.
GFK
GFL
GFM
Belgium. Belgian. Belgian Colors.
Belief.
Belibve-d-ing-er.
— Do, or, Does not believe.
— Do you (or does person indicated) be-
lieve?
Bell.
— Bell buoy.
— Bell buoy damaged; not working.
' — Diving bell.
—Electric bell.
Belligerent.
Belong-ed-ing — TO.
Anything belonging to — ? eqf
— Belong-ing to Government.
— Belong-ing to me.
— Belonging to this port.
— Do you belong to the convoy?
— Does it belong?
Does not belong to xuf
I belong to the convoy of — (ships indi-
cated) 1 JUS
Ihave goods belonging to you(oJ%— ) .oex
— Nothing belonging to you (or, — ).
Stranger belongs to — ...wyx
What company do you belong to?. . _iq
Whatnation do you (or vessel indicated)
belong to?.: sec
— Where do you (or vessel indicated) be-
long?
— Whom does it belong to?
— Whom does she (or vessel indicated)
belong to?
Below. Beneath.
Watch below yva
Belt-ed.
Armor belt --- evr
— Belted cruiser.
I have no life belts QRB
Lifebelt _.qrh
Bench.
— King's Bench, or, Queen's Bench.
Bend-ing. Bent. (To fix.)
Bend a new sail vds
— Bend cables.
Bend sails... vdt
Beneath ._ gfb
Beneficial-ly. (Advantageous) __dno
Benefit, or, Advantage dnl
— For the benefit of — .
—For the benefit of the insurers (under-
writers) .
Bent. Crooked -_kdr
Eccentric rod bent lsw
Berg.
Have you fallen in with ice? '(State
whether berg or field) ...- - PR
Iceberg pby
GFN
GFO
GFP
GFQ
GFR
GFS
GPT
GFU
GFV
GFW
GFX
GFY
GFZ
GHA
GHB
GHC
GHD
GHE
GHF
GHI
GHJ
GHK
GHL
GHM
GHN
GHO
GHP
GHQ
GHR
GHS
GHT
GHU
GHV
GHW
GHX
GHY
GHZ
Berkovitz. (Measure of weight) . _ „bac
Berth. (See also Anchorage.)
— Am I in a good berth?
Bad berth fqv
Best berth (or, anchorage) bears from
me — ef
Best berth (or, anchorage) is in — fath-
oms - -- ---OV
-'-Clear berth;
—Foul berth.
— Good berth.
— I shall shift my berth.
— I would shift my berth as soon as pos-
sible.
— Inside berth.
— Is it worth while shifting berth?
— Is my berth a good one for getting
away from ?
—Old berth.
—Outside berth.
— Shall I in my present berth have room
for weighing if the wind shifts?
— Shift your berth farther in.
— Shift your berth farther out.
—Shift your berth farther to the — .
Shift your berth; your berth is not
safe kt
— Sick berth.
— The berth you are now in is not safe.
— Wide berth.
— Will you lead into (or, point out) a good
berth?
— You are in a very fair berth.
— You are not in a good berth (are in a
foul berth).
— You have given me a foul berth.
Berthon boat, or, Collapsible boat.
Beseech-ing. Besought.
Beside. Alongside eas
Besides. In addition to.
Besiege-ing-r.
Bespeak-ing. Bespoke.
Best.
Best berth (or, anchorage) bears from
me — ef
Best berth (or, anchorage) is in — fath-
oms Ov
Best bower ehp
— Best chance.
— Best watering place is — .
Do the best you can for yourselves; no
assistance can be given(rendered) .ex
Hoist your flags where best seen..NDE
— It will be best.
Light, or, Fires will be kept at the best
place for coming on shore ke
—My best respects.
The best agents are — dsw
— The best place.
— The best plan will be.
— The best time.
— The best way.
The course steered is the best for the
present (or until time indicated) _jzat
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Part H.
BEST— BIRD.
Best — Continued.
Bicarb, of Soda. wiz
GIA
—This is my best point.
GIB
— This is not my best point.
Try your best ..ycz
Bickford's fuze NUV
Wh at is your best point of sailing? _ vex
GJK
Bicycle.
When will be the best time for crossing
the bar? ._ — xm
GJL
Bid-ding-der. Bade.
QIC
— Where is the best place to get—?
GID
— Where is the best place to land?
GJM
Big-ger-gest-ness .
GIE
— Which do you think the best?
GJN
— Too big (or, hirge).
GIF
— Which, or, What is the best?
Who are the best agents (or, people) to
GJO
Bight (of a rope) .
do business with? dsz
Bight (a cove) _ — kaf
GIH
Bet-ted-ting.
GJP
Bilge-d-ing.
GIJ
Betray-ed-ing-er-al.
GJQ
— Are you (or vessel indicated) bilged ':
GJR
— Bilge keel.
GJS
— Bilge pump.
GIK
Better-ed-ing. To better.
GJT
— Bilge pump (donkey).
GIL
— Better.
GJU
— Bilge pump (main).
Better bargain beforehand . . fwt
GJV
— Bilge pump out of order.
GIM
— Better not.
GJW
— Bilge pump valves out of order.
Better not ask the reason - - fdn
GJX
— Bilge water.
GIN
— Better not send.
GJY
— I am, or, She is bilged.
GIO
— Better separate.
Freights looking better nqf
GJZ
— I am, or, She is not bilged.
-Had we not better run in and make the
GKA
Bill.
land? _--PZ
GKB
—Bill of — from — .
GtfP
— Had you not better?
GKC
—Bill of health.
G1Q
—Is there any better?
Clean bill of health — from — tq
GlR
— Little better.
Have you a clean bill of health* tu
GIS
— Much better :
I have a clean bill of health, butam lia-
GIT
— The sooner the better.
ble to quarantine . _ Code Flag over Q
We had better anchor - ekc
I have not a clean bill of health.
Weshalldo better on theothertack.xra
Code Flag over i
You had better get a sick nurse . . wbk
Not clean bill of health flag (when spoken
You had better put your affairs in the
hands of — dpk
You had better take a pilot at once.TJX
GKD
Bill-hook.
GKE
Bill of exchange.
GIU
Between.
GKF
— Bill.at — days.
GIV
— Between decks.
GKH
—Bill at sight.
GIW
— Between the two.
GKI
—Can I get a bill cashed here?
GTX
— Between whiles.
GKJ
— Can not get a bill cashed here.
GIY
— Between wind and water.
GKL
— I will cash (or, take) your bill.
Hostilities commenced between —
GKM
—Will you cash a bill on — for me ';
and—- - ozo
GKN
—Will you take a bill on — ?
GIZ
— Just between.
War between — and — ... ._ yw
GKO
— Will you take my bill?
GKP
Bill of lading.
GJA
Bevel-led-ling.
GKQ
—Are all your bills of lading complete
Bevelled to an angle of — . elu
and signed?
GKR
— Bills of lading not signed.
GJB
Beware— of.
GKS
—False bill of lading.
GJC
— Beware of boom (or, obstruction).
GET
—Have you bill of lading for — ?
GJD
— Beware of brigands.
GKU
— I have no bill of lading for — .
Beware of derelict, dangerous to navi-
GKV
— I will not give up the bill of lading.
gation... JE
Beware of torpedo boats xo
GKW
— I will not sign the bill of lading unless — .
Beware of torpedoes; channel is
GKX
Billet-ed-ing.
mined xp
.
GKY
Billy boat.
GJE
Beyond. #
GJF
— Just beyond.
Nothing to be depended on beyond
GKZ
Bind-ing. (See also Bound.)
your own resources kum
GLA
Binnacle.
GJH
Bias-ed-ing.
GLB"
Binocular. Field glass.
GJI. j
Bible.
GLC
Bird.
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175
BIRTH— BOARD.
GLD
GLE
GLF
GLH
GLI
GLJ
GLK
GLM
GLN
GLO
GLP
GLQ
GLR
GLS
GLT
GLU
GLV
GLW
GLX
GLY
GLZ
*
GMA
GMB
GMC
GMD
GME
GMF
GMH
GMI
GMJ
GMK
GML
GMN
GMO
GMP
GMQ
GMR
GMS
GMT
GMU
GMV
GMW
Birth. Born. \
Birthday.
— Certificate of birth.
— Have you had any births?
—Registrar of births, deaths, and mar-
riages.
Biscuit.
Biscnit bag. Bread bag fse
— Biscnit is not good. Bread is not good.
— Can you spare any biscuit ?
— In want of biscuit ?
Bishop, or, Archbishop euj
BlTE-ING-TBN. BlT.
Frostbitten — NSC
BlTT-ED-ING.
Damaged the bitts kjd
Damaged the windlass -kje
BlTTER-LY-NESS.
Black-ed-ing. To black.
—Black.
— Black buoy.
Black draught lnb
— Black paint.
Black wash yuq
Blacksmith.
Blade.
— How many blades have you to your
screw?
— Lost all propeller blades.
— Lost number of blades (indicated) of
screw propeller.
— One blade of propeller broken.
— Three blades of propeller broken.
— Two blades of propeller broken.
Blame-able.
— Blamed for.
— Is, or, Are to blame.
— Much to blame.
— Not much to blame.
Blank.
— Blank cartridge.
— Point blank.
Blanket.
Blast.
— Blasting powder.
Blaze-ing-d. (Flame) ^— ndu
Bleed-ing. Bled.
Blind-ed-ing. Blindness.
—Color blind-ness.
Block -ED-iNG. To block.
Canal is blocked .-HUJ
—Place (indicated) is blocked up by ice.
Block. (A block for purchase.)
— Plomer block.
GMX
GMY
GMZ
GNA
GNB
GNC
GND
GNB
GNF
GNH
GNI
GNJ
GNK
GNL
GNM
GNO
GNP
GNQ
GNR
GNS
GNT
GNU
GNV
GNW
GNX
GNY
GNZ
GOA
GOB
GOC
GOE
GOF
GOH
GOI
GOJ
GOK
GOL
GOM
GON
GOP
GOQ
GOR
GOS
GOT
GOU
GOV
GOW
Block — Continued,
— Purchase block.
— Snatch block.
— Thrust block broken.
— Thrust block damaged.
— Thrust block rings defective.
Blockade-d.
— Blockade is not taken off.
— Blockade is taken off.
— Blockade runner.
— Blockading.
— Blockading squadron.
— Entrance of — blockaded.
— Entrance of — is not blockaded.
— Has the blockade been raised (or, taken
off)?
— I have (or vessel indicated has) run the
blockade.
— Is blockaded.
Under blockade.
When does the blockade commence 1
— You will be stopped by the blockading
ships.
Blood-y. Blood vessel.
Blow-n-ing. Blew.
— Blow out.
— Blow out — ■ boilers.
— Blow-off cocks (or, gear) .
— Blow-off cock out of order.
— Blow-off pipe burst.
— Blow-off valves.
— Blow off your steam.
Blow siren (or, steam whistle) at in-
tervals WD
— Blow through pipe.
Blowing hard. Squally weather zh
— Blowing too hard.
—I think it will blow.
— If it blows.
— If it continues to blow.
— It blew too hard.
My sails are all blown away (or, split),
VEC
—Shall I blow off my steam ?
— Should it come on to blow — from (quar-
ter to be indicated, if necessary) .
Blubber.
Blue.
— Blue light.
— Blue serge.
— Bum a blue light, or, Flash a little
powder.
Did boat take a blue light (lantern, or,
any means of making a signal) ?_.gsp
—Have you any blue lights ?
Blue peter. ( When spoken of. )
Hoist the blue peter ko
Blue peter "(theflUg) ... P
Bluff.
Blunder-ed-ing;.
Board. (A body of officials. )
— Board of Admiralty.
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BOARD.
GOX
GOY
GOZ
GPA
GPB
GPC
GPD
GPE
GPF
GPH
GPI
GPJ
GPK
GPL
GPM
GPN
GPO
GPQ
GPE
GPS
GPT
GPU
GPV
GPW
GPX
GPY
GPZ
GQA
GQB
GQC
Board — Continued.
—Board or Department of Agriculture.
Board or Collector of Customs.
— Board of Directors.
Board of Health.
Board of Survey.
—Board of Trade.
Board of Trade Officer (or, Inspector).
— Board of Underwriters.
Board of Works.
Harbor Board.
Local Board.
— Local Government Board.
— Local Medical Board.
■Marine Board.
Medical Board.
Trinity House (or, Light-House Board).
Board. (Timber.) (See also Board be-
low. )
Freeboard npw
Gangboard nwq
Board-ed-ing. To board. (See also
Board below) gpw
Board (On) Aboard cyx
— A contagious disease on board (or at
place indicated).
— A case of fever has broken out on board
(or on ship indicated).
Above board cyz
Admiral, or. Senior officer is on board
(or, at—) DKV
All onboard CZA
All on board perished. All hands lost,
DXQ
All on board saved. All hands saved,
DXR
Allow no communication. Allow no
person on board fm
— Am, I, or, Are we to board ?
Any cases of fever on board (or, at — )?
BON
Any letters (or, despatches) on board ?
KWX
Any person (anyone) on board ? epm
Any sick onboard? -.epo
— Are all your crew on board ?
— Are all your passengers on board ?
Attend on board fkx
— Board (or, visit) steamer (or, vessel).
— Board-ed-ing. To board.
— Boarder.
Boarding officer spi
— Boarding pike.
Boat is on board (or, alongside) ev
— Bring on board.
Captain is not on board hwk
Captain is on board hwl
Captain is requested to come on board,
HWN
— Come on board.
— Crew are all on board.
Crew not all onboard dya
Crew refuse to go on board KCU
> Dangerous to allow too many people on
board at a time gb
Females on board mvq
— Fire has broken out on board — of — .
Freeboard npw
Gangboard _.nwq
GQD
GQE
GQF
GQH
GQI
GQJ
GQK
GQL
GQM
GQN
GQO
GQP
GQB,
GQS
GQT
GQU
GQV
GQW
GQX."
GQY
GQZ
GRA
GRB
Board — Continued .
—Go on board.
— Got on board.
Has she any people on board? tfo
Have infectious cases on board pjh
Have military stores on board rtv
— Have, or, Has on board.
Have shipwrecked crew on board; will
you let me transfer them to you?
. (Number to follow) kda
Have you a Custom House official on
board? kgx
Have you a pilot on board? tja
Have you any combustibles on board?
ho
— Have you any women on board?
—Have you boarded (or, visited) ?
Have you had any sickness on board?
. wba
— Have you on board?
He has not many hands on board? .omd
I am coming (or, sending) on board,
czb
I have had cases of yellow fever on
board mwk
I have had no cases of- vellow fever on
board mwl
I have illness on board pcu
I have no combustibles on board HQ
— I have no women on board.
I have wrong papers on board tak
— I prefer stopping on board.
— I (or vessel indicated) was boarded.
— I will board.
I will come on board (or, alongside) if
you -will allow me Czd
— Is — (person indicated) on board?
Is the captain on board? hxe
Is, or, Was there anyone on board?.EQC
It is dangerous to allow too many peo-
ple on board at once gb
Leave on board .--QLC
— Log board.
Make sail, or, Go ahead and drop a boat
on board dvn
No boat onboard gtx
No intelligence obtained from vessel
boarded pog
— Passengers all on board.
Passengers not all on board dyb
— Put on board by — .
—Repair on board.
— Run on board by — .
— Send a rope on board.
Send a responsible person on board -CZE
Send carpenters on board — (ship indi-
cated) iby
— Send on board — to (or, for).
— Several (or number indicated) sick on
board.
— Shipped on board.
— Stay on board.
The consul is desired to come (or, send)
onboard jrp
There is a spare propeller on board.TZD
To whom shall I telegraph that all are
well on board? xmh
Troops onboard ybp
— Was not boarded.
— Was on board. Went on board.
Went on board. Was on board grb
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BOARD— BOAT.
GRC
GRD
ORE
GRF
GRH
Board — Continued.
•Were you boarded?
What is the number of mail bags you
have on board? fsp
-What vessels have you boarded?
— When will you board?
Will board (or, visit) .- yrd
"Will Lloyd's agent come on board?-QXK
■Will you f or person indicated) come on
board?
Will your doctor (or, surgeon) come on
board? wf
Your friend is on board nrs
GRI
GRJ
GRK
GRL
GRM
GRN
GRO
GRP
GRQ
GRS
GRT
GRU
GRV
GRW
GRX
GRY
GRZ
GSA
GSB
GSC
GSD
GSE
GSF
GSH
Boat.
(
Accident to boat -DCJ
All boats to return to the ship.
Code Flag over w
Am a mail boat rex
Arm boat eus
Bank is encumbered by fishing boats,
EP
Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb
tide eq
Berthon boat ghm
Beware of torpedo boats ..xo
Billy boat gky
Boat is coming to your assistance — et
— Boat bottom up (bearing, if necessary) .
— Boat can not be used.
Boat, or, Lifeboat can not come er
— Boat can not pull ahead.
— Boat come-ing (came).
— Boat hook.
Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary)
ES
— Boat is adrift.'
Boat is alongside (or, on board) ev
Soa,tiscaj>sized(bearing, if necessary) ap
Boat is going to you etj
Boat is lost aq
Boat is on board (or, alongside) ev
— Boat is on shore.
— Boat is safe.
Boat is stove ar
— Boat is sunk.
Boat is swamped as
— Boat oars.
— -Boat race.
— Boat rope.
Boat should endeavor to land where flag
is waved (or, light shown) jz
— Boat's compass.
— Boat's crew.
— Boat's crew will not come.
— Boat's davit.
— Boat's gear.
— Boat's gun.
Boats' recall. All boats to return to the
ship Code Flag over w.
-^-Boat's sail.
— Boat's slings.
—Boats are furnished with — (articles
indicated).
—Boats to assemble.
Bridge of boats hgo
Bring-to ; I will send a boat hix
— Bumboat.
Canboatsland? Can landing be effected?
EW
— Can send boat.
GSI
GSJ
GSK
GSL
GSM
GSN
GSO
GSP
GSQ
GSR
GST
GSU
GSV
GSW
GSX
GSY
GSZ
GTA
GTB
GTC
GTD
GTE
GTF
GTH
GTI
GTJ
GTK
GTL
GTM
GTN
GTO
GTP
Boat — Continued.
Can you send a boat?
— Can not get my boat out.
Cannot send a boat --- -.ex
Cargo boat.
— Coal boat.
Collapsible boat, or, Berthon boat--GHM
Custom-house boat. Revenue boat.KGU
Deal boat.
— Despatch boat.
Did boat take?
— Did boat.take blue light (lantern, or, any
means of making a signal) ?
— Did boat take water?
— Divisional boat.
Do not attempt to land in your own
boats ey
— Do not send boats ashore after dark.
Do you want a lifeboat?- ez
— Drop boat.
— Endeavor to pick up boat.
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
kite, or, raft, etc.) ka
Enemy's boat lzf
Enemy's gunboat lzi
Enemy's torpedo boat - ,lzm
Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen
to the — , steering to the — .-- oh
— Every boat.
Ferryboat mvy
— First-class torpedo boat.
Fishing boat (craft, or, vessel) kaz
— Flat-bottomed boat.
Government steamboat ofx
— Great risk in sending a boat.
— Guard boat.
— Gunboat.
Have lost all boats ; can you take people '
OfE? -^-- NI
Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here .fa
— Have only one boat (indicate other num-
ber, if necessary).
— Have you any lifeboats?
Have you lost all your boats? bl
Have yon seen a pilot boat (or, vessel)?
TJ
Have you seen any torpedo boats? — xr
Have you seen (or, heard) anything of
my (or, the) boat? fb
— Heave-to; I will send a boat.
— His boat.
— -Hoist up your boat.
— Horse boat.
— How many boats?
— How many torpedo boats passed in sight?
I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and crew.
NO
I have lost all my boats bo
— I have the boats ready.
I shall fire into the boats if they persist
in coming alongside nak
I should like to know the nature of the
sickness, if any, before I send my boat
(or, communicate) fc
— I will send a boat.
— In the boat.
Is there any danger of mines or torpedo
boats? xs
— Jolly boat.
— Keep the boat.
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BOAT— BOILER,
GTQ
GTR
gts:
GTU
GTV
GTW
GTX
GTY
GTZ
GUA
GUB
•GUO
GUB
GUE
GUP
GUH
GUI
GUJ
GUK
GUL
GUM
GUN
GUO
GUP
GUQ
GUR
GUS
GUT
GUV
GUW
GUX
GUY
GUZ
Boat — Continued.
— Lend me a boat.
Let no boat oome alongside ebh
Let your boats keep to windward until
they are picked up fd
Let your boats pull to — (bearing indi-
cated) QOA
Lifeboat _-. qrc
Life-Saving Service qri
Lifeboat is going to you fe
Lifeboat sent for qrj
Lifeboat unable to come er
— Long boat.
— Look out for a boat bearing — .
— Make a signal when you want a boat.
Make sail, or, Go ahead, and drop a boat
on board dvn
— Man and arm boats.
No boat available fg
— No boat could live.
No boat fit for this work zhv
— No boat on boar4.
— (number) torpedo boats (give nation-
ality) passed in sight xta
— Pick up boat.
— Picket (or, piquet) boat.
— Pilot boat (or, vessel).
— Pilot boat (steam).
Pilot boat's flag (when spoken o/)-.ndk
Pilot boat is advancing towards you.DNi
Pilot boat is most likely in direction in-
dicated (or, off — ) TK
— Prepare boat— to (or, for) — .
Put a compass in the boat _ _ jid
— Quarter boat.
— Saw boat (indicate place and time, if
necessary).
Saw torpedo boat (number, if necessary)
at — (or, near — ) xt
— -Seen nothing of your boat.
Send a boat (number, if necessary) . _fh
Send life-boat to save crew fj
— Send me a boat from the shore (a shore
boat) .
—Send a boat within hail.
— Send a water boat.
Sending a water boat tvj
— Send an armed boat.
— Send boat at — .
Send boat suitable for landing passen-
gers . FI
— Send boat for telegram.
—Send boat to (or, for).
Send boat to assist fgn
— Send boat to point out reef (rock, or,
shoal).
—Send boat to take off the crew.
—Send boat to tow.
—Send boat with hawser
Ship indicated wants a boat fk
—Shore boat.
— Smaller boat.
— Steam boat (large), launch.
— Steam boat (small), cutter, or gig.
Steam boat is aground dtjw
Steam guard boat.
Steam lifeboat.
Steam pilot boat gub
— Steam pinnace.
Submarine boat-- xbi
GVA
GVB
GVC
GVD
GVE
GVF
GVH
GVI
GVJ
GVK
GVL
GVM
GVN
GVO
GVP
GVQ
GVR
GVS
GVT
GVU
GVW
GVX
GVY
GVZ
GWA
GWB
GWC
GWD
GWE
GWF
GWH
GWI
GWJ
GWK
Boat — Continued.
The bank is encumbered by fishing
boats ep
—They are all in the boat.
They (boats) are making for the shore.Rrv
—Top-up boat.
Torpedo boat rwp
Torpedo gunboat (or, vessel) xwu
— Troop boat.
Tugboat tdr
— Use-d-ing steamboats — for.
— Veer a boat astern.
-Want a boat.
"Want a b®at ; man overboard bt
Want a boat immediately (if more than
one, number to follow) yg
We have sent for lifeboat . fl
— Whaleboat. Whaler.
Will not be accountable for boat
hire dfw
— Will send boat.
Will you go on shore in my boat?-.vzN
— You can not have a steamboat.
— Your boat.
Boatman.
Boatswain.
— Boatswain's mate.
— Boatswain's stores.
Bobstat.
BODY-ILY.
Anybody. Any person epq
Anybody on board epm
—Body post, or. Propeller post.
Everybody, or, Everyone miu
' Nobody, or, No one siu
Somebody, or, Some one wjp
Boil-ed-ing.
Boiler.
Blow out boiler gnv
— Boiler burst.
Boiler burst ; — men killed at
Boiler burst; — men killed, — others
woimded ._ au
Boiler burst; no one hurt av
Boiler burst ; no one seriously hurt-AW
Boiler burst; number of killed and
wounded not yet known .ax
Boiler burst ; several men killed ay
Boiler burst; several men wounded-. az
—Boiler burst ; very slight damage.
Boiler can not be repaired re
—Boiler damaged.
— Boiler has been repaired.
— Boiler has not been repaired.
— Boiler leaking.
Boiler leaking seriously rf
— Boiler leaking slightly.
— Boiler leaky ; must be blown off.
— Boiler loose (or, adrift).
— Boiler maker.
-Boiler must be repaired.
— Boiler plate.
-Boiler plates damaged.
■Boiler primes.
— Boiler requires cleaning.
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BOILER-
-BORN
Boiler — Continued.
Bond — Continued.
GWL
— Boiler requires repairs.
GYO
— In bond.
GWM
— Boiler room.
GYP
— Out of bond.
GWN
— Boiler tube.
GYQ
— Under bond.
GWO
— Boiler tube ferrules.
GWP
—Boiler tubes burst.
GYR
Bone-y.
Boiler tubes leaking-y rg
GYS
— Any bones broken?
GWQ
— Boiler tubes salted.
GYT
— Bones broken.
GWB
— Boiler working on seating.
GWS
— Clean the boiler.
GYU
Bonfire.
GWT
— Condensing boiler burst.
GWU
— Condensing boiler damaged,
GYV
Book-ed-ing. To book.
Condensing boiler tubes burst tde
GYW
— Book (a book).
GWV
— Donkey boiler.
GYX
— Book of Sailing Directions (indicate
GWX
— Donkey boiler burst.
place, if necessary).
GWY
— Donkey boiler damaged.
Have you a Book of Navigation Ta-
G"WZ
— Flue boiler.
Furnace crown of boiler collapsed . jroc
Have you a Book of Sailing Direc-
GXA
— Had only — boiler-s serviceable.
tions? r RO
GXB
—Have only one (or number shown)
GYZ
— Log book.
boilers.
GZA
— Meteorological log book.
GXC
— High-pressure boiler.
GZB
— Muster book (or, roll). Roster.
Laid up to have a new boiler put in. -Qiu
GZC
— New book.
GXD
— Locomotive boiler.
Not on Lloyd's Registry Book QXF
GXE
— Main boiler.
GZD
— Official log book.
GXF
— Multitubular boiler.
GZE
— Order book.
GXH
— -Must have a new boiler.
GZF
— Signal book.
GXI
— New boiler has been put in.
GZH
— Steam log book.
GXJ
— Port boiler.
What is the date of your signal book? vl
GXK
— Port boiler defective.
GXL
— Starboard boiler.
GZI
Book-seller.
GXM
— Starboard boiler defective.
GXN
— Tubular boiler.
GZJ
Boom.
Beware of boom (or, obstruction) — g jc
GXO
Boisterous-ly .
GZK
— Boom broken.
Stormy (boisterous) weather from
GZL
—Boom torpedo.
the — zi
GZM
— Boom, or, Obstruction broke adrift.
GZN
—Both booms broken.
GXP
Bold-ly-ness-er-est .
GZO
— Both booms with nets lost.
Is the coast bold? *i:.*jl':.'. iyc
GZP
— Flying jib boom.
GZQ
—Jib boom.
Bolivar (coin) asz
GZR
— Jib boom sprung.
GZS
— Lower boom.
gx;q
Bolivia-n. Bolivian Colors.
Main boom bgh
GZT
— One boom broken.
GXR
Bollard. Towing bollard.
GZU
— One boom with net lost.
GZV
— Spanker, or. Driver boom.
GXS
Bolt-ed-ing. To bolt.
GZW
-^Spanker boom sprung.
GXT
—Bolt (a bolt).
GZX
— Studding-sail boom.
GXU
—Bolt rope.
There is a boom across dhy
GXV
— Connecting-rod bolts broken.
GZY
—Torpedo boom, or, Spars for nets.
GXW
— Coupling bolts broken.
GXY
— Engine bolts.
HAB
Boot, or, Shoe.
GXZ
— Eyebolt.
HAC
— Sea boots.
GYA
-^-Holding-down bolts loose.
GYB
—Piston-rod bolts broken.
HAD
Borax.
GYC
— Ringbolt.
GYD
—Screw bolt.
Border (Bpundary) hbz
GYE
—Shackle bolt.
GYF
— Shaft coupling bolts broken.
HAE
Bore-d-ing. ( To pierce. )
GYH
Bomb. Bomb shell. ^
HAF
Bore. ( Tidal wave. )
GYI
— Bomb vessel.
HAG
Bore. (To bear.)
GYJ
Bombard-ed-ing-ment.
At — (hour indicated), — (place indi-
GYK
has been bombarded.
cated) bore — , distant — miles ed
At — (time indicated) light bore — .-.pv
GYL
Bona fide.
Bear up for -GBR
Bore up for... gbs
GYM
GYN
Bond-ed-ing.
— Have you given bond?
Born. (See Birth) '— -Gld
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BORNE— BOX.
HAI
HA J
HAK
HAL
HAM
HAN
HAO
hap'
HAQ
HAR
HAS
HAT
HAU
HAV
HAW
HAX
HAY
HAZ
HBA
HBC
HBD
HBE
HBF
HBG
HBI
HBJ
HBK
HBL
HBM
HBN
HBO
HBP
Borne.
borrow-ed-ing.
— Can I borrow 1
Borrower.
borsenhalle.
Report me to the Borsenhalle at Ham-
burg UL
Boss.
— Boss of screw.
Both.
Both alike dxb
Both Houses of Congress or Parlia-
ment _ ozp
— Both sides.
— On both sides.
Shorten in both hawsers opx
Vqer both hawsers opz
Bottle.
— Empty bottles.
— Water bottle.
Bottom.
Boat bottom up (bearing if necessary) ,
GRI
— Bottom (ship's) foul.
— Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones.
Directly you get bottom, let go your
anchor ehv
— Double bottom.
Flat-bottom boat gsy
—Foul ground. Rocky bottom.
Good bottom for anchorage ekx
—Got bottom with — feet.
— Hard bottom.
I can not make out the bottom flag.NDF
— Muddy bottom.
No bottom with — feet.
Require diver to examine bottom. - .lie
Rocky bottom. Foul Ground haz
— Sandy bottom.
Sheathing for bottom (nuniber of sheets
to follow) ---VUG
— Ship's bottom must be looked at.
— Soft bottom.
— Weedy bottom.
— What is the nature of the bottom ? or.
What kind of bottom have (or, had)
you?
Bottomry.
Boughdais. (Measure of weight) baj
Bought. Buy-ing. (See Buy. )
Can I buy? hov
I can buy H0W
— I have bought.
I intend to buy hox
I wish to buy HOy
— Was not to be bought.
Will you (or person indicated) buy?.ucF
Boulevard, or, Terrace.
HBQ
HBR
HBS
HBT
HBU
HBV
HBW
HBX
HBY
HBZ
HCA
HCD
HCE
HCF
HCG
HCI
HCJ
HCK
HCL
HCM
HCN
HCO
HOP
HCQ
HCR
HCS
HOT
HCU
HCV
HCW
HCX
HCY
HCZ
HDA
HDB
HDC
HDE
Bound-to (or, towards).
Homeward-bound.- oxl
— I am (or, vessel indicated is) bound to —
(place indicated).
— I am (or, vessel indicated is)iiom — t and
bound to — (places indicated) .
■ I have reported you to the vessel I spoke ;
she is bound to — urt
Outward bound-- swy
— Strange sail (or, vessel indicated) is
bound to — .
Where are you bound ? sh
—Where was she bound 1
Bound to. (See also Oblige and Compel.)
— Bound to be given up.
— Bound to give it up.
Will be bound (compelled) to — jiw
Bound. (Bind.)
Weather bound — at — yzf
Wind bound — at — zpq
Boundary.
Bountiful-ly-ness.
HCB Bounty.
Bow (of a ship).
Above the bow dan
— Bow compartment.
— Bow injured.
— Bow light (or, lantern, or, lamp).
Breakers, Reefs, Rocks, or, Shoal on port
bow hpd
Breakers, Reefs, Rocks, or, Shoal on star-
board bow hfe
Cross the bow -.keg
Is your bow much damaged? kjp
— Keep her bows on.
— Look out on lee bow.
— Look out on weather bow.
— Name on the bow.
— No name on the bow.
— On lee bow. Lee bow.
— On port bow.
— On starboard bow.
— On weather bow.
— Port bow
—Port-bow light.
Ram bow uhm
— Starboard bow.
— Starboard-bow light.
Bower
Best bower ehp
Bower anchor (weight in cwts., if nee
essary __ehq
— Bower cable.
Small bower ..--Ejs
Bowsprit.
— Bowsprit cap.
•Bowsprit sprung.
Keep a light on your bowsprit end.-QY
— With loss of bowsprit.
Box.
Despatch box.
— Junction box.
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BOX— BRIBE.
HDF
HDG
HDI
HDJ
HDK
HDL
HDM
HDN
HDO
HDP
HDQ
HDR
HDS
HDT
HDU
HDV
HDW
HDX
HDY
HDZ
HEA
HEB
HEC
HED
HEF
HEG
HEI
HEJ
HEK
HEL
HEM
HEN
HEO
HEP
HEQ
HER
HES
HET
HETT
HEV
Box — Continued.
Paddle box
— Stuffing box.
— Stuffing box broken.
— Stuffing-box glands out of order. "ii)."V
boxhaul-ed-ing.
Boy.
BRACE-D-iNG. To BRACE
— Brace round.
— Brace round your head yards.
— Brace up.
Bracket.
Brackish.
Brail-ed-ing UP.
— Brail up the spanker.
Brake.
— Pump brakes.
Branch-ed-ing.
Brand-ed-ing.
— What brand (or, trade-mark) ?
Brandy.
Brass-y.
— Connecting-rod brasses broken (or, out
of order).
— Crank brasses broken (or, out of order).
Crank-pin brasses broken kbn
Main-bearing brasses broken (or, out of
order) «bo
— Piston-rod brasses broken (or-, out of
order).
Brave-ly-ry-r-st.
Brazil-ian. Brazilian Colors.
Breaoh-ed-ing.
— Made a breach.
Bread.
— Bread and water.
Bread bag. Biscuit bag - - fse
Bread is not good. Biscuit is not
good GLK
— Bread room.
— Breadstuffs.
—Fresh bread. Soft bread.
— No bread.
Soft bread. Fresh bread - heo
"Want bread. In want of biscuit . - gln
Breadth. Broad. (-See also Broad. ) .
— Hair's breadth.
—The breadth of — .
—What width (or, breadth) ?
Break-ing. Tp break. (See also Broken).
•A regular break up. An end to the fine
weather.
Am aground, likely to break up ; require
immediate assistance ca
HEW
HEX
HEY
HEZ
HFA
HFB
HFC
HFD
HFE
HFG
HFI
HFJ
HFK
HFL
HFM
HFN
HFO
HFP
HFQ
HFB
HFS
HFT
HFU'
HFV
HFW
HFX
HFY
HFZ
HGA
HGB
HGC
HGD
HGE
HGF
HGI
HGJ
Break — Continued.
— Break in cable.
Break-ing. Broke the quarantine laws,
UEB
— Breaking up.
Breakwater. hfm
— Can one break through the ice 'l
Enemy is breaking up his encampment,
v lzc
Icebreaker pbv
The ice is so solid, I can not break
through; send help... ..-^-..pcp
— When did sickness break out ?
Breakage. (Fracture. ) - -npj
Breaker. Barricoe (a small cask) .pxy
Veer a breaker astern ,.pxz
Breakers.
Among the breakers. egf
Breakers ahead. Reef, Rock, or, Shoal
ahead of you. ,
— Breakers on the — .
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
■ port bow.
— Breakers. Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
starboard bow.
Ice breakers pbv
Breakfast. To breakfast.
After breakfast dqp
— Before breakfast.
— Breakfast before you start.
— Have you breakfasted ?
—Will you breakfast with me ?
Breakwater.
Breast.
Abreast, or. Abeam of cxv
— Breast high.
— Breast hook.
— Breast rope.
Breath-e-ed-ing.
Breech-ing.
Breeches buoy.
Breech-loader-ing.
Breed-ing. Bred.
Breeze. (See also Wind) .
— A stiff breeze.
As soon as there is a breeze _ _ _ fbq
— Breeze will freshen.
— Fresh breeze.
— I shall weigh the moment the breeze
springs up.
— Land breeze.
Moderate breeze .1 rxk
— Sea breeze.
— Slight breeze.
— Strong breeze.
— The breeze will die away.
— When the breeze goes down.
— When the wind (or, breeze) .
HGK Bribe-d-ing-ry.
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BRICK— BROKE
1
i
i
HGL
Brick.
Bring — Continued. ]
HJF
—Shall I bring my ship's papers with me ?
HGM
Bridge (of a ship).
HJG
— She (or vessel indicated) has brought. !
The captain must bring the ship's papers j
HGN
Bridge (over a river, etc.).
with him hxj
HGO
— Bridge of boats.
"When do you intend to bring up
HGP
— Drawbridge.
(anchor)? ekf
HGQ
— Floating bridge.
Where do you intend to bring up
HGR
— Foot bridge.
HGS
Bridle.
HJI
Britain-annia-ic-on .
HGT
Brief-ly. Brevity. ■
HJK
British. British Colors. (See also
HGU
— Be as brief as possible.
England. )
British Code List of Ships . izd
HGV
Brig.
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign
HGW
— Did you see a brig ?
Shipping QWV
,HGX
— Spoke a brig.
HJL
Broach-ed-ing — TO.
HGY
Brigade.
HGZ
— Fire brigade.
Broad. Breadth -.heq
HIA
— Naval brigade. Brigade of seamen.
HJM
— Broader-est.
HIB '
— Rocket brigade.
HJN
— How broad is — ?
HIC
Brigand.
HJO
Broadside.
Beware of brigands. gjd
HJP
— Broadside on (or, to).
HJQ
— Port broadside.
HID
Brigantine.
HJR
— Starboard broadside.
HIE
Bright-en -er-est-ly-ness.
HJS
Broke-n. (See also Break. )
A case of fever has broken out on
HIF
Brine-y.
board — (or on ship indicated). . _gpr
HIG
— Brine cock.
Air-pump rod broken dwf
HIJ
— Brine pump.
Any bones broken ?.-_ gys
Arm broken fvi
HIK
Bring-ing. To bring.
Beacon, or, Buoy has broken adrift (or,
HIL
— Bring all the letters and papers.
isgone) _ -_ .gae
Bring all your papers ljz
Bone broken _gyt
HIM
— Bring it to the windlass.
Boom broken gzk
HIN
— Bring the papers to me.
Boom, or, Obstruction broken adrift,
HIO
— Bring the ship in as close as possible.
GZM
Bring your papers on board- taf
Both booms broken gzn
HIP
— Bring away.
Break-ing, Broke the quarantine laws,
HIQ
— Bring, or, Brought despatches.
UEB
HIR
— Bring, or, Brought intelligence.
Broke adrift dmo
HIS
— Bring nothing.
Broke from nrv
HIT
— Bring off.
HJT
— Broke from her moorings.
Bring on board gpz
HJU
— Broke loose.
HIU
— Bring on shore.
HJV
— Broke out.
HIV
— Bring out.
HJW
— Broke up.
HIW
— Bring up.
HJX
— Broken down.
Bring-to. Heave-to — until ._ lr
Cable is cut (or, broken) hqp
HIX
— Bring -to ; I will send a boat.
Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of
Bring-to with a kedge. Drop a kedge,
order) jmr
PXV
Connecting-rod bolts broken gxv
Bring your papers on board taf
Connecting-rod brasses broken (or, out
HIY
— Brought.
of order). .heb
Coupling bolts broken ..gxw
HIZ
— Can, or] Shall I bring ?
Come nearer, Stop, or, Bring-to ; I have
Crank brasses broken (or, out of order),
something important to communi-
HEC
cate - _ Code Flag over h
Crank broken .kbi
Do not bring the light to the — (bearing
Crank pin broken .kbo
indicated) of — (bearing indicated) _px
Crank shaft broken ( or, defective) . . kbq
Has brought the account of — ..... dfb
Cylinder cover broken kic
HJA
— Have you, or, Has he brought ?
Eccentric bar broken .. fwj
HJB
— I shall bring to at — .
Eccentric rod broken .. -Lsx
HJO
— I shall not go far before I bring up.
Eccentric strap broken lsz
Is there anything to bring me up ?. .eqp
Engines broken down . . . mch
Let him bring on shore ( ashore ) fc y
Engines broken down ; I am disabled. bj
HJD
— Let them bring their tools with them.
Engines broken down; obliged to pro-
HJE
—Shall I bring?
ceed under sail mci
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BROKE— BUMP.
1 ,
Broke — Continued.
HKD
Broom.
/
Engines broken down ; towed in by — ,
MCJ
HKE
Brother.
Feed pipe broken (or, out of order) .muz
Fire has broken out on board of — . .gqc
Brought. (See Bring)
. .HIY
Has the ice broken up ? Has the winter
broken up — at — ?- -_pbj
HKF
Brow.
Have broken main shaft mr
Hawse pipe is broken ^...opn
HKG
Brown-ness.
High-pressure cylinder cover broken,
KAI
HKI
Bruise-d-ing.
High-pressure piston broken '. . oux
HKJ
— Severely bruised.
HJY
— I have broken the (or, my).
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
HKL
Brunt.
broken . kaj
. Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,
HKM
Brush-ed-ing.
KAM
HKN
— Electric brush.
Machinery broken down mch
HKO
— Hair brush.
t Machinery broken down ; irreparable at
HKP
— Paint brush (or, tool).
sea rdv
HKQ
— Scrubbing brush.
Machinery supposed to have broken
HKR
— Tar brush.
down ._ mca
Main-bearing brasses broken (or, out of
HKS
Brushwood.
order) Gbo
Main shaft broken MR
HKT
Bubble.
Main shaft broken in stern tube RGT
One blade of propeller (or, screw ) broken,
HKU
Bucket.
GMA
HKV
— Fire bucket.
One boom broken _._ __/. gzt
--
Packing ring of cylinder cover broken,
KAN
Piston broken tkx
HKW
Buffalo.
HKX
Bugle-d-ing. ,
Bugler.
Piston rod bolts broken gyb
HKY
Piston rod brasses broken (or, out of
order hed
Piston rod broken (or, cracked) kax
Piston rod crossheads damaged (or,
HKZ
Build-ing. Built. To build.
broken) kej
HLA
— Builder.
Propeller broken- _ _ _.. tyw
HLB
— Clinker built.
Propeller fram« broken. . tyz
HLC
— Clipper built.
Propeller shaft broken MR
HLD
— Contract built.
Pump lever links broken ubl
HLE
— Manufactured, Made, or, Built by
Sea inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,
Ship building yards
VXY
damaged) -. vla
Steel built vessel
WTL
Shaft broken vtj
Shaft-coupling bolt broken - G yf
Slide valve rod broken ._ woo
HLF
Bulgaria-n. Bulgarian Colors.
Slide valves broken wgj
Stuffing box broken ,_hdi
HLG
BULGE-D-ING.
Supposed with engines broken down.MCA
Tail end of main shaft broken lyo
HLI
Bulk-y-ness.
The plague has broken out at — tls
HLJ
—In bulk.
Three blades of propeller (or, screw)
broken - gmb
HLK
Bulkhead.
Thrust block broken gmz
HLM
— Collision bulkhead.
Thrust shaft broken . xkn
HLN
— Engine room bulkhead.
Tunnel shaft broken ydx
1
Two blades of propeller (or, screw)
HLO
Bullet. .■; i
broken gmc
HLP
Bullion.
HJZ
Broker.
Stockbroker (or, jobber) pvy
HLQ
HLR
Bullock. Ox. Cattle.
Bull's eye.
HKA
Brokerage.
HLS
Bulwark.
Bromide of potassium tqy
HLT
— Loss of bulwarks.
HKB
Bronchitis.
Bumboat
-GSF
HKC
Bronze.
HLII
Bump-ed-ing.
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BUMPKIN— BURST.
HLV
HLW
HLX
HLY
HLZ
HMA
HMB
HMC
HMD
HME
HMF
HMG
HMI
HMJ
Bumpkin.
Bundek. (Square Measure).
bundle-d-ing.
Bung.
Bunker. Coal bunker.
— Bunker coal.
Bunt.
Bunting.
Buot-ing. To buoy.
— Buoy (a buoy).
— Buoyed.
Anchor buoy egy
Beacon buoy gad
-Bell buoy gem
Black buoy glt
Breeches buoy hpt
Buoy (a buoy)-- hid
Buoyed hme
Can buoy ., hud
Channel buoy ILA
Chequered buoy.- iok
Conical buoy jpd
Cork buoy jwm
Fairway buoy mrg
Fog buoy ngh
Gas, or. Light buoy nxa
Green buoy ohs
Harbor, or, Entrance buoy mpe
Lifebuoy- qrd
Luminous buoy rde
Mine, or, Torpedo buoy xwn
Nun buoy slq
Pillar buoy tie
Red buoy .. umd
Sounding buoy ... wld
Spar buoy wlz
Spherical buoy wnk
Striped buoy xan
Submerged torpedo buoy xbl
Telegraph buoy xly
Torpedo buoy xwn
Whistling buoy - zde
White buoy zdg
Wreck buoy ziy
Bell buoy damaged; not working- .gen
Buoy bears.. gbj
—Buoy end of cable.
Buoy, or. Beacon has broken adrift (or,
is gone)-.. _„ .Gae
Buoy rope (of anchor) ehr
Buoy, or, Mark is not in its proper
place LC
— Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be
in its proper position.
■ — Buoys have all disappeared.
■Buoys have just been examined; they
are all right.
Buoyed.. hme
Channel is buoyed ow
How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
bear? _GAH
How must I bring the buoy (mark, or,
beacon) to bear? ...gai
HMK
HML
HMN
HMO*
HMP
HMQ
HMR
HMS
HMT
HMU
HMV
HMW
HMX
HMY
HMZ
HNA
HNB
HNC
HND
HNE
HNF
HNG
HNI
HNJ
Buoy — Continued.
— I do not think buoys (or, marks) can be
in their proper positions.
I have not been able to make out the
buoy (or, beacon) gaj
I have slipped my anchor, but it is
buoyed eiq
, — I think I must have passed the buoy (or,
beacon).
— Is it, or, Are they buoyed?
Is the channel buoyed? pc
— Is there a buoy (or, mark) on shoal (or,
on-)?*
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your port
hand oak
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your star-
board hand GAL
—Leave, or, Put a buoy on — .
— Leave buoy — at — . .
Leave the buoy (or, beacon;to port..LZ
Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to star-
board MA
— Let go the life buoy.
— Make fast to a buoy.
Marks are all gone. There are no marks
(or, buoys) rlm
— Missed the buoy.
— Near the buoy.
—Off the buoy.
Slip your cable and buoy the end. _hrq
Steer directly for the buoy (or, bea-
con) gam
The shoal is buoyed vyx
— They have a buoy (or, mark) on.
— To the buoy.
Buoyant-cy.
— Buoyant mine.
Burden, or, Burthen-ed-ing-some.
— Tonnage burden.
Bureau de Change. Exchange Office.
-NQP
Bureau Veritas .
Burgee.
Burgundy wine __.zgb
Burial ground. Cemetery igs
Burn-ing. Burnt. To burn.
Burn a blue light, or, Flash powder,
. goq
— Fird has been burning these — hours.
Fire, or, Lights will be kept burning at
the best place for landing ke
Keep a light burning . kc
Vessel indicated was most likely burnt.
Will not burn.
You must keep a light burning kc
Burst-ing.
Blow-off pipe burst gny
Boiler burst gvu
Boiler burst ; — men killed at
Boiler burst; — men killed, — others
wounded au
Boiler burst ; no one hurt av'
Boiler burst; no one seriously hurt- AW
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185
BUBST— BY.
HNK
HNL
HNM
HNO
HNP
HNQ
HNR.
HNS
HNT
HNU
HNV
HNW
HNX
HNY
HNZ
HOA
HOB
HOC
HOD
HOE
HOF
HOG
HOI
HOJ
HOK
HOM
HON
Burst — Continued.
Boiler burst; number of killed and
wounded not yet known ax
Boiler burst ; several men killed ay
Boiler burst; several men wounded .az
Boiler burst ; very slight damage -Gvw
Boiler tubes burst gwp
Condensing boiler burst awr
Condensing boiler tubes burst yde
Condenser tubes burst jmu
Donkey boiler burst awx
Steam pipe burst -.tko
—Will burst.
Burthen. (See Burden)... ..hna
Burton.
Bury-ied-ing-ial.
Burial ground . Cemetery igs
Buried under — .
When does burial (funeral) take place?
ntl
BUSH-ED.
— In the bush.
Bushel. (Measure of capacity) ayp
Business.
— Busy-ily.
— Are you, or,, Will you be busy.
— Business dull.
— Business good.
— Business transactions.
— Did you do any business?
— How is business going?
— I do business with — .
I have no business agent (or, I do not
know of any agent) at — dsq
— If you are busy.
— Interferes with business.
— Person indicated has not suspended
business.
— Person indicated has suspended business.
— Suspended business.
— They do business with.
— Very busy-ily.
Who are the best agents (or, people) to
do business with?-- dsz
Whom do you do business with? --.dtc
Who generally does businessf or —?.DTB
—Will yon be, or, Are you busy?
—You had better do business with — .
Your agent, (or agent specified) has (or,
have) discontinued business dtf
Your agent (or agent specified) has (or-,
have ) suspended business dtg
But.
— But not.
Butcher.
Someone to look after stock RAD
Butt. (Measure of capacity) ayq
BUTT-END -LYJ
HOP
HOQ
HOS
HOT
HOU
HOV
HOW
HOX
HOY
HOZ
HPA
HPB
HPC
HPD
HPE
HPF
HPG
HPI
HPJ
HPK
HPL
HPM
HPN
HPO
HPQ
HPR
HPS
HPT
HPTJ
HPV
Butter.
Irish butter.
— Fresh butter.
Salt butter.
BUTTON-ED-ING.
Buy-ing. Bought. To buy. (See also
Purchase) hbm
—Can I bay?
— I can buy.
I have bought hbn
— I intend to, buy.
— I wish to buy.
Was not to be bought - - hbo
Will you (or person indicated) buy (or,
purchase)? ucf
Buyer.
-BJQ
By. i
— By a shot.
By all means..- dyk
By an Act of Congress (or, Parliament),
DIE
By and bye. Not yet hpx
—By day.
— By degrees.
By him (his, her-s, it-s) bjr
By me (my, mine) bjs
By messenger (or, bearer) RQU
—By night.
— By no means.
By our-s (us) -_bjy
— By post.
— By rail.
By steamer -_.wtf
— By telegraph.
By that (or, this) — bjt
By the bju
By, or. With the army ...ewg
— By, or. With the convoy.
By the crew kcl
— By the head.
— By the packet (or, mail).
— By the side of.
— By the stern. Inches by the stern.
— By the sun.
— By, or. To the wind.
By them (their-s) bjv
By there bjw
By these (or, those) bjx
By this (or, that) --BJT
— By this means.
By us (our-s) bjy
— By way of.
By what authority? pmy
By what means? rnv
— By what time ?
By which (or, what) bjz
By whom (or, whose) bka
By you-r-s bkc
— Byword.
— Gone by. Passed by.
Me by . bkd
Not by — — -CFO
Passed by. Gone by - hpv
Towed by, or, In tow of xyu
186
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
PAKT II.
BYE— CAKE.
HPX
HPY
HPZ
HQA
HQB
HQC
HQD
HQE
HQP
HQG
HQI
HQJ
HQK
HQL
HQM
HQN
HQO
HQP
HQR
HQT
HQU
HQV
HQW
HQX
HQY
HQZ
HBA
HRB
Bye.
— By and bye. Not yet.
— By-law.
— Good-bye.
I shall come off by and bye .
-JDG
C. (Letter.) (For neiv method of spelling,
see page 13.)
Cab.
Cabbage.
Cabin.
— Cabin passenger — for.
— Cabin table requisites.
Cabin window.
Deck cabin.
--State room.
Cabinet.
Cable. (Measure of length) avn
Cable.
— About to veer cable.
Are towing cables fast ? Are you (or,
your hawsers) fast? xyj
—Are your cables clinched ?
Armor-ed cable . evu
— Be ready to slip your cable.
Bend cable gpj
Bower cable hcw
Break in canle hew
Buoy end of cable hmf
Cable (to telegraph) _xlo
— Cable is cut (or, broken).
Cable is repaired uqy
— Cable laid. Cable-laid rope.
— Cable parted.
— Cable tank.
— Cablegram. .
— Cable (chain). (Circumference in £ of
an inch, and length in fathoms, to be
indicated, if necessary. )
—Cable, or, Hawser (hemp). (Size and
length to be indicated, if necessary. )
— Can not veer any more cable.
Cast off towing cables.- xyn
— Coir, or, Grass cable.
— Cut, or, Slip your cable.
Driving; I can veer no more cable.
No more anchors to let go nk
■Electric cable.
HRC
HRD
HRE
HRF
HRG
HRI
HR^T
HRK
HRL
HRM
HRN
HRO
HRP
HRQ
HRS
HRT
HRU
HRV
HEW
HRX
HRY
HRZ
HSA
HSB
HSC
HSD
HSE
HSF
HSG
HSI
HSJ
HSK
HSL
Cable — Continued.
— Fasten your chain to towing cable.
Have all your anchors and cables ready
for use eig
— Heave-ing, Hove short.
Hemp cable, or, Hawser : _.-.hqx
— How much cable have you out ?
I am laying (repairing, or, picking up)
a telegraph cable. Keep out of my
way J.. xlq
— I am obliged to slip my cable ; pick it
up for me.
I have picked up telegraph cable ...wu
— I mean to*slip cable.
■ — I must cut my cable.
— Is there a telegraph cable near me ?
In "anchoring, look out for telegraph
cable wv
Insulate-d-ing wire (or, cable) pnt
— Is the cable fast (or, rope belayed)?
— Main cable.
— Not cable enough ; give more scope.
Pay out cable ku
— Range your cable.
Send an anchor and cable off immedi-
ately (indicate if Trior e than one) . _ejm
Sending, Sent an anchor and cable. -EJN
— Sheet cable.
Shorten in cable to the number of
shackles indicated.
— Slip your cable and buoy the end.
— Spring on the cable.
Steel wire cable wro
Stop engines to adjust towing cables,
DKH
— Stream cable (chain) .
— Submarine cable.
— Survey chain cable.
— Telegraph cable.
There is a telegraph cable on — (bearing
indicated) en
— Towing cable is damaged (or, stranded).
Towing cable is fast xyv
— Unbend cables.
— Unshackle cables.
— Veer cable to — (number of shackles
indicated) .
Veer more cable ku
Veered-ing my cable.
— Veered-ing my cable (indicate which,
and number of shackles, if necessary. )
Want a cable (size to follow) yb
W*nt a cable and anchor . yd
— Want a hemp cable.
— What length are your cables (or cable
indicated) 1
•Wire cable (or, hawsers) .
Cadet.
Cadiz.
-My first meridian is Cadiz, west of Green •
wich 6° 12" 24' = Oh. 24m. 49.6 sees.
Cape. Restaurant.
Caisson. \ -.' .;'"■"
Cake.
Oil cake gQE
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187
CALAMITY— CAN.
HSM
HSN
HSO
HSP
HSQ
HSR
Calamity-ous. (Disaster)
Calavances.
Calculate-ing-ion.
— Have, or, Has made no calculation.
—Have yon, or, Has he calculated ?
—I have, or, He has calculated.
— What is your calculation ?
-LCK
HST J Calf.
HSU
HSV
HSW
HSX
HSY
HSZ
HTA
HTB
HTC
HTD
HTE
HTF
HTG
HTI
Caliber.
— Guns of the caliber of — .
Calico.
Call-ed-ing. To call.
Attention is called to page — , paragraph
— , of the International Code — dh
N. B. — The page is to be shown first, and
then the paragraph. This signal
should be employed only between vessels
using the United States edition, as
otherwise the pages referred to will not
correspond.
Call alongside _._eax
— Call at the post office for letters.
— Call for my letters.
Call off — for orders.
— Call upon (or, see) .
—Called for — .
Calls the attention of the first (or,
nearest) ship on the bearing (from the
person signaling) pointed out by com-
pass signal di
Calls the attention of second ship , etc . d j
Calls the attention of third ship, etc .dk
Calls the attention of fourth ship , etc _dl
Calls the attention of fifth ship, etc- dm
Calls the attention of sixth ship, etc . dn
Calls the attention of the shore signal
station on the bearing (from the per-
son signaling) pointed out by compass
signal .- do
Calls the attention of vessel coming into
the anchorage on the bearing (from
the person signaling) pointed out by
compass signal .'.-.dp
Calls the attention of vessel leaving
the anchorage on the bearing (from
the person signaling) pointed eut by
compass signal -• dq
Galls the attention of vessel whose dis-
tinguishing signal will be immedi-
ately shown dr
—Do, or, Does not touch (or, call) any-
where (or, at — ).
Do you, or, Does — (vessel indicated)
call anywhere (or, at — ) ?- - hw
—Do you call at any port before destina-
tion?
Have you called anywhere (or, at — )?
EQT
I have orders for you not to touch (or,
call at) — — - --sn
— I shail call at — .
I shall not touch (or, call) any where (or,
at—) - E«u
—Port of call.
—Shall, or, Will call (or, be called).
HTJ
HTK
HTL
HTM
HTN
HTO
HTP
HTQ
HTR
HTS
HTU
HTV
HTW
HTX
HTY
HTZ
HUA
HUB
HUC
HUD
HUE
Call — Continued.
Where do you intend calling for orders 1
—Will you call ?
Calm-ed-ing-ly-ness.
—Calm and light winds.
Calm sea -- uo
— Calm the sea by pouring oil on it.
— Calms prevail.
— Fall-ing, calm. ,
— If it should be calm.
Meteorological report for to-day gives
calm RSG
Meteorological report for to-morrow
gives calm Rsk
Caloric.
-^-Caloric engine.
Cam.
Camber.
-JCF
Cambric.
Came. (See Come)
Camel.
Camp.
— Camp equipage.
Campaign.
Camphor- ate-d .
Can-ned. A can. (Tin.)
— Can buoy.
Can (or, May) -bke
.Can, or, May be -.bfg
Can, or, May do (or, be done) blt
Can, or, May do it blu
Can, or, May have bqe
Can, or, May have been _. __bfh
Can, or, May have done (or, been done),
BLV
Can, or, May have had ---Bqf
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) ? - - bt j
Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated ) ? btk
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have been ? btl
Can, or, May his (her-s, it-s)? bkf
Can, or, May I (my, mine) ? bkg
Can, or. May I be? bkh
Can, or, May I have some — ? bqg
Can, or, May it be done ? __blw
Can, or, May that (or, this)? bki
— Can, or, May the ?
Can, or, May there be?. bfi
Can, or. May these (or, those)? bkj
Can, or. May they (their-s) bkl
Can, or, May they not? bkm
Can, or, May we (our-s)? bkn
Can, or. May you (your-s)? bko
Can not, or May not bkp
Cannot, or, May not be bfj
Can not, or, May not do (or, be done),
BLX
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
CAN— CAPABLE.
Can — Continued.
Can not, or, May not do it bly
Can not, or, May not have - - b<$h
Can not, or, May not have been bfk
Can not, or, May not have done (or,
been done) blz
Can not, or, May not have had bqi
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be ? .. .btm
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
sonss or things indicated) have been ?
BTN
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or may) bua
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) be buc
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) bud
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) be ..bue
How can (or, may)? bxj
lean (or, may) bkq
lean (or, may) be bfx
I can (or, may) have bri
I can not (or, may not)--- bkr
I can not (or, may not) be bfy
I can not (or, may not) have brj
I shall (or, will) if lean bks
I will doit if lean lip
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) --._byd
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) bye
If I can (or, may) bza
If I can not (or, may not) bzc
If it can (or, may) be done bzh
If it can not (or, may not) be done. _bzs
If they can (or. may) cah
If they can not (or, may not) cai
If we can (or, may) caz
If we can not (or, may not) cba
If you can (or, may) __cbs
If j ou can not (or, may not) -.cbt
It, etc. (See He, above. )
It can be < bgn
It can (or, may) be done bnk
It can not be bgo
It can not (or, may not) be done bnl
No; I can not -_huz
Nothing can ( or, could) skb
That, or, This can (or, may) ckq
That, or. This can (or, may) be ckr
That, or, This can not (or, may not) -Cks
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be,
CKT
There can (or, may) cmi
There can (or, may) be cmj
There can not(or, may not) cmk
There can not (or, may not) be cml
They can {or, may) bkt
They can (or. may) be bhp
They can (or, may) have bsf
They can not (or, may not) bku
They can not (or, may not) be bhq
They can not (or, may not) have. . _bsg
"We can (or, may) bkv
We can (or, may) be . bih
We can (or, may) have .bsn
We can not (or, may not) bkw
We can not (or, may not) be bij
We can not (or, may not) have bso
HUF
HUG
HUI
HUJ
HUK
HUL
HUM
HUN
HUO
HUP
HUQ
HUR
HUS
HUT
HUV
HUW
HUX
HUY
HUZ
HVA
HVB«
HVC
HVD
HVE
HVP
HVG
HVI
HVJ
HVK
HVL
HVM
HVN
HVO
Can — Continued.
What, or. Which can (or, may)?--.cpz
When can (or, may)? c«jz
When I can (or, may) crm
Where can (or, may)? csv
Who can (or, may)?-- cuj
— Why can (or, may)?
Why can not (or, may not)? cvd
— Yes ; I can.
You can (or, may) bkx
You can (or, may) be biy
You can (or, may) have Bsr
You can not (or, may not) ..-Bky
You can no (or, may not) be.-' biz
You can not (or, may not) have bsz
Canal.
— Canal is blocked.
— Canal is clear.
— Is canal clear?
CANCEL-ED-ma.
— Cancel-ed-ing the indentures.
— Certificate canceled
— Order canceled.
— Your orders are canceled.
Your original orders are canceled; I
am directed to inform you to proceed
to — TH
Candareen, or, Fun. (Coin) - atb
Candidate for.
— Examination of candidate for — (or,
at—).
Candle.
Cane-d-xng.
Cannibal-ism.
Cannon. (See also Gun.)
Cannon ade-d-ing .
Can not. (See also Can) bkp
— No ; I can not.
Canoe.
Cant-ed-ing.
Cantar. ( Measure of weight) bad
Canteen.
Canvas.
— Canvas to repair sails.
—Is, or, Are not stiff under canvas.
—Is, or, Are very stiff under canvas.
— Old canvas.
—Want No. — canvas (length indicated).
Cap.
Bowsprit cap hoy
— Lower cap.
—Topmast cap.
Capable-ility.
—Is he (or, it) capable?
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189
CAPACIOUS— CARGO.
HVP
Capacious. Capacity.
HXP
Captive-ivity. .
Measure of cubic capacity (see page 52); j
AYB
Measure of capacity {seepage 52)._ayj
Captive balloon ... ...pty
HXQ
Captuke-d-ing. Captor.
'
HXR
— Captured by.
JHXS
— Has been captured.
HVQ
Cape (Point).
HXT
— Have any vessels been captured?
HVB
— Off the cape.
HXU
— Vessel and cargo have been captured.
HVS
— Round-ing the cape.
HXV
— Was, or. Were captured.
HXW
— Will certainly be captured.
HXY
— Will perhaps be captured.
HVT
Capital.
HXZ
— You run the risk of capture (or, seizure).
HVU
Capitulate-d-ing-ion.
HYA
Car.
HYB
— Car, or, Omnibus leaves at — .
HVW
Capsize-d-ing.
HYC
— When does car (or, omnibus) leave
Boat capsized (bearing, if necessary) - ap
for — ?
HVX
— Did you see her capsize? ,
HVY
— Vessel indicated (by bearing) is capsized.
Carat. (Measure of weight) bae
HVZ
Capstan.
Capstan bar .. fwh
HYD
Carbolic acid. '
HWA
— Capstan disabled.
HYE
Carbon- ated-ic-ize-d.
HWB
— Steam capstan.
HYF
— Carbon plate.
HYG
— Carbon point.
HWC
Captain.
All captains dig
HYI
Card.
HWD
— By the captain.
Compass card JHG
HWE
—Captain desires me to inform you.
Captain in the Army .ewh
HYJ
Cardinal.
HWF
— Captain in the Navy.
HWG
—Captain is
HYK
Care-eul-ly-ness.
HWI
— Captain is dead (or, died on — ).
HYL
— Be careful not to give offense.
HWJ
— Captain is not.
Be very careful in your answer emu
HWK
— Captain is not on board.
Be very careful in your intercourse with
HWL
— Captain is on board.
strangers - rs
HWM
— Captain is on shore.
Take care, or, Be careful; caution is
HWN
— Captain is requested to come on board.
requisite -- -- -- ft
HWO
— Captain is sick.
HYM
— Take care range is clear.
HWP
— Captain is well.
HYN
— The greatest care (or, caution).
HWQ
— Captain, or, Master in the Mercantile
HYO
— Under the care (or, charge) — of.
Marine.
HYP
— Under your care (or, charge). x
HWR
— Captain of — .
HYQ
— Utmost care must be taken.
HWS
— Captain of the port, or, Harbor master.
You may go by your soundings, if you
HWT
— Captain requests.
use care wla
HWU
— Captain will not return until — .
HWT
—Consult captain.
HYR
Careen -ed-ing.
HWX
— Flag captain.
For, or, to the captain hxk
HYS
Career.
HWY
— From the captain.
Harbor master, or, Captain of the
HYT
Careless-ly-ness.
HWZ
— Have not seen the captain.
HYU
Cargo.
HXA
— Have seen the captain.
HYV
— Assorted cargo.
HXB
— Have you seen the captain?
HYW
— Coal cargo.
HXC.
— Inform the captain of.
HYX
— Cotton cargo.
HXD
—Is the captain coming on shore?
Dead weight cargo koj
HXE
— Is the captain on board?
HYZ
— Deck cargo.
HXP
— Request captain to come here (or to
HZA
— East India cargo. ... •.
place indicated).
HZB
— Frozen meat cargo.
HXG
— Request the captain of — (vessel indi-
HZC
— General cargo. .
cated).
HZD
— Grain cargo.
HXI
— Should the captain.
HZE
— Guano cargo.
HXJ
—The captain must bring the ship's papers
HZF
— Inflammable cargo.
with him.
HZG
— Live cargo.
HXK
— To, or, for the captain.
HZI
— Miscellaneous cargo.
HXL
— When the captain.
HZJ
— Not inflammable cargo.
HXM
— Where is the captain?
HZK
— Perishable cargo.
HXN
— Who is captain of ship signaled (or indi-
HZL
— Petroleum cargo.
cated)"! or. Who is your captain?
HZM
— Return cargo.
HXO
— With the captain.
—i —
HZN
— Timber cargo.
190
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
CARGO— CARRIED AWAY.
HZO
HZP
HZQ
HZR
HZS
HZT
HZU
HZV
HZW
HZX
HZY
IAB
IAC
IAD
IAE
IAF
IAG
IAH
IAJ
IAK
IAL
IAM
IAN
IAO
IAP
IAQ
IAR
IAS
IAT
IAU
IAV
IAW
IAX
IAY
IAZ
IBA
IBC
IBD
IBE
IBP
IBG
Cargo— Continued.
— West India cargo.
— Wheat cargo.
Advertise cargo and day of sale dob
—An opportunity for disposing of cargo.
Cargo boat ,---.- GSK-
— Cargo consists of — .
— Cargo damaged.
—Cargo damaged; extent not yet known.
— Cargo expected to be saved.
— Cargo expected to be sold.
— Cargo has been reshipped.
— Cargo in very good order.
— Cargo lost.
— Cargo must be reshipped.
— Cargo must be shipped.
Cargo not inflammable hz j
—Cargo not much damaged (slightly
damaged). /
— Cargo not salable.
Cargo^ or, Ballast has shifted ftn
— Cargo saved.
— Cargo so badly stowed that I am not
seaworthy.
— Cargo sold well.
■Cargo tinder weight.
Condition of cargo.
— Discharge-d-ing cargo.
— Discharge cargo as soon as possible.
Dispose of cargo as soon as possible.
Fire in hold amongst cargo --.or
— Have lost deck cargo.
— Have room for no more cargo.
— Have you cargo for more places than
one {or than one specified)1!
— Have you room for more cargo?
— How many tons dead weight of cargo
must you have?
How many tons of measurement goods
can you take? - oev
I have no cargo to disturb my com-
. passes JHTJ
I have received orders for you to dis-
charge cargo at sr
—Is reshipping her cargo.
— Is the cargo sold?
Is your cargo much damaged? bq
— Is your cargo very inflammable?
Manifest of cargo RJO
Must discharge cargo to repair damage,
KJR
My cargo is — --- hzr
Owners desire me to inform you to dis-
charge cargo first at — (place indi-
cated) SY
— Part of cargo saved.
—Proceeds of the cargo.
— Sell cargo as soon as possible.
—Send flats to discharge cargo.
Sold her cargo - wjf
Supercargo '- xeg
— The cargo is not yet sold.
— Valuable cargo.
Vessel and cargo have been seized (or,
captured) hxu
— Waiting for cargo.
Want lighters to take my cargo Qtb
— Want — tons dead weight of cargo.
— What cargo do you want?
— What cargo have you (or, has -
indicated)'} -
IBH
IBJ
IBK
IBL
IBM
IBN
IBO
IBP
IBQ
IBR
IBS
IBT
IBU
IBV
IBW
IBX
IBY
IBZ
ICA
ICB
ICD
ICE
ICF
ICG
ICH
ICJ
ICK
ICL
ICM
ICN
Cargo — Continued.
—What condition is' the cargo in?
— When do you commence discharging
cargo?
— When will you have the cargo (or,
the—)?
Where did you discharge cargo?
Where would my cargo sell?
— Whom is your cargo consigned to?
Without discharging cargo.
—Would my cargo sell here (or- at place
indicated)"!
— You will/lischarge cargo — at — .
Carling.
f A T? "PWlNTTTPTi
—Can I get carpenters? Want carpenters.
— Carpenters and caulkers may be ob-
tained at — .
— Carpenter's stores.
— Carpenter's tools.
— I have no carpenter's tools. Want car-
penter's tools.
— Send carpenters on board — (ship indi-
cated).
—Vessel (indicated) can lend you car.
penter's tools.
Carpet-ing.
Carpetbag r fsg
ICO
ICP
ICQ
Carriage.
— Gun carriage.
— Railway carriage.
— Torpedo carriage.
Carrier.
— Carrier pigeon.
Carronade.
Carrot.
Carry -ied-ing.
Can carry.
— Can you carry?
Can not carry more sail vdu
Carried out svt
Damaged, or, Sprung mast ; can not
carry, sail bh
Have they advertised for any vessel to
carry the mail? oof
How do you carry your helm? OTS
How many guns does she carry? - - .rkh
I mean to carry sail all night _vea
I will carry a light. I will show a light,
QRY
If you do not carry more sail we shall
part company .. -JGN
Keep ahead and carry a light dvk
No use carrying so much sail VED
She carries guns 1. okm
Will you carry alight? -QSR
Carried away.
— Carried away stem.
Funnel carried away nto
— Have, or. Has carried away.
I have carried away fore yard NKH
I have carried away main yard rge
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
191
CARRIED AWAY— CATTLE.
ICR
ICS
ICT
ICTJ
ICV
ICW
ICX
ICY
ICZ
IDA
IDB
DDC
IDE
DDF
DDH
IDJ
IDK
IDL
DDM
IDN
IDO
IDP
IDQ
IDR
IDS
IDT
IDU
Carried away — Continued.
I have carried away topsail yard. - .zkn
Stokehole, or, Fire-room ventilator
carried away - wvy
Tackle, or, Purchase carried away-.xrr
Cart.
Carte blanche.
Cartridge.
Ball cartridge _ftg
Blank cartridge gmk
— Empty cartridge cases.
— Service rifle cartridge.
■In want of cartridges.
— Pistol cartridges (revolver).
Quick firing cartridges {or, amm-nition),
EFX
— Rounds of rifle ball cartridge.
Want pistol (revolver) cartridges ..tkv
Case-d-ing. '
Case (a chest or box) hdb
— Case shot.
— Cot case.
Empty cartridge cases - icu
Empty cases lxy
— Have you a case for — ?
Mine ease. --._., ..run
Powder. case .. trk
— Send a — dozen cases — of — .
— Small case.
Torpedo case r.-_xwQ
Case. (Instance, etc.)
A case of fever has broken out on board
(or on ship indicated) gpr
— A good many slight cases.
Any cases of fever on board (or, at — ) ?
EON
Bad case fqw
— Case is for hospital. ,
— Case is infectious.
Case of cholera ipr
—Case of dysentery.
— Case of fever.
— Case of smallpox.
Have infectious case on board pjh
Hospital case oyr
I have had cases of yellow fever on
board mwk
I have had no cases of yellow fever on
board.-. mwl
It alters the case - eco
.—Other case.
— Slight case.
Case. In case.
— In case of. In the event of.
In case of accident (or, necessity) ...bp
In case of emergency lxf
In case we part company JGO
— In that case.
Cash, Sapeque, or, La (Coin) atc
Cash.
Can I get a bill cashed here?.- gki
Can not get a bill cashed here gkj
— Cashed-ing. To cash.
IDV
IDW
IDX
IDY
IDZ
IEA
IEB
IEC
IED
D3F
D3G-
IEH
IEJ
IEK
IEL
IEM
IEN
IEO
IEP
IEQ
IER
IES
IET
IEU
IEV
IEW
IEX
IEY
IEZ
IFA
IFB
IFC
IFD
IFE
Cash — Continued.
I will cash (or, take) your bill gkl
Will you cash a bill on — for met.OKM
Cashier-ed.
Cask.
— Can you supply me with casks of (indi-
cate number of casks, if necessary)'!
— Cask of water.
— Empty casks
Endeavor to send a line( by boat (cask,
kite, or, raft, etc.) ka
Cast-ing.
Apparatus for casting oil on the sea to
quiet it -.erf
— Cast away.
— Castaways.
Cast iron ._. ..iek
— Cast off.
Cast off towing cables xyn
— Cast to starboard.
Cast steel iel
— Cast to port.
Downcast lmg
—I must cast off.
—Shall I cast off?
Cast iron.
Cast steel.
Caste.
Castle.
— Forecastle. '
Castor oil.
Casualty.
Any casualties? eop
Cat. (Animal.)
Cat-ted-ting. To cat.
—Cat fall.
— Cat head.
Cat the anchor eht
Catamaran.
Catastrophe.
Catch-ing. Caught.
Caught fire IFG
There are plenty of fish to be caught
, here ncd
Torpedo catcher (or, chaser, or, destroyer)
XWR
Cathedral. i
Catholic. Roman Catholic.
A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
would be much valued tvy
Catoptric Light.
Catspaw.
Cattle. Bullock. Ox
— Cattle all well.
— Cattle men.
— Have lost — head of cattle.
-HLQ
192
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
CATTY— CERTIFICATE.
IFG
IPH
IFJ
IFK
IFL
IFM
IFN
IFO
IFP
IFQ
IFB
IFS
IFT
IFTJ
IFV
IFW
IFX
IFY
IFZ
IGA
IGB
IGC
IGD
IGE
IGF
IGH
IGJ
IGK
IGL
IGM
IGN
1GO
Catty. {Measure of weight) -..baf
Caught. Catch-ing iex
Caught fire.
There are plenty of fish to be caught
here ncd
Caulk-ed. To caulk.
— Caulker.
— Caulker's tools.
— Caulking.
— Thorough caulking necessary.
You can procure caulkers and carpen-
ters at— ibu
Cause-d-ing. (See also Reason. )
Better not ask the cause (reason) . . .fdn
— Cause, or, Reason must be assigned.
— Cause of complaint.
— Cause of delay (or, detention).
— Cause unknown.
Causeway- ifw
No cause of detention kyd
— Other cause.
— The cause (or, reason) assigned is.
— The cause (or, reason) assigned is suffi-
cient.
There has been so much fog as to cause
considerable detention ngl
What is the cause of your putting back?
UDE
— "What is the cause (reason) — of — ?
Causeway.
Caustic.
Caution-ous-ly. (See also Care. )
— Cannot be too cautious.
Caution is requisite; take care ft
— Greatest caution is necessary.
— Not sufficiently cautious.
— Sufficient caution.
Take care, or, Be careful; caution is
requisite ft
The greatest caution (or, care) hyn
— They are not cautious enough.
— You must be cautious.
Cavalry.
Cave. Cavern.
Cease-d-ing.
— Cease firing.
Cessation ijg
Cessation of hostilities ozb
Has the plague ceased at — (place
indicated)? tlr
Cedar.
Cede-d-ing. Cession.
Celebrate-d-ing-tion. Celebrity.
Cell-ular.
Air cells (or, spaces) dwh
IGP
IGQ
IGR
IGS
IGT
IGU
IGV
IGW
IGX
IGY
Cement-ed-ing.
— Portland cement.
— Roman cement.
Cemetery. Burial ground.
Censure-d-ing.
— Much censure for.
Cent. (Coin). atd
Per cent. Percentage 1 - -TF(J
Centavo. (Coin) ate
«
Centesimo. (Coin) atf
Centiare. (Square or surface measure),
AXE
Centigrade . ( For Thermometer Table
see page 60. )
Centigramme. (Measure of weight), -bag
Centilitre . (Measure of capacity) . _ ayr
Centime. (Coin) ... atf
Centimetre. (Measure ©/ length) — avo
Cubic centimetre (cubic measure). _znm
Square centimetre (square measure)&xx.
Centimo. (Coin) atf
Centner. ( Measure of weight) bah
Centner, or. Quintal.
(Measure of weight) -.bci
Centre-d-ing-al-ical.
Centre of hurricane bears — .
Keep in the centre of the channel- --LU
— Storm centre in — (direction indicated);
probable course towards — (direction
indicated).
You are steering right into the centre
of cyclone (or, hurricane) pan
IGZ
Centrifugal.
IHA
Century. Centenary.
EBB
Ceremony-ious .
IHC
Certain -ly-ty. ( See also Sure. )
Am, Is, or, Are certain (sure) xfk
Are you certain (sure) — of — ? xfl
IHD
— Be certain before you act.
IHE
— Certainly not.
IHF
— I am certain.
IHG
— I am not certain.
IHJ
— If you are certain.
IHK
— Is he certain.
IHL
— Most certain -ly.
IHM
— Not certain.
Will be certainly seized (or, captured),
HXW
IHN
Certificate.
Certificate cancelled < -- huo
IHO
— Certificate irregular.
Certificate of birth .glf
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
193
CERTIFICATE— CHANNEL.
Certificate— Continued.
Chance— Continued.
IHP
— Certificate of character.
If we separate, we may have a chance
IHQ
— Certificate of competency.
of escape mgy
IHR
— Certificate of death.
IKE
—No chance (or, opportunity).
IHS
— Certificate of marriage.
IKF
— No chance of peace.
IHT
— Certificate of pilotage.
IKG
— Only chance of safety.
IHU
— Certificate of service.
IHV
— Certificate returned.
IHW
— Certificate suspended.
IKH
Chancellor.
IHX
— Certificates are sufficient.
IH*
— Has no certificate.
IKJ
Chancery.
IHZ
— Have you, or, Has —(person indicated)
the necessary certificate (or, creden-
IKL
Chandler.
tials)?
IKM
— Ship chandler.
IJA
— Have you, or, Has — (person indicated)
the proper certificate of competency?
!
IJB
— Lost his (or, the) certificate.
Chang, or, Cheung. (Measure of length),
IJC
— Passing certificate — of (or, for)
AVP
IJD
— Proper certificate.
IKN
Change-d-ing-able.
Any change (or, alteration) eca
IKO
— Change (a change).
IJE
Certify-ied-ing.
IKP
—Change of mind.
IJF
— Officially confirmed (or, certified).
IKQ
— Change of Ministry.
IKR
— Change the key of cipher to — .
IJG
Cessation.
Change your anchorage ekt
Cessation of hostilities ozb
IKS
— Change your course.
Changeable weather yxz
Cession. Cede-d-ing.. — igm
Exchange office. Bureau de change . hnc
Has there been any change in the Gov-
IJH
Chafe- d-ing.
ernment in — 1 OGA
UK
— Chafing gear.
Likely to change <Jtr
IJL
— Chafing mats.
IKT
— May I change (or, shift)?
The wind is going to change zey
IJM
Chain-ed-ing.
IKU
— There will be a change.
Chain cable (circumference in i inch, and
IKV
— There will be no change until.
length in fathoms, to be indicated if
IKW
— To change.
necessary) hqw
IKX
— Unless a change takes place.
UN
— Chain locker.
When wind changes zfe
IJO
— Ghain obstruction.
IKY
— Will you change?
UP
— Chains. Channels. Chain plates.
Fasten your chain to towing cable. -HRC
IKZ
Channel, or, Fairway.
IJQ
— Fore chains.
About mid-channel czs
IJR
— Fourth-mast chains.
Across channel dhw
Length of chain QNE
Are you acquainted with the anchorage
US
— Main chains.
(place, or, channel)?- dhc
IJT
— Mizen chains.
Beware of torpedoes ; channel is mined,
IJTT
— Mooring chain.
XP
IJV
— Rudder chain.
ILA
— Channel buoy.
Stream chain (cable) ...hrt
ILB
— Channel Fleet (or, Squadron).
Survey chain cable hrv
Channel has altered; do not try it-.ECD
' Want chain cable yb
Channel, or, Fairway is buoyed ow
ILC
— Channel, or, Fairway is clear.
Chair-man, or, President tuq
Channel, or, Fairway is dangerous. -FU
Channel is dangerous without a pilot -LD
uw
Chalk -ed-ing. Chalky.
ILD
— Channel, or, Fairway is likely to be
mined.
— Channel, or, Fairway is narrow.
IJX
Challenge-d-ing.
ILE
Channel, or, Fairway is not mined- .xq
IJY
Chamber.
ILF
— Channel, or, Fairway is obstructed.
IJZ
— Chamber of Commerce.
ILG
— Channel, or, Strait of.
IKA
— Chamber of Deputies.
Channel pilot tiy
1KB
—Chamber of Shipping.
Clear channel — by (or, with) itc
Refrigerator, or, Cold-air chamber.DWL
ILH
— Do not know the channel (or, passage) .
ILJ
— Do you know the channel (or, passage)?
IKC
Champagne.
ILK
— Down channel.
I am in want of a channel pilot — for — t jb
IKD
Chance-d-ing.
I know the channel (or, passage) ...qcd
ILM
— In the ghannel (or, strait) of — .
ILN
ILO
— Inner entrance (channel, or, passage).
Is the channel buoyed?..-. PC
— Is the channel difficult?
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194
GENERAL VOCABULARY. PART II.
CHANNEL— CHIEF.
Channel — Continued.
Chart — Continued.
ILP
— Is the channel (or, fairway) mined?
IMX
— Indifferent chart.
Keep in the centre of the channel. ..lu
IMY
— Track chart — of.
Keep on port shore (or, side of channel,
IMZ
— Very good chart.
LV
Want chart of channel (or, harbor, etc.)
Keep on starboard shore (or, side of
YH
channel - lw
INA
Charter-ed — BY — .
ILQ
— Keep on the — (compass signal to follow)
INB
— Are you chartered?
side of channel.
INC
— Can I procure charter?
Mid-channel __rta
IND
— Charter is to be procured.
ILR
— Most water is in the — channel.
INE
— Chartered, or, Employed by Govern-
ILS
— Outer entrance (passage, or, channel).
ment.
ILT
— The channel is obstructed by a ship.
INF
— Charterer.
ILU
— There is a channel (or, passage) — (bear-
ING
— Charter-par^y.
ing indicated) .
INH
— I am chartered for — .
ILV
— Through, or, Into the channel.
Up channel..- ylu
INJ
— I am not chartered.
Want chart of channel (or, harbor, etc. )
INK
Chase-d-ing.
YH
INL
— Chase-r proves-d-ing to be.
ILW
— Which channel shall I take?
INM
— Have been chased by a privateer.
Have been chased by the enemy 01
Channels. Chain -plates. Chains- -up
INO
— I have been chased by — .
,
INP
— I have been chased by a disguised war
Chapel --_ znf
vessel.
INQ
— In pursuit (or, chase) of.
Chaplain, or, Clergyman itx
INR
— I shall give chase.
Keep to leeward of vessel chasing- _pzn
ILX
Charactee.
Keep to windward of vessel chasing. pzo
Certificate of character ihp
INS
— Should the chase.
ILY
— Objectionable character.
INT
— Strangers are chasing.
INU
— Vessel chasing is a friend.
ILZ
Charcoal.
INV
— Vessel chasing is an enemy.
1NW
— We hold our own with vessel chasing us.
Charge-d-ing. (See also Accuse. ) - _dgh
INX
— What do you think of vessel chasing?
IMA
— Charged with desertion.
Chasse-Maree. \
1MB
— Charged with drunkenness.
INY
IMC
Charge-d-ing. (Entrust. )
INZ
Cheap-ly-ness-er-est.
Can you supply me with anyone to take
IOA
— Which is cheapest?
charge as engineer?. . - rh
Clerk in charge iub
IOB
Cheat-ed-ing.
IMD
— In charge of — .
IME
— Person to take charge.
IOC
Check-ed-ing.
IMF
— Take charge — of — .
IOD
— Feed-check valves out of order.
Under charge (or, care) — of — hyo
IOE
— Main-check valves out of order.
Under your charge (or, care) hyp
IOF
Cheer-ed-ing-pul-ly-ness.
IMG
Charge. (Of gunpowder, etc.)
,
IMH
— Full charge.
IOG
Cheese.
IMJ
— Priming charge.
IMK
— Reduced charge.
IOH
Chemist (Chymet). Chemicals. Chem-
IML
Charge-d-ing. (Ash money for.)
istry. (See also Medicine.)
Any fees (or, charges)? eow
IOJ
Cheque. Chequer-ed.
IMN
— Are the charges moderate? \
IOK
— Chequered buoy.
IMO
—Charge (amount demanded).
IMP
— Charges (or, Expenses) are moderate.
IOL
Chest. (Part of body.)
IMQ
— What are the charges (or, expenses) ?
Chest. (Box) hdb
TMR
Charge d'affaires.
IOM
Arm chest eut '
— Medicine chest.
IMS
Charity-able-y.
ION
— Steam chest.
IMT
Chart. ( Indicate place, if necessary.)
Admiralty chart dlq
Cheung, or, Chang. (Measure of length), '
AVP
IMIT
— Can you spare me a chart of — ?
IOP
Chicken. Fowl. Poultry.
IMV
— Hare, or, Has chart of — .
Have you a chart of coast (or place
IOQ
Chiep-ly.
IMW
indicated) rp
—I have no chart of coast (or place indi-
IOR
— Chief of the State (President, Emperor,
King, Queen, etc. ) of — has (or, is) —.
cated) .
IOS
— Chief officer.
Pakt II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
195
CHIEF— CIRCLE.
IOT
IOU
IOV
IOW
IOX
IOY
IOZ
IPA
IPB
IPC
IPD
IPE
IPF
IPG
IPH
IPJ
IPK
IPL
IPM
IPN
IPO
IPQ
IPB
IPS
IPT
IPU
IPV
IPW
IPX
IPY
IPZ
IQA
IQB
Chief — Continued.
— Chief rate-ing.
— Commander in chief is — .
Commander in chief's office
— The commander in chief is at — .
— Where is commander in chief ?
Chih. (Measure of length)-...
Child-ish-ly-ness.
Chili-an. Chilian Colors.
Chill-ed-ing.
-JEQ
-AVQ
Chimney. (See also Funnel. )
— Chimney smith.
Chin. (Measure of weight) ba
China . ( Earthenware. )
China-ese. Chinese Colors.
Chisel
Chloride of — .
— Chloride of potassium.
— Chloride of zinc.
Chlorodyne.
Chloroform.
Cho, or, Tcho. (Measure of length) .avr
Cho. (Square or surface measure) ..axl
Chock-ed-ing.
— Chock-np, or, Chock-a-block.
Rudder chock vbk
Chocolate.
Choice. (See Choose) ipv
Choke-d-ing.
Condenser tubes choked (or, salted) .jmv
Pump choked ubf
— Sea inlet choked.
Cholera. Case of cholera.
— Cholera raging at — .
— Ports suspected of cholera, etc.
Choose-ing. Chose-n.
— Choice.
— No choice.
— Take your choice.
Christen-ed-ing. (Baptize) fvo
Christian-ity.
— Christian name.
Christmas.
After Christmas dqr
— Before Christmas.
Christmas day kmw
IQC
IQD
IQB
IQF
IQG
IQH
IQJ
IQK
IQL
IQM
IQN
IQO
IQP
IQR
IQS
IQT
IQU
IQV
IQW
IQX
IQY
IQZ
IRA
IRB
Chronometer.
— Can you spare me a chronometer?
—Have great faith in my chronometer.
— How many chronometers have you ?
—I have a chronometer (number to follow,
if necessary) .
— I nave no chronometer.
My chronometer gains daily — GP
My chronometer has run down GQ
My chronometer is fast of Greenwich
(or, first meridian) mean time gr
My chronometer is slow of Greenwich
(or, first meridian) mean time — as
N. B.— See note under Greenwich,
page 258.
My chronometer loses daily — gt
— My chronometers were rated — days
ago at — (indicate place, if necessary).
My longitude by chronometer is — -<Jzf
What is your longitude by chronometer?
QZL
— When were your chronometers last
rated?
Will you give me a comparison? Wish
to get a rate for my chronometer *.gu
• — Your chronometer must be fast.
— Your chronometer must be slow.
*Note. — The vessel showing the mean
time will hoist the signal denoting the
hour, and dip it sharply shortly after it
has been answered; the minutes and
seconds, at the instant of dipping, will
immediately follow. To insure accu-
racy, a second comparison should be
made.
Chtof. {Measure of capacity.) ays
Church.
Chymist. (See Chemist) ioh
Cigae.
Cigarette.
Cinder. Ash.
-FCR
Cipher.
Change the key of cipher — to — ikr
— Cipher is ended.
— Cipher message.
— Communicate in cipher.
— Following communication (signal, or,
message) is secret and in cipher.
Note. — The cipher will continue until
the person signaling hoists IQS=Ci-
pher is ended.
— Give me the key to cipher.
— Have not got the key to cipher.
ClRCLE-ULAR.
— Circulate-d-ing-ation.
— Circulating engine.
— Circulating pump.
Great circle sailing oha
Turning circle ..yem
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CIRCUIT— CLEAR.
IRC
IRD
IRE
IRF
IRG
IRH
IRJ
IRK
IRL
IRM
IRN
IRQ
IRP
IRQ
IRS
IRT
IRU
IRV
IRW
IRX
IRY
IRZ
ISA
ISB
ISC
ISD
ISE
ISP
ISC
ISH
ISJ
ISK
ISL
ISM
ISN
ISO
ClRCUIT-OUS-LY.
— Circuit closer.
Earth circuit lrm
Electric circuit ...lur
Short circuit vzu
Circumference.
Circumstance.
Adverse circumstances dnz
Alters the circumstances ebw
— Depends upon circumstances.
—Existing circumstances.
I shall anchor if circumstances permit
{place or bearing to follow, if neces-
sary) EIT
— Under no circumstances.
— Under the circumstances.
Cistern.
Citadel.
City. (Town.)
— Citizen.
Crvic authorities. Alderman dws
Civil-ly-ity.
— Civil service.
— Civil war.
Civilian.
Clack valve.
Clad. (See also Clothe.)
Iron-clad. Armor-clad evs
Claim-ed-ing-able-ant.
— Has, or, Have been claimed by. .
— I have a claim on.
Prior claim two
What is the demand (or, claim)? kth
Clamp-ed-ing.
— Clamping screw.
ISP
ISQ
ISR
1ST
ISU
ISV
Clap-per.
— Clap on.
Claret.
Clapping on.
Class-ed-ing. To class.
All classes -
— First class.
I am not classed at Lloyd's
— Not classed.
— Second class.
Third class.
Classify-ied-ing-ioation.
Clause.
Claw-ed-ing off.
Clay.
—Stiff clay.
.-DXH
-QWM
ISW
ISX
ISY
ISZ
ITA
ITB
ITC
ITD
ITE
ITF
1TG
ITH
ITJ
ITK
ITL
ITM
ITN
ITO
ITP
ITQ
ITR
ITS
ITU
Clean-ed-ing-ly-ness.
Boilers require cleaning gwk
Clean bill of health — from — - __tq
Clean boiler aws
— Clean engine.
— Clean fires.
— Clean ship.
— Clean shirts. Clean linen (or, clothes).
— Cleaning-gear for decks.
Have you a clean bill of health? tu
How long do you require to clean your
engine? qym
I have a clean bill of health, but am lia-
ble to quarantine ._ .Code Flag over q
I have not a clean bill of health.
Code Flag over I
My engine requires oleaning mbq
— Not clean bill of health flag (when
spoken of).
— Requires cleaning.
Clear-ed-ing-ance. ,
All clear dxi
— Are you clear?
Bar can not,be cleared until — fvr
Can I clear the bar? fvx
Canal is clear hue
— Can not clear to-night (or before time
indicated).
Channel, or, Fairway is clear ilc
Clear anchor eot
— Clear away.
Clear berth gfp
Clear channel (by, or, with).
Clear hawse opl
— Clear sky.
Cleared at the custom-house.
— Cleared for.
— Clearing house.
— Clearing papers. •
Clearing the custom-house . . kos
— Clearing up.
— Clearly make out.
—Clearly seen.
Have you cleared thecustom-house?.KGY
I have received information — (place
next indicated) is clear of ice pbo
I only got clear of the ice (or, icebergs)
on— pBS
— I shall clear (or, go clear).
Is canal clear? hul
— Is, or, Are clear of.
— Nearly clear — of — .
—Not able to clear to-day (or until date
specified).
— Not clear.
Not cleared at custom-house kha
Prepare to be towed clear xys
Ran clear UHp
Reqiiire diver to clear screw lid
Shall clear at custom-house khb
Sight your anchor. Make sure your
anchor is clear ejr
Take care range is clear.., hym
The bank was clear of fog fvi
—Want my clearance (or, papers).
When will be the best time for clearing
the bar? xtf
—When will you be clear?
—Will not clear us.
You are all clear of danger gm
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CLEAR— COAL.
ITV
ITW
ITX
ITY
ITZ
IUA
IUB
IUC
IUD
IUE
IUF
ITTG
IUH
IUJ
IUK
IUL
IUM
IUN
IUO
IUP
IUQ
IUR
IUS
IUT
IUV
IUW
IUX
IUY
IUZ
iva
IVB
IVC
IVD
IVE
IVF
IVG
-NDT
Clear — Continued.
— You will not clear.
Your flags are not clear
Cleat.
Clergyman, Parson, or, Minister.
— A visit from a Protestant clergyman
would be much valued.
Clerk.
— A clerk from.
— Clerk in charge.
Telegraph clerk (or, official) xlz
Clever-ly-ness.
Clew-ed-ing.
— Clew-lines, or, Clew-garnets.
— Clew up.
— Fore clew-garnets.
— Main clew-garnets.
Client. Clientele.
Cliff.
Climate-ic.
Clinch-ed-ing.
Are your cables clinched? hqn
Clinker built hlb
Clinometer.
Clipper.
Clipper built hlc
Clock.
— At — o'clock I shall steer.
— Clockwork.
I shall tack at — o'clock ..xik
O'clock ...ZNG
—What o'clock is it?
Close-d-ing. To close (in, or, to).
As close as pad
Bring the ship in as close as possible. mo
Circuit closer ird
— Close confinement.
— Close hauled.
— Close ; I wish to communicate.
—Close luff.
— Close on the.
— Close quarters.
— Close reef-ed-ing.
—Close to (near).
— Closer-est.
Convoy to keep as close as possible - -iv
— Do not pass too close to me.
Enemy is closing with you, or, You are
closing with the enemy od
Gate is closed at nxf
- I shall close reef umo
I shall keep close hauled oph
—I will keep close to you during the night.
I wish to communicate; close rax
_Is _ (port indicated) closed?
Keep as close as you can to pick up my
people — j PYL
IVH
IVJ
IVK
IVL
IVM
IVN
IVO
IVP
IVQ
IVR
IVS
IVT
IVU
IVW
IVX
IVY
IVZ
IWA
IWB
IWC
IWD
IWE
IWF
IWG
IWH
IWJ
IWK
IWL
IWM
Close— Continued.
Keep close during the fog pyo
Keep close order -- pyq
Keep close to _pyr
Keep him (or, them) in close confine-
ment PYU
Keep under the land. Keep, or, Stand
closer in lt
Mail closes — at . _rfd
— Office is closed.
Stand closer in wqf
— Too close (or, near).
Will close (or, be closed) zeg
— Will you keep close to me during the
night?
— You are too close in ; keep farther off.
Your port of destination is closed ; your
owners desire you to proceed to.KXj
Cloth. •
— Emery cloth.
— Sail cloth.
Clothe-d-ing.
Bedclothes gcs
— Can I get clothes washed?
Clad .- irv
Clean clothes (linen, or, shirts) isu
— Clothing for female passengers.
Women's clothing.
— Clothing for men. Slops.
Dirty clothes (linen, or, shirts) vyo
— Night clothing.
— Plain clothes.
— Summer clothing.
Want clothes yts
— Warm, or, Winter clothing — for.
— Wet clothes.
Cloud-ed-y.
— Clouds are banking up.
— Cloudy sky.
Club-bed-bing.
— Club. Clubhouse.
— Yacht club.
Clubhaul-ed-ing.
— Try to clubhaul.
Clue.
Coach-ed-ing.
Coal-ed-ing. To coal.
After coaling dqs
Anthracite coal enx
Are you, or, Is — (vessel indicated) in
want of coal? gw
Bad coal fqy
Bunker coal hlz
Can coal be had at — ?. gx
Can you spare me coal? gy
—Coal.
Coal bag fsh
Coal boat gsl
Coal bunker hly
Coal can be got at — (or, from — ) ha
— Coal can not be got in any quantity —
at — .
Coal cargo _hyw
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COAL— CODE.
IWN
IWO
IWP
IWQ
IWR
rws
IWT
IWU
IWV
IWX
IWY
IWZ,
IXA
IXB
IXC
IXD
IXE
IXF
IXG
IXH
IXJ
IXK
IXL
IXM
IXN
IXO
IXP
IXQ
IXB
IXS
IXT
IXU
IXV
IXW
IXY
IXZ
IYA
IYB
Coal — Continued.
— Coal depot.
— Coal hulk.
—Coal lighter.
— Coal mines.
— Coal requires much draft.
— Coal tar.
— Coal tip.
— Coal trimmer, or, Coal passer.
— Coal — shillings a ton at — gz
— Coaling party.
— Coaling station,
— Coaling suit.
—Collier.
— Colliery.
Complete with coal --.. jkn
Distressed for want of coal lhd
Do you want coal? ow
Good coal odw
— Good coal may be got at — .
— How many hours' coal have you {state
at what speed)1
— I have — hours' coal, for full speed (or
for speed indicated).
In want of coal (state amount) hb
Indicate nearest place where I can pro-
cure coal HC
— Indifferent coal.
No coal to be got at — hd
— North country coal.
Owners desire me to inform you to coal
at — he
— Plenty of coal to be got — at — .
— Prepare to coal.
— Steam coal.
— Tons of coal.
Want coal immediately yi
— Welsh coal.
— What is your consumption of coal per
hour, at full speed?
— What price are coals at ?
What quantity of coal have you left ?
HF
— What quantity of coal remains in the
collier (coal depot, or, lighter)?
— When finished coaling.
— When will you have finished coaling ?
Coalesce- d-ing. Coalition.
Coaming. Comb-ing.
i
COARSE-LY-NESS-R.
Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones,
HAX
Coast. Coast of.
All the lights are out along the coast —
of — pu
Am acquainted with the coast dgy
Am not acquainted with the coast- . dhb
Are you acquainted with the coast ?.dhe
— Coast-defense ship.
— Coast is dangerous.
Coast is not dangerous.
— Coasted-ing. To coast.
— Coasting trade.
— Coasting vessel. Coaster.
Do not approach the coast because it is
mined ...etn
Have you a chart of coast (or place indi-
cated)? rp
IYC
IYD
IYE
IYF
IYG
IYH
IYJ
IYK
IYL
IYM
IYN
IYO
IYP
IYQ
IYR
IYS
IYT
IYU
IYV
IYW
IYX
IYZ
IZA
IZB
IZC
IZD
IZE
IZP
Coast — Continued.
I have no chart of coast (or place indi-
cated) imw
I know (or, am acquainted with) the
coast -'- DGY
— Is the coast bold ?
— Off the coast. Off shore.
— On the coast.
— On, or, At the North coast of — .
— On, or, At the NE. coast of — .
— On, or, At the East coast of — N
— On, or, At the SE. coast of — .
— On, or, At the South coast of — .
— On, or, At the SW. coast of — .
— On, or. At the West coast of — .
— On, or, At the NW. coast of — .
Rocky coast -- uyz
— Wild coast.
Uninhabited island (or, coast) pts
Wrecked on the coast zjd
Coaster. (Coasting vessel) iyb
Coastguard-man.
— Coastguard station.
Coat-ed-ing.
Buddercoat _vbl
Cobble-er.
Cochineal.
Cock.
Blow-off cock (or, gear) gnw
Blow-off cock out of order gnx
Brine cock hig
Flooding cock nfp
Gauge cock nxj
Sea cock vky
Sea inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,
vla
Cockswain. Coxswain.
Cocoa.
Cocoanut.
— Copra.
Cod.
— Cod fishery.
Code.
Attention is called to page — , paragraph
— . of the International Code ...dh
N.B. — Tfie page to be shown first, and
then the paragraph. This signal
should be employed only between vessels
using the United States edition, as
otherwise the pages referred to will
not correspond.
Code List of ships.
Can you furnish (or, lend me) a Code of
Signals ?
Code Flag (when spoken of).
Do not understand Morse Code sai
Do you understand Morse Code? saj
International Code of Signals prb
Morse Code sak
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CODE— COLZA.
IZG
IZH
IZJ
IZK
IZL
IZM
IZN
IZO
IZP
IZQ
IZR
IZS
IZT
IZTJ
IZV
IZW
IZX
IZY
JAB
JAC
JAD
JAE
JAF
JAG
JAH
JAI
JAK
JAL
JAM
JAN
JAO
JAP
JAQ
JAR
Code — Continued.
■Show your Code Signal.
Telegraph code ...-. xma
Use Morse Code sal,
■What is the date of your Code List ?
Will use Morse Code -_sam
Coffee.
Cofferdam.
Coffin.
Cog. Cogwheel.
Coil-ed-ing.
— Coil of rope.
Resistance coil trrv
Test coil.-, xok
Com. (Money) asw
Coin-ed-ing-er-age. To coin.
— What coins are used ?
-HQZ
-DWL
Coir.
Coir, or. Grass cable ...
— Coir, or, Grass hawser.
— Coir, or. Grass matting.
— Coir, or, Grass rope.
Coke.
Cold-ly-ness-ish-er-est.
Cold-air chamber
— Cold weather.
Colic.
collapse-d-ing-ible.
Collapsible, Or, Berthon boat ghm
Furnace crown of boiler collapsed- -Nuc
Furnaces collapsed nub
Collar.
— Thrust collar damaged.
COLLECT-ED-ING.
Collection-or .-- JAK
— Collect all the — .
— Collect what you can.
— Could not be collected.
Enemy is collecting in force at — ..lzd
— Will you collect?
Collection-or.
Collector, or, Board of customs goy
College-ian.
Collide-d-ing. (See also Collision. )
Collier rwz
— Collier to proceed to — .
— Have you seen a (or, the) collier?
—Sailing collier.
— Steam collier.
What quantity of coal remains in the
collier (coal depot, or, lighter)? .-ixo
— Where is the collier ?
JAS
JAT
JAU
JAV
JAW
JAX
JAY
■JAZ
JBA
JBC
JBD
JBE
JBF
JBG
JBH*
JBI
JBK
JBL
JBM
JBN
JBO
JBP
JBQ
JBR
JBS
JBT
JBU
JBV
JBW
JBX
JBY
JBZ
Colliery .ixa
Collision.
Collision bulkhead hlm
Collision mat.
Has the vessel with which you have been
in collision proceeded on her voy-
age?..'., hg
— Have been in collision.
— Have, or. Has been in collision with —
(vessel indicated).
Have you been in collision? hi
— Have you been in collision with — (vessel
indicated) ? >
I have been in collision with — hj
— No collision.
— There has been a collision between —
(vessels indicated).
— Vessel indicated has been in collision.
— When did the collision take place?
— Where did the collision take place?
— Where is the vessel that collided with
you?
With what vessel have you been in col-
lision? -- hn
Collodion.
Colombia colors.
-dso
Colonel
— Colonel commandant.
— Lieutenant colonel-cy.
Colony-ial.
Colonial Agent -
— Colonial Government.
— Colonial Office.
— Colonial Secretary.
Colonize-d-ing-ation.
Color.
Color-ed-ing. To color JBR
Color blind-ness gms
Color vision - yrb
— The same color (or, colors).
—What color?
Color-ed-ing. To color.
Colors (Ensign).
Can not distinguish her (or, your)
colors lgx
Dip your colors '- lbc
Foreign colors mek
. He has hoisted — colors--- jbt
Hoist your colors. Show your ensign _ dw
Neutral colors mer
Strike your colors.- xaj
— They have, or. He has hoisted — colors.
— What colors has she hoisted?
— What colors shall we hoist?
Column-al.
— Number of columns.
Rear column
-UKL
Colza.
— Colza oil.
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COMB— COMMAND.
JCA
JCB
JCD
JCE
JCF
JCG
JCH
JCI
JCK
JCL
JCM
JCN
JCO
JCP
JCQ
JCB,
JCS
JCT
JCU
JCV
JCW
JCX
JCY
JCZ
JDA
JDB
JDC
JDE
JDF
JDG
Comb-ing. Coaming ixs
— Honeycomb-ed.
COM~lNE-ING-ATION — WITH.
— Combined.
COMBUSTIBLE-ILITY-TION.
Have you any combustibles on board?
HG
I am loaded with combustibles HP
I have no combustibles on board hq
No combustibles, (or, explosives) near
the fire he
Spontaneous combustion woj
"Vessels with combustibles not allowed
in __hs
Come. Came. To come.
— Are you coming?
Boat, or, Lifeboat can not come er
Boat come-ing (came) grl
Boat is coming to your assistance ...et
Boat's crew will not come grx
— Came, Coming by rail.
— Came, Coming by steamer.
— Came, Coming from.
— Can come.
— Can I come?
Can I come alongside? eat
— Can not come.
Can not come alongside eaz
Can not distinguish your flags* come
nearer (or, make distant signals). _vm
Captain is requested to come on board,
HWN
Come nearer, Stop, or, Heave-to ; I have
something jnipajtant to communicate,
Code Flag over h
— Come under the stern.
— Come up.
Come alongside eba
Come directly (immediately).
— Come home.
— Come in.
— Come nearer.
Come on board — gqa
— Come on shore.
— Come out.
— Come out of port.
— Come round.
— Come to grief.
— Come to hand.
— Come within hail.
— Coming.
— Coming at once.
Dangerous to, or, Do not come into less
than — feet of water . fv
Do lot come alongside _' ebc
— Do not come so near. •
Do you come from any port putting you
in quarantine? tr
Endeavor to come alongside ebd
— Have, or, Has come.
Heavy weather coming ; look sharp, .fz
I am coming (or, sending) aboard ..czb
I must come to an anchor eir
—I shall come off by and bye (or at time
indicated) .
I shall fire into the boats if they persist
in coming alongside n ak
JDH
JDI
JDK
JDL
JDM
JDN
JDO
JDP
JDQ
JDK
JDS
JDT
JDU
JDV
JDW
JDX
Come — Continued.
—I will come.
I will come on board (or, alongside), if
you will allow me czd
I wish to signal ; will you come within
easy signal distance? vj
Is the captain coming on shore? .-.hxd
Let no boat come alongside ebh
Lifeboat unable to come er
Lights, or Fires will be kept at the best
place for coming on shore ke
Lighter coming off _<jz
— Must come^.
— Not come.
Pilot has not come off tjk
Bequest captain to come here (or to place
indicated) hxf
— Shall, or, Will come.
— Shall I come ?
Sheer off a little when you come to the
point --.. vup
Should it come on to blow — from —
(quarter indicated, if necessary)-. gok
Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer ; I have
something important to communicate,
Code Flag over h
Surgeon, or, Doctor will come imme-
diately i WN
The consul is desired to come (or, send)
on board jrp
The orders are coming off sup
The wind will come from the — zfa
Thick fog coming on.. gj
Want to come into harbor onc
We are coming to your assistance. ..do
What water shall I come into ? two
— When did you come off?
— When do you come off?
— When you come.
Where, or, What source did the news
come from? shn
Where do you come from?. . si
Will Lloyd's agent come on board ?.qxk
— Will you (or person indicated) come ?
Will you (or person indicated) come on
board? grf
— Will you (or person indicated) come on
shore to-day (specify hour, if neces-
sary) 1
— Will you come (or, go) on shore?
Will your pilot come on to me? tjw
Will your surgeon (or, doctor) come on
board? . wp
You are ordered not to come into
port suy
— You may come into port.
You may, or, We may come to an
anchor _, ekn
Comet.
Comfort-ed-ing.
— Comfortable-y.
Medical comforts roh
Medical comforts running short ROI
COMMAND-ED-ING. TO COMMAND.
Admiral, or, Senior officer has com-
mands for you dkp
Admiral, or, Senior officer has no com- ,
mands for you .. dkq '
Any commands eor i
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COMMAND— COMMUNICATE.
JDY
JDZ
JEA
JEB
JEC
JED
JEF
JEG-
JEH
JEI
JEK
JEL
JEM
JEN
JEO
JEP
JEQ
JER
JES
JET
JEU
JEV
JEW
JEX
JEY
JEZ
JPA
JFB
JFC
JFD
JFE
Command — Continued.
■Commanding officer.
— Commanding officer desires.
— Have you any commands?
— I have no commands.
Keep the vessel' under command lx
—Not under command lantern (lamp, or,
light).
— Not under command.
Not under command shapes vtu
N. B. — ' 'Not under control or command"
signal is two black balls or shapes
vertical.
— She is commanded by — .
■Take command — of.
— Under command of — .
Where is the commanding officer?
— Whom is the — [vessel indicated) com-
manded by?
Commandant.
Colonel commandant
-JBG
Commander.
— Inform the commander.
— Senior commander.
— What is commander's name?
Commander in Chief ewj
Commander in chief's office.
Commander in chief is — iou
The commander in chief is at — iov
Where is the commander in chief? -iow
Commemorate-d-ing.
Commence-d-ing-ment.
— At the commencement of — .
Commence action — _- dis
— Commencement of hostilities.
Demurrage commenced on the — __ktn
Has war commenced? or, Is war de-
clared? .-- "*u
Hostilities commenced — between —
and— --oze
Light indicated will commence on {date
to follow) QSF
— Not commenced.
Open fire, or, Commence fire — srd
Operations have commenced srg
War has commenced, or, War is de-
clared YX
When does it commence? gdtj
When do you commence discharging
cargo? - ■- -IBJ
—When do you begin (or, commence)?
When does the blockade commence? - gnq
COMMERCE-IAL-LY.
Chamber of Commerce - _ — uz
Commissaire op Maritime Inscription.
commissary-iat.
— Commissariat department.
— Commissariat stores.
COMMISSION-ED-ING.
— Commissioned officer.
— Commissioner.
JFG
JFH
JFJ
JFK
JFL
JFM
JFN
JFO
JFP
JFQ
JFR
JFS
JFT
JFU
JFV
JFW
JFX
JFY
JFZ
Commission — Continued.
Commissioner of Navigation, Treasury
Department, or Registrar General of
Shipping and Seamen unx
COMMIT-TED-TING.
Commit-ted-ting an assault fdy
Committee.
Committee of Lloyd's QWE
Commodity.
Commodore.
common-ly-ness-alty.
— House of Commons.
COMMUNICATE-D-ING. To COMMUNICATE.
Allow no communication. Allow no
one on board em
Am disabled; communicate with me. cl
Ask stranger (or, vessel indicated) if he
will communicate .....ht
— Be more concise in your communication.
Be very careful in your intercourse with
strangers . ...-ES
Can you forward my communication by
. telegraph? -HU
Close; I wish to communicate iux
Come nearer, Stop, or, Heave-to ; I have
something important to communi-
cate --- Code Flag over h
Communicate by distant signals ...lgc
— Communicate by telegraph.
Communicate in cipher .. -IQU
— Communicate the following.
— Communication. ,
— Communication by telegraph is.
— Communication by telegraph is restored.-
Communication by telegraph is stopped,
ws
Communication is allowed with..--DZG
— Communication is established — by (or,
with) — .
—Communication is interrupted — by (or,
with) — .
— Comprehend the communication per-
fectly.
— Confidential communication (or, report).
Do not communicate with — hv
— Does telegraphic communication go all
the way?
Electrical communication lvc
Following communication is confiden-
tial (or, private) hx
Following communication (signal, or,
message) is secret, and in cipher.-iQV
Note. — The cipher will continue until
ended by the person signaling making
the hoist iQS=Cipher is ended.
Forward my communication by tele-
graph, and pay for its transmission,
HY
— Had communication with.
Have no communication with — hv
Have no communication with the shore
(or with vessel indicated) hz
Have received the following communi-
cation (or, instructions) from your
(or, owner) ia
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COMMUNICATE— COMPASS.
JGA
JGB
JGC
JGD
JGE
JGF
JGH
JGI
JGK
JGL
JGM
JGN
JGO
JGP
JGQ
JGR
Communicate — Continued.
Have you any message (telegram, order,
or, communication) for me? IB
Have you had any communication with
infected vessel (or, place) ? . . . ic
— Have you had any communication with
the shore?
I am going to communicate by distant
signals LGF
I am going to signal the contents of an
important telegram, to be communi-
cated to you IE
I can not stop to receive (or, have) any
communication if
I have had no communication with —
(place or vessel) ig
— I shall communicate with — .
I should wish to know the nature of the
sickness, if any, before I sand my
boat (or, communicate) re
I wish to communicate ; close lux
— I wish to communicate personally.
Important to communicate — by (or,
with) — ih
— Is the communication with — regular?
Line of communication QUN
No telegraphic communication xls
Report me (or, my communication) to
Lloyd's agent at — uh
Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer; I have
something important to communicate,
Code Flag over H
Stranger, or, Vessel bearing — wishes to
communicate wzd
Telegraphic communication xln
Telephonic communication xmn
The following signal (or, communica-
tion) is private ...hx
— This communication is private. '
Unless your communication is very im-
portant, I must be excused- u
Will you forward (or, communicate) the
following signal for me? ik
Will you telegraph to — (ship or person
named) the intelligence I am about to
communicate? im
— Wish to communicate by (or, with).
You can communicate with — , and get
an answer in — ent
Commutator.
Company-ion.
All ships of the convoy are to rejoin
company Code Flag over y
-And Co. (company). Messrs. & Co.
— Better part company.
Company (and Co.) jgk
■I shall part company.
■If you do not carry more sail we shall
part company.
-In case we nart company.
-Keep company.
Let us keep together (or, in company)
for mutual support (or, protection) .in
— Part company.
Parted company with — on the — (or,
at—) .10
•Permission to part company.
Shall we keep company? . . i ip
JGS
JGT
JGU
JGV
JGW
JGX
JGY
JGZ
JHA
JHB
JHC
JHD
JHE
JHF
JHG
JHI
JHK
JHL
JHM
JHN
JHO
JHP
JHQ
JHR
JHS
JHT
JHU
JHV
JHW
JHX
Company — Continued.
The admiral (or, senior officer) requests
the pleasure of your company to din-
ner _.i DKX
— The pleasure of your company.
— Very glad of your company.
— Vessel, or, Ship may part company.
What company do you belong to? iq
When did you part company — from?.m
— Will you give me the pleasure of your
company at — ?
COMPARE-D-JSON.
— Comparative-ly.
Should like to have another comparison,
GV
Wish to get a rate for my chronometer;
will you give me a comparison?... gu
Compartment.
Bow compartment hce
— Engine-room compartment.
— Stoke-hold compartment.
— Water-tight compartment.
Compass.
( For Compass Signals, seepages 45 and
46.)
Note. — Unless otherwise indicated,
bearings if in points and half points
are to be understood as Compass
Bearings, i. e. , bearings as shown by
the compass and uncorrected for local
attraction or variation. But when
shown in degrees they are to be under-
stood as Magnetic Bearings.
— Adjust-ed-ing compasses.
Are your bearings true or magnetic
bearings? gbd
— Are your compasses adjusted?
Azimuth compass .fqe
Bearings by compass are — gbh
Boat's compass grv
— Compass bearing (i. e. the bearing shown
by the compass and uncorrected for
either deviation or variation).
— Compass card.
— Compass signals in degrees.
— Compass signals in points and half
points.
—Compasses not adjusted lately.
— Compensation of compass.
— Deviation of compass.
— Deviation table.
— Floating, or, Liquid compass.
■Gimbal of a compass.
Have you an azimuth compass? pqh
•Ha-"e you any local attraction (or, devi-
ation) ?
— Have you taken observations for varia-
tion?
— I am using variation of — degrees.
I have an azimuth compass fqi
— I have no cargo to disturb my com-
passes.
— I have had no observations for varia-
tion lately.
■Is there any variation?
— Magnetic bearing,
Note. — Magnetic bearings are compass
bearings corrected for deviation.
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compass-
CONCERN.
Compass— Continued.
Complete — Continued.
JHY
— Must be swung to adjust compasses.
JKQ
— I shall be complete in.
JHZ
— My compasses were adjusted at — .
JKR
— Must be complete-d*— with.
JIA
— No variation.
JKS
— Report when finished (or, complete-d) —
Point. (Of compass) tnl
with.
JIB
— Pole, or. Standard compass.
JKT
— When completed.
JIC
— Prismatic compass.
JKU
— When will you (or vessel indicated) be
JID
— Put a compass in the boat.
complete?
JIE
— Ship's head by compass — is — .
JKV
— When you are complete — with.
JIF
— Steer course indicated by compass signal.
JKW
— Will take time — to complete.
JIG-
— Thomson's (Kelvin) patent compass.
JKX
— With complete success.
JIH
— True bearing (i. e. compass bearing cor-
rected for deviation and variation.
JKY
Complicate-d-ing-ion.
All bearings are to be reckoned from
the vessel making the signal).
JKZ
COMPLIMENT-ED-ING-ART.
JIK
— Variation of the compass.
Make my compliments — to RIM
JIL
— Vessel indicated bears.
JIM
— Was swung for adjustiujui of com-
JLA
COMPLY-IED-ING. To COMPLY.
passes at — .
JLB
— Can comply — with.
"What is the. bearing by compass? -.gbm
JLC
— Can not comply — with.
JIN
— What is the variation?
JLD
— Comply with request (or, signal).
JIO
— What is your deviation?
JLE
— In compliance with.
JIP
— What variation do you allow?
Request can be complied with usp
j JIQ
— When, or, Where were your compasses
JLP
— Shall be complied with.
last adjusted?
Sorry I am unable to comply with your
JIR
Compel - led - ling - pulsion. (See also
JLG
— Vessel (or person indicated) is not Pble
Bound and Oblige.)
to comply.
JIS
— Am I compelled by law to have a pilot?
JIT
— Can not be compelled.
JIU
— Compelled them to.
JLH
COMPOSE-D-ING-ITE-ITION.
JIV
— Not without compulsion.
A squadron (give nationality) composed
Vessel indicated was compelled to bear
of — ships passed in sight wpf
JIW
up GBX
Antif ouling composition - - enz
Of how many ships was the squadron
— Will be compelled.
seen composed? -..vxm
JIX
COMPENSATE-D-ING-ATION.
Compensation of compass jhm
JLI
— To be composed of.
JLK
Compound-ed-ing.
JIY
COMPETE-ITION.
JLM
— Compound engine.
JIZ
COMPETENT-CE-CY.
JLN
Comprehend-ed-ing. To comprehend.
Certificate of competency ihq
Comprehend the communication per-
Have you, or, Has — (person indicated)
fectly JEW
the proper certificate of competency?
IJA
JLO
— Do you, or, Does he (01 — person indi-
cated) comprehend (or, understand)?
JKA
COMPLAIN-ED-ING.
JLP
— Not sufficiently comprehensible. It is
Cause of complaint -IFP
impossible to comprehend.
JKB
— Have, or, Has made a complaint.
JKC
— No complaint — of.
JLQ
COMPRESS-ED-ING. TO COMPRESS.
Passengers, or, Crew sick with infectious
Air-compressing pump dvy
Compressed air dwm
JKD
Complement.
JLR
Compressor.
JKE
—Short of complement.
JKF
—What is your complement?
JLS
JLT
COMPROMISE-D-ING.
— Do not compromise yourself.
JKG
COMLETE-D-ING. TO COMPLETE— WITH.
JKH
— Completely-ion.
Are all your bills of lading complete
JLU
COMPULSORY-ION.
Not without compulsion jiv
Pilotage is compulsory - - tjo
JKI
and signed?. »kq
— Are you complete?
JLV
CONCEAL-ED-ING-MENT.
JKL
Arrangement completed ewx
— Can you complete?
JLW
CONCEDE-D-ING.
JKM
JKN
—Complete refit necessary.
— Complete with coal.
JLX
CONCEIVE-ABLE-Y.
JKO
— Complete with water.
Engines completely disabled -M<3
JLY
Concentrate-d-ing-ion.
JKP
—I am (or vessel indicated is) a complete
wreck.
JLZ
CONCERN-ED-ING.
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CONCERT— CONGRESS.
JMA
JMB
JMC
JMD
JME
JMF
JMG
JMH
JMI
JMK
JML
JMN
JMO
JMP
JMQ
JMR
JMS
JMT
JMU
JMV
JMW
JMX
JMY
JMZ
JNA
JNB
JNC
JND
JNE
JNF
JNG
JNH
JNI
CONCEET-ED-ING.
— In concert with.
Shall w&act in concert? din
Concession.
conciliate-d-tion.
concise-ly-ness.
Be more concise in your communica-
tion JFO
CONCLUDE-D-ING. To 'CONCLUDE.
— Conclusion-ive.
— Not yet concluded.
— Shall conclude.
CONDEMN-ED-ING.
-Condemned as unseaworthy.
Condemned by Lloyd's agent qwf
■Condemned stores.
•Have condemned a part of my provisions.
CONDENSE-D-ING-ATION. To CONDENSE.
— Condenser.
— Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of
order).
— Condenser pipes.
— Condenser tubes.
— Condenser tubes burst.
— Condenser tubes choked (or, salted).
— Condenser tubes leaking.
— Condenser tubes out of order.
Condensing boiler burst gwt
Condensing boiler damaged owu
Condensing boiler tubes burst tde
Jet condenser pvh
Surface condenser xfw
Surface condenser out of order xfy
Condition. (See also State.)
Are you, or, Is — (vessel indicated) in a
condition to proceed? an
Bad condition fqz
Condition of cargo iak
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel
in this distressed condition? ne
Good condition oeb
I am not in a condition for action. - .dit
— In what condition — is — ?
Passed a derelict vessel, apparently in
good condition; hull well out of
water; dangerous to navigation, .kvs
— What condition?
What condition is the cargo in? ibh
—What is the condition (state) of—?
Condition-al-ally. (Agreement.)
—On, or, upon condition.
Unconditional-ly ygu
Condor (Coin) atg
Conduct-ed-ing. To conduct.
Bad conduct . Fra
— Conductor.
—Gallant Conduct.
■Good conduct.
Lightning conductor qTJ
Nonconductor-ing ___ SIZ
The conductor (or, guard).
JNK
JNL
JNM
JNO
JNP
JNQ
JNR
JNS
JNT
JNU
JNV
JNW
JNX
JNY
JNZ
JOA
JOB
JOC
JOD
JOE
JOE
JOG
JOH
JOI
JOK
JOL
JOM
JON
JOP
JOQ
JOR
JOS
JOT
JOU
JOV
JOW
JOX
JOY
JOZ
J PA
Condy's Fluid. Crimson Fluid.
Cone.
— North cone hoisted.
— South cone hoisted.
— Steam cone.
Confederate-d-ing-ion-cy-
confer-red-ring-ence.
confess-ed-ing-ion-edly.
Confidence-^
— Am, Is, or, Are confident.
— Confiaen ciai-ly.
Confidential report (or, communicativ.j;,
JFX
Following signal (or, communication)
is confidential (or, private) hx
— Have you any confidence in — ?
— No confidence in (or, dependence upon).
Confine-d-ing.
Close confinement ruv
— Confinement.
Keep him (or, them) in close confine-
ment pyu
Confirm-ed-ing-ation.
—Confirmation, or, Ratification takes
place at — (or, on — ) .
-Is it confirmed that (vessel indicated)
has foundered ?
— Is there any confirmation ?
-News, or. Report, or, Information is
confirmed.
Officially confirmed (or, certified)... ijf
-Report requires confirmation.
-Want-ed-ing confirmation.
-Want official confirmation.
confiscate-d-ing-ion.
Conflagration.
conflict-ed-ing.
— Conflicting reports.
CONFORM-ED-ING-ABLE-Y-ITY.
— In conformity with.
CONFUSE-D-ING-ION.
Avoid-ed-ing confusion fov
•In great confusion.
— Without the least confusion.
Congest -ed-ing-ion.
Congo (Kongo) State. Colors.
Congratulate-d-ing-ion. \
Allow me to congratulate you dza
•Congratulate-d-ing you.
— To congratulate you.
Congress. (See also Parliament. )
Act of Congress (or, Parliament) ...Die
By an act of Congress (or, Parliament),
„ „ die
—Has Congress (or, Parliament) met ?
— Member of Congress.
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CONGRESS— CONSUME.
JPB
JPC
JPD
JPE
JPF
JPG
JPH
JPI
JPK
JPL
JPM
JPN
JPO
JPQ
JPR
JPS
JPT
JPU
JPV
JPW
JPX
JPY
JPZ
JQA
JQB
JQC
JQD
JQE
JQF
JQG
JQH
JQI
JQK
JQL
JQM
Congress — Continued.
Congress, Parliament, Assembly {or
other legislative body) adjourns {or,
adjourned) on the — fei
Congress, Parliament, Assembly {or
other legislative body) is dissolved-FEJ
— Congress, Parliament, Assembly {or
other legislative body) met {or, meets)
on the — .
Recent act of Congress, Parliament,
Assembly {or other legislative body),
DIL
Conical.
— Conical buoy.
Conn-ed-ing.
— Conning tower.
Connect-ed-ing-ion.
— Connect your screw propeller, or, pad-
dles.
Connected with.
— Connecting rod.
Connecting-rod bolts broken gxv
Connecting-rod brasses broken {or, out
of order) -_ heb
conntve-ance.
conquer-ed-ing.
Conscious.
conscript-ion.
consecrate-ed-ing. consecration.
consecutive-ly.
Consent-ed-ing — to. {See also Permit
and Agree. )
— Can not, or, Will not consent (permit
it).
— Have, or, Has consented.
— I will consent.
— Vessel {or person indicated) consents.
Will you {or persons indicated) consent
{or, agree) ? dug
— Would not consent.
Consequence-t-ly.
— Happened in consequence of. Occa-
sioned by.
Heave-to, or take the consequences -OSG
— In consequence of.
— Of not much consequence.
— Of the utmost consequence {or, impor-
tance).
— The consequence will be.
— Took place in consequence of.
— What was the consequence?
Consider-ed-ing. To consider.
— Consider it {or, them) necessary.
— Considerable fault found— with.
— Considerable-y.
Considerable, sea up
— Considerate-ly-ion.
—Do you consider, or, Have you consid-
ered?
Do you consider leak dangerous? Qi
JQN
JQO
JQP
JQR
JQS
JQT
JQU
JQV
JQW
JQX
JQY
JQZ
JRA
JRB
JRC
JRD
JRE
JRP
JRG
JRH
JRI
JRK
JRL
JRM
JRN
JRO
JRP
JRQ
JRS
JRT
JRU
JRV
JRW
JRX
JRY
Consider— Continued:
— For consideration — of — .
Furnace considered dangerous klb
— Has been considered.
Hurricane did considerable damage .pak
Is, or, Are not considered.
Shall, or, Will consider.
There has been so much fog as to cause
considerable detention ngl
Under consideration yhd
Consign-ed-ing-to. To consign.
To whom is your cargo consigned?- ..ibn
— Whom are you {or vessel indicated) con-
signed to?
— Consignee.
— Consignment.
CONSIST-ED-INQ — OF.
Cargo consists of — hzr
Fleet consists of — nel
Consols.
Consort.
Conspicuously -ness-ity.
I can not make out your flags; hoist
them in a more conspicuous position,
owl
Conspire-d-ing-acy-ator.
Constable-ulary.
Constant-ly-cy.
Reinforcements constantly arriving,
uom
Constitute-d-ing. Constituent.
Constitution-al-ally.
Constrain-ed-ing.
Construct-ed-ing-ion.
— Constructor.
— Have, or, Has been constructed.
— Shall, or, Will be constructed,
Consul- ar.
— Consul General.
— Consul is absent.
— Consular Court.
— The consul is desired to come {or, send)
on board.
— Vice-consul, or, Consular Agent.
Consulate.
Consult-ation — WITH.
After a consultation. dqn
Consult captain hwv
Consult Lloyd's agent qwg
— Consult owner.
— Consult underwriters.
— Have, or, Has been consulted.
— Shall, or, Will be consulted.
CONSUME-D-ING-PTION.
What is your consumption of coal per
hour full speed?.- ixm
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CONSUMPTIVE— CONVOY.
JRZ
JSA
JSB
JSC
JSD
JSE
JSF
jsg
JSH
JSI
JSK
JSL
JSM
JSN
JSO
JSP
JSQ
JSR
JST
JSU
JSV
JSW
JSX
JSY
JSZ
JTA
JTB
JTC
Consumptive.
Contact.
Electro contact — -.lve
Electro contact mine lvp
Contagion-ious.
A contagious disease on board (or at
place indicated) gpq
— Contagious disease.
Disease, or, Sickness is contagious -_vb
Disease, or, Sickness is not contagious,
vc
Is the sickness contagious? -- - va
contain-ed-ing.
Contend-ed-ing-tion.
content-ed-ing-edly-ment.
Contents.
I am going to signal the contents of an
important telegram, to be communi-
cated to you IE
Open telegram for me and signal its
contents wx
Shall I open your telegram and signal
its contents? xc
CONTEST-ED-ING.
CONTINENT-AL-LY.
CONTINGENT-CY.
CONTINUE-D-ING-ATION-AL-OUS.
— Continue.your present course. Stand on.
If it continues to blow goh
If the wind continues as at present.ZER
Conto. (Money) ath
Contraband.
— Contraband goods.
Conteact-ed-ing-ion.
Contract built hld
— Contractor.
Contradict-ed-ing. Contradiction.
— Contradict the report.
Contradictory.
It has not been contradicted.
Contrary.
-Contrary to order.
Contrary to regulations uog
Delayed by contrary winds. Detained
by contrary winds ksd
■On the contrary.
Contrast-ed-ing.
Contribute-d-ing-ion — TO.
— Liberal contribution.
— Will you (or person
tribute?
JTD
JTE
JTP
JTG
JTH
JTI
JTK
JTL
JTM
JTN
JTO
JTP
JTQ
JTR
JTS
JTU
JTV
JTW
JTX
JTY
JTZ
JUA
JUB
JUC
JUD
JDE
JUF
JUG
JUH
JUI
JUK
JUL
JUM
JUN
Contrive-d-ing-ance.
— Can you contrive?
— How do (or, did) you contrive (or, man-
age)— to?
— Must contrive.
Control-led-ling-ler.
Not under control _.jed
Not under control light (lamp, or, lan-
tern) JEC
Note. — Not under control signal is two
black balls or shapes vertical.
Controversy. (Discussion) ... ldy
CONTUSE-D-ING-ION.
CONVALESCENT-CE.
CONVENIENT-LY-CE.
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
you (or, — )as soon as convenient _dlb
Anchor as convenient ky
As convenient pae
As many as convenient pax
As soon as convenient pbl
— If convenient
— Is there a convenient watering place?
— It will be a great convenience.
— When most convenient.
— Will it be convenient?
Convent.
convention-al-ly.
Geneva Convention nxs
Geneva Convention flag (Plate I[)..nxt
Converse-d-ing-ation — with.
— A conversation with.
Convert-ed-ing-ible.
Convey-ed-ing-ance — to.
Ambulance required to convey a patient
to hospital edy
— Are there any public conveyances —
to— ?
— By the first conveyance.
— For conveyance — to — .
— No conveyances — to — .
Convict-ed-ing-ion. To convict.
— Convict (a convict).
— Will be convicted.
— Will not be convicted.
CONVINCE-D-ING.
CONVOY-ED-ING. TO CONVOY.
All ships of the convoy are to rejoin
company Code Flag over y
By, or, With the convoy hpj
— Convoy (a convoy).
Convoy is ahead.
— Convoy is astern.
— Convoy is from.
— Convoy is going to.
Convoy to disperse and make for destin-
ation is
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CONVOY— CORVETTE.
JUO
JUP
JUQ
JUR
JUS
JUT
JUV
JUW
JUX
JUY
JUZ
JVA
JVB
JVC
JVD
JVE
JVF
JVG
JVH
JVI
JVK
JVL
JVM
JVN
JVO
JVP
JVQ
JVR
JVS
JVT
JVU
Convoy— Continued.
Convoy to disperse and reassemble at
rendezvous (or place indicated) it
Convoy to keep ahead of escort .. - iu
Convoy to keep as close as possible . .iv
Convoy to keep astern of leader (or,
escort) iw
Convoy to keep on port side of leader
(or, escort) ix
Convoy to keep on starboard side of
leader (or, escort)- ...iy
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
ing within signal distance iz
—Convoy will assemble at port (or plaee
indicated).
Convoy will leave at — (time to follow),
QKM
Convoy will leave-on — (day to follow),
QKN
— Convoy will rendezvous at — , on the — .
Convoy will rendezvous in — (latitude
and longitude indicated) uqn
Do not go through (or, near) — (place
indicated) without a convoy? J a
Do you belong to the convoy gev
—Have you, or, Has — (vessel indicated)
seen convoy?
— How was convoy steering?
— I belong to the convoy of — (ships
indicated).
— Is, or, Has the convoy?
— It is a convoy of — .
— Of, or, From the convoy.
Strange vessel following convoy. _.wyv
— When did the convoy?
— "When will the convoy?
— Where is the convoy from?
— Where is the convoy going?
With the convoy. By the convoy. . hpj
Cook.
— Cook house.
— Cook-ed provisions.
— Cooking range, or, Copper.
cool-ed-ing-ly-ness.
Coolie.
Coop-ed-ing.
Cooper-age.
— Cooper's tools.
COOPERATE-D-ING-ATION-IVE.
— Cooperative society.
— Shall we cooperate?
Copaiba. (Drug.)
Copeck. (Coin)
-ATW
COPPER-ED-ING-Y.
Copper, or, Cooking range JVE
— Copperplate.
— Copper punt:
— Coppersmith. -,
—Rubbed off the copper.
Sulphate of copper ";~XDF
—When was your ship last coppered?
JVW
JVX
JVY
JVZ
JWA
JWB
JWC
JWD
JWE
JWP
JWG
JWH
JWI
JWK
JWL
JWM
JWN
JWO
JWP
JWQ
JWR
JWS
JWT
JWU
JWV
JWX
JWY
JWZ
JXA
JXB
JXC
JXD
JXE
JXP
JXG
JXH
JXI
Copperas.
Copra
Copy-ied-ing. To copy.
—Copy. (A copy.)
— Copy will be wanted.
— Have, or, Has a copy — of.
— Have you a copy — of?
— I have no copy.
— Take, or, Make a copy (or, duplicate).
Coral line.
— Coral reef.
Cord-ed-ing-age.
— Cordage in lengths.
Cordite.
corea-n (korea-n). korean colors.
Cork.
—Cork buoy.
— Cork jacket.
Corn.
Indian corn phx
Corned. (Salted. )
Corner.
Coroner.
Awaiting coroner's inquest fpd
— Coroner's inquest.
Corporal.
Corporate-ion.
— Corporation of — .
Corps.
Army Service Corps
Corpse.
Correct-ed-ing.
Account sent is correct det
Account sent is incorrect r deu
— Correct-ly.
— Is it correct?
Is my present course a correct one?
(Course to follow, if necessary) .. .jzf
Is the latitude correct? qhs
Is the longitude correct? qzb
Is your list of ships correct? qvi
— News, or, Report, or, Information is not
correct.
— Not correct.
Correspond-ed-ing.
— Correspondent-ence.
corrode-d-ing-sion-sive.
Corrupt-ed-ing-ion-ness.
Corvette.
208
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
COST— COUNTERMAND.
JXK
COST-LY — OF.
Could — Continued.
JXL
—What will it cost?
I could (or, might) not have
I think I could
BRL
-XQF
.JXM
Costa Rica-n. Costa Rican Colors.
If he (she, it, or persons or things
cated) could (or, might)
indi-
-BYF
JXN
Cot.
If he (she, it, or persons or things
ihdi-
JXO
cated) could (or, might) not
If I could (or, might)
BYG
-BZD
— Send cot.
If I could (or, might) not
--BZE
JXP
Cottage.
If they could (or, might)
If they could (or, might) not
CAJ
-CAL
JXQ
Cottager.
If we could (or, might)
-CBD
If we could (or, might) not
. CBE
JXR
Cotton.
If you could (or, might)
-CBU
JXS
Bales of cotton ftc
If you could (or, might) not
It, etc. (See He, above. )
It could (or, might) be done
CBV
-BNM
— Cotton crop.
JXT
— Cotton seed.
It could (or, might) not be done . .
-BNO
JXU
—Cotton twist.
Nothing could -
--SKB
JXV
— Cotton waste (or, tow).
She, "etc. (See He, above. )
Gun cotton ojr.
That, or, This could (or, might) --
-CKU
JXW
— Is cotton freight to be obtained?
That, or, This could (or, might) be
.CKV
That, or, This could (or, might) not be,
JXY
— Manufactured cottons. Cotton goods.
There could (or, might)
CKW
.CMN
JXZ
COUGH-ED-ING.
There could (or, might) be
-CMO
Whooping (hooping) cough oxt
There could (or, might) not be ..-
They could (or, might)
-CMP
-BLN
JYA
Coulomb. (Measure of electrical quantity. )
They could (or, might) be
They could (or, might) not
BHR
.-BLO
Could (or, Might) bkz
They could (or, might) not be ..
--BHS
Could, or, Might be ---BFL
We could (or, might) - -
-BLP
Could, or, Might do (or, be done)-_BMA
We could (or, might) be
--BIK
Could, or, Might have bqj
We could (or, might) not
-BLQ
Could, or, Might have been- bfm
We could (or, might) not be
--B1M
Could, or, Might have done (or, been
What, or, Which could (or, might)? .cqa
done) -- - bmc
When could (or, might)? -
,-CRA
Could, or, Might have had bqk
Where could (or, might)? -
-CSW
Could or, Might he (she, it, or persons
Who could (or, might)? ----
-CUM
or things indicated) be? _bto
Why could (or, might) not?
.-CVF
Could, or, Might he (she, it,.x)r persons
You could (or, might)
..BLR
or things indicated) not be? btp
You could (or, might) be ---
_.B,7A
Could, or. Might his (her-s, it-s)?-__BLA
You could (or, might) not --
-BLS
Could, or, Might I (my, mine)? blc
You could (or, might) not be .-.
_.BJC
Could, or, Might not bld
Could, or, Might not be bfn
JYB
Council.
Could, or, Might not do (or, be done),
JYC
— Council of war.
BMD
Privy Council
-TWQ
Could, or, Might not have bql
Could, or. Might not have been bfo
JYD
Counsel led-ling-lor.
Could, or, Might not have done (or, been
done).- bme
Could, or, Might not have had bqm
JYE
JYF
JYG
JYH
Count-ed-ing. To count.
— Can not count.
— Did you count?
— Have, or, Has counted.
Could, or, Might that (or, this)? ble
Could, or, Might the? blf
Could, or, Might there be? bfp
Could, or, Might these (or, those)? _blg
Could, or, Might they (their-s)? blh
JYI
Countenance-d-ing.
Could, or, Might we (ours)? bli
Could, or, Might you (your-s)? blj
JYK
Counter.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
--STO
cated) could (or, might) buf
Engine counter
_.MAZ
He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not BUG
JYL
Counteract-ed-ing-ion.
How could (or, might)? --- bxk
I am sure I could _. _,xfm
JYM
Counterbalance-d -ing.
I could (or, might) - - _.blk
I could (or, might) be bfz
JYN
Counterfeit-ed-ing.
I could (or, might) have.-- brk
I could (or, might) not .blm
JYO
Countermand-ed-ing.
I could (or, might) not be _bga
JYP
— Previous orders are all countermanded.
...j
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209
COUNTERMINE— CRACK.
JYQ
COUNTERMINE-D-ING.
Course — Continued.
JYR
— Countermining launch.
JZP
— What course shall you (or, will they)
steer?
JYS
COUNTERSIGN-ED-ING.
JZQ
— What course were you (or, they) steer-
ing?
— What is the course to — 1
Counterweight zbd
JZR-
When do you intend to alter course ?.ecx
When I alter course to-night I will show
SYT
Countess.
alight <jw
JYU
COUNTRY.
When will you alter course? _ecy
North country coal ..... rxp
JZS
— When you alter course (or, tack) to-
, night show a light.
JYV
County.
. JYW
— County court.
JZT
Courses. (Sails. )
Fore course.. niv
JYX
COUP-DE-MAIN.
Main course -RGQ
Mizzen course rwp
JYZ
COUPLE-D-ING.
JZU
— Set the courses.
JZA
— Couple of —
Coupling bolts broken . gxw
JZV
— Shift a course.
Shaft coupling bolts broken gyf
JZW
Course. Op course.
As a matter of course pac
Courage-ous-ly. {Bravery) i.hef
JZX
Court.
JZB
Courier.
Admiralty court dlr
Consular court jro
JZC
Course. (See also Steer. )
County court.. jyw
Alter course 1 ebu
JZY
— Court-martial.
JZD
— Alter course one point (or number indi-
KAB
— Court of arbitration.
cated) to port.
KAC
— Court of inquiry.
JZE
—Alter course one point (or number indi-
KAD
— Court of law.
cated) to starboard.
Naval Court sen
— Alter course to — (point indicated) .we
Police court (or, station) tnx
,JZF
— Am I steering a proper course? Is my
present course a correct one (indicate
KAE
CoURTESY-OUS-LY.
the course steered, if necessary) 1
Change your course iks
KAF
Cove, or, Bight.
— Continue your present course. Stand
on _ JSM
KAG
COVER-ED-ING.
JZG
— Course and distance.
KAH
— Are you, or, Is — {person indicated) cov-
JZH
— Course to be followed.
ered?
JZI
— Do not stand too far on your present
Cylinder cover kib
course.
Cylinder cover broken kio
JZK
— How long may we stand on our present
High-pressure cylinder cover.. _ _ouv
course?
KAI
— High-pressure cylinder cover broken.
I do not intend altering course for the
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover,
present (or, until — ) eci
PQT
I shall alter course ecj
KAJ
— Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
I shall not alter course eck
broken.
I think we had better alter course to ■*-
KAL
— Low-pressure cylinder cover.
(point indicated) ecl
KAM
— Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken.
I will show a light to-night when I alter
KAN
— Packing ring of cylinder cover broken.
KAO
— Under cover — of.
Is my present course a correct one? Am
I steering a proper course (indicate
KAP
Cow.
the course steered, if necessary) I-.jzf
JZL
— Out of the course of — .
KAQ
COWARD-LY-ICE.
Steer course indicated by compass sig-
Coxswain. Cockswain _. iyv
nal ... '- JIF
Storm center in — (direction indicated).
KAR
Crab.
probable course toward — (direction
KAS
Crack-ed-ing.
JZM
— The course steered is the best for the
KAT
— Cylinder cracked.
present (or until time indicated) .
KAU
— High-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
JZN
— The same course.
of order).
Vessel indicated has altered course .ecu
KAV
— Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
KAW
(or, out of order) .
— Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
We had better alter course to — (point
of order).
JZO '
—What course are you (or, they) steering?
KAX
— Piston rod cracked (or, broken) .
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
CRAFT— CROOKED.
KAY
Craft-y-ily-iness.
Crew— Continued.
Crew have appealed to the authorities,
Craft. (Vessel)
YPW
PNE
KAZ
— Fishing craft (boat or, vessel) .
KCP
— Crew (number to be shown) have left the
kba
— Native craft.
ship.
KBC
— Small craft.
KCQ
— Crew have mutinied. -
KBD
— Suspicious craft.
KCR
— Crew healthy.
Vessel seen (or, indicated) is native ship
KCS
— Crew imprisoned.
(or, craft)
SEG
KCT
KCU
Crew not all on board.-, dya
— Crew not heard of.
— Crew refuse to go on board.
KBE
Cramp-ed.
KCV
KCW
— Crew saved.
— Crew sick.
KBF
Crane.
Crew, or, .Passengers sick with infec-
Anchor crane . -
EGZ
tious complaint PCX
KBG
— Steam crane.
KCX
KCY
— Crew will not leave the vessel.
— Crew will not pass.
KBH
Crank. (Machinery. )
Foreign crew nkp
Crank brasses broken (or, out of
order) ,
HEC
KCZ
— Full crew.
Gun's crew - ojy
KBI
— Crank broken.
Gunner's crew ._ okq
KBJ
— Crank frame.
Have lost all boats ; can you take crew
KBL
— Crank head.
off? NI
KBM
— Crank pin.
KDA
— Have shipwrecked crew on board; will
KBN
— Crank-pin brasses broken.
you let me transfer them to you?
KBO
— Crank pin broken.
(Number to follow.)
KBP
— Crank shaft.
KDB
— Have you any tidings of the crew?
KBQ
— Crank shaft broken (or, defective).
Have you fallen in with crew of dere-
KBR
— Crank webs loose.
lict? - MRT
I am sinking (or, on fire); send all
KBS
Crank-ness. ( Unstable. )
available boats to save passengers
KBT
— Ship (indicated) is very crank.
KDC
and crew no
— Native crew.
KBU
Crater.
KDE
— Not safe to go on with the crew as, at,
present.
KBV
Cream.
KDF
— Part of the crew (indicate the number).
Cream of tartar
XKW
KDG
— Police (or other) authorities have decided
against the crew.
KBW
Create-d-ing-or.
KDH
— Police (or other) authorities have taken
some of the crew out of the ship.
KBX
Credential.-
KDI
— Relieve-d-ing, Relief crew.
KBY
— Credentials are satisfactory.
Send lifeboat to save crew .fj
KBZ
— Credentials not satisfactory.
Send boats to take off the crew gup
Have you, or, Has — (person indicated)
KDJ
— Short manned. A weak crew (number
the necessary credentials (or,
certifi-
may be indicated).
cates)?
IHZ
Some squabble (or, fight) on shore with
crew.. mxu
KCA
Credit-ed-ing.
"Want hands (specify number and par-
KCB
— Can you get credit?
ticulars) -- -_ _YJ
KGD
— Have you credit on — ?
"What has become of the crew? gcp
QOI
— men of the crew have been ill of yel-
KCE
Creditor.
KDL
low fever (number to follow) mwy
Crime-in al-ly.
KCF
Creek.
KDM
Crimp.
KCG
Creep-ing-er. Crept.
KDN
Crimson.
KCH
Creosote-d.
Crimson fluid. Condy's fluid jnk
KCI
Crescent.
KDO
Cripple-d.
KCJ
Crew. (See also Hands. )
Are all your crew on board
.. GPT
KDP
Crisis. Critical.
Boat's crew .
GRW
KDQ
Crockery.
Boat's crew will not come—-..
GRX
KCL
— By the crew.
Crew are all on board
. GQB
Crocodile. Alligator dyv
KCM
— Crew deserted.
Cronchka. (Measure of capacity) .-AZD
KCN
—Crew disaffected ; will not work
KCO
— Crew discontented ; will not work.
KDR
Crooked. Bent.
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211
CROP— CUSTODY.
KDS
Ceop.
KFG
Crush-ed-ing.
KDT
— A good crop of — . Crops look well.
Accident happened. Crushed. Fall.
KDU
— A short crop of — .
Cotton crop -- jxs
Jammed dcf
KDV
— Crops destroyed.
KDW
— Crops have suffered severely (are much
injured) .
Crops look well. A good crop of — .kdt
KFH
Crutch.
KFI
Crystal-ise-d-line.
KDX
—How is the — crop?
KDY
— Sugar crop.
KFJ
CUBE-IC-AL.
Cubic centimeter -. znm
Cubic foot--- _ ayc
KDZ
Cross-ed-ing.
Cubic inch. ayd
Bar can not be crossed until — fvk
Cubic meter.. . __-znp
Can I cross the bar? Shall I be able to
Cubic millimeter- zno
get over the bar? :..fvy
Cubic yard aye
KEA
— Cross bearings.
Measure of cubic capacity (Seepage 52),
KEB
— Cross-cut saw.
AYB
KEC
— Cross-examine-d-ing-ation — of.
KFL
Cuddy.
KED
— Crosshead.
KFM
— Cuddy passenger.
KEP
— Cross-jack yard.
~
KEG
— Cross the bow.
KFN
CUFF-ED-ING.
KEH
— Crosstree.
KFO
— Handcuff -ed-ing.
KEI
— Cross way.
KEJ
— Piston-rod crossheads damaged (or,
broken).
Pump crosshead ubg
KFP
CULPABLE-ILITY.
KFQ
CULTIVATE-D-ING-ION. CULTURE.
Pump crosshead out of order ubh
Topmast crosstrees XVY
KFR
Cunning-ly-ness.
What are the leading marks for crossing
the bar? - fwc
KFS
Cup.
KEL
— When did you cross the equator?
When will be the best time for crossing
KFT
Crj RE-D-ING-ABLE.
thebar? _ -XM
KEM
— Where did you cross the equator?
KFU
Curious-ly-sity.
KEN
— Where will you cross the equator?
,
KFV
Currant.
KEO
Croton.
KEP
— Croton oil.
KFW
Current.
Against the current(tide,<w,stream)DSE
KEQ
Crow.
Athwart the current (tide, or, stream),
FJI
KER
— Crowsfoot-feet.
KFX
— Can not stem the current (or, tide).
KES
— Crowsnest.
KFY
— Current runs — miles per hour.
KFZ
— Current sets off shore.
KET
Crowd-ed-ing.
KGA
— Current sets on shore.
KGB
^Current, or, Tide will run very strong.
KEU
Crown-ed-ing.
(Indicate miles per hour, if necessary. )
Furnace crown of boiler collapsed -NUC
Earth current lrn
Electric current lus
KEV
Cruel-ly-ty.
Induced current pit
KGC
— Is there much current?
KEW
Cruise-d-ing — OFF.
Keep out of the tide (or, current) xg
KEX
— Are there many men-of-war now cruis-
Price current . - -- tvq
ing?
KGD
■ — There' is less current inshore (or in
direction indicated).
KGE
— Tide, or, Current sets to the — .
KEY
Cruiser.
KGF
— Try the current (or, tide).
Armored cruiser evw
Undercurrent- -_ -- - _yhe
KEZ
KGH
— What current (rate and direction) do
you expect (or, reckon on)?
—Cruisers are very vigilant.
KFA
—During the cruise.
*KGI
— What is the current? Do you, or, Do
Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the
we feel any current?
— , steering to the -— OF
KGJ
— What is the set and rate of current (or,
tide) ?
KPB
— Hired cruiser.
KFC
— Revenue cruiser (or, vessel).
KGL
Curry.
KPD
—Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) off — (or
in latitude and longitude indicated).
KGM
Curve-d-ing-ature.
KFE
—Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) to the — .
KGN
Custody.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
CUSTOM— DAM.
KGO
Custom.
Cylinder — Continued.
Customary. (Usual) ymx
Cylinder cracked kat
KGP
— Customer.
KID
— Cylinder damaged. '
KGQ
— Is it the custom — to — ?
KIE
—Cylinder out of order.
KIF
— Cylinder side rod.
KGR
Customs. (See also Duties. )
KIG
— High-pressure cylinder.
Board of Customs -.got
High -pressure cylinder cover ouv
Cleared at the Custom-house ite
High-pressure cylinder cover broken,
KGS
— Clearing the Custom-house.
KAI
KGT
— Custom-house.
High -pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
KGU
— Custom-house boat. Revenue boat.
or order) kau
KGV
— Custom-house duties.
KIH
— Intermediate-pressure cylinder.
KGW
— Customs officer.
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover,
KGX
— Have you a Custom-house officer on
* PQT
board?
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
KGY
— Have you cleared the Custom-house?
broken kaj
KGZ
— Is your ship entered at Custom-house?
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
KHA
— Not cleared at Custom-house.
(or, out of order) kav
KHB
— Shall clear at Custom-house.
KM
— Low-pressure cylinder.
Low-pressure cylinder cover kal
KHC
Cut-ting. To cut.
Accident happened. Cut. Stab.-.DCG
Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
of order) ...kaw
KHD
— After cutting away her masts.
Cable is cut (or, broken) _.hqp
Packing ring of cylinder cover broken,
KAN
KHE
— Can be cut off.
KHj
Czar.
KHF
— Can not cut. ,
KIM
— Czarevitch.
Cross-cut saw keb
KIN
— Czarevna.
KHG
— Cut away.
Cut away the mizzen mast rwn
Cut away your masts kj
KHI
— Cut down.
KHJ
—Cut off.
Cut out - svu
Cut, weigh, or, Slip. Get an offing.
"Wait for nothing kw
Cut, or, slip your cable hra
KHL
— Do not cut.
KHM
— Do not cut away your masts.
KHN
— Do you think you can cut her (or, them)
out?
I must cut my cable hei
KHO
— May, or, Can be cut out.
KHP
— Much cut up.
KHQ
— Obliged to cut away.
KHR
—Shall I cut?
Weigh, cut, or, Slip. Get an offing.
Wait for nothing kw
KHS
Cutlass.
1
KHT
Cutlery.
KIO
D. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
see page 13. )
KHU
Cutter.
KHV
— Is a Revenue cutter.
Steam cutter. Small steamboat ..guw
KIP
D slide.
Steam cutter's engine "... mbx
KIQ
Daily. Every day.
Daily expected kmx
KHW
Cutting. (An artificial passage.)
KIR
— Daily paper.
KIS
—Daily report.
KHX
Cutwater.
In daily expectation of an embargo. lwh
Cwt. Hundredweight bap
My chronometer gains daily op
KHY
Cycle.
My chronometer loses daily gt
KIT
Dairy.
KHZ
Cyclone.
You are steering right into the center of
Daktylas. (Measure of length) avo
the hurricane (or, cyclone) pan
KIU
Dale.
KIA
Cylinder.
KIB
— Cylinder cover.
KIV
Dam-med-ming.
KIC
—Cylinder cover broken.
Cofferdam _izk
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213
DAMAGE— DANGER.
KIW
KIX
KIY
KIZ
KJA
KJB
KJC
KJD
KJE
KJF
KJG
KJH
KJI
KJL
KJM
KJN
KJO
KJP
Damage-d. (See also Injure. )
Ammunition is damaged efq
Are you, or, Is — (vessel indicated) materi-
ally damaged (or, injured)? ao
Bell buoy damaged; not working.. gen
Boiler burst ; very slight damage. - gvw
Boiler damaged. gvx
Boiler plates damaged gwi
Can damage be repaired at sea? ba
Can the damage be repaired by your-
selves BC
Can not exactly estimate the damage,
MHE
Cargo damaged hzs
Cargo damaged, but extent not known,
HZT
Cargo not much damaged (slightly
damaged) iad
Condenser broken (damaged, or, out- of
order) jmr
Condensing boiler damaged gwu
Cylinder damaged kid
Damage can be put to rights in — hours,
BD
Damage can be repaired at sea be
Damage can not be repaired at sea (or,
place indicated) bf
Damage, or, Defects can not be repaired
without assistance bg
— Damage is repaired.
—Damage not ascertained.
— Damage serious (particulars to follow,
if necessary).
— Damage to machinery (part to be indi-
cated).
— Damage trifling.
— Damaged keel.
Damaged, or, Sprung mast ; can not carry
sail - bh
Damaged rudder vbi
Damaged rudder ; can not steer bi
— Damaged the bitts.
— Damaged the windlass.
Damages (indemnity) phn
Damages are assessed at — feq
— Did you (or vessel indicated) receive
any damage?
Donkey boiler damaged gw y
Have, or, Has received damage (or,
injury) — to pla
Have you damaged your machinery? mbo
Have you reeceived any damage (or,
injury)? pub
How long will you (or vessel indicated)
be repairing damages? bm
Hurricane did considerable damage . pak
Hurricane did not do much damage .pal
I am very seriously damaged bn
—I have damaged (or, sprung) — .
—I have damaged (or, sprung) fore yard.
— I have damaged (or, sprung) lower top-
sail yard.
—I have damaged (or, sprung) main yard.
— I have damaged (or, sprung ) topsail yard.
—I have damaged (or, sprung) upper top-
sail yard.
—I shall repair damage in — .
Is — (vessel indicated) or, Are you ma-
terially damaged (or, injured)? ao
— Is your bow much damaged?
Is your cargo much damaged? bq
KJQ
KJR,
KJS
KJT
KJU
KJV
KJW
KJX
KJY
KJZ
KLA
Damage — Continued.
Keel damaged.. .._. kjc
Levers damaged (or, out of order) ..qox
— Much damage has been done — to (or,
by).
— Must discharge cargo to repair damages.
No damage (or, harm) done onj
Piston-rod crossheads damaged- (or,
broken) kej
Powder is damaged - trl
Propeller damaged tyx
Put back damaged ucx
Screw propeller damaged tyx
Sea-inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,
damaged) vla
Slide-valve gear damaged wgl
Slight damage kjb
. Sprung, or, Seriously damaged a lower
mast .-- RCJ
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged lower
yard (or spar indicated) rck
Steam pipe damaged wsn
Stem seriously damaged wuk
Stern tube damaged . wva
The damage to machinery is not serious,
and is such as can be repaired by the
vessel's own engineers rl
Thrust block damaged gna
Thrust collar damaged jad
Towing cable is damaged (or, stranded),
hrx
Trifling damage kjb
Vessel seriously damaged; wish to
transfer passengers hm
— What damage have you sustained?
Where will you go to repair damages?
BV
— Without damage.
Damages. (Indemnity) phn
Damp.
Damper. (For fires.)
Dance-d-ing. To dance.
Dane. Danish. Danish Colors. Den-
mark.
Danger-ous-ly.
Accident; dangerously wounded (or,
hurt) — al
Appearances are dangerous ; be on your
guard T FN
Are you in danger? FO
Bar, or, Entrance is dangerous FQ
Bar is not dangerous la
Beware of derelict ; dangerous to navi-
gation JE
Channel, or, Fairway is dangerous, .fu
Channel is dangerous without a pilot,
LD
Coast is dangerous - ixw
Coast is not dangerous ...ixy
— Danger of parting (or, driving).
Dangerous, or, Great risk in sending a
boat gsz
— Dangerous position.
Dangerous to admit too many on board
at a time gb
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DANGER— DAY.
Danger — Continued.
Date — Continued.
Dangerous to, or, Do not come into less
KMD
— Have you any news of recent date from
than — feet of water _ . fv
(or, about) — ?
Dangerous without a pilot. Tl
KME
— Is, or, Are dated the — .
Dangerously hurt (or, wounded); acci-
Newspapers up to date of — (from — , if
■
necessary) .' sc
Derelict reported passed on — , lati-
KMF
— On the — (date indicated).
tude — , longitude — ; dangerous to
KMG
— On what date did you speak the — (ves-
sel indicated) ?
Do you consider leak dangerous? Ql
KMH
— What are the latest dates by the last
KLB
— Furnace considered dangerous.
mail?
KLC
— Have you got out of danger?
KMI
— What is the date of ?
KLD
— How many have you dangerously ill?
What is ths date of latest news from" — ?
I am in danger (or, shoal water) ; direct
SE
me how to steer -NL
What is the date of your Code List?*, izh
KLE
— In great danger.
KMJ
— What is the date of your latest newspa-
Is there any danger — in — (of, or,
per (or, letter)?
from—)? ga
What is the date of your signal book?
Is there any danger of mines {or, torpedo
VL
boats)? xs
KML
— What was the date of your departure?
It is dangerous to allow too many people
KMN
— What were the latest — dates at — when
on board at once -GB
you last heard?
It is dangerous to lose the wind GC
Without date. Date not known. . .klw
It is dangerous without a pilot ti
KLF
— Much danger.
KLG
— No danger.
Passed a derelict vessel apparently in
KMO
Date. (Fruit.)
good condition, hull well out of the
KMP
Daughter.
water ; dangerous to navigation, .kvs!
Shoal water, or, Danger in — (direction
KMQ
Daunt-ed-ing.
indicated) or
KLH
— Shoal water, or, Danger to leeward.
KMB,
Davit.
KLI
— Shoal water, or, Danger to windward.
The attempt is dangerous. gi
Boat davit . gry
KMS
— Fish davit.
KLJ
—Vessel indicated is standing into danger.
We are in danger of parting gl
You are all clear of danger gm
Dawn. Daybreak. At dawn fib
You are in a dangerous (or, unsafe) po-
sition. Your position is dangerous,
KMT
Day.
GN
KMU
— A day's demurrage (or, number indicated).
You are standing into danger ...jd
KMV
— A few days.
Any day— after EOS
Arrived during the day ...exv !
KLM
Daniel's battery.
Bill at — days gkf
By day . hpb
KLN
Dare-d-ing-ly.
KMW
— Christmas Day.
Daily. Every day KIQ
KLO
Dark. Darkness.
KMX
— Daily expected.
Daily report .kis
As soon as it is dark.. fbm
KMY
— Daily return.
KLP
— Before dark.
Day after. Nextday dro
Do not send boats on shore after dark.
KMZ
— Day before.
GST
KNA
— Day of week.
KLQ
— If the night is dark.
Daybreak. Dawn. At dawn fib
Shall signal with siren (or, steam whistle)
KNB
—Daylight. At daylight.
during fog (or, darkness ) we
KNC
— Day's demurrage — is — .
KLR
— When it is dark.
KND
— Day's work.
i
KNE
— Days from.
KLS
Darken-ed-ing. To darken.
KNF
— During the day.
Every day. Daily kiq
KLT
Dash-ed-ing.
Expected daily . kmx
KLU
— Dashed to pieces.
Fine day myx
KNG
— How many days?
KLV
Date — op.
KNH
— How many days since you passed — (vessel
KLW
— Date not known. Without date.
indicated) ?
KLX
— Date of entry.
I have only — days' provisions to
KLY
— Date of leaving.
I have only — days' water za
KLZ
— Dated-ing. To date.
KNI
— I shall go about — miles an hour till
KMA
— Dated at — (or, from).
daylight.
KMB
— Dates up to — .
KNJ
— In about — days.
KMC
— Has paper of following date.
KNL
— Lay-day.
* i. e., The British Code List published by the Board of Trjide, London.
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215
day-
DECK.
Day Continued.
KPA
Debenture.
KNM
—Look out at daybreak.
Made the passage in — days (number to
KPB
Debit-ed-ing.
follow) TDP
KNO
— Mail day.
Midday : ...etc
KPC
Debt.
Next day. Day after dro
KPD
Debtor.
KNP
— Not to-day.
KNQ
— On the — day of the month.
,
Decagramme. (Measure of weight).
--BAI
KNR
— On the same day.
KNS
— Out — days.
Passed the mail — da v 5 ago rpu
Decalitre. (Measure of capacity)
-AYT
KNT
—Shall we have daylight enough?
Decametre. (Measure of length) ^.
--AVS
The- day after to-morrow _-drv
Square decametre. (Square or surface
i KNU
— The day before yesterday.
measure).. —
-AX J
' KNV
—This day.
! KNW
— Through the day.
Decare. (Square measure)
. AXM
; KNX
—To-day. ,
i KNY
— To-day's post.
Decastere. {Cubic measure)
AYF
KNZ
—What day?
: KOA
— What day do you leave?
KPE
Decease-d.
KOB
— What day would be best to — ?
What is the meteorological forecast for
KPF
Deceive-d-ing. To deceive. Decep-
TION-VE.
' KOC
— Will you be on shore to-day (specify'
KPG
— Any deception?
hour, if necessary) 1
KPH
— Have, or, Has deceived me.
'< KOD
— Will you (or person indicated) meet me
on shore to-day (specify time)1
You are not likely to receive your or-
KPI
— No deception;
!
ders for some days SUX
KPJ
December.
About December the —
..CZL
KOE
Dead. Died. [See also Death and Die.)
KPL
— Beginning of December.
Captain is dead (or, died on — ) hwi
KPM
— End of December.
KOF
— Dead-eye.
KPN
— Next December.
KOG
— Deadlight.
/
; KOH
— Dead reckoning.
Dead reckoning agrees with observa-
Deciare. (Square measure)
AXN
tion --DTX
KOI
— Dead weight.
KPO
Decide-d-ing. (See also Settle. )
KOJ
—Dead-weight cargo.
KPQ
— Before you decide.
KOL
— Dead works of a ship.
KPR
— Decided upon.
KOM
— How many dead?
KPS
Decision-ive.
How many tons dead weight of cargo
KPT
— Have you decided — to?
must you have? lis
KPU
— Is it decided?
Latitude by dead reckoning is — -.qht
KPV
— Nothing decisive yet.
Longitude by dead reckoning is — . -Qzc
Police (or other) authorities have de-
Want — tons dead weight of cargo. _ibe
cided against the t:rew
KDG
KON
—Who is dead?
KPW
KPX
— The decision is final.
— The final decision is.
KOP
Deaf-ness.
Decigramme. (Measure of weight).
--BAJ
; KOQ
Deal-ing. Dealt.
'
A good deal of floating ice — in pbg
Decilitre. (Measure of capacity).
-AYU
KOR
Dealer.
Decimal. (See page 34)
--BCO
KOS
Deal. (Wood.)
Decimetre. ( Measure of length) . .
.-AVT
Square decimetre (square or surface
KOT
Dear-ly-ness. (Expensive.)
measure) ...
AXS
KOU
— Dearer-est.
KOV
— Too dear.
Decistere. ( Cubic measure)
AYG
KOW
Death. (See also Dead. )
Certificate of death ihr
KPY
Deck.
How many deaths? kom
Armored deck
EVX
KOX
—Last death on the — (date to follow).
Between decks
.GIV
KOY
Registrar of births, deaths, and mar-
Deck awning
Deck cabin
Deck cargo.-.
PPW
--HQI
HYZ
— When was the last death?
KPZ
— Deck house.
KOZ
Debate-d-ing.
KQA
— Deck passenger.
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DECK— DELIVER.
KQB
KQC
KQD
KQE
KQF
KQG-
KQH
KQI
KQJ
KQL
KQM
KQN
KQO
KQP Deed
KQR
KQS
KQT
KQU
KQV
KQW
KQX
KQY
KQZ
KRA
KRB
KRC
KRD
Deck — Continued.
— Deck quarters.
Gear for cleaning decks . isv
Have lost deck cargo iao
Lower deck .rcb
Main deck rgi
— On deck.
— Quarter deck.
— Upper deck.
Declare-d-ing-ation.
Declaration of Paris tbk
— Have, or, Has declared.
— Have, or, Has not declared.
Is war declared? or, Has war com-
menced? TU
War is declared (or, has commenced) -Yx
— Decline-d-ing-ation.
Decl ine accepting any — dbv
I decline to have anything further to do
{or, say) in the matter eqo
I must decline answering ena
Offered assistance,but they declined . pgm
— Vessel {or person indicated) declines.
Decoy-ed-ing. To decoy.
Decrease-d-ing.
Decree-d-ing.
Deduct-ed-ing-ion.
KRE
KRF
KRG
{See also Depth.)
Deep-en-ed-ing.
— Deep-sea lead.
— Deep water.
Deeper-est.
Deepest water is in the — channel. _ilr
— Deepest water is nearer the shore.
Deepest water is nearest the bank {or,
reef) fvb
— Deeply laden.
— How deep is — ?
— Is she deep?
— Not deep.
— The deepest water.
— Too deep.
Water is too deep ywl
Water is too deep to anchor ekb
Defalcation. (Embezzlement) lxd
Defeat-ed-ing. To defeat.
Defect-ive. (See also Damage. )
Can defects be repaired at sea? ...ba
Can defects be repaired by yourselves?
BC
Defects can be repaired at sea be
Defects can not be repaired at sea (or
place indicated) bf
Defects, or, Damage can not be repaired
without assistance bg
Defects may be set right in — hours.BD
-Pound defective.
-Send list of defects.
—What are your defects?
KRH
KRI
KRJ
KRL
KRM
KRN
KRO
KRP
KRQ
KRS
KRT
KRU
KRV
KRW
KRX
KRY
KRZ
KSA
KSB
KSC
KSD
KSE
KSF
KSG
KSH
KSI
KSJ
KSL
KSM
KSN
KSO
KSP
ESQ
KSR
KST
KSU
KSV
KSW
KSX
KSY
Defence-sive-sible.
Coast-defence ship ixv
— Defence net.
Lines of defence quo
Local defence qxy
— No defence can be made.
Defend-ed-ing. To defend.
— Defend ship.
If we keep together, we can defend our-
selves pye
Defendant. ,
Defer -red-ring-ment. (See also Post-
pone. ) (
Deficiejjt-ly-cy.
— Deficit.
Define-d-ing-ition.
Definite-ly-ive-ly.
Defraud-ed-ing.
Defray-ed-ing.
Defy-ied-ing-iance.
Degree — of.
By degrees.- hpc
Compass signals in degrees (page 45). jhi
— Degree of latitude.
— Degree of longitude.
I am using variation of — degrees, .jht
In an ordinary degree svc
belowzero zmi
Delay-ed-ing. To delay. (See also
Detain. )
Cause of delay ifq
Delayed at.
— Delayed by.
— Delayed by contrary winds.
— Delayed by thick fog.
— Delayed through the recent gale.
— Do not delay (detain).
— How long will delay be?
— I must not delay (detain).
— I will not delay (or, detain) you long.
— If delayed (or, detained).
—What delays-ed (or, detains-ed) you?
Delegate-d-ing. To delegate.
Delight. (Pleasure) ...tms
Delighted." (Pleased) tmr
Delightf ul-ly . (Pleasant) tmn
Delirious-um.
— Delirium tremens.
Deliver-y.
•Delivered.
— Have, or, Has been delivered.
— Have the mails been delivered?
— Have you delivered?
— On delivery.
—Shall, or, Will be delivered.
You are to deliver.
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DEMAND— DERANGE.
KSZ
KTA
KTB
KTC
KTD
KTE
KTF
KTG
KTH
KTI
KTJ
KTL
KTM
KTN
KTO
KTP
KTQ
KTR
KTS
KTU
KTV
KTW
KTX
KTY
KTZ
KUA
KUB
KUC
KUD
KUE
KUP
KUH
KUI
Demand-ed-ing. To demand.
— Demand has been sent.
Have, or. Has been demanded (or,
claimed) by — -.raw
— Make a demand.
— No demand — for.
— On demand — of.
Salvage demanded vgd
— Send your demands — to (or for).
— Some demand springing up.
— They will demand explanation.
— What is the demand (or, claim)?
Democrat-acy-ic.
Demolish-ed-ing.
Demtjr-red-bing. v
Demurrage.
A day's demurrage (or number indi-
cated) KMU
Day's demurrage — is — knc
— Demurrage commences-d on the —
Denk. (Measure of weight) _-- ban
Denmark. (See Dane) ..kjx
Denote-d-lng.
Report when ship denoted is sighted-USD
Dense-ly-ity.
DENY-IED-rNG. TO DENY.
Depart-ed-ing-ure.
After the departure of — --.- _drm
— Before departure^of — .
Hasten the departure of — --- onr
— Have you seen any vessel since your
departure?
— I can not hasten my departure.
— I must hasten my departure.
— My departure.
What was the date of your depart-
ure? kml
— Where did you take your last departure
from?
— Your departure.
Department.
Commissariat department JEA
Goods department oeu
Head of department oqh
Intelligence department . . _ poe
Naval department seo
Passenger department ..tdp
Depend-ed-ing-ence — ON.
— Can depend on.
— Can I depend on? .
Can I depend on your time? - RS
— Can you depend on your time?
— Can not depend on.
Depends on circumstances IRQ
Dependence (reliance) trow
—I can not depend on my time.
— I shall depend on.
Light is not to be depended on QD
KUJ
KUM
KUN
KUO
KUP
KUQ
KUR
KUS
KUV
KUW
KUX
KUY
KUZ
KVA
KVB
KVC
KVD
KVE
KVF
KVG
KVH
KVI
KVJ
KVL
KVM
KVN
KVO
Depend — Continued.
May be trusted (or, depended on).
May I depend upon your time?..-..--RS
No confidence in. No dependence
on JNX
Not to be depended upon (not relia-
ble) vox
— Nothing to be depended upon beyond
your own resources.
Reckoning not to be depended upon.RU
To be depended upon (reliable) uoy
Deplore-d-ing-able-y.
Depose-d-ing-ition. '
Deposit-ed-ing.
Depot.
Coal depot iwn
— Naval depot.
What quantity of coal remains in col-
lier (lighter, or, coal depot)? ixo
Depreciate-d-ing-ion.
Depress-ed-ing-ion.
Meteorological Office, or, Weather Bu-
reau, reports depression approaching
from the — etp
Deprive-d-ing-ation.
Depth. (See also Deep, and Soundings. )
Asks precise time of high water, and
minimum depth at that time xe
Note. — Reply will be:
1. By an hour signal. (Seepage 58g.)
2. By a numeral signal denoting
— At high water you will have — feet.
— At low water you will have — feet.
— Depth is.
— Indicate the depth — of — . What depth?
— Is there sufficient depth of water?
— The depth here (or at place indicated)
is — feet at low water.
What depth? Indicate the depth- .kvb
— Wbat is the depth at high water?
—What is the depth at low water?
— What is the depth of water in feet at — ?
What is the depth of water on the bar?
VQ
— What is the depth of water over the sill?
— What is the depth of water alongside
/ the — ?
What is the least depth of water we
shall have (or, ought to have)? vr
— You will have less than — feet of water.
Depute-d-ing. To depute.
Chamber of Deputies ika
— Deputation.
Deputy, or, Member of Congress or Par-
liament TBO
— Deputy, or, lieutenant governor.
Derange-d-ing-ment.
Machinery slightly deranged mcq
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DERELICT— DESTROY.
KVP
KVQ'
KVR
KVS
KVT
KVU
KVW
KVX
KVY
KVZ
KWA
KWB
KWC
KWD
KWE
KWF
KWG
KWH
KWI
KWJ
KWL
KWM
EOT
KWO
KWP
KWQ
KWR
KWS
KWT
KWU
Derelict.
Beware of derelict ; dangerous to navi-
gation JE
— Derelict has been fired.
Derelict reported off — (or, in the vicin-
ity of — ) JF
— Derelict reported passed on — , lati-
tude — , longitude — ; dangerous to
navigation.
Have you fallen in with crew of dere-
lict? MRT
Have you seen derelict? JG
— Passed a derelict vessel, apparently in
good condition, hull well out of water ;
dangerous to navigation.
— Passed the derelict vessel — on the — .
Saw derelict in latitude — , longitude — ,
on the — jh
Derive-d-ing-ation.
Derrick.
Descend-ed-ing. Descent.
Describe-d-ing.
— By the description given.
— Can you describe?
— Can not describe.
— Describe exactly what you. want (size,
weight, etc.).
— Description. \
— Have you sent description?
— Send description.
— The same description.
Desert-ed-ing-ion.
Charged with desertion .*„ ima
Crew deserted kcm
— Deserter.
Deserve-d-ing-ly.
Design-ed-ing-edly-ation.
DeSIRE-D-ING-OCS-ABLE— TO.
Am desired to acquaint you (or person
indicated) ...dgz
Captain desires me to inform you-HWE
Commanding officer desires. - jdz
— Desire to see (or, speak) — to.
Desire you will acquaint dew
— Desires me to tell you.
— Do you desire?
— Have, Had, or, Has the desired effect.
— It is desirable.
— It is not desirable.
Owners desire me to inform you to coal
at — he
Owners desire me to inform you to dis-
charge cargo first at — ) place next in-
dicated) SY
Owners desired me to inform you.-SYK
— That is my desire.
sThe consul is desired to come (or, send)
on board jrp
— The desired effect.
Vessel desires to be reported by tele-
graph to owner (Mr. — ) at — use
Your agents desire me to inform you,
DTE
KWV
KWX
KWY
KWZ
KXA
KXB
KXC
KXD
KXE
KXF
KXG
KXH
KXI
KXJ
KXL
KXM
KXN
KXO
KXP
KXQ
KXR
Despatch-ed-ing. To despatch. (See
also Letter.)
Any letters (or, papers) from — ? ji
— Any letters {or, despatches) on board?
Bring (or, Brought) despatches hiq
Despatch boat .'- gsn
Despatch box hdc
Despatch is necessary jk
— Despatch vessel, or, Aviso.
—Despatches.
Despatches arrived eyb
Forward my despatches nmz
Go f or despatches jl
Government despatch ops
Had any letters (or, despatches) ar-
rived— at? jm
Have (or vessel indicated has) de-
spatches for — ? jn
Have (or vessel indicated has) despatches
from — _jo
Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for
you (or vessel or person indicated) _jp
Have you letters (mails, or, despatches)
for me (or vessel, person, or place
indicated) ~ jq
I am the bearer of important despatches,
JR
I have Government despatches (or, — ),
js
I shall make for the anchorage (or, — )
with all despatch jt
— Important despatches.
Refer to my despatches (or, letters) - . ju
Refer to your despatches (or, letters) _jv
Send for despatches (or, letters) jw
— Send your despatches.
— Take despatches.
Telegraphic despaches xln
Telegraphic despatches arrived from — ,
JX
— Wait for despatches.
Will you forward my letters (or,
despatches) — to — ? qu
Will you take despatches? jy
— Your despatches are ready.
Despise-d-ing. To despise.
Dessatine (square measure) _ _--.axo
Dessert.
DESTINE-D-rNG-ATION.
Arrived at destination exu
Convoy to disperse and make for desti-
nation is
Do you call at any port before destina-
tion? hte
— What is his (her, or, their) destination?
— Your port of destination is closed ; your
owners desire you to proceed to — .
Destitute-ution.
Destroy -ed-ing.
— Can you destroy?
Crops destroyed kdv
— Destroyed by fire.
— Have, or, Has destroyed.
—Have you destroyed?
—Shall I destroy?
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DESTROY— DILEMMA.
KXS
KXT
KXU
KXV
KXW
KXY
KXZ
KYA
KYB
KYC
KYD
KYE
KYF
KYG
KYH
KYI
KYJ
KYL
KYM
KYN
KYO
KYP
KYQ
KYR
KYS
Destroy— Continued.
Torpedo catcher (or, chaser, or, de-
stroyer) XWR
— Was, or, "Were destroyed.
Destructive-ly-ion.
— Destructive radius.
Detach-ed-ing-ment.
— Detached squadron.
Detail-ed-ing.
Detain-ed-ing-ention. (See also Delay. )
Cause of detention ifq
Detained at ksb
Detained by - ksc
Detained by contrary winds ksd
— Detained by ice.
— Detained by the emigration officer.
Detained by thick fog kse
— Detained in harbor.
Do not detain (delay) ksg
I have been (or vessel indicated was)de-
tained — days windbound at — (place
indicated) kye
I must not detain (or, delay) ksi
I will not detain you long ks j
If detained ksl
— No cause of detention.
There has been so much fog as to cause
considerable detention ngl
— Vessel indicated was (or, I have been)
detained windbound at — (place indi-
cated).
What detains-ed you? ksm
Detect-ed-ing-ion. (Discover) ldm
Detective.
Deteriorate-d-ing-ation.
Determine-d-ing-ation-able.
Detonate-d-ing-ion.
Detonating fuze nuw
— Detonator.
Deunum. (Square measure) axj
Deviate-d-ing-ion.
Deviation of compass JHN
Deviation table JHO
Have you any local attraction (devia-
tion)? JHR
What is your deviation? Jio
Dew.
Dholl.
Dhow.
Diachylon, of, Adhesive plaster, .djw
DlAGONAL'LY.
—Diagonal, or, Triatic stay.
Diagram — of.
— Indicator diagram.
KYT
KYU
KYV
KYW
KYX
KYZ
KZA
KZB
KZC
KZD
KZE
KZF
KZG
KZH
KZI
KZJ
KZL
KZM
KZN
KZO
KZP
KZQ
KZR
KZS
KZT
KZTT
KZV
KZW
KZX
KZY
LAB
LAC
LAD
LAE
LAF
LAG
LAH
LAI
Diameter-rical-ly.
Diamond.
Diarrhcea-etic.
Diary.
Dictate-d-ing-ion-tor.
Dictionary.
Did. (See Do.) bmf
Die. To die. (See also Dead and Dying. )
Captain died on — • hwi
Died, or, Dead --KOE
Dying - lqm
How many have died? £OM
The breeze will die away -- --_hgf
Die.
— Taps, stocks, and dies.
DlET-ED-ING-ARY.
Differ-ed-ing. To differ.
Can the difference be arranged? -_.ewz
— Difference.
— Difference of latitude.
— Difference of longitude
— Different.
— Different size.
— Different speed.
— Differently.
— No difference.
— Not much difference — between — and — .
— Totally, or, Quite different.
— Very different.
— We (or parties indicated) differ.
— What difference?
Difficult-y.
Entrance is difficult mfo
Entrance is not difficult mfp
Fire difficult to get at op
Great difficulty, or, Very difficult.
— I am in difficulties ; direct me how to
steer.
— I find great difficulty in weighing.
Is it a difficult anchorage to get away
from? elb
Is the channel difficult? ...ilo
— Is the river navigation difficult?
— Is there any difficulty?
— It is difficult to extricate.
— It is very difficult.
Landing is Very difficult- _ - . - qem
—No difficulty.
— Should there be any difficulty.
— There is not much difficulty.
You will find great difficulty in getting
through the ice at — pci
— You will have great difficulty in obtain-
ing water.
DlG-GING-GER. DUG.
DlGEST-ION-IVE-IBLE.
Dilemma.
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DIMr-DISAPPEAR.
LAJ
LAK
LAM
LAN
LAO
LAP
LAQ.
LAR
LAS
LAT
LATT
LAV
LAW
LAX
LAY
LAZ
LBA
LBC
LBD
LBE
LBF
LBG
LBH
LBI
LBJ
Dim-ness {Faint) mrb
Dime (Coin) ati
Dimension.
— Dimensions of — yard are — feet in
length, — inches in the slings.
— External dimensions. From out to out.
— Internal dimensions. (In the clear. In-
side.)
— What are the dimensions of main yard?
— What are the dimensions of your fore
yard?
DlMINISH-ED-ING-UTIVE-UTION.
Has yellow fever diminished at — ?.mwi
Yellow fever has diminished at — -Mwu
Dinar (Coin) aub
DlNE-D-ING-NER.
Admiral, or-, Senior officer requests the
pleasure of your company to dinner,
DKX
After dinner --DQU
— Before dinner.
— Keep dinner for.
— People going on service to take their
dinners with them.
— Send dinner — for.
— When will dinner be ready? What time
is dinner?
— Will you dine with me?
Dinghy.
Dioptric. Dioptric Light.
Dip your ensign.
Dip-ped-ping.
— Dip your colors.
DlPLOMA-CY-TIC-IST.
Diplomatic agent _
DlPHTHERIA-IC.
Direct-ed-ing. To direct. (See also
Instruct and Order.)
According to directions (or, orders)-DEM
Act as yonr judgment directs dib
— Am, Is, or, Are directed (or, ordered)
to — (or, by — ).
Board of directors,-- goz
Book of Sailing Directions (indicate for
what place, if necessary) gyx
Direct me how to steer wtv
Directible torpedo xwm
Direction (address) djh
Directions (instructions) pnh
— Director. N
— Directory for — .
— Give directions — that (for, or, to) — .
Have you a Book of Sailing Directions?
RO
I am directed to acquaint you dhi
I am in danger (or, shoal water) ; direct
rne how to steer nl
I am in difficulties ; direct me how to
steer ..kzu
Sailing Directions (indicate for what
place, if necessary) - .vek
LBK
LBM
LBN
LBO
LBP
LBQ
LBR
LBS
LBT
LBU
LBV
LBW
LBX
LBY
LBZ
LCA
LCB
LCD
LCE
LCF
LOG
Direct — Continued.
Your original orders are cancelled. I
am directed to inform you to proceed
to — th
Direct (Straight).
Directly. (See Immediately) pdg
Come directly * jcq
Direct-action engine --- mao
— Direct to.
Directly (Immediately) pdg
Directly you get bottom let go your
anchor ehv
— Go direct. ,
I will heave-to directly I have room.osN
Steer direct for the buoy (or, beacon)
GAM
Direction (Position).
— In the direction — of.
— Indicate direction (or, position) — of — .
Dirt-y-iness.
Dirty shirts or linen
-VYO
DlSABLE-ING-ILITY.
Am disabled ; communicate with me.CL
— Am, Is, or, Are disabled.
— Am, Is, or, Are not disabled.
Capstan disabled hwa
— Disabled.
Donkey engine disabled lko
Donkey pump disabled lrp
Engines broken down. I am disabled,
BJ
Engines brokendown (or, disabled).MCH
Engines completely disabled mq
Engines disabled ; can repair them in —
hours mcl
Have lost screw, or, Screw disabled.MS
Have passed steamer with machinery
disabled mt
Have passed steamer with steering gear
disabled mu
Have you seen disabled steamer? mv
Machinery disabled .-. mcn
One engine disabled mcr
One screw disabled ; can work the other,
MW
—Passed disabled ship at — .
Passed disabled steamer at — xx
Budder disabled; will you assist me?
(into port indicated, if necessary) .da
Ship disabled; will you tow me (into
port indicated)*! -MY
Steering gear disabled mz
— Too much disabled.
— Tug is disabled.
Disadvantage-ous-ly.
DlSAFFECT-ED-ION.
Crew disaffected; will not work kcn
— Serious disaffection in — .
DlSAGREE-D-ING-MENT-ABLE.
— Landing safe, but very disagreeable.
Disallow-ed. Not allowed dzl
DlSAPPEAE-ED-ING.
Buoys have all disappeared hmi
—Disappearance.
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221
DISAPPEAR— DISK.
LCH
LCI
LCJ
LCK
LOM
LCN
LCO
LCP
LCQ
LCR
LCS
LOT
LCU
LCV
LCW
LCX
LCY
LCZ
LDA
LDB
LDC
LDE
LDF
LDG
LDH
LDI
LDJ
Disappear — Continued.
Has yellow fever disappeared at — ?.mwj
Yellow fever has disappeared at — _mwv
DlSAPPOINT-ED-ING-MENT.
DlSAPPROVE-D-ING.
DlSARM-ED-ING-AMENT.
DlSASTER-ROTJS-LY.
DlSBELIEVE-D-ING. DISBELIEF.
Disc. Disk.
DlSCHARGE-D-ING.
— Can I discharge at pier?
Discharge-d-ing cargo ial
Discharge cargo as soon as possible. iam
■Discharge pipes out of order.
— Discharge valves out of order.
— Discharged for.
— Discharged from.
— Discharged in.
— Discharged on the — .
I am discharging (or, taking in) powder
or explosives.
Flag B, or. Code Flag over b
I have received orders for you to dis-
charge cargo at — sr
— I shall discharge.
Must discharge cargo to repair damages,
KJR
— Obliged to discharge.
Owners desire me to inform you to dis-
charge cargo first at (place indicated),
SY
Send flats to discharge cargo iaz
When do you commence discharging
cargo? ■ ibj
Where did you discharge cargo? ibl
Without discharging cargo ibo
You will discharge cargo— at — ibq
DlSCIPLINE-D-ING.
Disclose-d-ing. (Divulge) lu
dlscolor-ed-ing-ation.
Disconnect.
— Disconnected-ing.
—Does disconnecting affect your steering?
Let your wheels (or, screw) revolve
. without disconnects g QOB
DlSCONTENT-ED-LY-MENT.
Crew discontented ; will not work -KCO
DlSCONTINUE-D-ING-ATION.
— Discontinue repeating signals.
Light, or, Floating light is discontinued
(or, gone) _--QSG
Your agent (or agent specified) has dis-
continued business -. - dtf
DlSCOUNT-ED ING.
— At a discount.
—What is the discount?
LDK
LDM
LDN
LDO
LDP
LDQ
LDR
LDS
LDT
LDU
LDV
LDW
LDX
LDY
LDZ
LEA
LEB
LEC
LED
LEF
LEG
LEH
LEI
LEJ
LEK
LEM
LEN
LEO
LEP
LEQ
LER
LES
DlSCOURAGE-D-ING.
Discourtesy (Incivility) pgi
DlSCOVER-ED-ING-ABLE-Y.
Can you discover?
— Have, or, Has been discovered.
— Have, or, Has not been discovered.
— Have you been discovered?
— Have you discovered?
— I made the discovery. ,
— What have you discovered?
— When did you discover?
DlSCREDIT-ED-ING-ABLE-Y.
DlSCRETION-AL. DISCREETLY.
— Use you own discretion.
Discuss-ed-ing-ion. ( Controversy. )
Disease-d. (See also Sick.)
A contagious disease on board (or at
place indicated) gpq
Contagious disease jsc
Disease, or, Sickness is contagious _.vb
Disease, or, Sickness is not contagious,
vc
I have (or, have had) a. dangerous infec-
tious disease on board.
Code Flag over L
— Infectious disease.
Is disease (or, sickness) contagious?.VA
— Venereal disease.
Disembark- ation.
— Disembarked-ing.
— Have, or, Has been disembarked.
— Passengers will have to be disembarked.
— Prepare to disembark — at — .
—Shall, or, Will be disembarked.
— To be disembarked.
Troops are ready to disembark ybo
Where will passengers have to be dis-
embarked? TDV
dlsengage-d-ing-ment.
Disguise-d-ing. To disguise.
I have been chased by a disguised war
vessel inp
— I saw war vessel (or, vessels) disguised
off—.
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's war vessels are going about
in disguise of merchantmen . o J
— Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
(or, funnels)—.. Here give the color
or the design of the line of steamers
that it may be an imitation of.
Disgrace-d-ing-fully.
DlSHONEST-Y-LY.
Dishonor-ed-able-ably.
Disinfect-ed-ing-ant.
Disk. Disc - lcn
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DISLIKE— DISTINGUISH.
LET
LEU
LEV
LEW
LEX
LEY
LEZ
LFA
LFB
LFC
LFD
LFE
LFG
LFH
LFI
LFJ
LFK
LFM
LFN
LFO
LFP
LFQ
LFR
LFS
LFT
LFU
LFV
LFW
LFX
LFY
DlSLIKE-D-ING.
DlSLOCATE-D-ING-ION.
Arm dislocated evj
DlSMANTLE-D-ING.
DlSMAST-ED-ING.
Lost the (or, her) masts raz
Vessel seen (or, indicated) lost her masts,
RBP
"When did you lose your masts? rmj
DlSMISS-ED-ING-AL.
DlSOBEY-ED-ING-DJENCE.
— Disobey-ed-ing-dience of orders.
DlSORDER-ED-LY.
— Is, or, Are in great disorder.
DlSPATCH-ED-ING. To DISPATCH. (See
Despatch) kwv
DlSPENSE-D-ING— WITH.
— Can spare (or, dispense with).
— Can you spare (or, dispense with)?
DlSPERSE-D-ING.
Convoy to disperse and make for desti-
nation is
Convoy to disperse and reassemble at
rendezvouz (or place indicated) it
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
ing within signal distance iz
DlSPLACE-D-ING-MENT.
DlSPLAY-ED-ING.
DlSPLEASE-D-ING-URE.
DlSPOSE-D-ING-AL.
An opportunity for selling (or, disposing
of) SRV
An opportunity of disposing of cargo,
hzq
— At my own disposal.
—At your disposal.
— Can dispose of.
— Can not dispose of.
Dispose of cargo as soon as possible,
IAN
— For disposal.
— Have you disposed of?
— Not disposed of.
Disprove-d.
DlSPUTE-D-ING-ABLE.
Disqualify -ied-ication.
DlSREGARD-ED-ING.
— Disregard leader's movements. Disre-
gard motions.
Dissatisfied. Dissatisfaction. (Discon-
tent) LDE
Dissent-ed-ing-sion.
LFZ
LGA
LGB
LGC
LGD
LGE
LGF
LGH
LGI
LGJ
LGK
LGM
LGN
LGO
LGP
LGQ
LGR
LGS
LGT
LGU
LGV
LGW
LGX
LGY
LGZ
LHA
Dissolve-d-ing-ution.
— Dissolution of partnership.
Congress, Parliament, Assembly (or
other legislative body) is dissolved.FEJ
Distance.
At — (time indicated) — (place indi-
cated) bore — , distant — miles ed
Bearings and distance of gbf
Can not make out your flags; come
nearer (or, make Distant Signals) .vm
— Communicate by Distant Signals.
Convoy to spread as far as possible,
keeping within signal distance iz
Course and distance - ...jzg
— Distant.
— Distant Signals (when spoken of). (See
page 523.)
Extend-ed-ing your distance mpn
How far off? What distance? mta
— I am going to communicate by Distant
Signals.
I wish to signal ; will you come within
easy signal distance vj
Keep within signal distance pzu
— Make Distant Signals.
— Miles distant (or, from).
— Not sufficient distance.
— Sufficient distance.
What distance? How far off? mta
— What distance off is?
— What distance were you — from?
What are the bearing and distance of —
(place or vessel indicated)"! eo
— What is the distance— to?
— When I have run my distance I shall put
her head off until — .
Distil-led-ling-ler-y-lation.
Distinct-ly-ion-ive-ness.
— Distinct enough.
— Your signal is not distinct. Interpreta-
tion doubtful.
Distingtjish-ed-ing-able. (See also Make
Out.)
Calls the attention of the vessel whose
distinguishing signal follows dr
—Can you, or, Could you distinguish?
— Can you distinguish what — (vessel in-
dicated) has hoisted?
— Can not distinguish her (or, your) colors.
Can not distinguish your signal flags;
come nearer, (or, make Distant Sig-
nals) VM
■Distinguishing vane.
— I can not distinguish (or, see).
•Plainly distinguishable. I saw it very
plainly.
Repeat your distinguishing signal ; the
flags were not made out .' du
Show your distinguishing signal dv
Signal not understood, although the
flags are distinguished wcx
Vessel has not shown her number (or,
distinguishing signal) slh
Vessels just arrived, show your distin-
guishing signals... dx
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223
DISTINGUISH— DO.
LHB
LHC
LHD
LHE
LHF
LHG
LHI
LHJ
LHK
LHM
LHN
LHO
LHP
LHQ
LHR
LHS
LHT
LHU
Distinguish — Continued.
Vessels just -weighed (or, leaving), show
your distinguishing signals dz
Vessels that -wish to he reported all
well, show your distinguishing sig-
nals --- --DYT
Vessels that wish to he reported on
leaving, show your distinguishing
signals eb
Vessels that wish to he reported, show
your distinguishing signals ea
— Your signal flags can not be distin-
guished.
Distkess-ed.
Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary),
ES
Did you se'e a vessel in distress? nd
— Distressed for want of coal.
— Distressed for want of food.
— Distressed for want of water.
— Distressed seaman.
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel
in this distressed condition ? ne
Have you seen or heard of a vessel
wrecked or in distress ? zu
— How long have you (or vessel indicated)
been in such distress ?
I will assist you (or vessel in distress),
FGI
I will remain by you (or vessel in dis-
tress) Al
In distress ; want assistance . - - NS
In distress; want immediate assist-
ance* ?.- -NO
*See Distress Signals, page 7.
Is not vessel (bearing if necessary) in
distress? -NT
— Put in, in distress.
—Relieve vessel in distress.
Signals of distress wcy
Signals of distress in — (direction indi-
cated) wcz
— Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is (or,
was) in distress.
Vessel indicated in distress, wants im-
mediate assistance nw
Vessel indicated appears in distress. _nx
Vessel on — (bearing indicated) is mak-
ing signals of distress wdp
dlstribute-d-ing-ion.
District— of — .
Agricultural district — of — dul,
Mining district — of — RUQ
Distrust-ed-ing-ful-ly.
DlSTURB-ED-ING-ANCE.
Atmospheric disturbance _ -FJP
—Disturbance is quelled.
— Disturbance on shore (or, at — ).
I have no cargo to disturb my com-
JHU
Ditch.
Ditto.
LHV
LHW
LHX
LHY
LHZ
LIA
LIB
LIC
LID
LIE
LIF
LIG
LIH
LIJ
LIK
LIM
LEST
DlVE-D-IKG-R.
Artificer diver, ezq-
— Can you lend me a diver ?
— Diver's gear.
Diver's helmet.
— Diver's pump.
— Diver's telephone.
Diving apparatus ,..erg
Diving bell-.- geo
— Diving dress.
— Have you (or vessel indicated) a diver ?
— Require diver to clear screw.
— Require diver to examine bottom.
Divide-d-ing-sion. Divisible.
Divisional boat gsr
Dividend.
Divine Service.
D jerib. (Square measure) axp
DrVULGE-D-ING.
Do, Did, Doing, Done bmp
After it was done dqy
Badly done rFRj
Can, or, May do (or, be done) blt
Can, or, May do it blu
Can, or, May have done (or, been done),
blv
Can, or, May it be done? blw
Can you (or person indicated) do it?
dee
Can not, or, May not do (or, be done),
BLX
Cannot, or, May not do it bly
Can not, or, May not have done (or,
been done) blz
Could, or, Might do (or, be done)..BMA
Could, or, Might have done (or, been
done) bmc
Could, or, Might not do (or, be done) ,
BMD
Could, or, Might not have done (or, been'
done) .- bme
—Do all.
Do, Does, Did, Doing, Done -.bmf
Do, Does, or, Did he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) ? btq
Do, Does, or, Did his (her-s, it-s)?--BMG
Do, Does, or, Did I (my, mine)?-.-BMH
Do, Does, or, Did not bmi
Do, Does, pr, Did that (or, this)? ..bmj
Do, Does, or, Did the? bmk
Do, Does, or, Did there? bml
Do, or, Did these (or, those) ? bmn
Do, Does, or, Did they (their-s)?-.-BMO
Do, Does, or, Did we (our-s)? bmp
Do, Does, or, Didyou-r-s? bmq
Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
cated)— have -btr
— Do what is to be done.
Do you think it will be? xpy
— Doing well.
Easily done deg
Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been done),
BMR
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DO.
LIO
LIP
LIQ
LIE
Do — Continued.
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
done) BMS
Had, or, Have I done? bmt
Had, or, Have they done? bmu
Had, or, Have we done? bmv
Had, or, Have you done? BMW
Has it been done (accomplished)?.. deh
Having done bmx
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) btjh
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not btji
He, She, It, (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or,
is, or, are doing) bul
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done
(or, is, or, are not doing) btjp
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (vr, would) do (or, be
done bvn
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done) bvr
How do (does, or, did)? bxl
How do (or, did) you? bxm
I do (or, did) bmy
I do (or, did) not bmz
— I do not think it will be.
I do not think it will do xqb
I had (or, have) done bna
I had (or, have) not done bnc
Ishall (or, will) do — bnd
I shall (or, will) not do bne
I should (or, would) do.— ...bnf
I should (or, would) not do ...bng
— I will do it if I can.
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) does (do, or, did) byh
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) does (do, or, did) not byi
If I do (or, did) bzf
If I do (or, did) not bzg
•If I were you, I should not do it.
If it can (or, may) be done. — bzr
If it can not (or, may not) be done.BZS
If they do (or, did) cam
If they do (or, did) not .....can
If we do (or, did) Cbf
If we do (or, did) not cbg
If you do (or, did) cbw
If you do (or, did) not Cbx
Is it done? bnh
Is it not to be done? bni
Is it to be done? bnj
It, etc. (See He, above. )
It can (or, may) be done bnk
It can not (or, may not) be done.-.BNL
It could (or, might) be done. bnm
It could (or, might) not be done.-.BNO
It has (or, had) been done. bnp
It has (or, had) not been done bnq
It ought not to be done bns
It ought to be done bnr
It shall (or, will) be done bnt
It shall (or, will) not be done bnu
It will do ,.-- BNV
-It will do very well.
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See Could, above.)
LIS
LIT
LIU
Do — Continued.
Must do (or, be done) cen
Must not do (or, be done) oew
Not doing — cfp
Not d6ing well zbl
Not done— - -Cfq
Not easily done dei
Not to be done cgi
—Now doing.
Ought I to— do? Chq
Ought to do (or, be done) chz
Shall, or, Will do (or, be done) ...bnw
Shall, or, Will have done (or, be done),
» BNX
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done) ?
BWF
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done)? bwj
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done)-BNY
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done) -bnz
Shall, or, Will they do it?- -—.boa
Shall, or, Will they not do it? boc
Shall, or, Will you do it? bod
, Shall, or, Will you not do it?. — — boe
Should, or, Would do (or, be done).BOF
Should, or, Would have done (or, been
done) bog
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) do (or, be
done) bwo
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per
sons or things indicated) not do (or,
be done)?... bwt
Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
BOH
Should, or, Would not have done (or,
been done) boi
They do (or, did) boj
They do (or, did) not -■ bok
They had (or, have) done bol
They had (or, have) not done '..bom
To be done — cnr
To do - - -CNT
— Very well done. •
Was, or, Were done (or, doing) — .BON
Was, or, Were not done (or, doing) -BOP
We do (or, did) boq
We do (or, did) not bor
We had (or, have) done bos
We had (or, have) not done..- bot
— Well done.
What, or, Which do (does, or, did)?.CQB
What, or, Which does (do, or, did) he
(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated)''. — - cqd
What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
or, you)? cqe
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) do?.—' — -CQL
What, or. Which shall (or, will) they
(or, you) do? CQN
What, or, Which should (or, would) I
(or, we) do? cqr
What, or, Which should(or, would) they
(or, you) do? —CQS
When do (does, or, did)? --CRB
When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated)"! ...crd
Part -II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
225-
DO— DOUBLE.
Do — Continued.
Doctor — Continued.
Whendo(or, did) I (or, -we)? ore
May I send a sick person to see your
When do (or, did) they (or, you)?..CRF
doctor (or, surgeon)? wl
When done with .1 .org
LJX
— No doctor (or, surgeon).
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,
No doctor (or, surgeon) available. _wm
you) do? crv
Surgeon, or, Doctor shall be sent for,
When shall (or, will) it be done?...CRX
LJW
Where do (does, or, did)? csx
Want a doctor (or, surgeori) ; send me
Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? csy
Where do (or, did) they (or, yon)?- _csz
one from the nearest place wo
Want a surgeon (or, doctor). Medical
LIV
— Where is it to take place (or, to be done)?
assistance wanted fgl
.
Who do (does, or, did)?. cuo
Will your doctor (or, surgeon) come on
Why do (does, or, did)? cvg
board? -- wp
Why do (does, or, did) not? cvh
Why do (or, did) you? cvi
Why do (or, did) you not?- ._cvj
LJY
Document. (See also Paper. )
Will, etc. (See Shall, above.)
LJZ
— Bring all your documents (or, papers).
Will it do? bou
Papers and documents tal
Will not do bov
Will you do it? owe
LKA
Dog.
Would, etc. (See Should, above. )
LKB
— Dog watch.
You do (or, did} --.bow
You do (or, did) not? box
Doing. (See Do) bmf
You had (or, have) done boy
You had (or, have) not done boz
LKC
Dolphin.
LIW
Dock-ed-ing.
LKD
— Dolphin striker.
LIX
— Do you go into dry dock? Will you have
to go into dry dock?
LKE
Dome.
Dock authorities fng
LIY
— Dock dues.
LKF
Domestic-ate-d-ing-ity.
LIZ
— Dock laborer.
LJA
— Dockers' Union.
LKG
Dominion.
LJB
— Docks — at — .
LKH
— His, or, Her Majesty's dominions.
LJO
— Dry dock.
LJD
— Floating dock.
LKI
Domingo, Santo. Santo Domingo
Lje
— Graving dock.
Colors.
LJF
— In dock.
LJG
' — Is there any dry dock here?
LKJ
Don.
LJH
— Must go into dry dock.
LJI
— No dry dock nearer than — .
Done. (See Do) bmf
LJK
—Out of dock!
LJM
—Tidal dock.
LKM
Donkey. (Animal. )
LJN
, — Undock-ed-ing.
LJO
— Wet dock.
Donkey Boiler - gwv
What is the depth over sill? kvh
Donkey boiler burst .. gwx
LJP
— What is the length of dock at — ?
Donkey boiler damaged _ 1 . . . gwy
LJQ
— When do you come out of dry dock?
LKN
— Donkey engine.
LJB
— When were you last docked?
LKO
— Donkey engine disabled.
Will you have to go into dry dock, or,
LKP
—Donkey pump disabled.
Do you go into dry dock? lix
Wish to enter port or dock tm
LKQ
Door.
LKR
— Manhole door.
LJS
Docket.
LKS
— Water-tight door.
LJT
Dockyard.
Doppelzentner. (Measure of weight),
Dockyard authorities fnh
LKT
ZNL
Dose.
LJU
Doctor.
Accident; want a surgeon (or, doctor),
LKU
DOT-TED-ING.
AM
Dot between initials. -Code Flag over f
LJV
— Doctor, or, Surgeon is away.
LJW
— Doctor, or, Surgeon shall be sent for.
LKV
Double-d-y-ing. Dual.
Doctor, or, Surgeon wants assistance,
LKW
—Double acting-ion.
FGP
Double altitude edi
Doctor, or, Surgeon will come imme-
Double bottom.. -- hay
diately WN
Have you a doctor (or, surgeon)?- _.wk
LKX
— Double expansion engine.
LKY
— Double reef-ed.
I am in want of a doctor (or, medical
LKZ
—Double topsail.
Double topsail yard xwd
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226
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Part IL
DOUBLOON— DKIVE.
Doubloon. {Coin)..- -
ATK
Drachme. . (Measure of weight) ban
LMA
DOUBT-ED-PUL-LY.
Any doubt
--EOT
LMW
Drapt-ed-ing.
LMB
— Doubtless. No doubt.
LMX
Drag-ged-ging. To drag.
I doubt if it is possible
--TQB
Anchor drag-ged-ging eha
Ldoubt your (or, my) ability to —
-CYB
LMY
— Drag rope.
If you have any doubt
.-EPS
Dragging (driving) lnv
No doubt. Doubtless _
-LMB
Your signal is not distinct ; interpreta-
LMZ
Drain-ed-ing-age.
tion doubtful
LGT
LNA
Main drain rgj
Draught. (See also Draw. )
LMC
Dover's powders.
LNB
— Black draught.
Coal requires much draught iwr
LMD
Down.
Draught of water yvc
Batten-ed-ing down -..
-FYK
LNC
— My draught of water is — feet — inches
Broken down
-HJX
aft.
Chronometer has run down
---GQ
LND
— My draught of water is — feet — inches
Cut down
--KHI
forward.
Down channel
--ILK
What draught of water in feet could
LME
— Down the river.
you lighten to? ob
LMP
— Down to — .
What is your draught of water? oc
LMG
— Downcast.
Very bad draught _prv
LMH
— Downfall.
LNE
— Very fair draught.
LMI
— Downhearted.
LNF
— Very good draught.
LMJ
— Downwards.
Ensign union downwards
Fell down - .
MEJ
..MVI
LNG
Drawing. Drew. To Draw. (Sketch.)
Haul down your ensign
-MEN
Haul the jib down
.-OPE
LNH
Draw-ing. Drew. (See also Draught.)
Haul down ■.
-ONY
Draught lna
Heave her down
--OSA
LNI
— Draw fires.
Helm is down . ..-
--OTP
Drawbridge.- hgp
Holding-down bolts loose
-GYA
Drawing too much water nz
Hull down
-OZY
I draw — feet aft and — feet forward,
I have sunk (or, run down) a vessel-HK
OA
Let your fires down
-NAM
What is your draught of water? oc
LMK
— Not far down.
Price has gone down (fallen)
MRW
LNJ
Drawback.
Sea going, gone down
.VKZ
LMN
— Up and down — the — .
LNK
Dredge-d-ing.
LMO
— Upside down.
LNM
— Dredger.
Vessel indicated (or in direction indi-
LNO
— Keep, or, Pass the dredger on your port
cated) is supposed to have gone down,
side.
NOY
LNP
— Keep, or, Pass the dredger on your star-
W nen the breeze goes down
--HGI
board side.
When the moon goes down
-RZC
LMP
— When the sea has gone down.
LNQ
Dress-ed-ing.
LMQ
— When will you drop down?
Diving dress lib '
Dress-ed-ing ship vxi
Downcast
LMG
Pull dress nso
Properly dressed- . .tzf
LMR
Downton PUMP.
Downwards
-LMJ
LNR
Drew. (See Draw) lnh
Dript-ed-ing.
LMS
Dozen.
I am drifting, want assistance -CM
LMT
— Half dozen.
LNS
— You are (or vessel indicated is) drifting.
LMU
— How many dozen can you spare?
Send a — dozen cases of —
-IDE
LNT
Drink-ing. Drank.
Drunk-en-ness loj
Draa, or, Pike. (Measure of length)
-AVU
LNU
Drive. Drove. Driven. (Carried by
LMV
Drab. (Color.)
LNV
wind or sea. )
— Driving. Dragging.
Drachm. (Measure of weight)
BAK
Danger of driving (or, parting). . _kjz
Driven by stress of weather yza
Drachma. (Coin)
-ATL
Driven on shore near — . . . . - vzh
Driving ; I can veer no more cable. I
Drachma. (Measure of weight)
.BAI
have no more anchors to let go nk
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227
DRIVE— DURING.
Drive — Continued.
Due — Continued.
Driving ; parted from anchors. - .
---EIA
LOW
— Due on.
Drove on the rocks
---LOE
Due to arrive — at — eyd
LNW
— We are driving.
Mail is due on — - rpe
LNX
Driver, or, Spanker.
Spanker, or, Driver boom
---GZV
LOX
Dues. (Fees. )
Spanker, or, Driver boom sprang
--GZW
Dock dues - liy
Harbor dues ..omx
LNY
Drizzle-d-ing.
Light dues QSB
LNZ
Drogue.
Dug lag
LOA
Droit.
Duim. ( Measure of length ) avo
Droits of admiralty
DLW
LOY
Duke. Duchess.
LOB
Drop-ped-ping.
Drop a kedge. Bring to with a
kedge,
PXV
LOZ
Dull-ness.
Business dull . hnu
Drop astern — of
---FHI
Drop boat
- GSU
LPA
Duly.
LOC
— Drop down with the tide.
Make sail, or, Go ahead and drop
a boat
LPB
Dumb.
onboard
---DVN
Time ball drops at —
---ETJ
LPC
Dunnage.
When does time ball drop?
.-.FTK
When will you drop down?
* LMQ
LPD
Duplicate.
Have you a duplicate (or, copy) — of?
LOD
Drought.
JWB
..
LPE
— I can supply you with a duplicate of
Drove. (See also Drive)--.
- -LNU
engine (part mentioned).
LOE
— (Drove on the rocks.
LPP
I have no duplicate . jwc
— In duplicate.
LOF
Drown.
LPG
— Send a duplicate.
Accident happened; drowned;
drown-
LPH
— Send the duplicate.
mg
...DCH
Take, or, Make a duplicate (or, copy),
LOG
— Drowned-ing.
LPI
JWD
DURABLE-NESS-ILITY.
LOH
Drug-ged-ging-gist.
LPJ
Duration.
LOI
Drum.
LPK
During.
LOJ
Drunk-en-ness.
Arrived during theday exv
Charged with drunkenness
1MB
Arrived during the night - - exw
LOK
— Drunkard.
LPM
LPN
— During a gale.
— During a thick fog.
LOM
Dry-ied-ing. To Dry.
LPO
— During meal hours.
Do you go into dry dock? Will you
During my absence (or, the absence of
have to go into dry dock?
LIX
— ) DAX
LON
— Dry. Dryness.
LPQ
— Durifig the — (or, a — ).
LOP
— Dry at low water.
During the cruise kpa
. --LJC
During the day __ - knp
LOQ
LOR
— Dry rot.
LPR
— During the fog.
— High and dry.
LPS
— During the gale. Whilst the gale lasts.
Is there any dry dock here?
--.LJG
During the monsoon (or, trades) -. -RYJ
Must go into dry dock- ---
- _LJH
LPT
—During the night.
No dry dock nearer than —
LJI
LPU
— During the passage (or, voyage).
When do you come out of dry dock?-LJQ
LPV
— During the time in harbor.
LPW
— During the war.
LKV
LPX
— I shall lie-to during the night.
I shall steer — during the night ...wtz
ATM
I will keep close to you during the
night -- •- rvr
LOY
Keep close during the fog - - - pyo
Keep me in sight during the night
LOS
Duck.
(bearing to follow, if necessary) . -PYV
Passed during the night tcq
LOT
Due.
Pay strict attention to signals during
— Due at.
...LPA
the night -- dt
LOU
Shall signal with steam whistle (or,
LOV
— Due from.
siren) during fog (or, darkness) - -WE
228
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
DURING— EAST.
LPY
LPZ
LQA
LQB
LQC
LQD
LQE
LQF
LQG
LQH
LQI
LQJ
LQK
LQM
LQN
LQO
LQP
LQE
LQS
LQT
LQU
LQV
LQW
LQX
LQY
LQZ
During — Continued.
Spoke several vessels during the pas-
sage vsu
Will you keep close to me during the
night? ivk
Dusk-y-iness.
As soon as it is dusk fbn
— Before it is dusk.
Dust-y.
Gold dust odk
Dutch-man. Dutch Colors.
Duty.
— A great neglect of duty.
— Neglect of duty.
— Will do his (or, its) duty very well.
Duty. (Customs.)
Custom-house duties _ kgv
Duties are altered ech
Export duties mpc
Import duties peo
— Is there any duty on?
— Without duty.
Dye-d-ing-er.
— Dyewoods.
Dying.
-Dying at the rate of — a day.
Dying for want of water _nf
Dynamite-r.
Dynamo.
Dysentery. Case op dysentery.
Dyspepsia-tic.
-IDL
E. (Letter.) (For new method of
see page 13.)
Eacjh.
Each of the (or, them).
— Each of us (or, our).
Each of you (or, your).
Each other.
Each ship.
— Each way.
LRA
LRB
LRC
LRD
LRE
LRF
LRG
LRH
LRI
LRJ
LRK
LRM
LRN
LRO
LRP
LRQ
LRS
LRT
LRU
LRV
LRW
LRX
LRY
LRZ
LSA
LSB
LSC
LSD
LSE
LSF
Eager-ly-ness.
Eagle. (Bird. )
Eagle. (Coin) atn
Ear.
Earing.
—Reef earing.
Earl.
*
Early. Early— in.
— Earlier. Earliest.
Earn-ed-ing. To earn.
Earnest-ly-ness.
Earth.
Earth circuit.
— Earth current.
— Earth plate.
Earthenware. ( China) ipc
Earthquake.
Earthwork.
Ease-d-ing. To ease.
Ahead easy. Go ahead easy lh
Astern easy. Go astern easy lk
Ease her. Reduce speed mp
—Ease off.
Easier. Easiest.
Easily accomplished (done) deg
— Easy. Easily.
Easy ahead lh
Easy astern lk
— Easy sail. Keep under easy sail.
Eire can easily he got at on
— Go easy.
— I shall keep under easy sail.
Not easily accomplished (done) DEI
Not easy landing on the heach. Scarcely
prudent to land fzx
— Under easy sail.
— Which is the easiest?
— With the greatest ease.
East. (Compass in degrees) aeu
East. ( Compass in points) - aqu
— Easterly-ern-ing-ward.
Alongshore to the eastward of — (dis-
tance in miles may follow) eao
East India cargo ' hza
East India Government ofr
East Indiaman phw
East longitude qyz
—From the eastward.
North-east-erly-ern-ing- ward-er sjm
On, or, At the east coast of — iyh
On, or, At the N. E. coast of — iyg
On, or, At the S. E. coast of — iyj
South-east-erly-ern-ing -ward-er wli
To, or, For the eastward.
Too far to the eastward.
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229
EASTER— ELIGIBLE.
LSG
Easter.
LTX
Effort.
After Easter J... .'
--DQV
LTY
— Use utmost efforts (exertions, or
, en-
LSH
— Before Easter.
deavors) — to.
Easy-ily. (See Ease)
LRV
LTZ
Egg.
LSI
Eat-ing-en-able.
LUA
Egypt-ian. Egyptian Colors.
LSJ
— Worm eaten.
Egyptian Pound, or, Lira
ATO
LSK
Ebb-ed-ing.
Bar is impassable for boats
on the ebb
LUB
Eight-h-ly.
tide --.
-- EQ
Do not abandon the vessel till the tide
LUC
ElGHTEEN-TH.
has ebbed
AD
LSM
—Ebb sets — .
LUD
Either. Either one.
LSN
—Ebb tide.
LUE
—Either of the [or, them).
LSO
— How will the ebb set?
LUF
— Either of us, our-s.
LSP
— "When the ebb makes.
When will the tide ebb? ...
XI
LUG
LUH
— Either of you-r-s.
EjECT-ED-ION-MENT.
LSQ
Ebonite.
LUI
— Ejector.
LSR
Ebony.
El. (Measure of length)
aWj
LST
ECCENTBIC-ITY-AL.
Eccentric bar broken
FWJ
LUJ
Elapse-d.
LSU
— Eccentric gear.
LUK
Elastic-ity.
LSV
— Eccentric pulleys loose.
LSW
— Eccentric rod bent.
LUM
Elbow.
LSX
— Eccentric rod broken.
LSY
— Eccentric sheaves out of order.
Elder. (Older)
--SQI
LSZ
— Eccentric strap broken.
Eldest. (Oldest)
--SQJ
LTA
Eclipse-d-ing.
LUN
Elect-ed-ing-ion.
LTB
ECONOMY-IC-ICAL-IZE.
LUO
— Is, or, are elected — for — .
LTC
— Economize-d-ing fuel.
LTD
— Most economical speed.
LUP
LUQ
Electric-al-ly-ity.
— Electric battery.
LTE
Ecuador. Ecuador Colors.
Electricbell _.
Electric brush _
GEP
HKN
LTF
Eddy.
Electric cable.. ...
-HRB
LTG
— Eddy tide.
LUR
LUS
— Electric circuit.
— Electric current.
LTH
Edge-ding. Edgewise.
LUT
— Electric engine.
Water's edge
YWN
LUV
LUW
— Electric fuze.
— Electric launch.
LTI
Edition. Editor.
LUX
LUY
— Electric light.
— Electric light installation.
LTJ
Educate-d-ing-ion.
LUZ
LVA
— Electric machine.
— Electric mine.
LTK
Educe-tion.
LVB
— Electric motor.
LTM
—Eduction gear.
LVC
— Electrical communication.
LTN
—Eduction pipe out of order.
LVD
— Electrician.
LTO
— Eduction port.
LVB
LVF
— Electro contact.
— Electro contact mine.
LTP
Effect-ed-ing.
LVG
— Electro magnet.
Can a landing be effected?
Can boats
LVH
— Keep electric light on — .
land?
EW
LVI
— Search light, or, Electric projector
Have, or, Has the desired effect- ..kwq
LVJ
— Turn off electric light.
The desired effect --
...KWU
LVK
— Turn on electric light.
Try to effect
_.; YCV
Electrician
LVD
LTQ
Efpective-ly.
LVM
Elephant.
LTR
Effectual-ly.
LTS
Effervesce-d-ing-nce.
LVN
Elevate-d-ing-ation-or.
LTU
— Effervescing drink.
LVO
Eleven-th.
LTV
Efficient-ly-cy.
LTW
1
— May be made efficient.
LVP
Eligible-ility.
230
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
ELM— END.
LVQ
LVR
LVS
LVT
LVU
LVW
LVX
LVY
LVZ
LWA
LWB
LWC
LWD
LWE
LWP
LWG
LWE
LWI
LWJ
LWK
LWM
LWN
LWO
LWP
LWQ
LWE
LWS
LWT
LWU
LWV
LWX
LWY
LWZ
LXA
LXB
LXC
LXD
LXE
LXF
LXG
LXH
LXI
LXJ
LXK
LXM
LXN
Elm.
Else.
Anyone else eqa
Anything else EQG
Anywhere else -.eqs
Elsewhere.
■Nothing else.
— Or else.
— Someone else.
Something else wjr
What else?
— Who, or, Whom else?
Embank-ment.
Embargo.
An embargo has been laid on at — .
Does embargo extend to vessels under
— Embargo is not taken off.
— Embargo is taken off.
— Embargo not expected.
— Has embargo been taken off at — ?
— In daily expectation of an embargo.
— Is embargo likely to be taken off ?
— It is expected the embargo will be taken
off.
— The {natipn specified) have laid an em-
bargo oh all (nations specified) vessels.
— When is the embargo to be laid on?
—When is the embargo to be taken off ?
Embark-ed-ing.
— Embarkation.
— Enemy's troops embark-ed-ing.
— I shall embark at.
— Passengers are embarked.
— To embark troops.
— Troops are all embarked.
— Troops are embarking.
— When do the troops embark?
— When do you embark?
— When will passengers embark?
Embarrass-ed-ing-ment.
Embassy.
Embayed.
Embezzle-d-ing-ment.
Emergency.
— In case of emergency.
Emery.
Emery cloth ivn
Emetic.
Tartar emetic xky
Emigrate-d-ing-ion-ant.
Detained by the Emigration Officer _kyb
— Emigration, or, Immigration Office.
— Have you settled with the Emigration
Office?
Eminence-ent-ly.
Emolument.
LXO
LXP
LXQ
LXE
LXS
LXT
LXU
LXV
LXW
LXY
LXZ
LYA
LYB
LYC
LYD
LYE
LYF
LYG
LYH
LYI
LYJ
LYK
Emperor.
Emperor, King, Queen, President, Chief
of the State, etc., of— has (or, is) ..ior
Empire.
Employ-ed-ing-ment.
Chartered, or, Employed by Govern-
ment — - ine
—Employee.
— Employer.
Government employee (or, officer).. opt
— To be employed (or, used).
♦
Empress.
Empty-ied-ing.
— Empty barrel.
Empty bottles -hat
Empty cartridge case ...icu
— Empty cases.
Empty casks idz
— Water tank is empty.
When empty-ied -.-zck
En route.
Enable-d-ing.
Encamp-ed-ing-ment.
Enemy is breaking up his encampment,
LZC
Enclose-d-ing-ure.
Encounter-ed-ing .
Have encountered ice — (date, latitude,
and longitude to follow, if necessary).
(See also page 27i— Ice) pbl
Where did you encounter ice? pcg
Encouraqe-d-ing-ment.
Encroach-ed-ing-ment.
Encumber.
The bank is encumbered with fishing
boats ep
End-ed-ing — OP.
- A regular breakup. An end to the fine
weather hev
At the end (or, extremity) — of fix
At the latter end — of — . The latter
end — of - fiz
Authorities will put an end to the affair,
DPJ
Beam ends _.- gao
— Before the end — of.
Buoy end of cable hmf
— Butt end.
Cipher is ended iqs
—End for end.
End of April .eub
End of August _..fmc
End of December kpm
End of February mur
End of January puv
End of July .. pwo
End of June pwx
End of March RKX
End of May -. RNG
Paet II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
231
END— ENGINE.
LYM
LYN
LYO
LYP
LYQ
LYR
LYS
LYT
LYU
LYV
LYW
LYX
LYZ
LZA
LZB
LZC
LZD
LZE
LZF
LZG
LZH
LZI
LZJ
LZK
LZM
End — Continued.
End of November skw
End of October soi
End of September vrm
—End on.
— Endless.
Gaff end nve
— Tail end of main shaft broken.
The authorities will put an end to the
affair _-.dpj
The latter end— of fiz
Was thrown on her (or, my) beam
ends gax
— "When will the end (or, last) be?
Endanger-ed-ing.
Endeavor-ed-ing. To endeavor — TO.
(See also Attempt and Try. )
Boats should endeavor to land where
flag is waved (or, light is shown) _ _jz
—Endeavor. (Effort.)
Endeavor-ed-ing to ascertain EC J
Endeavor to come alongside ebd
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
kite, or, raft, etc.) ka
Endeavor to pick up boat gsv
I shall not endeavor to make the land,
QDX
— Shall, or, Will endeavor — to.
— Shall I endeavor — to?
Should you part, endeavor to beach your
vessel where people are assembled (or
as pointed out by compass signal prom
you) fzu
Use utmost endeavors (exertions, or,
efforts)— to lty
— Utmost endeavor.
We will endeavor to send a line. . . quw
Endless lyn
Endorse-d-ing-ment.
Endure- ance.
Enemy.
— By, or, With the enemy.
Enemy has abandoned cxm
Enemy is advancing dne
— Enemy is at sea.
— Enemy is breaking up his encampment.
Enemy is closing with you, or, You are
closing the enemy -OD
— Enemy is collecting in force.
Enemy is in sight oe
Enemy is on the alert dwx
— Enemy is retreating.
Enemy is throwing up batteries -_.fys
— Enemy's boat.
Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the
— , steering to the — of
— Enemy's fleet (or, squadron).
Enemy's fleet has been seen to the — ,
steering to the — ... ...og
— Enemy's force.
— Enemy's gunboat.
— Enemy's infantry.
—Enemy's ship (or, cruiser).
— Enemy's torpedo boat.
LZN
LZO
LZP
LZQ
LZB,
LZS
LZT
LZU
LZV
LZW
LZX
LZY
MAB
MAC
MAD
MAE
MAF
MAG
MAH
MAI
MAJ
MAK
MAL
MAN
MAO
MAP
MAQ
MAR
MAS
MAT
MAU
MAV
MAW
MAX
MAY
Enemy — Continued.
Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen
to the — , steering to the — oh
Enemy's troops embark-ed-ing lwq
— Enemy's troops land-ed-ing.
— Has the enemy?
Have been chased by the enemy 01
— If the enemy.
— Is, or, Was threatened by the enemy.
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's war vessels are going about
disguised as merchantmen o J
— Of, or, From the enemy.
Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) off —
(or in latitude and longitude indi-
cated) . KFD
Saw enemy's ship or, (cruiser) to the — ,
KFE
Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
off— OK
— Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
steering — .
— Should the enemy.
— To the enemy.
Vessel chasing is an enemy inv
' Vessel in sight is an enemy ol
— Was the enemy?
With, or, By the enemy lza
Energy-etic.
Service rifle.
Service-rifle cartridges-
Enforce-d-ing.
— Can not enforce it.
— Try to enforce it.
Engage-d-ing-ment.
— Am, Is, or, Are engaged.
— Are you engaged?
— Engage-d-ing with.
Is tug indicated engaged? ydo
— Several engagements.
— Severe engagement.
— Slight 'engagement.
— Sorry am (is, or, are) engaged.
—There has been an engagement between
— and — .
Engine.
kind of engine.
Auxiliary engine foa
Caloric engine hts
Circulating engine IRA
Compound engine jlm
— Direct-action engine.
Donkey engine --'- lkn
Double-expansion engine lkx
Electric engine ...lut
— Fire engine
— Gas engine.
— Hydraulic engine.
— Locomotive engine.
— Motor engine.
— Quadruple-expansion engine.
— Rotary engine.
— Side-lever engine.
— Traction engine.
— Triple-expansion engine.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
ENGINE.
MAZ
MBA
Engine — Continued,
PARTS OF. ENGINES.
Air pump dwa
Air-pump gear dwb
Air valve dwk
Bearings of an engine gbn
Bilge pump ..gjs
Bilge pump {donkey) gjt
Bilge pump (main) gju
Blow-off cocks (or, gear) gnw
Blow-off valve gnz
Blow through pipe .. gob
Brine cock hig
Circulating pump irb
Clack valve iru
Cock iyu
Condenser jmq
Condenser pipe.- jms
Condenser tube _ jmt
Connecting rod jpk
Crank kbh
Crank frame . kbj
Crank head 1 kbl
Crank pin kbm
Crosshead ked
Cylinder kia
Cylinder cover kib
Cylinder side rod kip
D slide kip
Eccentric gear lsu
Eduction gear ltm
Eduction port lto
Ejector lui
Engine bolt gxy
— Engine counter.
— Engine shaft.
Escape valve mgw
Expansion gear mlz
Flooding cock nfp
Gauge cock nxj
High -pressure cylinder kig
High -pressure cylinder cover ouv
High-pressure piston ouw
Induction gear piv
Injection gear pku
Intermediate-pressure-cylinder kih
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover,
PQT
Intermediate-pressure piston pqu
Intermediate shaft pqv
Jet condenser pvh
Kingston valve qbd
Low-pressure cylinder kij
Low-pressure cylinder cover kal
Low-pressure piston rbs
Lubricator.- rco
Paddle box hdp
Paddle wheel- szg
Parallel-motion gear ^ tax
Pipe (steam) wsm
Piston tkw
Piston rod tky
Port engine toy
Pump gear ubi
Safety Valve vdi
Sea cock vky
Shaft bearing gbp
Slide valve wgi
Slide-valve rqd wgn
Sluice valve whj
MBC
MBD
MBE
MBP
MBG
MBH
MBI
MBJ
MBK
MBL
MBN
MBO
MBP
MBQ
Engine — Continued.
Standards, or, Supports wqo
Starboard engine * wqv
Starting gear wrp
Starting shaft wrh
Steam port wsp
Steam-pressure gauge rjw
Steam steering gear. _ wst
Stop valve wxk
Stuffing box -__hdg
Suction pipe . ..-. xcj
Surface condenser xfw
Throttle vah^ xrg
Thrust bearing : gpq
Turning gear ..yen
Vacuum gauge ynm
Valve ynt
Waste pipe yuv
Water gauge yvq
GENERAL SIGNALS ABOUT ENGINES.
Anything wrong with engine? ..rd
Atmospheric pressure fjq
Can not get a vacuum ynj
Clean engine isq
Damage to machinery (part to be indi-
cated,) - kja
Defects can not be repaired at sea (or
at place indicated) bf
Defects, or, Damage can not be repaired
without assistance bg
Defects maybe set right in — hours _bd
Does disconnecting affect your steering?
LDC
— Engine can be set right in a short time.
— Engine does not work well.
— Engine room.
Engine-room artificer or machinist.EZR
Engine-room bulkhead hln
Engine-room compartment jgz
— Engine-room fire.
— Engine room full of water.
— Engine room has — feet of water in it.
— Engine-room log.
— Engine-room telegraph.
— Engine under temporary repair.
— Engine wants repair.
— Engine working badly. frm
— Engine works very well.
Examine-ation (of) machinery mka
Good vacuum _ .ynk
Have you a good fire engine? nag
— Have you damaged your machinery?
Horsepower oyh
Hot bearings ri
How long do you require to clean your
engines? qym
I am going to stop ; machinery requires
adjusting rk
I can supply you with duplicate of
engine (part mentioned) lpe
— In the engine room.
Indicated horsepower oyi
. Indicator diagram _kys
Indifferent vacuum ynl
Let your wheels(or, screw)revolve with-
out disconnecting ...qob
Making (number to follow) revolutions
per minute uwj
—My engine requires cleaning
Pakt II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
233
ENGINE.
MBR
MBS
MBT
MBU
MBV
MBW
MBX
MBY
MBZ
MCA
MCB
MOD
MCE
MCF
MCG-
Engine— Continued.
My engines are going astern.
Code Flag over v
My engines are stopped.
Code Flag over tr
My working pressure is — tus
— Near the engine room.
Packing ___ sza
Proceed after repairing machinery .rdw
— Proceed under one engine.
— Proceeds under her own steam.
— Repairs of engine can not be done here.
— Repairs of engine may be done in —
hours.
Small adjustment required to machinery,
DKG
— Start-ed-ing engine.
— Steam cutter's engine.
— Steam launch's engine.
— Steam pinnace's engine.
Stoke-hold, or, Fire-room, compartment,
JHA
— Supposed with engines broken down.
The damage done to machinery is not
serious, and is such as can be repaired
by the vessel's own engineers rl
—The engines must be thoroughly over-
hauled.
— The engines will be taken out.
— Under the engine room.
Vacuum yni
Water gauge out of order y vr
Water pressure yvz
What is your horsepower (or that of
vessel indicated) ? — oyl
-Working her own engine.
-Working one engine.
What pressure have you on? tuw
ACCIDENTS TO ENGINES OR MACHINERY.
Air-pump levers out of order dwc
Air pump out of order — dwi
Air-pump rod broken , . dwf
Bilge pump out of order . G J v
Bilge-pump valves out of order gjw
Blow-off cock out of order. . _ GNX
Blow-off pipe burst GNY
Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of
order) — JMR
Condenser (surface) out of order_-.XFY
Condenser tubes burst JMU
Condenser tubes choked (or, salted) - jmv
Condenser tubes leaking JMW
Condenser tubes out of order JMX
Connecting-rod bolts broken - - Gxv
Connecting-rod brasses broken (or, out
of order) --HEB
Coupling bolts broken Gxw
Crank brasses broken (or, out of order),
HEC
Crank broken kbi
Crank-pin brasses broken kbn
Crank pin broken kbo
Crank shaft broken (or, defective) -.kbq
Crank webs loose-- kbr
Cylinder cover broken kic
Cylinder cracked kat
Cylinder damaged kid
Cylinder out of order kie
Discharge pipe out of order lcq
MCH
MCI
MCJ
MCK
MCL
MCN
MCO
MpP
MCQ
MCR
Engine— Continued.
Discharge valve out of order.- lcr
Donkey engine disabled lko
Donkey pump disabled - lkp
Eccentric bar broken rwj
Eccentric pulleys loose lsv
Eccentric rod bent — lsw
Eccentric rod broken .lsx
Eccentric sheaves out of order lsy
Eccentric strap broken --- lsz
Eduction pipe out of order ltn
— Engines broken down.
Engines broken down ; I am disabled.Bj
Engines broken down; obliged to pro-
ceed under sail.
Engines broken down ; towed in by — .
— Engines broken down ; under temporary
repair.
Engines completely disabled mq
Engines disabled ; can repair in — hours.
Engines, or, Machinery disabled.
— Engine seating loose.
Engines working on seating.
Expansion valve out of order mna
Feed-check valves out of order iod
Feed pipe broken (or, out of order) . .muz
Feed pump out of order mvb
Feed-pump valves out of order mvc
Flaw in shaft neh
Have broken main shaft MR
High-pressure cylinder cover broken,
KAI
High-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
of order) -.. kau
High-pressure piston broken oux
High -pressure valve out of order _.ouy
Holding-down bolts loose gya
Hot bearings --- Rl
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
broken kaj
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
(or, out of order) kav
Levers damaged (or, out of order) . _qox
Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
of order) kaw
Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,
KAM
Machinery broken down mch
Machinery broken down ; irreparable at
sea rdv
Machinery, or, Engines disabled- _.mcn
Machinery out of order rj
Machinery requires adjusting dkp
-Machinery slightly deranged.
Machinery supposed to have broken
down MCA
Machinery wants repair mbl
Main-bearing brasses broken (or, out of
order) -. gbo
Main check valve out of order ioe
Main shaft broken mr
Main shaft broken in stern tube rgt
Must have a new shaft vti
-One engine disabled.
Packing ring of cylinder cover broken,
KAN
Parallel -motion rod out of order. _ . tay
Piston broken : tkx
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ENGINE— ENOUGH.
Engine — Continued.
Piston-rod bolts broken gyb
Piston-rod brasses broken (or, out of
order) hed
Piston rod cracked (or, broken) kax
Piston-rod crosshead damaged (or,
broken) - - kej
Propeller shaft broken me
Pump choked ubf
Pump crosshead out of order ubh
Pump gear worn out (or, defective) _ubj
Pump-lever links broken .. ubl
Pump lever out of. order ubm
Pump wants repairs .' ubr
Refrigerating machinery out of order,
RDX
Repairs of engine may be done in —
hours-.. _. mbv
Safety valve out of order vdj
Sea inlet (valve, or, cock) broken (or,
damaged)-. vla
Sea inlet choked - ipq
Shaft-coupling bolts broken gyp
Slide valve broken wgj
Slide-valve gear damaged (or, out of
order) wgl
Slide valve out of order wgm
Slide-valve rod broken wgo
Sluice valve out of order whk
Started a rivet uyn
Starting gear out of order wrg
Steam pipe burst tko
Steam pipe damaged wsn
Steam pipe leaky wso
Steering gear disabled _ . mz
Stern gland defective wuv
Stern tube damaged wva
Stuffing box broken hdi
Stuffing-box glands out of order ...hdj
Surface condenser out of order xfy
Tail end of main shaft broken lyo
Thrust block broken __gmz
Thrust block damaged gna
Thrust-block rings defective gnb
Thrust collar damaged jad
Thrust shaft broken xrn
Tubes out of order ydg
Tunnel shaft broken ydx
Water gauge out of order yvr
SPEED, Or, MOVEMENTS OP ENGINES.
Ahead easy. Go ahead easy lh
Astern easy. Go astern easy lk
Ease her. Reduce speed mf
Pull speed nsv
Go ahead lg
Go ahead easy. Easy ahead lh
Go ahead full speed ,. li
Go astern lj
Go astern. Heave all aback LP
Go astern easy. Easy astern lk
Go astern full speed lm
Go full speed obs
Go half speed obt
Half speed OLM
I am going full speed oci
I am going half speed ocj
Keeping, Kept going ahead .dvl
Keep-ing, Kept going astern fho
MCS
MOT
MCU
MCV
MOW
MCX
MCY
MCZ
MDA
MDB
MDC
MDE
MDP
MDG
MDH
MDI
MDJ
MDK
MDL
MDN
MDO
MDP
MDQ
MDR
MDS
MDT
MDU
MDV
MDW
MDX
Engine— Continued.
My engines are going astern
Code Flag over v
My engines are stopped.
Code Flag over u
Obliged to stop engines. _ _ _ wxh
Quarter speed. , wmv
Slow speed whe
Stop her ml
Stop instantly. ( Urgent) jun
Stop engines to adjust towing cables,
DKH
Stopping only for small adjustment of
machine^ rdy
Engine Room mbe
Engine-room artificers, or, machinists,
EZR
Engineer.
Can you supply me with anyone to take
charge (or, act) as engineer? rh
— Engineer surveyor.
— Engineer's stores.
— Engineer's tools.
The damage to the machinery is not
serious, and is such as can be repaired
by the vessel's own engineers rl
England-ish. English Colors. (See
also British. )
Bank of England pun
Englishman.
Enjoy-ed-ing-ment.
Enlarge-d-ing-ment.
Enlist-ed-ing-ment.
Foreign Enlistment Act dip
Enough — op. (See also Sufficient.)
Distinct enough lgs
-Enough, or, Sufficient room.
-Enough scope.
Enough time mdz
-Far enough.
-Far enough to windward.
Fortunate enough to nmo
-Good enough.
-Hands enough.
— Have you enough (or, sufficient)?
-Have you men enough ?
-Have you room enough — for (or, to)—?
— I have enough.
-Is it enough?
-Near-ly enough.
— Not enough.
Not enough cable ; give more scope.HRM
— Not enough wind.
— Not far enough.
— Not short enough.
-Not square enough.
Not strong enough xaq
Not time enough xto
—Not water enough.
— Not — enough.
-Quite enough (or, sufficient).
Room enough mdc
Shall we have daylight enough? ...knt
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235
ENOUGH— EQUIVALENT.
Enough— Continued.
MFJ
Entitle-d-ing— to.
MDY
-^-Take room enough.
They are not cautious enough-. j__-igd
MFK
— Is, or, Are not entitled.
MDZ
— Time enough.
MFL
Entrance.
Water enough . xcu
MFN
— At the entrance of — the — .
MEB
—Will- he enough.
Entrance bears — _ eg
You will have water enough over the
Entrance, or, Bar is dangerous fq
har (or, into the harbor.) Depth in
MFO
— Entrance is difficult.
feet to follow _.vt
Entrance, or, Bar is not safe except at
You will not have water enough over
slack water (or, at — . time indicated),
the bar (or, into the harbor). Depth
FVT
in feet to follow.. fwe
MFP
— Entrance not difficult.
MFQ
— Entrance of the port.
MEC
Enqtjire-y — into (or, about). (See also
Entrance of — blockaded gn j
Ask.)
Entrance of — is not blockaded gnk
Enquiry has been made plv
MFR
— Harbor, or, Entrance buoy.
MED
— Make enquiry.
How does entrance bear? ej
MEF
— No enquiries — for.
Inner entrance (passage, or, channel),
ILN
MEG
Enrol-led-ling-ment.
MFS
— Is entrance — ?
«
MFT
— Off the entrance.
MEH
Ensign.
Outer entrance (passage, or, channel),
Can not distinguish her (or, your) en-
ILS
sign -a- LGX
MFU
— The entrance of the gulf (or, harbor) is
Dip your ensign lbc.
mined.
MEI
— Do not show your ensign.
MFV
— We have missed the entrance (or, passed
MEJ
— Ensign union downward.
the port, or, harbor) .
MEK
— Foreign ensign.
MFW
— What sort of an entrance is it (or, is
MEL
—Half-mast your ensign.
there to — ) ?
MEN
— Haul down your ensign.
What wind leads through the passage
Have, you a — ensign? _mev
(or, entrance)? -- . -.zfd
Hoist your ensign (colors) dw
When may the bar (or, entrance) be
MEP
—Man-of-war ensign.
attempted? fwd
MEQ
— Naval Reserve ensign.
MER
— Neutral colors (or, ensign).
MFX
En'trap-ped-ing.
MES
— Red ensign.
MET
— She (or vessel indicated) has not shown
her ensign.
MFY
Entkeat-ed-ing-y.
MEU
—She (or vessel indicated) has showniher
MFZ
Entry.
ensign.
Date of entry klx
Show, your ensign. Hoist your colors,
DW
MGA
Envelope-d-ing.
Vessel just arrived, show your ensign,
DY
Envoy. (Delegate) ksn
What ensign has she hoisted? jbu
MEV
— Have you a — ensign?
MGB
Epidemic-al.
MEW
Ensure-d-ing.
MGC
Epilepsy-tic.
MEX
— Do the utmost you can to ensure holding
on ; everything will be wanted.
MGD
Epsom salts.
MEY
Entangle-d-ing.
MGE
Equal-led-ling-ly-ity.
MGF
— An equal number (or, quantity) — of.
MEZ
Enter-ed-ing.
Equal altitudes edj
MFA
— Are you entered?
MPB
— Can not enter.
MGH
Equalize-d-ing-ation.
MFC
— Have, or, Has entered into.
Is your ship entered at Custom-house?
MGI
Equator-ial.
KGZ
MGJ
— On the equator.
Permission is urgently requested to
MGK
— The equator. The lme.
When did you cross the equator? - -KEL
MFD
— Try to enter.
Where did you cross the equator?. _kem
Wish to enter port or dock tm
Where will you cross the equator?-KEN
MFE
Enteric fever.
MGL
Equinox-octial.
MFG
Enterprise-ing.
MGN
— Equinoctial gale.
MFH
Entertain-ed-ing.
MGO
Equip-ped-ping-ment.
MFl
— Entertainment.
Fears are entertained for the safety
Camp equipage ...htz
MGP
Equivalent.
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EEASE-EXACTLY.
MGQ
Erase-d-ing-ure.
MIE
MIF
Evening.
— Evening gum.
MGR
Err-ed-ing. Erroneous. Error.
MIG
— Every evening.
MGS
— An error in the — .
MIH
MIJ
— In the evening.
— The last evening.
MGT
Erysipelas.
MIK
MIL
— This evening.
— To-morrow evening.
MGU
Escape.
MIN
— Yesterday evening.
MGV
— Can escape.
MGW
— Escape valve.
MGX
— Escaped-ing.
MIO
Event.
MGY
— If we separate we may have a chance of
At all events!-
-OTH
escape.
In the event of (or, case of) :-
— IDR
MGZ
— Narrow-ly'escape-d.
MHA
— Try to escape.
MIP
MIQ
Ever.
— Did you ever?
MHB
Escort-ed-ing.
MIR
— Have you ever?
Convoy to keep ahead of escort iu
MIS
— Were you ever?
Convoy to keep astern of leader (or,
escort)- _____ rw
MIT
Every. ,
Convoy to keep on port side of leader
At every (or, all)
..DY1
(or, escort). _ -.. ix
Do the utmost you can to insure holding
Convoy to keep on starboard side of
on ; everything will be wanted .
-MEX
leader (or, escort) iy
Every appearance of foul weather
._ERZ
MHC
—Mounted escort.
Every assistance will be given .
FGE
MHD
— Send an escort — to (or, for).
MIU
Every boat .-
— Everybody, or, Everyone.
GSW
MHE
Esplanade.
Everyday. Daily.
-KIQ
..JUG
MHP
Esquire.
MIV
MIW
— Every exertion has been made.
—Every hour.
MHG
ESSENCE-TIAL-LY.
MIX
— Every means.
MHI
— Is, or, Are not essential.
MIY
MIZ
— Every morning.
— Every night.
MHJ
ESTABLISH-ED-INO-MENT.
Everyone, or, Everybody
..MIU
MHK
— A new establishment.
MJA
— Every opportunity.
MHL
— A small establishment.
MJB
— Every particular.
Communication is established — by (or,
MJC
— Every place, or, Everywhere.
with) -_JFU
MJD
MJE
— Every precaution.
—Every precaution has been taken.
MHN
Estate.
MJF
MJG
— Every time.
— Everything.
MHO
ESTEEM-ED-ING.
MJH
—Everything is to be sold.
MHP
— I should esteem it a favor.
MJI
— Everything paid.
Everywhere, or. Every place
..MJC
MHQ
ESTIMATE-D-ING-ION.
MJK
— Exclusive of everything.
MHE
— Cannot exactly estimate the damage.
Give every assistance to — r
FGH
MHS
— Do you estimate?
I am paying every attention
FLG
MHT
— In my estimation, or, In the estimation
MJL
— I expect every moment.
of—.
MJN
MJO
— In every particular.
— In every respect.
MHU
Estuary.
Is evory thing arranged — for
Keep everything prepared
.EXF
-PYS
MHV
Eucalyptus.
MJP
— Settle everything.
Use every precaution .-_
--TSD
MHW
Europe- an.
MHX
— European rope.
Opportunity for sending letters to Eu-
MJQ
Evict-ed-ing-ion.
rope QOD
MJR
Evidence.
MHY
EVACUATE-D-ING-ION.
MJS
Evident-ly.
MHZ
Evade-d-ing-sion.
MJT
EVIL-LY.
MIA
EVAPORATE-D-ING-ION.
MJU
EXACT-ED-ING.
MIB
EVASIVE-LY.
MJV
Exactly.
Must Give, or, Gives an evasive answer,
Can not exactly estimate the damage,
.
eng
MHR
MIC
EVEN-LY-NESS.
Describe exactly what you want (size,
MID
— Even keel.
weight, etc.)
KWC
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EXACTLY-
-EXPECT.
Exactly — Continued.
MLE
Excite-d-ing-ment.
Did you get (or, have) a good look at
the land to know exactly where we
MLF
Excuse.
are? py
MLG
— Excused-ing-able.
MJW
— Not exactly.
I (or person indicated) beg to be excused,
MJX
EXAGGERATE-D-ING-ION.
MLH
— Send an excuse.
Unless your communication is very im-
MJY
EXAMINE-D-ING. TO EXAMINE.
portant, I must be excused —
ij
Buoys have just been examined; they
Very excusable -
YPP
are all right -.-HMJ
MLI
— You must not (or, You can not)
make
Cross-examine-d-ing-ation — of kec
any excuse.
MJZ
— Examination.
Examination of candidate for — at — ,
MLJ
Execute-d-ing.
HUS
Can not be done. -
-BLX
MKA
— Examine-ation of machinery.
MLK
— Execute repairs.
MKB
— Have you examined?
MLN
— Executionrive.
MKC
— Is the vessel (object, sail, etc.) worth
Great execution -
OHB
examination?
MLO
— In the execution — of.
MKD
— Last examined-ation — of (or, at).
Proceed in execution of previous orders,
MKE
— Must examine (or, be examined) — for.
sz
Post-mortem examination . . tqu
MLP
Executor-ship.
Require diver to examine bottom. -.lie
MKF
— Ship indicated to examine strange sail,
and report.
— Still under examination.
MLQ
Exempt-ed-ing-ion.
MKG
MLE
Exercise-d-ing.
MKH
—To be examined — for (or, at).
Exercise-d his (or, their) authority
-PMR
MKI
— "Vessel indicated was minutely exam-
ined; no person to be seen; nothing
MLS
Exert-ion.
visible.
Every exertion has been made -..
MIV
MKJ
— Your papers will be examined.
Use utmost exertions (efforts, or, en-
MKL
— Your permit will be examined(or, looked
at).
LTY
MLT
EXHAUST-ED-ING-ION.
MEN
Example.
Bad example __-prb
MLU
EXHIBIT-ED-ING. EXHIBITION.
Good example odx
Make an example rie
MLV
EXILE-D-ING.
MKO
Exceed-ed-ing-ly.
MLW
EXIST-ED-ING-ENCE.
Exceed-ed his (or( their) authority-PMQ
Existing circumstances
IRH
MKP
— Not to exceed.
Supply of water is small, not exceed-
EX-MERIDIAN ALTITUDE
EDK
ing — (quantity indicated) ywr
MLX
EXONERATE-D-ING-TION.
MKQ
EXCELLENT-LY-CE-CY.
MKB
— His, or. Her Excellency.
Exorbitant-ly-ce. (Excessive)
MKU
MKS
— Their Excellencies.
MLY
EXPANDSION-SIVE.
MKT
EXCEPT-ED-ING-ION.
MLZ
Double-expansion engine -
— Expansion gear.
LKX
MKU
EXCESS-IVE-LY.
MNA
— Expansion valves out of order.
Quadruple -expansion engine
MAU
MKV
EXCHANGE-D-ING. TO EXCHANGE.
Triple-expansion engine
MAY
Bill of exchange gke
MNB
—Work expansively.
Exchange Office. Bureau de Change,
HNC
MNC
Expect-ed-ing.
MKW
— I, or, They exchanged numbers with — .
MND
— At what time do you expect?
Bad weather is expected _
FP
MKX
— The exchange.
Cargo expected to be saved
HZU
MKY
— The rate of exchange is — .
Cargo expected to be sold
HZV
MKZ
— What is the exchange?
MNE
Daily expected
— Do not expect.
Kill
MLA
Exchequer.
MNF
— Do you expect?
Embargo not expected _
LWP
MLB
Excise. (Duty.)
Expect daily -
KMX
MLC
— Excise officer.
MNG
— Expect I have to receive.
Expect to arrive
EYP
Exclude-d-ing. (See Omit) sqm
Expect (or vessel indicated expects) to.
MLD
— Exclusive-ly-ion.
be got off (or, afloat)
DPX
Exclusive of everything mjk
MNH
— Expectation.
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EXPECT— EXTRA.
Expect — Continued.
Explain — Continued.
MNI
— ^Expected next mail.
MOV
— Shall, or, Will explain (or, be ex-
MNJ
— Expected next week.
plained).
Few expected mxb
They will demand explanations ktg
Gale is expected— from — zd
Will fully explain nsz
Hourly expected OZL
Will, or, Can you explain? mor
MNK
— I expect.
I expect every moment -- .. — mjl
Explicit-ly. (Definite) krt
MNL
— I expect your orders every moment.
In daily expectation of an embargo.LWH
MOW
Explode-d-ing-sion-sive.
It is expected the embargo will be taken
MOX
— Explosive gas.
off LWJ
MOY
— Explosive grapnel.
It is expected the vessels (or vessels in-
MOZ
— Explosive rockets. War rockets.
dicated) will be allowed to leave .dzj
I am taking in (or, discharging) explo-
MNO
— Many expected.
sives Flag b, or. Code Flag over b
MNP
— May expect (or, be expected).
No combustibles (or, explosives) near
MNQ
— May I expect?
the fire - hr
News expected on — ___ -SHL
Vessels with combustibles (or, explo-
MNR
— No expectation of.
sives) not allowed in hs
MNS
— Not expected yet (or, until — ).
Reinforcements are expected uol
MPA
Explore-d-ing-ation. To EXPLORE.
Warexpected -_ _yud
MNT
— Was fully expected.
MPB
Export-ed-ing. To export.
MNU
— Were there any vessels, or, Was — (ves-
MPC
— Export duties.
sel indicated) expected at — ?
MPD
— Exportation.
What current (rate and direction) do
you expect (or, reckon on)? kgh
MPE
Expose-ding-ition-ure.
MNV
— What do you expect ?
MPF
— Do not expose yourself (or, people)
MNW
— When do (or, did) you expect ?
When do you expect an answer ? — enq
unnecessarily.
When do you expect to be off (or,
MPG
Express.
abreast of ) — ? - dap
MPH
— An express has arrived from — .
MPI
— An express is going to — .
MM
EXPEDIENT-ENCY.
Send an express — with the following
intelligence poh
MNY
Expedite-ing. Expeditious.
MPJ
— Should be express.
MNZ
Expedition.
MPK
Express-ed-ing-ion-ive.
MOA
Expend-eding-iture.
MPL
EXTEND-ED-ING. To EXTEND.
Ammunition is nearly expended efr
Cargo damaged, but extent not known,
Report expenditure — of uby
i HZT
Does embargo extend to vessels under
MOB
Expense. (Charges.)
— flag? ... _.lwc
Expenses, or, Charges are moderate,
MPN
— Extend-ed-ing your distance.
IMP
MPO
— Extent-sive-ly.
MOC
— Expensive-ly.
Reef, Rock, or, Shoal extends from —
What are the charges (or, expenses)?
IMQ
EXPERIENCE-D-ING.
MOD
MPQ
EXTERNAL-LY.
MOE
— Have you experienced ?
External dimensions. From out to out,
MOF
— No experience.
LAM
MPR
EXTINGUISH-ED-ING.
MOG
Experiment- al-ly.
MPS
— Can extinguish fire.
MOH
— Experiment has been tried.
Extinguish all lights. Allow no lights
MOI
— Experiment will be tried.
MOJ
— For, or, By experiment.
Fire is extinguished _ . _ mzs
Is fire extinguished ? _os
With help I may be able to extinguish
MOK
Expert.
With immediate assistance fire can be
MOL
Expire-d-ing-ation.
extinguished- . ny
MON
— At the expiration of.
Your lights are extinguished, or, want
. trimming (made by — — ^^— —
MOP
Explain-eding. To EXPLAIN.
flashes, or blasts of a steam whistle).
MOQ
— Can explain.
(Seepage 548.)
MOR
— Can, or, Will you explain ?
MOS
— Explanation-ory.
MPT
EXTORT-ED-ING-ION.
MOT
— Explanation has been given.
MOU
— I can not explain.
MPU
Extra.
Require explanation utb
Any extras ? eou
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EXTRACT— FALL.
MPV
MPW
MPX
MPY
MPZ
MQA
MQB
MQC
MQD
MQE
MQF
MQG
MQH
MQI
MQJ
MQK
MQL
MQN
MQO
MQP
MQB
MQS
MQT
MQU
MQV
MQW
MQX
EXTRACT-ED-ING-ION.
Goulard's Extract ofn
Extradition.
extraordinary-ily.
Extra vagant-ly-ance.
extreme-ly-ity.
At the extremity (or, end) — of fix
— In the extreme.
— To, or, At the last extremity.
EXTRICATE-D-ING.
— Can it be extricated?
— Can not extricate.
It is difficult to extricate kzy
Eye.
Bull's-eye ..hlr
Dead-eye kop
Eyebolt - gxz
Eyelet hole.
Eyesore.
Eyewitness.
F. (Letter. ) (For new method of spell-
ing, seepage 13.)
Fabric.
Fabricated-ion.
Face.
Sliding faces - wgp
Fact.
Faction.
Factory.
Fahrenheit.
F ail-ed. To fail.
—Do not fail — to — .
Failed, or, Bankrupt fvk
— Failing.
— Failure.
Failures, or, Bankruptcies .fvl
— I have failed to.
MQY
MQZ
MBA
MRB
MBC.
MBD
MBE
MBF
MBG
MBH
MRI
MBJ
MBK
MRL
MEN
MBO
MBP
MEQ
MBS
MET
MBU
MEV
MEW
MBX
MEY
Fail — Continued.
— If it fails.
— Likely to fail.
— Unless it fails.
Withqut fail—
-ZHG
Faint-ly-ness. (Dim. )
Faint-ed-ing. (Swoon.) • zni
Fair-ly-ness.
— Fair-lead. Fair-leader.
— Fair wind.
— Prices are fair.
Very fair draught _ -_lne
You are in a very fair berth ghj
Fairway, or, Channel ikz
— Fairway buoy.
Fairway, or, Channel is buoyed ow
Fairway, or, Channel is clear ilc
Fairway, or, Channel is dangerous.. fu
Fairway, or, Channel is likely to be
mined ild
Fairway, or, Channel is mined. Be-
ware of torpedoes xp
Fairway, or, Channel is narrow ile
Fairway, or, Channel is not mined __xq
Fairway, or, Channel is obstructed-lLF
Is the fairway (or, channel) mined?.iLP
— Warp out to fairway.
Faith-ful-ly.
Have great faith in my chronometer _iqe
Faithless-ly.
Fall-en-ing. (See also Fell. )
Accident happened ; fall dcf
Barometer has fallen very rapidly. _fxh
Barometer is falling fxi
Catfall iet
— Did you fall in with (or, meet) — 1
— Did you fall in with any men-of-war?
Downfall lmh
— Fall-ing, Fell in with — .
— Fall-ing, Fell off.
— Fallen overboard.
Fall-ing calm htp
— Falls of the river — .
Fell --- mvh
Fell down mvi
Fell from mvj
Fell from aloft ead
Has fallen astern fhl
—Have you fallen in with crew of derelict?
Have you fallen in with ice? (State
whether berg or field) PR
— I shall not go on the other tack unless I
fall off— to — .
Landfall qek
—Let fall.
— Prices have fallen (or, gone down).
— Prices have not fallen.
Purchase falls. Purchases ^....xjby
Eise and fall is about — feet uxt
— Should I fall in with.
Should you fall in with _.__; row
The barometer has fallen very rapidly,
FXH
Tide has fallen — feet... xsi
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FALL— FASTEN.
MRZ
MSA
MSB
MSC
MSD
MSE
MSF
MSG
MSH
MSI
MSJ
MSK
MSL
MSN
MSO
MSP
MSQ
MSR
MST
MSU
MSV
MSW
MSX
MSY
MSZ
MTA
MTB
Fall — Continued.
Tide is falling xsk
Water-fall — — yvp
What is the rise and fall of the tide?
XH
When did you fall in with?
— When do you think I am likely to fall in
with — (vessel indicated) 1 ,
Where did you encounter (fall in with,
or, see) ice?-- pcg
Where did you fall in with the trade
(or, monsoon)? --- ..rym
— Where do you think I am likely to fall in
with — ?
You will fall in with ice if you go be-
yond — pch
False-ly-hood.
False alarm dwq
— False attack.
False bill of lading gks
— False keel.
— False paper.
The news (or, report) is not correct,
JXC
Fame-ous.
Family.
Did you hear of my family? Any news
of my family?— epi
— I heard that some of your family were
seriously ill.
— Inform my family.
— Is my family well?
Telegraph to my family at — the fol-
lowing message _xmf
— Your family are all well.
Famine.
— Famine at — .
— Famine prices.
Famish-ed-ing.
Fancy-iful-ly.
Far.
— A little farther.
Any farther EOV
Anything further? eqj
As far as fag
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
, ing within signal distance iz
Do not stand too far on your present
course jzi
Do not stand too far to the — wqb
Far enough mdf
Far enough to windward mdg
Farther ahead— of dvf
Farther astern — of fhj
— Far-ther off (or, from).
Farther-est mti
— Farther in.
— Farther out.
— Farther to the.
— How far can light be seen?
— How far off? What distance?
I shall not go far before I bring up.Hjc
— I shall not go much farther.
Ice as far as I can see pbu
Keep farther astern fhm
MTC
MTD
MTE
MTF
MTG
MTH
MTI
MTJ
MTK
MTL
MTN
MTO
MTP
Fab — Continued.
— Keep farther off (or, from) —
Not far down lmk
Not far enough mds
O^en; get farther away mg
Severe squall not far off; look sharp-FZ
Shift your berth farther in gha
Shift your berth farther out ghb
Shift your berth farther to the — . . ghc
— Too far off.
Too far to the eastward --- lsf
Too far to the northward ..- sjq
Too far to the southward wlm
Too far to»the westward zbt
— We are too far to leeward.
You are too close ; keep farther off -IVL
You can telegraph as far as — xmi
Farad. ( Measure of electrical capacity. )
Farewell. Adieu djx
Farm.
— Farmer.
Farther-est.
Farthing. (Coin)..-
Fashion-ed-ing-able.
MTQ
MTR
Fast. (Quickly.)
Abandon the vessel as fast as possible,
AB
As fast as fah
As fast as possible fai
— Faster-est.
Get her head round as fast as possible,
or, Get her on the other tack as fast
as possible nyu
Get sail on your ship as fast as possible,
nyz
Get steam up as fast as possible kl
Get under way as fast as you can . - . kn
— Go as fast as you can.
It is not safe to go so fast ls
My chronometer is fast on Greenwich
(or, first meridian) mean time gr
Reduce speed ; you are towing me too
fast xyt
Shorten sail ; it is not safe to go so fast,
VDK
Will you send off lighters as fast as
possible RC
Your chronometer must be fast IQL
Fast. (Firmly fixed.)
All fast dxj
Are towing cables fast? Are you (your
cables) fast? xyj
Fast ice.
Is the cable fast (or, rope belayed),?-HRK
Is the line fast kb
Make fast— to— RiF
Make fast to a buoy hms
Make fast to the pier ...rig
Towing cable is fast .--- xyv
Fasten-ed-ing.
— Fastening. ( A fastening. )
Fasten your chain to towing cable-HRC
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FATHER— FEND.
MTS
MTU
MTV
MTW
MTX
MTY
MTZ
MUA
MUB
MUC
MUD
MUE
MUF
MUG
MUH
MUX
MUJ
MUK
MUL
MUN
MUO
MUP
MUQ
MUR
MUS
MUT
MUV
MUW
MUX
MUY
MUZ
MVA
MVB
MVC
MVD
Father-ly.
Fathom. ( Measure of length) avw
Fathom-ed-ing-able. *
Best anchorage (or, berth) is in —
fathoms _.ov
— How many fathoms?
Fatigue-d-ing.
— Much fatigued (or, tired).
— Too fatigued (or, tired).
Fault-y-ily.
Considerable fault found — with •
-JQI
Favor-ed-ing-able-y.
Apparently favorable-y ern
Appear-ed-ing-ance favorable erv
I shall not 'weigh until I get a favorable
start '-- zaw
I should esteem it a favor mhp
— If favorable.
— In favor of.
— Is he (or person indicated) in favor of?
— Not in favor of.
— Should it be favorable.
— Should it not be favorable.
Without favor zhi
Fear-ed-ing-ful-ly.
— Fears are entertained for the safety of — .
Need not fear sgf
— No fear.
Fearnought, or, Felt.
Feast-ed-ing.
Feather-ed-ing.
— Feather strengthening.
February.
About February the — .
— Beginning of February.
— End of February.
— Next February.
Federal-ist-ation.
— Shipping Federation.
Fee.
Any fee (or, charge)? eow
What are the pilot fees — for — ? . . -TJU
Feeble-y-ness. ( Weak) yxk
Feed-ing-er.
Feed-check- valves out of order iod
— Feed pipe.
— Feed pipe broken (or, out of order).
— Feed pump.
— Feed pump out of order.
— Feed-pump valves out of order.
Feel-ing. Felt. To feel.
,The way is off my ship; you may feel
your way past me ..- hl
What is the current? Do you, or, Do
we feel any current?-. - kgi
MVE
MVF
MVG
MVH
MVI
MVJ
MVK
MVL
MVN
MVO
MVP
MVQ
MVR
MVS
MVT
MVU
Feet. Foot. (Measure of length. ) (See
also Foot) avy
At high water you will have — feet.KUY
At low water you will have — feet- -Kuz
Cubic foot ayc
Dangerous to, or, Do not come into less
than — feet water -..fv
Footbridge hgr
Foot ice pbi
Footpath nhe
Foot-sore nhf
Got bottom — with — feet hba
— How many feet?
How many feet at low water? kvf
I am in — feet of water. vp
I draw — feet aft and — feet forward,
OA
Marked in feet rlk
My draft of water is — feet — inches
aft LNC
My draught of water is — feet — inches
forward lnd
No bottom — with — feet hbe
Rise and fall is about — feet uxt
Square foot axt
The depth of water here (or at place indi-
• cated) is — feet at low water kvd
Tide has fallen — feet.. xsi
Tide rises — feet xsm
What draught of water in feet could
you lighten to? ob
You will have less than — feet of
water kvj
You will not have less than — feet of
water vu
— feet water in the hold qm
Feign-ed-ing. Feint.
— Only intended for a feint.
Fell. (See also Fall.)
— Fell down.
—Fell from — .
Fell from aloft ...ead
Fell in with— ...mro
— Fell in with a privateer.
Fell off —mhp
Fellow.
Felon-y-ious-ly.
Felt. (See Feel) mvd
Felt, or, Fearnought.- muk
Felucca.
Female.
Clothing for female passengers. Wom-
en's clothing IVR
— Female on board.
— Female passenger.
Have you any females on board? gqh
I have no females on board gqk
Fend-ed-ing-er.
—Fend off.
— Fenders ready.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II
FEERULE— FINE.
MVW
MVX
MVY
MVZ
MWA
MWB
MWC
MWD
MWE
MWF
MWG
MWH
MWI
MWJ
MWK
MWL
MWN
MWO
MWP
MWQ
MWE
MWS
MWT
MWU
MWV
MWX
MWY
MWZ
MXA
MXB
MXC
MXD
MXE
MXF
MXG
MXH
MXI
MXJ
MXK
Ferrule.
Boiler tube ferrules GWO
Ferrt-ied-ing.
— Ferry boat.
Fetch-ed-ing. (To reach).
— Can fetch.
— Can you fetch.?
— Fetch on the other tack.
— Fetch on this tack.
— How high must I lie to fetch?
— You will not fetch.
Fetch-ed-ing. Tofetch. (See Bring). hik
Fever-ish.
A case of fever has broken out on board
this ship (or ship indicated) gpr
Any cases of fever on board (or,
at — )? - - EON
Case of fever .._— idm
Enteric fever mfe
Fever and ague duz
— Fever very prevalent at — .
—Has yellow fever diminished at — ?.
— Has yellow fever disappeared at — ?
— I have had cases of yellow fever on board.
— I have had no cases of yellow fever on
board.
— Intermittent fever.
— Is there yellow fever at — ?
— Jungle fever.
— Malarious fever.
— Scarlet fever.
— Typhoid fever.
Typhus fever .yfs
— Yellow fever.
— Yellow fever has diminished at — .
— Yellow fever has disappeared at — .
— -Yellow fever is raging at — .
men of the crew have been ill of
yellow fever. (Number to follow. )
passengers have been ill of yellow
fever. ( Number to follow. )
Few. A few.
A few days kmv
— Few expected.
— Few hurt.
Few opportunities srw
— Fewer.
— Fewest. The fewest.
— Have, or, Has a few.
In a few minutes. Few minutes. . .rvo
Too few xvd
Very few yfg
Very few arrivals eyt
FlD-DED-DING.
FlDDLE-D-ING.
■Fiddler.
FlELD-ED-ING.
Field glass. Binocular.... glb
Field gun.
Ice field, or, Floe pbw
Illuminate-d-ing mine field... pdb
Mine field ruo
MXL
MXN
MXO
MXP
MXQ
MXR
MXS
MXT
MXU
MXV
MXW
MXY
MXZ
MYA
MYB
MYC
MYD
MYE
MYF
MYG
MYH
MYI
MYJ
MYK
MYL
MXN
MYO
MYP
MYQ
MYR
MYS
MYT
MYU
MYV
MYW
MYX
MYZ
MZA
MZB
FlFTEEN-TH-LY.
Fifthly. Five.
— Fifljh mast.
— Five-masted ship.
Fig.
Fight-ing. Fought. To fight.
— A running fight.
Any fighting — at — ? eox
— I have had (or vessel indicated has had)
a fight with a privateer.
— Some squabble (or, fight) on shore with
crew.
— There has been fighting at — ?
Figure.
— Figurehead.
File.
FlLL-ED-ING. TO FILL.
— Fill main topsail.
— Fill up water.
FlLTER-ED-ING.
— Filter tank
FlNAL-LY.
The decision is final kfw
The final decision is kpx
FlNANCE-IAL-IER.
Find-ing. To find. (See also Found.)
— Can, or, May find.
— Can you find — ?
— Can not find.
— Could find.
Could not find the address djk
—Did you find?
—Find out.
— Find out the mistake.
Found noq
— He (or person indicated) will find.
I find great difficulty in weighing., kzv
Not a piece to be found _. tia
Range finder uhv
— Should you (or person indicated) find.
— Should you (or person indicated) not
find.
Try to find out ycw
—Where shall I find — ?
— "Where shall I find — (vessel indicated)?
You will find great difficulty in getting
through the ice at — pci
— You will find me at — at — (time indi-
cated) .
You will find the pilot in — (direction
indicated) ._ tjz
Fine. (Good.)
— Fine day.
— Fine weather.
—If fine.
Very fine yph
Fine-d-ing. ( To mulct. )
Police (or other) authorities have fined — ,
FNP
Paet II.
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243
FINGER— FIRM.
MZC
MZD
MZE
MZF
MZG
MZH
MZI
MZJ
MZK
MZL
MZN
MZO
MZP
MZQ
MZR
MZS
MZT
MZU
MZV
MZW
MZX
MZY
NAB
NAC
NAD
NAE
NAF
NAG
NAH
NAI
Finger.
Finish.
Finished-ing. To finish.
Have you finished?
— Is it finished?
Report when finished (or, complete-d) —
with _ ... jks
Shall be finished.
— When finished.
When finished coaling ixp
—When will you (or vessel indicated) be
finished?
When will you have finished coaling?
IXQ
Fir.
Fire.
— Alarm of fire.
Are you on fire? om
Bank up fires ..fuk
Can extinguish fire mps
— Can fire be got under?
Caught fire ifg
Cease firing igk
Clean fires isr
Derelict has been fired kvq
Destroyed by fire kxo
Do not light your fires qrs
Draw fires lni
Engine-room fire mbf
—Fire a signal gun.
— Fire and lights out.
Firebar. Furnace bar fwk
Fire brigade hgz
Fire bucket hkv
Fire can easily be got at on
•Fire difficult to get at op
Fire engine ... .. map
— Fire-ing. To fire.
— Fire is extinguished.
Fire gaining oq
Fire gains rapidly ; take people off . _ng
— Fire grapnel.
Fire has been burning these — hours - hnf
Fire has broken out on board of — -.gqc
— Fire in — .
Fire in hold amongst cargo or
Fire, or, Leak ; want immediate assist-
ance •- __._NH
Fire, or, Lights will be kept burning at
the best place for landing ke
— Fireproof.
— Fire ship (or, raft).
— Fire upon.
— Firearms.
— Fireman.
— Firewood.
— Fireworks.
— Firing battery.
— Firing gear.
Forced fires... -- nhx
Guns firing in — (quarter indicated) - ojz
Guns firing last night in (quarter indi-
cated) OKA
Guns firing to the — - okb
— Have you a good fire engine?
— Have you fire hose enough for — ?
— Heard firing to the — .
Heave-to, or I will fire into you id
NAJ]
NAK
NAL
NAM
NAO
NAP
NAQ
NAR
NAS
NAT
NAIT
NAV
NAW
Fire — Continued.
— How long have you (or vessel indicated)
been on fire?
I am on fire nm
I am sinking (or, on fire); send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and
crew no
— I shall fire into boats if they persist in
coming alongside.
Is fire extinguished? os
— Is — (vessel indicated) on fire?
Keep lights (or, fires) on the beach (or,
shore all night) ...fzw
Keep your fires banked up pzv
Lay fires ....qiv
—Let your fires down.
Light your fires QSJ
Lighting fires -_Qsa
Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the best
place for coming on shore ke
—May I fire?
Minute guns firing in — (direction indi-
cated) OKH
Minute guns firing last night in —
(quarter indicated) OKI
Missed fire rvy
No combustibles (or, explosives) near
the fire hr
— On fire.
Open fire, or, Commence fire srd
Portfire tpd
— Put out fires.
Quick-firing ammunition efx
Quick-firing gun okl
— Seamen and Firemen's Union.
— Under fire — of.
Vessel indicated is on fire ot
Where is the fire? ou
With assistance fire can be subdued.
With help I may be able to extinguish
fire fgv
With immediate assistance, fire can be
extinguished _ny
— You can get any quantity of firewood.
— You must not fire.
Fire bar. Furnace bar fwk
Fire bucket hkv
Fire engine map
Have you a good fire engine? nag
Fire ship, (or, raft) _mzw
Firearms mzy
Fireman ..nab
Firemen and Seamen's Union nar
Firewood nac
You can get any quantity of firewood,
NAT
Fireworks nad
Firkin. ( Measure of capacity) ayv
FlRM-LY-NESS.
Firm of — .
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Part II.
FIRST-FLAG.
NAX
NAY
NAZ
NBA
NBC
NBD
NBE
NBF
NBG
NBH
NBI
NBJ
NBK
NBL
NBM
NBO
NBP
NBQ
NBR
NBS
NBT
NBU,
NBV
NBW
NBX
NBY
NBZ
NCA
NCB
NCD
NCE
NCF
NCG
NCH
FlRST-LY.
At first fid
By the first conveyance Jtz
First-class ISP
First-class torpedo boat gsx
First mast.
— First offer.
First of all. In the first place.
First officer.
— First opportunity.
— First quarter.
— First quarter of the moon.
—First ship.
— First time. <
—First voyage.
— First watch.
First week in — -ZAM
In the first place. First of all nba
My first meridian (or, Greenwich) mean
time is — xl
My first meridian is Cadiz, west of
Greenwich 6° 12' 24" = Oh. 24m. 49.6s.,
HSI
— My first meridian is Greenwich.
My first meridian is Paris, east of Green-
wich 2° 20' 15" = Oh. 9m. 21s tbl
The first lull, or, "When it lulls rda
— What is your first meridian?
— When first seen.
Will you show me your Greenwich (or,
first meridian) mean time? xn
Fish.
Codfish-ery izb
— Fish-ed-ing. To fish.
Fish davit kms
—Fishhook.
— Fish very scarce.
— Fisherman.
— Fishery.
Fishery steamer wtg
Fishing craft (or, boat) -_kaz
— Fishing ground.
— Fishing line.
— Fishing net.
— Fishing season.
— Fresh fish.
— Good season for fish.'
Herring fishery ..otjj
— Have you any fish?
— I have taken — (quantity indicated) — of
fish.
Pilchard fishery tim
Preserved fish toi
• Salt fish vft
Shellfish vwh
The bank is encumbered with fishing
boats ep
— There are plenty of fish to be caught
here.
Whale fishery : zbx
Fish-ed-ing. To pish. (Repair a spar.)
— A fish for — .
— Can be fished at sea.
— Can you supply a fish for my — (spar
indicated) 1
Fish davit kms
Fish the anchor, or, Anchor fished-EHB
Sprung foremast, but can fish it at
sea nkx
NCI
NCJ
NCK
NCL
NCM
NCO
NCP
NCQ
NCR
NCS
NCT
NCU
NCV
NCW
NCX
NCY
NCZ
NDA
NDB
NDC
NDE
NDF
NDG
NDH
NDI
NDJ
NDK
NDL
NDM
NDO
Fish — Continued.
—Will you lend me a fish for my mast?
FlT-TED-TING-NESS (TO, Or, FOR).
Article indicated can be supplied, but it
will require fitting ezp
•Fit for the purpose — of.
Fit-ted-ting out.
— Fit-ted-ting very well.
Fitting new propeller.
No boats fit for this work zhv
Send boats fit for landing passengers. n
Will not fij;.
Five. Fifth-ly mxn
Fifth mast- -— mxo
Five-masted ship.. mxp
Fix-ed-ing.
Can you fix any time for? xtj
Can not fix any time — for — xtk
— Fixed and flashing light.
Fixed light.
Fixture.
Flag. (See also Colors. )
Admiral's flag dkm
Admiralty flag dls
Beach the vessel where flag is waved
(or, light is shown) fzt
Boat should endeavor to land where flag
is waved (or, light is shown) jz
— Can make out flags (or, colors).
— Can you make out her flag (or, signal) ?
Can not distinguish your flags; come
nearer, or make Distant Signals. --VM
— Can not make out the flags (or, signals).
Code flag (when spoken of) izf
Does embargo extend to vessels under —
flag? — lwc
Flag captain hwx
— Flag of truce.
— Flagship.
— Flag signal-ling.
Flag union downward mej
Flags seen but signal not understood,
wcx
Foreign flags (colors, ensigns) mek
Geneva Convention flag (when spoken
of) nxt
— Haul down your flags.
Hoist mast-head flags --- owg
Hoist quarantine flag TV
— Hoist your flags where best seen.
House flag -.: ozq
I can not make outthe flags(or, signals),
NCX
I can not make out the flags ; hoist the
signals in a better position ..owl
— I can not make out the bottom flag.
— I can not make out the second flag.
— I can not make out the third flag.
— I can not make out the top flag.
Not clean bill of health flag (when
spoken of) _ isw
— Numeral flag.
— Pilot-boat flag (when spoken of).
— Pilot jack (or, flag) (when spoken of).
— Plague flag (when spoken of).
— Powder flag (when spoken of).
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
245
FLAG-FLUKE.
NDP
NDQ
NDR
NDS
NDT
NDU
NDV
NDW
NDX
NDY
NDZ
NEA
NEB
NEC
NED
NEF
NEG
NEH
NEI
NEJ
NEK
NEL
NEM
NEO
NEP
NEQ
NER
NES
NET
NEXT
NEV
Flag — Continued.
Private flag. >
— Quarantine Pag (when spoken of).
Repeat ship's name ; your flags were not
made out du
Set of flags , vsi
Signal not understood, although the
flags are distinguished wcx
Standard. Royal flag wqn
—The flag with — .
Union-jack yje
What flag' is she (or, are they) under?
— Your flags aro not clear.
Your flags seem to be incorrectly hoisted
(or, hoisted upside down) owi
Your signal flags can nbt be distin-
guished LHB
Flame-d-ing.
Flange.
Flannel.
Flare — up. Flare light.
— Holme's light (large flare).
— Holme's light (small flare).
Red flare ume
White flare zdh
Flash-ed-ing.
Burn blue light, or, Flash powder. .goq
Fixed and flashing light NCR
— Flashing light.
— Group flashing light.
Use -flashing signals wdn
Flat-ten-ly.
Flat-bottom boat gsy
— Flatter-est.
Send flats to discharge cargo iaz
Flaw.
— Flaw in shaft.
Flax.
Fleet.
Any alteration in the position of the
squadron (or, fleet) ? - - _ .- ebz
Channel fleet (or, squadron) ilb
— Did the fleet (or, squadron)?
Enemy's fleet (or, squadron) lzg
Enemy's fleet has been seen to the — ,
steering to the — og
— Fleet consists of — .
— Fleet, or, Squadron is (or, was).
— Fleet, or, Squadron when last seen was
off—.
— Fleet organization.
— For the fleet (or, squadron).
— From the fleet (or, squadron).
— In the fleet (or, squadron).
Letters of fleet (or, squadron) qom
Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)'
off— OK
Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
steering — lzs
—Saw the fleet (or, squadron) off — steer-
ing — .
— The fleet (or, squadron) is at — .
— To the fleet (or, squadron) .
What is the state of health of the fleet
(or, squadron) at — ? ORO
When is the fleet (or, squadron) ?..wph
NEW
NEX
NEY
NEZ
NFA
NFB
NFC
NFD
NFE
NFG
NFH
NFI-
NFJ
NFK
NFL
NFM
NFO
NFP
NFQ
NFR
NFS
NFT
NFU
NFV
NFW
NFX
NFY
NFZ
NGA
Fleet— Continued.
Where is our fleet (or, squadron) ?..wpi
Where is the — fleet(or, squadron)?.-SK
Where was the fleet (or, squadron) on
the—? -- wpj
Flew. (See Fly) - ngc
Flexible-y-ility.
Flight.
Fling-ing. Flung. (Throw) xrj
Flint-y.
Float-ed-ing.
A good deal of floating ice in — pbg
Am, Is. or., Are afloat by
—Floated off.
Floating anchor. Sea anchor eic
Floating bridge hgq
Floating, or, Liquid compass --JHP
Floating dock ljd
— Floating light.
— Floating mine.
— Floating obstruction in (or, at) — .
Floating stage wpv
Light, or, floating light is discontinued
(or, gone) QSG
Nearly afloat dqa
Not afloat dqb
Paddle float szf
— The tide will float her off.
— When ydu float.
Will be afloat dqp
—Will not float.
Flock. (Herd.)
Floe.
Ice field, or, Floe „pbw
Flog-ged-ging.
Flood-ed-ing.
As soon as the flood tide makes pbp
— Flood sets.
—Flood tide.
— Flooding cock.
— How will the flood set?
Next flood shv
— When the flood makes.
When will the flood tide make? xj
Floor-ing.
Florin, Guilder, or, Gulden. ( Coin ) . atq
Flotilla.
Flotsam.
Flour.
Barrels of flour fxt
Flow-ed-ing. To plow.
Tide flows at — _-_ xsh
When will the tide flow? xj
Flown. (See Fly) ngc
Fluctuate-d-ing-ion.
Flue.
Flue boiler gwz
— Sweeping the flues (or, funnels, or, tubes).
Fluid.
Condy's fluid. Crimson fluid jnk
Fluke of anchor ehc
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FLUSH— FOR.
NGB
NGC
NGD
NGE
NGF
NGH
NGI
NGJ
NGK
NGL
NGM
NGO
NGP
NGQ
NGR
NGS
NGT
NGU
NGV
NGW
Flush — with.
Fly-ing. Flew. Flown. To ply.
—Flying jib.
Flying jib-boom -__gzp
Pilot signal flying tjm
Fod. {Measure of length) avx
Fodder.
Fog-gy.
Delayed by thick fog, or, Detained by
thick fog kse
During a thick fog lpn
During the fog lpk
— Fog buoy.
— Fog horn.
Fog signal wcj
— Fog too thick.
Foggy weather zo
Gun fog-signal ojs
— How long have you had this fog?
I have had thick fog on the bank. . . fvc
Keep close during the fog pyo
On account of the fog (or, weather) .dfq
Shall signal with siren {or, steam whistle)
during fog {or, darkness) -WE
The bank was clear of fog fvi
—There has been so much fog as to cause
considerable detention.
—Thick fog.
Thick fog coming on gj
— Through the fog.
— We have had a lot of fog.
FOLLOW-ED-ING-ER.
AS follOWS--- FAJ
Communicate the following jpq
Course to be followed jzh
— Follow her (it, or, them) .
— Follow me (or vessel indicated).
— Follow motions.
Following communication (or, signal)
is confidential (or, private) hx
Following communication (signal, or,
message) is secret and in cipher. _iqv
Note. — The cipher will continue until
the person signaling hoists iqs.
Forward following message by tele-
graph to — NMW
Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it
at length xb
— Forward the following information to — .
Has paper of the following date kmc
— Have obtained the following informa-
tion from — .
Have received the following communi-
cation (or, instructions) from your
agent (or, owner) ia
I have the following information —
from — ..Nov
— I will follow.
Send an express with the following
intelligence - poh
Send the following articles - - ezh
Send the following message by post to
owner (or, to Mr. — ) at — wy
Send the following message by telegraph
to owner (or, to Mr. — ) at — xa
NGX
NGY
NGZ
NHA
NHB
NHC
NHD
NHE
NHF
NHG
NHI
NHJ
NHK
NHL
NHM
NHO
NHP
NHQ
NHR
Follow — Continued.
Send the following message through
the post to owner (or, to Mr. — ) at — ,
by signal letters instead of writing it
at length - wz
— Shall I follow?
Strange vessel following convoy - wyv
Telegraph following message to — (ship
or person indicated) at — - _ xd
Telegraph to my family at — the fol-
lowing message XMP
The following articles ezi
The following signal (communication,
or, message) is in cipher (secret).. iqv
Note. — The cipher will continue until
the person signaling hoists iqs.
—Will you follow?
Will you forward (or, communicate) the
following signal for me ik
— With the following information.
Food.
Distressed for want of food lhe
Want food (provisions) ytu
Want food. Starving nv
Want food immediately yo
Fool-ish-ly-ness.
Foolscap Paper.
Foot. (Measure of length.) (See also Feet),
avy
Cubic foot (solid measure) ayc
Square foot (square or surface measure),
Foot. (See also Feet.) axt
Crowsfoot KER
Cubic foot ayc
Footbridge hgr
Foot ice — -PBi
— Footpath.
— Foot -sore.
For r bpa
For all - bpo
For consideration — of — jqn
For him (his, her,-it-s, or persons or
things indicated) bpd
— For instance.
For me (my, mine) bpe
— For passage — to (or, in).
For — (perscms indicated) bpd
For that (or, this) -.bpp
For the — bpg
For the future nur
— For the present. At present.
— For the purpose — of.
— For the quarter.
— For the safety of.
— For the sake of.
— For the shore.
— For the sick.
For them (their-s) bph
For these (or, those) bpi
Forthis(or, that) bpp
— For this port.
For us (our-s) .bpj
For what (or, which)? bpk
For, or, To whom (or, whose)? bpl
For you (your-s) bpm
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) for ...BUR
Not for cfr
Ready for — (or, to — ) UJS
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FOR— FORCE.
NHS
NHT
NHU
For — Continued.
Run for. Make for rih
Sailed for — vei
Send for vpr
They are for cnm
Used — for — .-.. _ymv
Was, or, "Were for 1 cop
Where for? cta
—Whom is it for? Whom for.
FORAGE-D-ING. To FORAGE.
FORBID-DEN-DING. FORBADE.
NHV
NHW
NHX
NHY
NHZ
FORCE-D-ING. TO FORCE.
Enemy is collecting in force — at . . .lzd
Enemy's force lzh
— Forced by.
— Forced fires.
— Forcible-y.
I did jaot abandon her until I was forced,
cxo
Inferior force - pjl
Superior force xem
United force yjh
—What force?
FORCE OF WIND.
NIA
NIB
NIC
NID
NIE
NIF
NIG
NIH
NIJ
NIK
NIL
NIM
NIO
NIP
Force of wind.
Note. — The signals only represent the numbers. Thus: NIK is force of wind 8.
FORCE.
— 0
— 1
— 3
— 4
— 5
— 6
— 7
— 8
-10
—11
—12
( With which a well-conditioned ship under all ) .
( sail and clean full would go in smooth water, j
3 to 4 knots.
4 to 5 knots.
( In which the same ship could just ) R , t
( carry closehauled J ' '
Denotes calm.
Light air, just sufficient to give steerage way
Light breeze \ W*£ TJ*}^™}};™^™, ,"" "' 1 to 2 la
Gentle breeze
Moderate breeze
Fresh breeze
i
Strong breeze
Moderate gale
Fresh gale
Strong gale
Whole gale
.3
1 •
t> GO
■B\3
a*
Storm
Hurricane
" " " Single reefs and top-
gallant sails.
. " " " Double reefs, jib, Topgallant
etc. sails.
" " " Triple reefs, Topsails,
courses, etc. jib, etc.
f Reefed up-
rOlosfi reefs i Per toP"
oiose reers ^ saiis and
" " " i and (_ courses.
[ courses.
With which she could only bear closereef ed Lower main topsail
maintopsail and reefed foresail. and reefed foresail.
With which she would be reduced to storm staysails.
To which she could show nocanvas.
NOTE.
Miles
per
hour.
1
. 2
3
4
5
10
15
20
25
Feet
per
minute.
176
264
352
440
880
1320
1760
2200
Force in
pounds per
square foot.
.005
.020
.044
.079
.123
.492
1.107
1.970
3.067
Description of wind.
Hardly perceptible.
■ Light air.
■ Gentle breeze.
• Fresh to strong breeze.
| Moderate gale.
Bate.
Miles
per
hour.
30
35
40
45
50
60
70
80
100
per
minute.
2640
3080
3520
3960
4400
5280
6160
7040
8800
Pressure.
Force in
pounds per
square foot.
4.429
6.027
7.870
9.900
12. 304
17. 733
24. 153
31.490
49.200
Description of wind.
[ Strong gale.
!■ Whole gale.
Storm.
{■ Great storm.
(■ Hurricane.
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FORD— FORESIGHT.
NIQ
NIR
NIS
NIT
NIU
NIV
NIW
NIX
NIY
NIZ
NJA
NJB
NJC
NJD
NJE
N„F
NJG
NJH
NJI
NJK
NJL
NJM
NJO
NJP
NJQ
NJR
NJS
NJT
NJU
N.TV
NJW
NJX
NJY
NJZ
NKA
NKB
NKC
NKD
NKE
NKF
NKG
NKH
NKI
NKJ
ford-ed-ing-able.
Fore.
— Can I get a spar for a fore yard at — ?
— Fore and aft.
— Fore and aft sails.
Fore chains IJQ
Fore clew garnets iug
— Fore course. Fore sail.
Fore hold nju
Fore magazine REL
— Fore part.
— Fore rigging.
— Fore royal.
— Fore royal yard.
— Fore runner.
Fore sail niv
— Fore sheet.
— Fore stay.
— Fore staysail.
— Fore tack.
— Fore top.
— Fore topgallant mast.
— Fore topgallant sail.
— Fore topgallant yard.
— Fore topmast.
—Fore topmast sprung.
— Fore topmast staysail.
—Fore topsail.
— Fore topsail yard.
— Fore yard.
— Fore yard gone in the slings.
—Fore yard sprung.
Forecast -- .- nkl
Forecastle ieo
— Forefoot.
— Forehold.
— Foreland.
— Forelock.
— Foreman.
— Foremast.
—Foremost.
Forenoon. A. M. Before noon. In the
forenoon _edu
— Forereach-ed-ing.
— Foresee-n-ing.
— Foresight.
— Forestall-ed-ing.
— Foretell-ing. . Foretold.
— Forewarn-ed-ing.
— Gaff fore sail.
— I have carried away fore yard.
I have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard,
KJH
—Lower fore topsail yard.
— Upper fore topsail yard.
What are the dimensions of your fore
yard? lap
Fore part _. niw
FORE RIGGING 1 i.NIX
Fore runner nja
Fore stay ...njo
Fore top __.njf
Fore topgallant mast njg
NKL
NKM
NKO
NKP
NKQ
NKR
NKS
NKT
NKU
NKV
NKW
NKX
NKY
NKZ
NLA
Fore topgallant sail njh
Fore topgallant yard nji
Fore topmast njk
Fore topmast sprung njl
Fore topsail njo
Fore topsail yard.. n,tp
Lower fore topsail yard nki
Upper fore topsail yard nk j
Fore yard njq
I have carried away fore yard nkh
I have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard,
KJH
"What are the dimensions of your fore
yard lap
Forecast. (See also "Weather. )
"What is the meteorological forecast for
to-day? zk
What is the meteorological forecast for
to-morrow? _zl
— What is the weather forecast?
Forecastle ieo
Forefoot njt
Forehold nju
Foreign.
Foreign affairs dpc
Foreign colors (flags, ensigns) mek
—"Foreign crew.
Foreign Enlistment Act dif
— Foreign-going ship.
— Foreign Office, State Department.
— Foreign officer.
— Foreign telegram.
Foreign trade xzl
— Foreigner.
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign
Shipping qwv
— Vessel is a foreigner.
Foreland njv
Forelock njw
Foreman njx
Foremast njy
— Sprung my fore mast and must bear up.
— Sprung my fore mast, but can fish it at
sea.
— With loss of fore mast.
Foremost.,- _ njz
Forenoon. A. M. Before noon. In
THE FORENOON EDU
— Forenoon watch.
FOREREACH-ED-ING J NKA
FORESEE-N-ING NKB
— Could not foresee. Unforeseen.
Foresight nkc
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FOREST— FOUL.
NLB
NLC
NLD
NLE
NLF
NLG
NLH
NLI
NLJ
NLK
NLM
NLO
NLP
NLQ
NLR
NLS
NLT
NLIT
NLV
NLW
NLX
NLY
NLZ
NMA
NMB
NMC
NMD
NME
NMF
NMG
NMH
NMI
NMJ
NMK
NML
NMO
forest-er.
forestall-ed-ing - nkd
foretell-ing. foretold nke
foretop njf
forewarn-ed-ing nkp
forfeit-ed-ing-ure.
Forge.
— Have you anyone that can 'work at a
forge?
forge-d-ing-r.
Forgery.
To PORGB.
Forget-ting. Forgot-ten.
— Do not forget.
— I have forgotten.
— I will not forget.
— "Will not forget.
— You have (or person indicated has) for-
gotten.
Forgive-n-ing-ness. Forgave.
Fork-ed-ing. In fork.
— Forkhead.
In fork nlq
— Knives and forks.
FORM-ED-ING. TO FORM.
Annul present formation emh
— Form a junction — with.
— Form columns of divisions in line ahead.
— Form single column in line abreast.
— Form single column in line ahead.
— Formation.
— In proper form.
Present f orm-ation tub
Preserve formation TUG
formal-ly-ity.
former-ly.
Formidable.
forsake-n-ing. forsook.
fort-ress.
Any forts? eoy
Strong fort xar
Forthwith. '
Fortipy-ied-ing.
— Fortification.
— Fortifications have been increased at — .
Strongly fortified.. xau
Fortnight-ly.
— A fortnight since.
In about a fortnight - - dah
FORTUNATE-LY.
— Fortunate enough to.
NMP
NMQ
NME
NMS
NMT
NMU
NMV
NMW
NMX
NMY
NMZ
NOA
NOB
NOC
NOD
NOE
NOF
NOG
NOH
NOI
NOJ
NOK
Fortunate — Continued.
—Fortune.
— Have you been fortunate?
I have been fortunate.
— I have not been fortunate.
No fortune.
Very fortunate , ypi
Forward-ed-inq — to — . To forward.
Afloat forward bx
Can I forward (or, take) letters for you?
Can telegraph message be forwarded
from—? . wr
Can you forward my message by tele-
graph? , HU
Forward answer by telegraph to signal
station at — emw
Forward-ed-ing application to (or, for),
ESP
Forward by telegraph and pay for trans-
mission HY
— Forward following message by tele-
graph to — .
Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it
at length xb
Forward immediately pdi
— Forward letters — to (or, for). •
— Forward message immediately without
loss of time to — .
Forward my communication by tele-
graph, and pay for its transmission,
HY
— Forward my despatches.
Forward my message through the tele-
graph by signal letters xb
Forward reply to my message by tele-
graph to — '. WT
Forward the following information to — ,
NGU
— Have my letters been forwarded?
— Have they been forwarded?
I draw — feet aft — feet forward oa
— I have forwarded the.
— I will forward.
— I will forward your letter on.
My draught of water is — feet — inches
forward ...lnd
— My letters are all forwarded.
—Shall I forward?
—Shall, or, Will forward (or, be for-
warded).
Tell — (person indicated) not to forward
any more letters for me qs
— They have been forwarded.
—Were my letters properly forwarded?
Will you forward my letters (or, des-
patches) to — ? --QU
Will you forward (or, communicate) the
following signal for me? ik
Fot. ( Measure of length) avz
Fought. (See also Fight) mxr
When was the battle fought? fzb
Where was the battle fought? fzo
FOUL-ED-ING-NESS.
Anti-f ouling composition enz
Bottom (ship's) foul haw
Every appearance of foul weather. _erz
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FOUL— FRIAR'S BALSAM.
NOL
NOM
NOP
NOQ
NOR
NOS
NOT
NOU
NOV
NOW
NOX
NOY
NOZ
NPA
NPB
NPC
NPD
NPE
NPF
NPG
NPH
NPI
NPJ
NPK
NPL
NPM
NPO
Foul — Continued.
Foul anchor. Fouled her (or, my)
anchor eid
Foul berth gfq
Foul ground. Rocky bottom haz
— Foul hawse.
— Foul wind.
— Have, or, Has been fouled by — (vessel
indicated).
Hawser fouled screw ..ofu
I have hooked your anchor eil
Run, or, Ran against (or, foul of)..DSG
You are in a foul berth (not in a good
berth) ghk
You have given me a foul berth ...ghl
Found. (See also Find.) "
Considerable fault found — with — . . jqi
Found defective kre
— Found guilty.
Gold has been found — at odl
Goods are found oer
— Have, or, Has found.
— Have, or, Has not found.
Not a piece has been found tia
Pieces of the wreck have been f ound.TiB
— Was, or, Were found.
— Was, or, Were not found.
Foundation.
founder-ed-ing.
Foundered at her anchors . etf
Is it confirmed that — (vessel indicated)
has foundered? joo
— "Vessel indicated is supposed to have
foundered.
Foundry.
Fountain.
Four-th-ly.
Four-masted barque ..
— Four-masted schooner.
— Four-masted ship.
— Fourth mast.
Fourth-mast chain
— Fourth week in — .
FOURTEEN-TH.
-FXQ
-IOP
Fowl.
Fox.
Fraction. (See page 34) bcy
— Fractional.
Fracture-d-ing. •
— A severe fracture.
Fragile. Frail.
Fragment.
Frame-d-ing.
Crank frame _ kbj
Propeller frame broken (or, gone) . .tyz
Screw frame, or, Banjo fug
Stern frame _wut
NPQ
NPR
NPS
NPT
NPTJ
NPV
NPW
NPX
NPY
NPZ
NQA
NQB
NQC
NQD
NQE
NQF
NQG
NQH
NQI
NQJ
NQK
NQL
NQM
NQO
NQP
NQR
NQS
NQT
NQU
NQV
NQW
NQX
NQY
NQZ
NRA
NRB
NRC
NRD
NRE
NRF
Franc. (Coin) atr
France. (See also French.)
Bank of France fuo
Fraud-ulent.
Free-d-ing-ly.
— Can not keep free with pumps.
— Free port.
— Free trade-r.
— Freeboard.
— Go-ing free.
— I can keep free with pumps.
Is the harbor at — free from ice? pbz
The harbor at — is free from ice ...pce
Freeze-ing. Frozen.
— Frozen meat.
— Is — ■ frozen over?
is frozen over.
Frozen meat cargo hzb
Freight.
Any freight offering? eoz
— Freight is to be procured.
— Freight looking better.
Freight may be had for — (place indi-
cated) at — shillings per ton.
— Have you any freight for — ?
Is cotton freight to be procured?... jxw
— Is freight paid?
— No freight to be had.
There is good freight to be had— at.
■What are the freights for — ?
— Where can I get any freight ?
French-man. French Colors.
French Lloyd's. Veritas.
Frequent-ly.
— I have frequently.
— It frequently occurs.
Fresh-ly.
Can fresh beef be procured? gcz
Fresh beef gdb
Fresh beef and vegetables gdc
Fresh bread. Soft bread heo
Fresh breeze hfz
Fresh butter hos
Fresh fish.. nby
—Fresh gale.
—Fresh meat.
— Fresh milk.
— Fresh mutton.
— Fresh pork.
— Fresh provisions.
■Fresh vegetables to be obtained.
— Fresh water.
Wind fresh zfi
Freshen-ed-ing.
Breeze will freshen hfy
Freshen the nip.
If the wind should freshen zet
Wind will freshen zfn
Friar's Balsam.
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FRICTION-FUNERAL.
NRG
NRH
NRI
NRJ
NRK
NRL
NRM
NRO
NRP
NRQ
NRS
NRT
NRV
Friction.
Friction tube ydp
Feiday.
— Before Friday.
Friday morning.
— Friday night.
Good Friday.
Last Friday QGB
Next Friday -- shw
NRW
NRX
NRY
NRZ
NSA
NSB
NSC
-INU
Friend-ship.
— Are your friends safe?
— Friendly with.
— Have you any friends — in — ?
Vessel chasing is a friend
— Tour friend is on board.
Frigate.
From — bpn
Broke adrift — - dmo
— Broke from.
Days from kne
From him (his, her-s, or persons or
things indicated) bpo
From me (my, mine) bpq
From that (or, this) bpr
From the bps
From the captain hwy
From the eastward lsd
— From the island.
From the northward -_-SJL
— From the rear.
From the southward ---WLH
From the westward zbr
— From, or, Off the wind.
From them (their-s) bpt
From there — bpu
From these (or, those) bpv
From time to time xtl
From us (ours) bpw
From what (or, which) bpx
From whence (or, where) bpy
From whom (or, whose) bpz
From you-r-s bqa
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from bus
Miles from ( or, distant) lgi
Not from CFS
Parted from -Tbu
Sailed from— vej
Sails from— yem
They are from bet
Was, or. Were from coq
Where are you from? ...si
Where from? From where? bpy
Front-ing.
In front of — . Before the — gdi
Frontier.
Frost.
— Frost bitten.
Frozen. (See Freeze)-- — — npz
Frozen meat nqa
Frozen meat cargo hzb
Is — frozen over? --- nqb
— is frozen over nqc
NSD
NSB
NSF
NSG
NSH
NSI
NSJ
NSK
NSL
NSM
NSO
NSP
NSQ
NSR
NST
NSU
NSV
NSW
NSX
NSY
NSZ
NTA
NTB
NTC
NTD
NTE
NTF
NTG
NTH
NTI
NTJ
NTK
NTL
Fruit.
Fruit is to be obtained on shore.
No fruit is to be obtained on shore.
Preserved fruit--, tuj
Frustrate-d-ing-ion.
■Have, or, Has been frustrated.
Was, or, Were frustrated.
Fuel. (See also Coal. )
Bad fuel pro
Economize-d-ing fuel ltc
Patent fuel--- tec
Fugitive.
Fulpill-ed-ing.
Full.
Are you at full speed? Is steam up?
vz
Engine room full of water mbg
Full crew kcz
Full charge - imh
— Full dress.
— Full moon.
— Full of passengers.
— Full of water.
— Full power.
— Full-rigged ship.
— Full speed.
Full stop wxe
—Fully.
Fully insured . - pny
Fully tried ycm
Go ahead full speed. li
Go astern full speed -.lm
Go full speed obs
— He, or, She is full of men.
I am going full speed ..- oci
I am on full-speed trial,
Code Flag over a
I have — hours' coal for full speed (or
for speed indicated) ixd
Is steam up, or, Are you at full speed?
vz
— Quite full.
Stokehold full of water wvx
Was fully expected mnt
What is your consumption of coal per
hour at full speed ixm
— Will fully explain.
FULMINATE-D-ING.
— Fulminate of mercury.
Fumigate-d-ing-ion.
Fun, or, Candareen. (Coin) atb
fund-ed-ing.
Funds.
—How are the funds — at — ?
— Want of funds.
Funeral.
— Funeral of — .
— Funeral party.
— Funeral takes place at — (place) and
at — (time and date).
— When will funeral take place?
_
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FUNNEL— GALE.
NTM
NTO
NTP
NTQ
NTR
NTS
NTU
NTV
NTW
NTX
NTY
NTZ
NUA
NUB
NUC
NUD
NUE
NUF
NUG
NUH
NUI
NUJ
NUK
NUL
NUM
NUO
Funnel.
— Funnel carried away.
— Funnel of — (vessel indicated) is — .
— Her funnels are placed — .
— How are her funnels placed?
— How many funnels has she?
Passed a war vessel disguised; fun-
nels — . (Here give the color or design
of the line of steamers that it may be
an imitation of) leo
Sweeping the funnels (or, flues, or,
tubes) nfz
— Vessel indicated has — funnels.
Funt. (Measure of weight) bal
Fur-red-rter.
furl-ed-ing.
Do not furl sails vdw
Furl awnings fpx
— Furl sails (or sail indicated).
— I shall not furl sails.
—Shall I furl sails?
Furlong. ( Measure of length) awb
Furnace.
Furnace bar, or, Fire bar fwk
— Furnace collapsed.
Furnace considered dangerous klb
— Furnace crown of boiler collapsed.
— Furnace leaky.
— Furnace overheated.
Furnish-ed-inq — with. (See also Sup-
ply.)
Boats are furnished with — (articles
indicated).-- ... _..qsd
■Can you furnish me with — ?
Can you furnish me with (or, lend me)
a Code of Signals? ize
I can furnish you with(or, lend you) — .
■I can not furnish you with (or, lend
you) — .
— Was, or, Were furnished with — .
Furniture.
Further-edging.
Any further _eov
Anything further? eqj
Do not require further assistance --_cr
Do you require further assistance? ..ct
Furthest nuo
Have received orders for you not to pro-
ceed without further instructions _sp
I decline to have anything further to do
(or, say) in the matter eqo
I must remain till further orders. -.stx
Repeat my signals till further orders,
WCP
Until further orders ylg
Vessel indicated does not require fur-
ther assistance ._ egq
—You must remain xintil further orders.
Furthest.
Fuse. (See Fuze) nut
NUP
NUQ
NUR
NUS
NUT
NUV
NUW
NUX
NUY
NUZ
NVA
NVB
NVC
NVD
NVE
NVF
NVG
NVH
NVI
NVJ
NVK
NVL.
NVM
NVO
NVP
NVQ
Futtock shroud.
Future.
— In, or, For the future.'
— Some future opportunity.
Fuze.
— Bickford's fuze.
— Detonating fuze.
Electric fuze
— Instantaneous fuze.
— Patent fuze.
— Percussion fuze.
— Time fuze. *
-LUV
NVR
NVS
NVT
G. (Letter.) (For new method of spell-
ing, see page 13. )
Gaff.
—At the gaff.
— Gaff end.
Gaff foresail nkg
— Gaff mainsail.
— Gaff topsail.
Jigger gaff _fvr
Spritsail gaff (or, yard) zko
Gage-d-ing.
— Weather
Gain-ed-ing.
—Are you gaining? Have you gained?
— Can not gain much.
— Can not gain much profit.
Fire gaining oq
Fire gains rapidly; take people off — ng
Gained advantage dnq
— Gained a victory.
— Have, or, Has gained.
—Have, or, Has not gained.
Have you gained? Are you gaining?
NVK
Is there any advantage to be gained?
DNT
Leak is gaining rapidly nu
My chronometer gains daily gp
Stranger is gaining .wzb
Stranger is not gaining .. wzc
Time will be gained—by. xts
— Who gained?
Gale.
— A gale is coming on.
After the gale drn
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253
GALE— GEAR.
Gale — Continued.
NWY
Garrison-ed-ing.
NVU
— Can — (vessel indicated) weather the
gale?
NWZ
Gas-eous.
NVW
— Can you ride out the gale?
Explosive gas
--MOX
Delayed through the recent gale ,-.ksf
NXA
— Gas, or, Light buoy.
NVX
— Do you think the gale is over?
Gas engine
..MAO,
Do you think we can ride it (the gale)
NXB
— Gas light.
out? TJWX
During a gale lpm
NXC .
Gasket.
During the gale. W hilst the gale lasts,
LPS
NXD
Gastric.
Equinoctial gale ..- ......bgn
Fresh gale nqv
NXE
Gate.
Gale is expected — from — zd
NXF
— Gate is closed at — .
NVY
— Have, or, Has had a heavy gale from — .
NVZ
— Heavy, or, Severe gale.
NXG
Gather-ed-ing.
NWA
— If gale increases.
NXH
— Gather-ed-ing way.
NWB
— In a gale of wind.
Meteorological Cffice, or, Weather Bu-
reau, reports gale approaching from
NXI
Gauge-d-ing-r.
the — _- -ETQ
NXJ
— Gauge cock.
Moderate gale - rxl
Manometer. Steam-pressure gauge,
NWC
— Nothing but gales of wind.
RJW
Severe, or, Heavy gale ..nvz
Vacuum gauge
-YNM
NWD
— Shall you ride out the gale?
Watergauge. -
.--YVQ
Strong gale xas
W ater gauge out of order
--YVR
Whole gale , _zdr
Wind gauge. Anemometer
ELO
NWE
Gallant-ly-ry.
Gallant conduct jng
Have, or, Has behaved very gallantly,
Gave. (See Give) _
NZV
GDX
NXK
Gazette. In the Gazette.
NWF
Gallery.
Report me by telegraph to "Shipping
NWG
— Quarter gallery.
Gazette''.--^-
"Shipping Gazette & Lloyd's
UP
List,"
NWH
Galley.
QWU
NWI
Galliot.
NXL
Gazetteer.
NWJ
Gallifoh oil.
NXM
Gear-ing.
Air-pump gear. _ __ _-.
-DWB
Gallon. (Measure of capacity) ayw
Blow-off cocks (or, gear)
--GNW
i
Boat's gear _ __ _
-GRZ
NWK
Galvanize-d-ing-ism-ic.
Chafing gear- _ _,_
---UK
NWL
— Galvanized iron.
Diver's gear
Eccentric gear . .. . __
LHX
_ _ _ LSU
NWM
Galvanometer.
Eduction gear - -
Expansion gear
LTM ,
---MLZ
NWO
Game.
Firing gear
Gear aloft --
NAF
_ EAF
NWP
Gang.
Gear for cleaning decks -
Hand steering gear
ISV
.--OMA
NWQ
Gang board
Have passed steamer with steering gear
disabled
MU
NWB
Gangway.
Head gear .- ---
Induction gear -
--.OQG
---PIV
NWS
Gangrene.
Injection gear -
Parallel-motion gear
PKU
---TAX
NWT
Gantline.
Pump gear _..
Pump gear worn out (defective)
UBI
---UBJ
Slide-valve gear
Slide-valve gear damaged (or,
WGK
out of
Gaoler pum
order) _.
Starting gear
WGL
--WRF
NWU
Gap.
Starting gear out of order
Steam steering gear
WRG
--WST
NWV
Garden-er.
Steam steering gear disabled
Steering gear.. ■...
MZ
--WUF
NWX
Garnet.
Steering gear disabled
MZ
Fore clew garnets __-iug
Turning gear _ . . ...
.-YEN
Main clew garnets iuh
Want gear for .. ._
YTV
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GENERAL— GET.
NXO
Geneeal-ly.
Get — Continued.
Accountant General dfy
Do you think we could get away
Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally
from — i. -- xpz
about.. DKT
Endeavor to get a line ashore by a boat
Consul General... JEM
(cask, kite, raft, or, spar, etc.) _-.ka
General (Officer) ewk
Expect-ed-ing (or vessel indicated ex-
General average -.- foe
pects-ed-ing) to be got off (or, afloat),
General cargo hzc
DPX
NXP
— General order.
Fire difficult to get at op
' ' General recall " signal.
Get a preventer on .' tvi
Code Flag over Y
Get an offing. Cut, Weigh, or, Slip.
Governor General - ._ OGD
Wait for nothing . kw
Hoist the general recall owh
NYU
— Get her heai^ round as fast as possible,
Inspector General pmv
or, Get her on the other tack as fast
Lieutenant General qpv
as possible.
Registrar General of Shipping and Sea-
Get her on the other tack, or, Get her
men, or, Commissioner of Navigation,
head round or you will be on shore,
Treasury Department - --UNX
LF
NXQ
— What is the general opinion ?
NYV
— Getting.
Who generally does business for — ?.dtb
NYW
— Get, or, Got pratique.
NYX
— Get ready for sea. Prepare for sailing.
NXR
Geneeous-ly.
NYZ
— Get sail on your ship as fast as possible.
Get under way as fast as you can . . _kn
NXS
Geneva Convention.
Get up steam; report when ready ..km
NXT
— Geneva Convention flag (when spoken.
Get up steam as fast as possible kl
of)-
NZA
— Get what you can.
■NXU
Geneva. (Gin.)
How long will you be getting up steam?
NXV
Gentle-y-ness.
VY
I am getting short of water and must
Gentle breeze. Slight breeze hgd
endeavor to get some yvg
NZB
— I can get off.
NXW
Gentleman.
I can not get at goods required oew
I shall get off (or, afloat) with assist-
NXY
Gentjine-ness-ly.
ance -- DPY
I think you might get something to
NXZ
Geogkaphy-ical-ly.
answer the purpose. - enb
Geographical Index. (See page 452. )
NZC
— If you Can get.
Geographical mile awo
If you will lay out an anchor for me I
NYA
— Refer to the Geographical Signals.
cangetoff eiv
Indicate nearest place I can get coal,
NYB
Geem.
HC
Is it a difficult anchorage to get away
NYC
Geeman-y. Geem an Coloes.
Bank of Germany. fup
Is my berth a good one for getting away
NYD
— German Lloyd's.
Lose no time in getting to the anchor-
NYE
Get. To Get. (See also Got and
age ;__ ELC
Obtain. )
Mind you get paid euk
NYF
— Can, or, May get.
NZD
— No getting out of harbor.
Can I cross the bar ? Shall I be able to
Not worth getting- ofl
get over the bar?--. fvy
Not worth getting off (or, afloat).. dqc
NYG
— Can I get a main yard at — ? '
Open. Get farther away. _ mc
NYH
— Can I get a spar for — mast at • — ?
Pilot can not get off _tjp
NYI
— Can I get any — 1
Put to sea at once. Get an offing . _mg
NYJ
— Can I get any sailmakers ?
Shall I attempt to get away? fkp
NYK
— Can I get permission ?
Shall I get steam up? wa
NYL
— Can you get?
Shall we get to the anchorage to-night ?
NYM
— Can you get an introduction to — ?
ELF
NYO
— Can not get.
Stand off. Get an offing. Put to sea
Can not get my boat out gsj
NYP
— Could get.
NZE
— Vessel (indicated, if necessary) has got
Did not get a mail rez
off. ,
NYQ
— Did, or, Do you get ?
NZF
— Was getting ready for sea. Preparing
Did you get a meridian altitude? ..edh
for sailing.
NYR
— Did you get an observation ?
What quarantine shall I get ? uej
Did you get good observations ? em
Where can I get (or, look for) a pilot?
NYS
—Did you get pratique — at — ?
TL
Do you think I can get through the ice ?
Where can I get any freight? nqm
PBH
Where is the best place to get — 1. . .GIO
NYT
— Do you think we could get any — ?
NZG
— Will you get?
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GET— GO.
NZH
NZI
NZJ
NZK
NZL
NZM
NZO
NZP
NZQ
NZR
NZS
NZT
NZU
NZV
NZW
NZX
NZY
OAB
OAC
OAD
OAE
OAF
OAG
OAH
OAI
OAJ
OAK
Get — Continued.
You can get an answer in — enu
You had better get a sick nurse - . .wbk
You will find great difficulty in getting
through the ice at — -pci
You will get into shoal water, or, You
will shoal your water vza
You will get quarantine tjel
You will have great difficulty in getting
water laf
Gig.
Steam gig . ouw
Gill. (Measure of capacity) ayx
Gimbal of a Compass jhq
Gimlet.
-NXU
Gin. (Spirit.) Geneva
Gin. (For derrick, etc.)
Ginger.
Gird-er.
Girl.
Give. To Give.
Are giving ground OIF
Be .careful not to give offense hyl
Bound to be given up. hbw
Bound to give it up hbx
By the description given kvz
— Can, or, May give.
— Can give no reason.
-^-Can you give?
— Can you give a passage — to?
— Can not give.
— Do, or, Did you give?
— Gave.
Give authority ens
Give directions — that (for. or, to)--LBJ
Give every assistance — to . . - - - fgh
— Give him (her-s, it-s).
— Give leave — to.
—Give me (my, mine).
— Give notice.
— Give receipt.
— Give them (their-s).
— Give us (our-s).
Give way -Yxo
— Given.
Gives, or, Must give an evasive answer,
eng
— Giving.
Have orders been given — to (or, for) ?
pne
Have you given bond? gyn
I shall give chase inr
— I will give you.
Notice (warning) has been given. -YUL
Obliged to be given up smv
Obliged to give it up smw
Warning (notice) has been given _.yul
—What have you given for?
—What is the highest price you will give?
What will you (or person indicated)
give?
OAL
OAM
OAN
OAP
OAB
OAS
OAT
OAU
OAV
OAW
OAX
OAY
OAZ
OBA
OBC
OBD
OBE
OBF
OBG
OBH
OBI
OBJ
OBK
OBL
OBM
OBN
OBP
OBQ
Give — Continued.
—Will give.
— Will you give?
— Will you give me (or, my)?
Will you give me a passage (on shore) 1
TDK
— Will you give me the pleasure?
Glad-ly.
— Glad to hear — it (or, that).
— Glad to see — it (or, that).
— Glad to see you. Glad to see (person
named).
— I shall be very glad.
Very glad ypj
Very glad of your company jgt
Gland.
Stern gland defective .wtjv
Stuffing-box glands out of, order ...hdj
Glare-d-ing-ly.
Glass.
Binocular glass. Field glass glb
Field glass. Binocular glb
Hour glass. ozk
Lamp glass QDG
Log glass QYH
Panes of glass szy
Spy glass. Telescope xmq
Wine glass zgd
Glimpse.
I had a glimpse of the land about-.QDU
Globe-ular.
Gloom-y-ily.
Glove.'
Gltje-d-ing-tinous.
— Marine glue.
Glut-ted.
Glycerine.
Nitro-glycerine sir
Go. To go.
All gone- -dxk
— Am, Is, or, Are going (or, gone) — to.
— Am, Is, or, Are to go.
An express is going to — mpi
— Are you going into port (harbor) ?
— Are you going — to?
Are you going on shore? fcx
Are you going to anchor? - ehm
Are you going to land all mails at — ?
QDN
Boat is going to you eu
-^Can you go?
Can you go up the river? UYG
Convoy is going to JUN
— Do not go.
Do not go (or, pass) ahead of me.
Code Flag over r
— Do not let him(or, them) go.
— Go about.
Go ahead... lg
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GO— GOOD.
Go— Continued.
Go — Continued.
Go ahead of — - .^...
...DVH
Stock all gone _
.W"VM
Go ahead and drop a boat on board _dvn
The next mail goes in — (vesselindicated),
Go ahead easy. Easy ahead
LH
RFX
Go ahead full speed
LI
The pilot is going to you
-.TJR
Go ahead of me
...DVG
ocz
— They were gone.
Go alongside --
---EBF
Tug is going to you --...
...YA
Go as fast as you can..
...MTN
ODA
— Was, or, Were going — to.
Go astern -
LJ
Went— to—
--ZBQ
Go astern. Heave all aback
LP
ODB
— When do you go — to?
Go astern of—
...FHK
ODC
— When do you go on shore?
Go astern easy, Easy astern
LK
ODE
— When going-^to?
Go astern full speed
LM
Where are you going? _. .-.
--CSU
Goasternofme. Pass astern of me . fhq
ODF
— Where is hff(she, or, it) gone {or, going)?
OBR
— Go away.
ODG
— Will you go?
Go direct--
...LBN
Will you go {or, come)on shore?-.
.-JDS
Go easy T -
...LRX
W ill you go on shore in my boat?.
-VZN
Go-ingfree
...NPX
Will you have to go into dry dock?
..133.
Go for despatches
JL
OBS
— Go full speed.
ODH
Goat.
OBT
— Go half speed.
OBU
— Go immediately.
ODI
Godly.
OBV
^Go in (or, to).
OBW
— Go on. Proceed.
ODJ
Gold-en.
Go onboard
— GQD
ODK
— Gold dust.
OBX
— Go on shore.
ODL
— Gold has been found at — .
OBY
— Go out (or.from).
ODM
— Gold mine.
OBZ
— Go to — the.
ODN
— Goldsmith.
Go to the admiral's office
...DLF
ODP
— In gold.
OCA
— Going.
Going astern. Stern way
---FHR
Gone. {See also Go)
.OCE
OCB
—Going into port {or, harbor).
OCD
— Going round.
ODQ
Good. {For Goods, see next page. )
Going to join
-.PWA
A good crop, or, Crops look well..
-KDT
OCE
— Gone.
.-IDH
Gone by. Passed by-- --.
.--HPV
ODE
— A good offing.
OCF
— Gone to pieces.
ODS
— A good plan {or, method).
OCG
— Gone to sea.
ODT
— A good slant.
How is business going?
--HNY
Am I in a good berth?
-GFO
OCH
— I am a stranger here ; will you lei
me go
Beef in good order
-GCY
on shore with you?
Biscuit is not good. Bread is
not
OCI
— I am going full speed.
good
-GLK
OCJ
— I am going half speed.
Business good
-HNV ,
OCK
— I am going on shore.
Can you point out {or, take me
to) a
OCL
— I am going — to — .
good anchorage?
-EKS
OCM^
— I am not going on shore.
Cargo in very good order
-HZX
I shall not go far before I bring up.HJC
Did you get good observations? . . _
..RM
I shall not go much farther.
---MTB
Good accommodation
-DCR
OCN
— I wish to see you before you go on
shore.
Good accounts — of — ._.
-DFA
OOP
— If, or, When you go.
ODU
— Good anchorage.
•
OCQ
— Is, or, Are not gone.
Good berth
-GFR
OCR
— Is — {person or ship indicated) gone?
Good bottom for anchorage
-EKX
Keep going ahead of --
Keep going ahead slowly.-
-- DVL
--DVM
ODV
Good-bye
—Good chance.
Keep going astern .
.--FHO
ODW
— Good coal.
Keep the lead going. Keep sounding . q ji
Good coal may be got at —
..IXB
OCS
— Let go.
Good condition
-OEB
Let go another anchor
KR
Good conduct
-JNH
Let go the life-buoy
--HMR
Good enough
-MDH
Let go your anchor
- - -EJA
ODX
— Good example.
OCT
— Let him {or, them) go.
Good Friday
.NRL
Lifeboat is going to you...
FE
ODY
— Good landing.
OCU
— Make haste, or he will be gone.
ODZ
— Good lookout.
OCV
— Must go.
OEA
— Good news — of.
OCW
—Must I go?
OEB
— Good order. In good order.
My engines are going astern.
OEC
— Good observations.
Code Flag
over V
-NBZ
OCX
— Not going.
Good shelter from
-VWJ
Sea going (gone) down ..-
---VKZ
Good vacuum.. -
.YNK
OCY
—Shall I go?
Good water. Water is good-
..YVS
Stand by to let go
-.WQE
Good water can be got at — -
YVD
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257
GOOD— GRANITE.
OED
OEF
OEG
OEH
OEI
OEJ
OEK
OEL
OEM
OEN
OEP
OEQ
OER
OES
OET
OEU
OEV
OEW
OEX
OEY
OEZ
OPA
OPB
OFC
OPD
Good — Continued.
— Goodness.
Ground tackle not good enough. ou
Ground tackle very good oik
— Have the goodness to.
. Have you a good Are engine? nag
— I do not think we shall get any good by
moving.
In good order. Good order obb
Is it good holding ground? oim
— Is, or, Are not good.
— Is, or, Are very good.
Keep a good lookout aloft eag
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's war vessels are going about
disguised as merchantmen o J
Keep agoodlookout for land (or, lights) ,
or, Lookout for land (or, lights).
(Bearing to follow, if necessary) .pyh
Leave a good margin Qkx
Make-ing, Made good — the(o?% your)_RU
Not a good plan tly
— Not so good.
— Of good quality.
Pumps in good order . ubp
There is good freight to be had —
at — NQK
There is good shelter at (or, in)__.ywN
— Very good.
Very good chart imz
Very good draught lnf
— Very good remittances.
— Was, or, Were very good.
Water is good. Good water .Y vs
Water is not good yvt
— Will be very good.
Good-bye ----- -- hpz
Good Friday nrl,
Goods.
Contraband goods Jso
— Goods are found.
— Goods are landed.
— Goods are shipped.
—Goods department.
— How many tons measurement of goods
can you take?
— I can not get at goods required.
—I have goods belonging to you (or, — ).
Manufactured cottons. Cotton goods,
JXY
Stock of goods wvn
— Tons measurement of goods.
Goose.
Gooseneck.
Got. (See also Get. )
Almost anything may be got eab
Articles indicated may be got at —
(place) or, from — (vessel indi-
cated) ezg
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
means now available ._cd
— Could any vessel have got away after
you?
Could she have got to any place of shel-
ter?
OFE
OFG
OFH
OFI
OFJ
OFK
OFL
OFM
OFN
OFP
OFQ
OFR
OFS
OFT
OFU
OFV
OFW
OFX
OFY
OFZ
OGA
OGB
OGC
OGD
OGE
OGF
OGH
OGI
Got — Continued.
Expect (or vessel indicated expects) to
be got off (or, afloat) dpx
Get, or, Got pratique. nyw
Got bottom with — feet hba
Got on board gqe
—Have, or, Has got.
— Have, or, Has got off.
—Have, or, Has not got.
— Have you, or, Has — (vessel indicated)
got pratique?
— Is it likely you (or vessel indicated) will
be got off?
— May be got off.
May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt as-
sistance be given cg
May be got off (or, afloat) without as-
sistance ... DPZ
— Not worth getting.
Not worth getting off dqc
— Only to be got in small quantities.
Vessel (indicated, if necessary) has got
off nze
Goulard's Extract.
Gout-y.
Govern-ed-ing-ment. /
Belong-ing to Government ges
Chartered, or, Employed by Govern-
ment ine
Colonial Government JBK
— East Indian Government.
— Government despatch.
— Government employee (or, officer).
— Government hired vessel.
— Government in minority of — .
Government maj ority of — rhv
— Government ship.
— Government steamboat, or, transport.
— Government stores.
— Government tug.
— Has there been any change in the Gov-
ernment in — ?
— The United States, or, His, or, Her
Majesty's Government.
I have Government despatches (or, — ),
JS
Local Government Board GPJ
Officer, or, Employee of Government,
OPT
Governor.
Deputy, or, Lieutenant Governor.. kvn
— Governor General.
Gradual-ly.
Grain. (Measure of weight.) bam
Grain. Grain cargo hzd
Gramme. ( Measure of length. ) a wp
Gramme. (Measure of weight.) ban
Granary.
Grange.
Granite.
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GRANT— GROVE.
OGJ
Grant-ed-ing.
Greenwich — Continued.
Permission is granted. Permitted, .tgh
My first meridian is Greenwich nbk
My first meridian is Paris east of Green-
OGK
Grape.
wich 2° 20' 15" = 0h. 9m. 21s tbl
My Greenwich (or, first meridian) mean
OGL
Graphite.
time is — * • XL
*Note. — In signaling longitude or time,
OGM
Grapple-d-ing.
vessels shoitld always reckon from the
meridian of Greenwich, except French
OGN
Grapnel.
vessels, .which will use the meridian of
Explosive grapnel
MOY
Paris, and Spanish vessels, which will
Fire grapnel
- -MZT
use the meridian of Cadiz. If any
doubt is ^entertained, the vessel to
OGP
Grass-y.
whom the signal is made should hoist
Grass, or, Coir cable
--HQZ
nbl = What is your first meridian?
Grass, or, Coir hawser
- - . IZS
Will you show me your Greenwich (or,
Grass, or, Coir matting .
IZT
first meridian) mean time? xn
Grass, or, Coir rope
IZU
Would like to have another compari-
OGQ
Grateful-ly-itude.
Note. — The vessel showing the mean time
will hoist the hour signal and dip it
OGR
GllATIFY-IED-ING-ICATlON.
sharply shortly after it has been
answered. The minutes and seconds
OGS
Grating.
at the instant of dipping will immedi-
ately follow. To insure accuracy, a
OGT
Gratuity-ous-ly.
second comparison should be made.
OGU
Grave-ly-ity.
OHV
Grey.
OGV
Gravel-ly.
OHW
Gridiron. (Grid for hauling up small
ships.)
Graving dock, or, Dry dock
LJE
OHX
Grieve-d-ing. Grief.
OGW
Graze-d-ing.
OHT
Come to grief jcy
Grlnd-ing. Ground.
OGX
Grease-d-ing-y-iness.
OHZ
Grindstone.
OGY
Great-ly-ness.
OGZ
— A great (large) number (or
of—.
— Great circle sailing.
quantity—
OIA
Gripe.
OHA
OIB
Grocer-y
OHB
— Great execution.
OHC
— Great hesitation.
OIC
Grog.
OHD
— Great hopes — of — .
OHB
— Great neglect.
OID
Gross. Gross tonnage.
OHF
— Great opposition — to (or, from).
OHG
— Great relief.
OIE
Ground-ed-ing. (See also Aground.)
OHI
— Great risk.
OIF
— Are giving ground.
OHJ
— Great strain (or, stress) on
Burial ground. Cemetery igs
OHK
— Greater-est.
Fishing ground _nbu
OHL
— It will be of great service (or, use).
Foul ground. Rocky bottom H az
OHM
— Not a great many.
OIG
— Ground mine.
OHN
— The greater-est number (or
—of.
, quantity)
OIH
— Ground swell.
Ground tackle. . ..xiq
OHP
— The greater part.
OIJ
—Ground tackle not good enough.
With the greatest ease. - .
LSB
OIK
OIL
— Ground tackle very good.
— Ground tier.
OHQ
Greece-ian. Greek. Greek Colors.
I have (or vessel indicated has) not
.
touched the ground dut
OHR
Green.
OIM
—Is it good holding ground?
OHS
— Green buoy.
Underground yhg
OHT
— Green light.
Was tide high when you grounded?-. CI
Was tide low when you grounded . . _cj
OHU
Greenwich,
My chronometer is fast on
Greenwich
When did you ground? CK
(or, first meridian) mean
time*..-GR
OIN
Groundless.
My chronometer is slow on
Greenwich
(or, first meridian) mean
time*.--GS
OIP
Group-ed-ing.
My first meridian is Cadiz, west of
i
Group flashing light - ...NEC
Greenwich 6° 12' 24" = Oh.
24m. 49.6s.,
!
1
HSI
OIQ
Grove.
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259
GROW— GUZ.
OIR
OIS
OIT
OIU
orv
oiw
oix
OIY
OIZ
OJA
OJB
OJC
OJD
OJE
OJP
OJG
OJH
OJI
OJK
OJL
OJM
OJN
OJP
OJQ
Grow-ing. Grown. Grew. To grow.
Guano.
Guano cargo hze
GUARANTEE-D-ING.
GUARD-BD-ING.
Advance guard .- dmy
— Be on your guard. Look out.
—Be on your guard against long tows.
Be on your guard; appearances are
. threatening fn
Be very careful (or, guarded) in your
intercourse with strangers — fs
— From 'the guard ship.
Guard boat gta
— Guard of honor.
— Guard ship.
Horseguards oyf
Officer of the guard-. spl
Rearguard ukm
— Ship having the guard.
Steam guard boat ,-Gux
The conductor (or, guard) jni
To row guard vat
guarda costa.
Guardian -ship.
Guatemala. Guatemalian Colors.
Gudgeon.
Guess-ed-ing.
— Guess warp.
GUIDE-D-ING-ANCE.
Will the soundings be a safe guide?- wkz
Guilder, Gulden, or. Florin. (Coin) .atq
OJR
OJS
OJT
-NOR
GUILT-Y-INESS.
Found guilty
—Is, or, Are not guilty.
Guinea. (Money. )
Gulf.
Gulf stream — - wzl
The entrance of the gulf (or, harbor) is
mined mfu
Gully.
Gum.
Gun.
Boat's gun - »SA
Enemy's gunboat LZI
Evening gun MIF
Field gun mxk
Fire a signal gun mzp
Gunboat GTB
Gun carriage -ICD
—Gun cotton.
Gun-cotton rocket uzd
—Gun fog signal.
— Gunroom.
OJTT
OJV
OJW
OJX
OJY
OJZ
OKA
OKB
OKC
OKD
OKE
OKF
OKG
OKH
OKI
OKJ
OKL
OKM
OKN
OKP
OKQ
OKR
OKS
OKT
OKU
OKV
Gun— Continued. '
— Gunshot.
Gunshot wound ; accident dgi
— Gun slide.
—Gun wharf.
—Guns will not reach.
— Gun's crew.
—Guns firing in — (quarter indicated).
—Guns firing last night in — (quarter
indicated) .
— Guns firing to the — .
Guns of the calibre of — hsv
—Guns of the weight of — .
— Guns overheated.
Gunwale.. okt
Heard firing to the — nai
Heavy gun. ( Weight in tons if necessary. )
osw
How many guns? RKF
How many guns do you mount? „- .rkg
How many guns does she carry?- _-RKH
I have a heavy gxm(indieateif more)OTC
I have no heavy guns otd
Krupp gun - ..-.qcn
—Light gun.
— Machine gun.
Maxim gun enc
— Minute gun.
— Minute guns firing in — (direction indi-
cated).
—Minute guns firing last night in —
(quarter indicated) .
Nordenfeldtgun.-- sjh
—Out of gunshot. Out of range.
—Quick-firing gun.
Rifled gun -- uxe
Rounds of ammunition for heavy gun,
EGA
— She carries guns.
She has, or, They have heavy guns-OTF
She has, or , They have no heavy guns . otg
Signal gun wct
Starboard gun wqx
Torpedo gun xwt
Torpedo gunboat (or, vessel) xwu
Turret gun .-_ xet
—Vessel is within gunshot.
You are within gunshot. You are within
range of the guns (or, batteries) . _ -GO
Gunboat gtb
Enemy's gunboat lzi
Gunner-y.
— Gunner's crew.
— Gunner's stores.
Gunpowder. ( Weight in lbs., if necessary. )
I am taking in (or, discharging) gun-
powder or explosives Flag b, or,
Code Flag over b.
Gunwale.
Gust-y. (Squall) wpk
gutta percha, ot india rubber.
Guy-ed-ing.
Guz, or, Zer. (Measure of length) ..aw c
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GYBE— HAD.
OKW
OKX
OKY
OKZ
OLA
OLB
GYBE-D-ING, or, JlBE-D-ING.
GyMNAST-ASTIC-NASIUM.
Gypsum.
H. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling.,
see page 13. )
Habbb, (Measure of weight) bag
Habit.
Bad habit fed
Habitation.
Had, Has, or, Have bqn
Am, Are, or, Is not to have bqd
Am, Are, or. Is to have bqc
Can, or, May have bqe
Can, or, May have been bph
Can, or, May have done (or, been done),
BLV
Can, or, May have had bqf
Can, or, May he (she, 4t, or persons or
things indicated) have been? btl
Can, or. May I have — some? bqg
Cannot, or, May not have bqh
Can not, or, May not have been bfk
Can not, or, May not have done (or, been
done) blz
Can not, or, May not have had bqi
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?
btn
Could, or, Might have bqj
Could, or, Might have been bfm
Could, or, Might have done (or, been
done) bmc
Could, or, Might have had bqk
Could, or, Might not have bql
Could, or, Might not. have been bfo
Could, or, Might not have done (or, been
done) bme
Could, or, Might not have had bqm
Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
cated) have bte
Had, Has, or, Have ..bqn
Had, Has, or, Have any bqo
Had, Has, or. Have been bfq
Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been done),
bmr
Had, Has, or, Have had bqp
Had— Continued.
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)"! bts
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) been?..BTU
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing s indicated) had? . . btv
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not?..BTW
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not been,
BTX
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not had?
BTY
Had, Has, or, Have his (her-s, it-s)?.BQR
Had, Has, or, Have I (my, mine)?-.BQs
Had, Has, or, Havel-been? bfr
Had, Has, or, Havel done? bmt
Had, Has, or, Have I had? bqt
Had, Has, or, Have not? bqu
Had, Has, or, Have not been? bfs
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
done) - .-BMs
Had, Has, or, Have not had bqv
Had, or, Have that (or, this) bqw
Had, Has, or, Have the. bqx
Had, Has, or, Have there? bqy
Had. or, Have these (or, those) bqz
Had, Has, or, Have they (them, their-s)?
BRA
Had, or, Have they been? bft
Had, or, Have they done? bmtt
Had, or, Have they had? brc
Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)? brd
Had, or, Have we been? bfu
Had, or, Have we done? bmv
Had, or, Have we had? . bre
Had, Has, or, Have yours? brf
Had, or, Have you been? bfv
Had, or, Have you done? bmw
Had, or, Have you had? brg
Have you (or person indicated) any — ?
EPR
Having ._ opi
Having been bfw
Haying done bmx
Having had brh
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) buj
He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) been..BUK
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
or, are doing) _.' bul
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) had ...bum
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not - . . bun
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, orr have) not been,
BUO
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated.) had (has, or, have) not done
(or, is, or, are not doing) .._ bup
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) have..BVO
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) (should or, would)not have.Bvs
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HAD.
Had — Continued,
How had (has, or, have) 1 bxn
lean (or, may) have bri
I can not (or may not) have brj
I could (or, might) have brk
I could (or, might) not have brl
I had (or, have) ._ brm
I had (or, have) been bgc
Ihad (or, have) done bna
Ihad (or, have) had ,. brn
I had (or, have) not bro
Ihad (or, have) not been ' bgd
Ihad (or, have) not done bnc
Ihad (or, have) not had prp
I shall (or, will) have brq
I shall (or, will) not have brs
I should (or, would) have brt
I should (or, would) have been bgk
I should (or, would) not have bru
I should (or, would) not have been.BGM
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) had (has, or, have) byj
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) had (has, or, have) not _byk
If I had (or, have) bzh
If I had (or, have) not bzi
If they had (or, have) cao
If they had (or, have) not cap
If we had (or, have) cbh
If we had (or, have) not : cbi
If you had (or, have) .cby
If you had (or-, have) not _-. -CBZ
Is, etc. (See Are, above.)
It, etc. (See He, above.)
It has (or, had) been bgp
It has (or, had) been done - - - bnp
It has (or, had) not been -__i bgq
It has (or, had) not been done bnq
Let him(her, it, or persons indicated) —
have . ^ bwa
Let them have brv
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See Could, above.)
Must have ceo
Must have been cep
Must have had , ceq
Not to be had -CGJ
Ought to have cia
Ought not to have -CHT
Shall, or, Will have brw
Shall, or, Will have done (or, been
done) bnx
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) have? bwg
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not have?. -Bwk
Shall, or, Will I have? brx
Shall, or, Will I not have? bry
Shall, or, Will not have? brz
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done) bnz
She, etc. (See He, above. )
Should, or, Would have - bsa
Should, or, Would have been bhl
Should, or, Would have done (or, been
done) bog
Should, or, Would have had bsc
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have?-BWP
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) have been?.BWQ
Had — Continued.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have?
BWU
Should, or, Would he, (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have
been? - bwv
Should, or, Would not have bsd
Should, or, Would not have been.-BHN
Should, or, Would not have done (or,
been done) boi
Should, or, Would not have had ...bse
That, or, This had (has, or, have) _ckx
That, or, This had (has, or, have) been,
CKY
That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
been -Ckz
There had (has, or, have) CMQ
There had (has, or, have) been cmr
There had (has, or, have) not been.CMS
There should (or, would) have been.CNA
There should (or, would) not have been,
CNE
They can (or, may) have __bsp
They can not (or, may not) have. _.bsg
They had (or, have) bsh
They had (or, have been) bht
They had (or, have) done bol
They had (or, have) had ' BSI
They had (or, have) not bsj
They had (or, have) not been bhu
They had (or, have) not done bom
They had (or, have) not had bsk
They should (or, would) have bsl
They should (or, would) not have .bsm
This, etc. (See That, above. )
To be had -CNS
To have cnu
We can (or, may) have bsn
We can not (or, may not) have bso
We had (or, have) bsp
We had (or, have) been..--.: bin
We have (or, have) done bos
We had (or, have) had bsq
We had (or, have) not bsr
We had (or, have) not been bio
We had (or, have) not done bot
We had (or, have) not had bst
We shall (or, will) have bsu
We shall (or, will) not have . bsv
We should (or, would), have bsw
We should (or, would) not have .--Bsx
What, or, Which had (has, or, have) ?
CQF
What, 'or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) have? cqm
What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
(or, you) have?---- cqo
When had (has, or, have)? crh
When had (or, have) you?1 cri
When shall (or, will) I have? crw
When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have? CRZ
When shall (or, will) we have? csa
Where had (has, or, have)? ctb
Where shall (or, will) I have? cto
Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have? otq
Where shall (or, will) we have? ctr
Which, etc. (See What, above. )
Who had (has, or, have)? cup
262
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
HAD— HAPPEN.
OLC
OLD
OLE
OLF
OLG
OLH
OLI
OLJ
OLK
OLM
OLN
OLP
OLQ
OLE
OLS
OLT
OLU
Had — Continued.
Why had (has, or, have) ? cvk
Why had (has, or, have) not? cvl
Why had (or, have) you? cvm
Why had (or, have) you not? CVN
Will it have? - cwd
Would, etc. (See Should, above.)
You can (or, may) have- ...bsy
You can not (or, may not) have bsz
You had (or, have) __bta
You had (or, have) been bjd
You had (or, have) done ._ ___boy
You had (or, have) had btc
You had (or, have) not btd
You had (or, have) not been bje
You had (or, have) not done boz
You had (or, have) not had.- bte
You shall (or, will) have btf
You shall (or, will) not have btg
You should (or, would) have bth
You should (or, would) not have.--BTi
hemorrhage.
Hail-ed-ing.
Come within hail JDA
Hail the strange vessel, and ask if — ,
FDO
— I shall pass within hail.
— Keep within hail.
— Pass within hail.
Send a boat within hail .
Hailstorm. Hailstone.
Hair-y.
Hair brushes hko
Hair's breadth her
Haiti-an. Haitian Colors.. oqb
Half-ve.
■Go half -speed obt
Going half -speed ocj
Half a dozen lmt
Half alio wance— of dzh
— Half an hour. In half an hour.
Half-mast your ensign mel
— Half speed, or, Half power.
—Half tide.
Half-year-ly zkv
In half an hour olk
Hall.
Town hall ., xze
Halliards.
Halve . _.olj
Halyards, or, Haulyards olq
Ham.
Hamburg.
Eeport me to the Borsenhalle at Ham-
burg -- -- -UL
Hammer.
Hammock.
— Hammock netting.
OLV
OLW
OLX
OLY
OLZ
OMA
OMB
OMC
OMD
OME
OMF
OMG
OMH
OMI
OMJ
OMK
OML
OMN
OMP
OMQ
Hamper.
Hand-ed-ing-y. To hand.
Beforehand gdh
Come to hand _ Jcz
—Hand (part of the body).
Hand bag fsi
— Hand lead.
— Hand pump.
Hand pump out of order ubd
— Hand steering gear. Handwheel.
• Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on your port
hand gak
Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on you star-
board hand gal
Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
agent _-Qwr
You had better put your affairs into the
hands of — r dpk
Hands. (Crew.)
All hands dxl
All hands at the pumps dxm
All hands lost. All on board perished,
DXQ
All hands saved. All on board saved,
dxr
— Can you spare me a hand or two ? ( Give
particulars, if necessary. )
Hands enough mdi
Have you hands enough ? mdk
— He has not many hands on board.
Short handed. A, weak crew (number
to be indicated, if necessary) kdj
— More hands are required at — .
Want hands. (Give particulars, if
necessary) yj
handcuff-ed-ing kfo
Handle-d-ing.
Handspike.
Hang-ed-ing. Hung.
Hank.
Happen-ed-ing — to (or, on).
Accident happened; crushed; fall;
jammed DCF
Accident happened ; cut ; stab dog
Accident happened; dangerously
wounded (or, hurt) al
Accident happened; drowned-ing..DCH
Accident happened; gunshot wound,
dci
As it happens fan
Happened in consequence of. Occa
sioned by.- jp?
Has any accident happened? Is any-
thing the matter? bk
— How did it (or, that) happen(or, occur)?
Seldom happens. vom
—Should it (or, that) happen — to (or, on) .
— What happened (or, resulted)?
— What has happened?
— When did it (or, that) happen?
When did the accident happen? bu
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY
263
HAPPY— HAUL.
OMR
OMS
OMT
OMU
OMV
OMW
OMX
OMY
OMZ
ONA
ONB
ONC
Happy-ily-iness. (See also Glad.)
Happy to hear it (or, that) oar
Happy to see you (or, — ) oat
I am happy to inform you - __.pko
— Shall, or, Will be very happy — to.
Very happy-ily.
Harass-ed-ing.
Harbor.
Are you going into port (harbor)? __obk
Bar harbor fvs
Detained, in harbor kyc
Do not attempt to make the harbor (or,
anchorage) : fw
Do not know the anchorage (or, harbor),
EKU
— Do you intend to go into harbor?
Do you know of any harbor (or, anchor-
age)? EKY
' Do you know the harbor (or, anchorage)?
EKW
During the time in harbor lpy
Going into harbor (or, port) OCB
Harbor authorities fni
Harbor board gph
Harbor, or, Entrance buoy mfr
— Harbor dues.
Harbor, or, Anchorage is good enough
with winds from — ox
Harbor, or, Anchorage is indif£erent-OY
Harbor, or, Anchorage is safe with all
winds _-- oz
Harbor master. Captain of the port,
HWS
— Harbor master's office.
— Harbor of refuge.
Harbor police yvx
— Harbor Trust.
How does the harbor (or, anchorage)
bear? pa
I do not know the anchorage (or, har-
bor) EKY
I know of no safe harbor vda
— In, or, Into harbor.
Inform harbor authorities fn j
Inner harbor plm
Inside the harbor pmk
Is the har i >or at — free from ice?- - . pbz
Just put of harbor (or, port) pxm
No getting out of harbor nzd
Out of harbor svz
Outer harbor swf
Outside the harbor swv
Permission urgently requested to enter
harbor pd
Proceed into harbor txa
Proceed out of harbor txc
The entrance of the gulf (or, harbor) is
mined - --.mfu
The harbor at — is free from ice - - -PCE
Want plan of harbor (channel, etc.).YH
— Want to come into harbor.
Was in harbor (or, port) when I left-QKU
We are to leeward of the harbor (or,
anchorage) -- elh
We are to windward of the harbor (or,
anchorage) eli
We have missed the entrance (or,
passed the port, or, harbor) mfv
OND
ONE
ONE
ONG
ONH
ONI
ONJ
ONK
ONL
ONM
CNP
ONQ
ONE,
ONS
ONT
ONU
ONV
ONW
ONX
ONY
ONZ
OPA
OPB
OPC
OPD
OPE
OPF
OPG
Harbor — Continued.
What harbor do you intend to make
(or, run) for?
Whilst in harbor.
You will not have water enough over
the bar (or. into the harbor). , Depth
in feet may follow. fwe
Hard-ness.
Blowing hard. Squally weather zh
Blowing too hard — to — goc
Hard-a-port I ( Urgent. ) Head to go to
starboard md
Hard-a-starboard ! (Urgent.) Head to
go to port - me
Hard bottom hbc
— Harder-est.
Helm hard up ...otn
It blew too hard. goi
My helm is hard-a-port ; ship's head is
going, to starboard wg
My helm is hard-a-staTboard ; ship's
head is going to port wh
Hardly.
Hardware zne
Harm-ed-ing. (See also Damage. )
— No harm (or, damage) done.
Harmless.
Harpoon-ed-ing.
Harvest-ed-ing.
Has. (See Had, Has, or, Have) bqn
Haste- y-ily-iness.
— Hasten-ed-ing.
— Hasten the departure of — .
I can not hasten my departure ktv
I must hasten my departure kt w
— Make haste.
Make haste, or he will be gone ocu
Hat.
Hatch.
Hatchet.
Can you lend hatchets (or, adzes) ?.dow
Hatchway.
Haul-ed-ing— out.
Closehauled iuw
— Haul down.
Haul down your ensign men
Haul down your flags ..ndc
— Haul in.
— Haul in the slack.
— Hauling line.
—Haul off.
— Haul'taut. Tauten hawsers.
— Haul the jib down.
— Haul up.
— Haul your wind. Haul to the wind.
Haul your wind on port tack ...ln
Haul your wind on starboard tack ...lo
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
HAUL— HE, SHE, IT.
OPH
OPI
OPJ
OPK
OPL
OPM
OPN
OPQ
OPR
OPS
OPT
OPU
OPV
OPW
OPX
OPY
OPZ
OQA
OQB
OQC
Haul — Continued.
— I shall keep closehauled.
Try to clubhaul iwg
Have. (See Had) bqn
Haven. (Harbor) omv
Having.
Having been bfw
Having done bmx
Having had brh
Havoc.
-FJG
-NOL
Hawse.
Athwart hawse
— Clear hawse.
Foul hawse
— Hawse hole {or, pipe).
— Hawse pipe is broken.
— Hawse plug.
Hawser. (See also Tow and Warp. )
For signals between ships towing and
being towed, seepage 85.
Are you (your towing hawsers) fast?
XTJ
— Can you spare a hawser?
Cast off hawsers xyn
Grass, or, Coir hawser izs
— Have no other hawser.
— Hawser fouled screw.
— Hawser -laid rope.
Hernp cable, or, hawser. (Size and
length, if necessary) hqx
— Large hawser.
Prepare another hawser tsw
Send boat with hawser gur
— Shorten in both hawsers.
— Small hawser.
Steel- wire hawser wto
Tauten hawser. Haul taut opd
Towing hawser xyw
— Veer both hawsers.
Wire cable (or, hawser) hse
Hay.
Hayti-an. (Haiti) Haytian Colors.
Haze-y-inbss-ily.
He-
-BT25
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi-
cated).
Are, or, Is, etc. (See Is, below. )
As he (she, it, his, her-s, it-s) fak
Can, or, May he (she, it, or person-s or
things indicated) ? * btj
Can, or. May he (she, it, or person-s or
thing-s indicated) be? btk
Can, or, May he (she, it, or person-s or
thing-s indicated) have been? btl
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) be? btm
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?
BTN
He, She, It — Continued.
Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) be? bto
Could, or, Might he (she* it, or person-s
or things indicated) not be? btp
Do, Does, or, Did he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated)1! btq
Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
cated) have btr
For him (his, her-s, it-s, or person-s or
thing-s indicated) bpd
From him (his, her-s, it-s, or person-s or
thing-s indicated) bpo
Had, Has, oj* Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing-s indicated) bts
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) been?-_BTU
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
son s or things indicated) had? -_btv
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) not? btw
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) not been?
btx
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing-s indicated) not had?
bty
He btz
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi-
cated) can (or, may) bua
He, She. It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) be buc
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) - bud
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) be bue
He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) buf
He, She, It (or persons or thing-s indi-
cated) could (or, might) not bug
He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) buh
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not bui
He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) buj
He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) been buk
He, She, It (or persons or thing-s indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
or, are doing) bul.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) had ___bum
He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not bun
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not been,
buo
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had. (has, or, have) not done
(or, is, or, are not doing) bup
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ
He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) but
He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to buv
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi-
cated) is (or, are) for bur
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi-
cated) is (or, are) from BUS
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
265
HE, SHE, IT.
He, She, ix— Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are)not buw
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or. are) not able to . - . .bux
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) may, etc. (See Can, above. )
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) might, etc. (See Could, above. )
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) must BUY
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) must be buz
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) must not bva
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be bvo
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to . BVD
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to bve
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be bvg
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be bvf
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) shall {or, will) bvh
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) shall {or, will) be. bvi
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or-, will) not bvj
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) shall {or, will) not be bvk
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) . _ bvl
He, She, It {or person s or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) be bvm
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) do {or, be
done) bvn
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) have--_BVO
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bvp
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not be._BVQ
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not do {or,
be done) bvr
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should(or, would)not have.BVS
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) was {or, were) - - - bvt
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) was {or, were) not bvu
He, She, It {or persons or things irmi-
cated) was {or, were) not to be ..bvx
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) was {or, were) to be bvw
He, She, It {or person s or things indi-
cated) will, etc. {See Shall, above.)
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) would, etc. {See Should, above. )
How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)"!. bxo
How shall {or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) ? bxr
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can {or, may) byd
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
can not {or, may not) bye
He, She, It — Continued.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could {or, might) byp
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not byg
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) byh
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not - byi
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) byj
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not . . .byk
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) byl
If he (she. it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) able to bym
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not byn
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) - . byp
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not byq
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) ._, bye
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bys
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were).. byt
If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not byu
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) will, etc. (See Shall, above. )
If he (she, it, or persons or thing s indi-
cated) would, etc. (See Should, obove. )
Is, or, Are, he (she, it, or persons or
Things indicated) 1 bvy
It bvz
Let him (her, it, or persons or things
indicated) have bwa
May he (she, it, etc. ) '? (See Can, above. )
Might he (she, it, etc.)? (See Could,
above. )
Must he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated)''. cer
Ought he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) to? chn
Persons, or, Thing-s indicated bwc
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
thing s indicated) ? bwd
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) be? bwe
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
thing-s indicated) do (or, be done)?
BWP
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or thing-s indicated) have? bwo
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person s
or things indicated) not? bwh
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be bwi
Shall, or, Will he (she,, it, or persons
or things, indicated) not do (or, be
done)? bwj
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not have?. _dwk
She bwl
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing-s indicated)1! bwm
266
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Part II.
HE, SHE, IT— HEAP.
OQD
OQE
OQF
OQG
OQH
He, She, It — Continued.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be?_--BWN
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) do {or, be
done)? bwo
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have?-BWP
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?
BWQ
Should, or, Would he (she it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not?_-BWR
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not be?
BWS
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not do (or,'
be done)? bwt
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have?
BWU
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have
been? -. bwt
That he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) cla
Was, or, Were, he (she, it, or persons
or thing s indicated) ? b wx
Was, or, Were, he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not? bwy
What, or, Which does (do, or, did) he
(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated)1. cqd
What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated"!) _cpx
When does (did, or, do) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) ? crd
When he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) crj
When is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)! crn
When shall (or, will) he (she.it, or per-
son s or things indicated) ? crt
Where he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) ctd
Where is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) 1 cth
Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, orper-
son-s, or things indicated) ? ctm
— While he (she, or, it).
Will he (she, it, etc. ) ? (See Shall, above. )
Would he (she, it, etc. ) (See Should,
above. )
Head-ed-ing. To head.
Brace round your head yards hdo
By the head hpk
Cathead ieu
Crank head kbl
Crosshead ked
Figurehead _ ...mxy
Fork head nlr
Get her head round as fast as possible,
NYU
Get her head round or you will be on
shore „-_lf
Have lost — head of cattle iff,
—Head (part of body).
— Head gear.
— Head of department.
OQI
OQJ
OQK
OQL
OQM
OQN
OQP
OQR
OQS
OQT
OQU
OQV
OQW
OQX
OQY
OQZ
ORA
ORB
ORC
ORD
ORE
Head — Continued.
— Headquarters.
Head rail uow
— Headsails.
— Head sea.
— Head sheet.
— Head to wind.
— Head wind.
— Head yards.
— Headland.
Headman. oqu
— Headmost.
— Headway. Steerageway.
Heave-to ; head offshore - ---lq
I have headway Code Flag over j
Jetty head pvk
Keep head to wind ptt
Masthead. At masthead rmp
Moor head and stern rzj
Pier head tid
Piston-rod crossheads damaged (or,
broken) ke*
Pump crosshead ._ tjbg
Pump crosshead out of order ubh
Rudderhead vbm
Ship's head by compass is — jie
Trimmed by the head ; — inches by the
head .._ hpk
Visible from the masthead yqz
When I have run my distance I shall
put her head off until — lgp
Headland __. oqr
Headman.
Headmost
-OQS
Headway. Steerageway oqt
I have headway Code Flag over j
Heal-ed-ing. To heal.
Health-y-iness.
— A healthy season.
— Are you healthy?
Bill of health gkc
Board of Health gpa
Clean bill of health — from — tq
Crew healthy kcr
Have you a clean bill of health? tu
I have a clean bill of health, but am
liable to quarantine -Code Flag over q
I have not a clean bill of health,
Code Flag over i
In bad health? prp
Not clean bill of health flag (when
spoken of) isw
—Tolerably healthy. Tolerably well.
Troops are in good health ybn
Very healthy.
— Was the port you left healthy?
What is the state of health of the fleet
at — ?
What is the state of health of the troops
at — ? ybr
Where is the health officer?
Heap-ed-ing.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
267
HEAR— HELM.
ORF
Hear-ing. Heard. «
Heave — Continued.
Anxious to hear of (or, from) — eoi
OSP
— Shall you heave-to?
Crevi not heard of .kct
Stop; Heave-to; or, Come nearer; I
ORG
— Did you hear?
have something important to com-
Did you hear if there were any letters
municate Code Flag over h
forme at — ? qoe
Strange vessel hove in sight. ozs
— Vessel indicated has hove-to.
Did you hear of my family? _epi
OSQ
Glad to hear — it (or, that) . Happy to
hear — it (or, that) oar
OSR
Heaven.
ORH
— Has been heard of.
ORI,
— Has not been heard of since (date to
OST
Heavy.
follow) .
Have, or, Has had a heavy gale from — ,
ORJ
—Have heard— of — .
NVY
ORK
— Have, or, Has not heard of — .
OSTT
— Heavier-est.
ORL
— Have you (or persons indicated) heard
OSV
— Heavily-iness.
—of—?
Heavy, or, Severe gale nvz
Have you heard of the arrival of — ?
OSW
—Heavy gun (weight in tons, if neces-
EYJ
sary).
Have you seen (or, heard of) a vessel
OSX
— Heavy loss.
wrecked (or, in distress)?. _zu
OSY
— Heavy purchase.
I
Have you seen (or, heard) anything of
Heavy sea.. _. u<j
my (or, the) boat? .. fb
OSZ
— Heavy surf. 'Much surf.
Heard firing to the — . nai
OTA
— Heavy swell.
I heard that some of your family were
Heavy weather coming ; look sharp. _fz
seriously ill- - -msi
Heavy weigh i .. zbe
ORM
— Neither seen nor heard.
OTB
—How heavy — is — ?
ORN
— Should you hear (or, see).
OTC
—I have a heavy gun (or, guns) (number
ORP
— Sorry to hear — it (or, that).
indicated).
Unless I hear .. yjq
OTD
— I have no heavy guns.
ORQ
— Vessel indicated has not been heard of.
OTE
— In a heavy squall.
ORS
— Vessel indicated has not been heard of
Rounds of ammunition for heavy gun,
since — (date indicated) ; she is sup-
EGA
posed to be — .
OTF
— She has, or, They have heavy gun.
ORT
— We shall not hear again.
OTG
— She has, or, They have no heavy gun.
"What were the latest dates at — when
Striking heavily . - wzy
you last heard? _kmn
Struck by a heavy sea .. xac
ORU
— When, or, What did you last hear — of
Very heavy sea -. uw
(or, from)?
OTH
— Which is the heaviest?
ORV
Heart.
Hectare. (Square measure) axp
Hectogramme. (Measure of weight) _bao
OBW
Heat-ed-ing.
Superheat-ed-ing xeh
Hectolitre. (Measure of capacity) . . ayz
The heat of the sun xdv
Hectometre. (Measure of length) _ _ awd
ORX
Heave-ing. Hove.
Square hectometre. (Square, or, sxtr-
Avast heaving fom
face measure) axp
ORY
— Can I heave-to?
Heave all aback. Go astern _ .LP
OTI
Heel-bd-ing.
ORZ
— Heave away.
OSA
— Heave her down.
OTJ
Height-en-ed-ing.
OSB
Heave short hrd
OTK
The height of the barometer is fxl
—What is the height— of ?
— Heave taut.
OSC
— Heave-to.
What is the height of the barometer?
OSD
— Heaving, Hove-to.
FXN
« Heave-to ; head offshore lq
What is the height of the thermometer?
«
Heave-to; I will send a boat gte
What is the temperature? _xnk
OSE
— Heave-to on port tack.
OSP
— Heave-to on starboard tack.
Heave-to or I will fire into you id
Held. (See Hold) __ own
OSG
— Heave- to or take the consequences.
Heave-to until — lr
OTL
Heliograph- y-ic.
OSH
—Heave up.
Heller. (Coin) ..ats
OSI
— I can not heave-to.
OSJ
— I have not room to heave-to.
OTM
Helm.
OSK
—I shall heave-to off — (or, at — ).
Hard-a-port ! ( Urgent. ) Head to go to
OSL
—I shall heave-to to take soundings (time
starboard... _ ..md
indicated, if necessary) .
Hard-a-starboard ! (Urgent.) Head to
OSM
— I shall not heave-to.
go to port - - -- -- ME
OSN
— I will heave-to directly I have room.
Helm amidships . efj
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
HELM— HIGH.
OTN
OTP
OTQ
OTR
OTS
OTU
OTV
OTW
OTX
OTY
OTZ
Helm — Continued.
Helm angle - ..elv
Helm hard up.
— Helm is down.
Helm signal.
— Helmsman.
—How do yon carry your helm?
Lee helm QMC
My helm is hard-a-port; ship's head
going to starboard-.i wg
My helm is hard-a-starboard ; ship's
head going to port - wh
Pay attention to the helm fli
Port. Head to go to starboard wi
Port a little. Head to go to starboard,
TPG
Port helm tpe
Starboard. Head to go to port wj
Starboard a little. Head to go to port,
WQU
Starboard helm.- wrb
Steady your helm- mi
Steer more to port mj
{To be kept flying until course is suffi-
ciently altered. )
Steer more to starboard .mk
{To be kept flying until course is suffi-
ciently altered.)
— Under steady helm.
Weather helm yzo
Will not answer her helm ens
Helmet.
Diver's helmet lhy
Helmsman otr
Help-ed-ing. (See also Assist. )
Can be helped (assisted) fgb
Can help (assist) fga
Can I help? fgc
Can I procure any help (or, assistance)
in the way of — ? cn
Can you help (or, assist)? pod
Can you help — (vessel indicated) ? . . co
Can not help (or, assist) cp
Do you want (require) any assistance
(or, help) — of — (or, from — )? cs
Give every assistance — to (help ■ — to),
FGH
Help, I am attacked ; want assistance _nj
Help me to lay out an anchor eik
Helpless-ly oty
— I can not help you*
I will assist you (or vessel indicated) in
distress fgi
Require help (or, assistance) — of — (or,
from) cz
Should you require any help (or, as-
sistance) — FGO
The ice is so solid I can not break
through; send help pcp
Will help (assist) - pgu
With the help (or, assistance) of-.FGW
Without help (or, assistance) fgx
Helpless-ly.
Hemp-en.
Hemp cable (or, hawser). Size and
length, if necessary) .-_ hqx
Want a hemp cable hso
QUA
OUB
OUC
OUD
OUE
OUF
OUG
OUH
OUI
OUJ
OUK
OUL
OUM
OUN
OUP
OUQ
OUR
OUS
OUT
Henbane, Tincture of - xua
Hencoop.
Her-s-self. (See also Him, His, Her-s,
It-s) , bxd
Her, or, His Excellency mkr
Her, or, His Highness - -.ovl
Her, or, His Majesty . - - rho
Her, or, His Majesty's dominions. _lkh
Her Royal Highness the Princess of
Wales ovk
Let her be bgv
On Her, or-'His Majesty's service -_rhs
The United States, or, Her, or, His
Majesty's Government ogb
The United States, or, Her, or, His
Majesty's service rhp
The United States, or, Her, or, His
Majesty's ship ...» Rhq
Herald.
Report me to "New York Herald"
Office, London Ul
Report me to "New York Herald"
Office, New York UJ
Report me to "New York Herald"
Office, Paris UK
Herd. (Flock.)- - — .nfi
Here. Hereabouts.
Can I get a bill cashed here? _ gki
Can not get a bill cashed here gkj
— Herewith.
I do not think there is any light here-
abouts QRW
— Is, or, Are here.
Is there any dry dock here? ljg
—Not here.
There are no orders here for you td
— Was, or, Were here.
Will my cargo sell here (or at place
indicated)1 ibp
— Your owner is here.
Herring.
— Herring fishery.
Hers-self. (See also Him, Her, It) _bxd
Hesitate-d*ing-ion.
— Do not hesitate.
Great hesitation ohc
— Without hesitation. Unhesitatingly.
Hide-ing. Hid-den.
— In hiding.
To HIDE.
Hide. (Skin. )
High. (See also Height. )
Asks precise time of high water and
minimum depth at that time xe
At high water you will have — feet-KUY
Breast high hfo
Height otj
High and dry ..... lor
— High land.
— High pressure.
High-pressure boiler gxc
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
269
HIGH— HOIST.
High — Continued.
Him — Continued.
High-pressure cylinder kig
May, etc. (See Can, abooe. )
OUV
— High-pressure cylinder cover.
Might, etc. (See Could, above. )
High-pressure cylinder cover broken,
Must his (her-s, it-s) ces
KAI
Not his (her-s, it-s) -_-cft
High-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
Of him (his, her-s, it-s) .-- : cgn
of order) kau
On him (his, her-s, it-s) . cgy
OUW
— High -pressure piston.
Ought his <her-s, it-s)? cho
OUX
— High-pressure piston broken.
Shall, or, Will his (her-s, it-s) CIS
OUY
— High-pressure valve out of order.
Should, or, Would his (her-s, it-s)--CJP
High tide - xsd
That his (her-s, it-s) olb
High water yve
To him (his, her-s, it-s) CNV
High-water mark yvf
Was, or, Were his (her-s, it-s) --.-.cor
OUZ
— Higher.
Whenhis(her-s.it-s) - - crk
OVA
— Highest.
Where his (her-s, it-s) ' cte
OVB
-Highly.
Will, etc. (See Should, above. )
Hold on till high water. ..'. -.kp
With him (his, her-s, it-s) ewe
How high must I lie to fetch ? mwe
W ould, etc. (See Should, above. )
OVC
— Not of high rank.
OVD
— Of high rank.
Hinder-ed-ing-ance. (Impede) PDY
OVE
— Prices are high.
OVF
— Proceed at high water.
OVP
Hinge.
OVG
— The highest price is — .
Wages are very nigh - ysi
OVQ
HlNT-ED-ING.
Wait for high water ysx
Was tide high when you grounded?- .ci
OVR
HlRE-D-ING.
What is the depth at high waterv.-KVE
Government hired vessel --OFU
What is the highest price you will giveY
Hiredcruiser kfb
OAJ
Hired steamer i _wth
OVH
— When is the highest tide?
Will not be accountable for boat hire,
OVI
— When will it be high water?
DFW
His, Him-self. (See also Him, His, Her,
OVJ
OVK
It-s) - - bxc
— Her Royal Highness the Princess of
His , or, Her Excellency mkr
W ales.
His, or, Her Majesty RHO
OVL
— His, or, Her Highness.
His, or, Her Majesty's dominions _.lkh
OVM
— His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.
His, or, Her Highness OVL
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales,
OVN
Hill.
!
OVM
On His (or, Her) Majesty's Service -RHS
Him, His, Himself. - -_bxc
The United States, or, His, or, Her
Majesty's Government ogb
Him, His, Her-s, It-s.
The United States, or, His, or, Her
After him (his, her-s, it-s) bwz
Majesty's service --- rhp
Are, or, Is his (her-s, it-s)? bek
The United States, or, His, or, Her
As his (her-s, it-s) fax
Majesty's ship - rhq
Before him (his, her-s, it-s) ...bxa
By him (his, her-s, it-s) bjk
OVS
History-ical.
Can, or, May his (her-s, it-s) bkf
Could, or, Might his (her-s, it-s)?--BLA
OVT
HlT-TING.
Do, Does, or, Did his (her-s, it-s)?-.BMG
Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
OVU
Hitch.
cated) have - btr
For him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
OVW
Hitherto.
things indicated) bpd
From him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
OVX
Hoarse-ly-ness.
things indicated) bpo
Give him (her-s, it-s) .- nzw
OVY
HOG-GED-GING. To HOG.
Had, Has, or. Have bis (her-s, its)?
BQR
Hog. (Pig) tif
Her-s-self bxd
Hogshead. (Measure of capacity) azb
Him-self, His bxc
OVZ
— Hogsheads of sugar.
If his (her-s, it-s) byv
In him (his, her-s, it-s) --.cdj
OWA
Hoist-ed-ing.
Is, etc. (See Are, above. )
Annul the hoist indicated by Numeral
It-s-self cdy
Signal--. ..EMI
Let her be - bgv
Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it-VE
- Let him (his, her-s, it-s) Qnt
Can you distinguish what — (vessel
Let him be bxe
indicated) has hoisted? lgw
Let him (her, it, or persons or things
First flag in hoist is indistinct NDl
/
indicated) — have - bwa
He has hoisted — colors jbt
270
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
HOIST— HORIZON".
Hoist — Continued.
oxc
Hold. (Of ship.)
OWB
— Hoist a jack.
.
After hold
-DQW
owe
— Hoist a light.
Fire in hold amongst cargo
OR
OWD
— Hoist a waft (or, wheft).
Fore hold
--NJU
OWE
— Hoist a waft (or, wheft) when ready.
OXD
— Main hold.
OWF
— Hoist in.
OXE
—Stoke hold.
OWG
— Hoist masthead flags.
Stoke-hold compartment
--JHA
Hoist quarantine flag TV
Stoke hold full of water
-WVX
Hoist the blue peter... ko
— feet water in hold
— -QM
OWH
— Hoist the general recall.
OWI
— Hoist the jib.
OXF
Hole.
OWJ
— Hoist up.
Eyelet hole
--MQG
Hoist up your boats .gth
Hawse hole, ...
--OPM
OWE
— Hoist wind sails.
Loophole ..- ..
..RAG
Hoist your colors. Show your ensign .dw
„
Porthole .
--TOW
Hoist your distinguishing signal dv
.--V0I
(See Code List of Ships.)
Stokehole ..
--OXE
Hoist your flags where best seen.-.NDE
OWL
— I can not make out the flags ; hoist the
signal in a better position.
OXG
Holiday.
Lowest flag of hoist indistinct nop
OXH
HOLLOW-ED-NESS.
North cone hoisted jnm
Repeat signal, or, repeat signal from —
Holme's light ( large flare)
--NDY
(hoist indicated) VI
Holme's light (small flare)
--NDZ
Second flag in hoist is indistinct . . _ndg
South cone hoisted jno
OXI
Holystone.
The last hoist is not understood ; repeat
it TJRK
OXJ
Home.
They have, or, She has hoisted — colors,
--DAV
JBT
At home
--.FIE
-
Third flag in hoist is indistinct ndh
Come home
--JCR
Top flag in hoist indistinct ndi
OXK
— Home trade.
What colors (ensign) has she hoisted?
OXL
— Homeward bound.
JBu'
--VFD
What colors shall we hoist? jbv
Sheet home
-VUW
OWM
— Your flags seem to be incorrectly hoisted
(or, hoisted upside down).
OXM
Honduras. Honduras Colors.
OWN
Hold-ing. Held. To hold.
OXN
Honest-y-ly.
OWP
— Better hold on.
Do not hold on to your anchor, but let
Honey-comb-ed
--JCA
her beat up on the beach ehy
Do the utmost you can to insure holding
OXP
Honor-ed-ing-able.
on ; everything will be wanted . .mex
Guard of honor
--OIY
OWQ
— Holder.
--QMV
OWE,
— Hold on.
Hold on till high water kp
OXQ
Hook-ed-ing. To hook.
OWS
— Hold out.
Billhook
. GKD
Holding-down bolts loose gya
Boat hook
-GRM
OWT
— I fear I can not hold on much longer.
Breasthook
..HFP
I hold you accountable . dft
Fishhook-
..NBQ
I shall keep hold of the land (or, light),
OXR
— Hook (a hook).
or, I shall keep the land (or, light)
I have hooked your anchor.
--EIL
bearing — <ja
Inquest will be held — at — . _ pls
OXS
Hoop.
Is it good holding ground? oim
OXT
— Hooping (Whooping) cough.
OWU
— Is, or, Are to be held ready — to (or,
for).
OXU
HOPE-ING-FUL-LY-NESS— TO (or, THAT).
Shall we keep hold of the land? qer
Great hopes — of—
..OHD
Shareholder ._ vtz
OXV
— Hope you are.
OWV
—To be held.
oxw
— Hope you can.
We hold our own with vessel chasing
OXY
— Hope you will.
US INW
OXZ
— Is there any hope — of?
Will be held accountable dfu
OYA
— No hope.
owx
—Will hold.
OWY
—Will hold together till — .
OYB
Hops.
OWZ
—Will not hold.
OXA
— You will have as much as you can do to
OYC
HORIZON-TAL-LY.
hold on.
Above the horizon. On the horizon.
OXB
—You will hold yourself in readiness —
DAO
to (or, for).
Artificial horizon ..
EZO
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271
HORN— HOW.
OYD
OYE
OYF
OYG
OYH
OYI
OYJ
OYK
OYL
OYM
OYN
OYP
OYQ
OYR
OYS
OYT
OYU
OYV
OYW
OYX
OYZ
OZA
OZB
OZC
OZD
OZE
OZF
OZG
OZH
OZI
OZJ
HORN-Y.
Fog horn.
-GTI
Horse.
Horse boat
Horse guards.
Horse (Traveler).
Horsepower.
Indicated horsepower.
— My horsepower (or that of vessel indi-
cated) is — .
— Nominal horsepower.
— What is your horsepower (or that of
vessel indicated) ?
Hose. (A flexible tube.)
Have you lire hose enough — for — ?
NAH
Suction hose 1 xci
hospitable-y-ality.
Hospital.
Ambulance required to convey a patient
to hospital edy
— Can I send my sick to the hospital (or,
sick quarters) ?
Case is for hospital idj
— Hospital case.
— Hospital ship (or, vessel).
— Hospital treatment.
— Require hospital treatment.
— Send to the hospital.
— To, or, At the hospital.
— Where is the hospital ?
Hostage.
Hostile-ility. (See also War. )
— Cessation of hostilities.
Commencement of hostilities jeu
— Hostilities commenced — between —
and — .
— In a hostile manner.
Hot-ly.
Hot bearings Ri
— Hot weather.
— Hotter-est.
Red hot umf
Hotel.
Hour-ly.
* A. M.* Before noon. In forenoon. -Edu
*Note. — For hours A. M. and P. M. see
Time, page 58.
After hours DQX
An hour. In an hour.
At — (hour indicated) — (place indi-
cated) bore—, distant— miles ED
At — (hour indicated) we were abreast
of — cxw
At which hour? fjc
Damage can be put to rights in — hours,
BD
During meal hour ... -LPO
Every hour miw
OZK
OZL
OZM
OZN
OZP
OZQ
OZR
OZS
Hour — Continued.
Fire has been burning these — hoiirs,
HNF
Half an hour. In half an hour olk
— Hourglass.
— Hourly expected.
How many hours' coal have you 1 (state
at what speed) rxc
I have — hours' coal for full speed (or
for speed indicated) , _ . ixd
—In a quarter of an hour. Quarter/ of
an hour.
In an hour. An hour OZJ
In half an hour. Half an hour olk
P. M.* Afternoon. In the afternoon,
DRW
*Note. — For hours A. M. and P. M. see
Time, page 58.
Quarter of an hour. In a quarter of an
hour ozm
What is your consumption of coal per
hour, at full speed? ixm
House.
Admiral's house dkn
Bake house. Bakery fsx
Both Houses of Congress, or, Parliament.
Cleared at the Custom-house ite
Clearinghouse itg
Clearing the Custom-house kgs
Club. Clubhouse -IWD
Cookhouse JVC
Custom-house kgt
Custom-house boat. Revenue boat - kgu
Custom-house duty kgv
Deckhouse __kpz
Have you a Custom-house ' official on
board? kgx
Have you cleared the Custom-house?
KGY
-House flag.
House of Assembly fek
House of Commons. (See also Parlia-
ment - JFM
— House of Lords. Senate.
House of Representatives ika
Houses of Parliament ozp
Icehouse fbx
Is your ship entered at Custom-house?
KGZ
Not cleared at Custom-house kha
Public house uav
Shall clear at Custom-house khb
Storehouse wxq
Trinity House (or, Light-house Board),
GPN
Warehouse ; yui
Hove. (See also Heave) orx
Heaving, Hove-to osd
— Strange vessel hove in sight.
Vessel indicated has hove-to osq
How.. ,-BXF
How am I? bxg
How are her funnels placed? ntr
How are the funds at — ? ntp
How are themarkets? rlp
How are the wounded? zim
How are they? bxh
How are you? bxi
272
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
HOW— HUMAN.
How — Continued.
How are you armed? euy
How are you steering? wtx
How broad— is — ? -__hjn
How can (or, niay)? bxj
How could, (or, might)? bxk
How deep— is — ? kqx
How did it (or, ihdt) happen? omk
How did the land bear when last seen?
EH
How do (does, or, did)?.. bxl
How do (or, did) you? bxm
How do you carry your helm? ots
How do (or, did) you manage (or, con-
trive)— to — ? --JTF
How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
bear? gah
How does the entrance bear? ej
How does the harbor (or, anchorage)
bear? pa
How does the land bear? qds
How does — (vessel indicated) sail?-VDX
How far — off ? What distance?- - _mta
How far can light be seen? msz
How had (has, or, have)? bxn
How have you had the wind? zen
How heavy is — ?_ otb
How high must I lie to fetch? mwe
How is business going? hny
How is(or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) ? bxo
How is she armed? euz
How is she rigged?.--. _-.uxh
How is (or, was) stranger (or vessel indi-
cated) steering? wty
How is the barometer? fxe
How is the patient? tei
How is the surf? xps
How is the tide? What tide have we
now? xf
How is your latitude obtained? qhn
How large — is (or, are) ? qfo
How long (a time)? qyl
How long — is(or, are) — ? qyo
How long after? dbp
How long ago? dtk
How long do you require to clean your
engines ? : qym
How long have you ( or vessel indicated)
been in such distress? lhi
How long have you (or vessel indicated)
been on fire? naj
How long have you been on the voyage?
QYN
How long have you had this fog? _ .ngk
How long may we stand on our present
course? -... jzk
How long ought I to be getting an an-
swer from — ? emy
How long will delay be? _.ksh
How long will you be getting up steam?
VY
How long will you (or vessel indicated)
be repairing damages? bm
How many? bee
How many blades have you to your
screw?.- glx
How many boats? govt
How many days? ...kng
How many days since you passed —
" indicated) 1 knh
OZT
OZU
OZV
OZW
ozx
OZY
PAB
PAC
How— Continued.
How many deaths? kom
How many dozen can you spare? -.lmu
How many feet? mve
How many funnels has she? nts
How many guns? rkf
How many guns do you mount? . . _ekg
How many guns does she carry? ___rkh
How many have you seriously ill?.-KLD
How many hours' coal have you? (State
at what speed).: ___ixc
How many lighters do you want? __qta
How many^nen? rki
How many miles — from — ? rtq
How many miles an hour are you
going? rkj
How many miles an hour can you (or
vessel indicated) go? rtp
How many minutes? rvd
How many (or, much) more? rkl
How many passengers? What passen-
gers? tdo
How many ships? ---■ vxk
How many sick? wbc
How many times? xtm
How many tons — of? xut
How many tons do you take? xuv
How many torpedo boats passed in
sight? •--- gtk
How many were killed? qam
How many wounded? zm
How much? sbr
How much cable have you out? hre
How much longer? --QYR
How must? bxp
How must I bring the beacon (buoy, or,
mark) to bear? gai
How often?... T spx
Howold? What age? _-DSl
How ought? BXQ
How rigged? uxh
How shall (or, will)he(she, it, or persons
or things indicated) ? bxr
How shall (or, will) I? bxs
How shall (or, will) we? bxt
How shall we have the wind? zep
How shall (or, will) you? bxu
How should, (or, would) ? bxv
How soon? wjz
How was (or, were)? bxw
How will the ebb set? lso
How will the flood set? nfq
How will they? bxy
How would you act? dih
However.
Hoy.
— Powder hoy (or, lighter.)
HUG-GED-GING.
HULK-ED-ING.
Coal hulk iwo
Sheer hulk vur
Hull.
— Hull down.
— Hulled-ing.
HUMAN-E-LY-ITY.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
273
HUMMOCK— I.
PAD
PAE
PAF
PAG
PAH
PAI
PAJ
PAK
PAL
PAM
PAN
PAO
PAQ
PAR
PAS
PAT
PATJ
PAV
PAW
PAX
PAY
PAZ
PBA
PBC
PBD
hummock-y.
Hundred.
■Hundredth.
Hundredweight.
weight)
Cwt.
(Measure of
BAP
Hung OMH
HUNGER-Y.
hunt-ed-ing.
Hurricane. Typhoon.
Center of hiirricane bears — igx
— Has been a hurricane at (or, in) — .
— Hurricane did considerable injury.
— Hurricane did not do much damage.
— Hurricanes have not set in at — (date to
follow, if necessary) .
Prepare for a hurricane , gd
—You are steering right into the centre
of the hurricane (or, cyclone).
Hurry-ied-ing (Hasten) ong
Hurt-ing-ful-ly. (See also Injure.)
Anyone hurt (or, wounded) ?. _ e<jb
Boilers burst; no one hurt av
Boilers burst ; no one seriously hurt- aw
Dangerously hurt (or, wounded) ; acci-
dent . -~ al
Pew hurt mxc
— Is he (she, or, it) much hurt?
— Is, or, Are much hurt.
— Is, or, Are not much hurt.
Much hurt sbt
— No one hurt.
Husband.
— Ship's husband.
Hut-ted-ting.
Hydraulic.
Hydraulic engine .
— Hydraulic jack.
— Hydraulic pump.
Hydrography-er-ical.
Hydrometer.
Hydrophobia.
PBE
I. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
seepage 13.)
I. (Personal pronoun) bya
After I — bxz
Am I? : bec
Am I not? bed
Am I to? bef
Can, or.May I (my.mine)? bkg
Can, or, May I be? bkh
Can, or, May I have — some — ? bqg
Could, or, Might I (my, mine)? blc
Do, Does, or, Did I (my, mine)? bmh
Had, Has, or, Have I (my, mine)?._BQS
Had, or, Have I been? bpr
Had, or, Have I done? . . . . bmt
Had, or, Have Ihad? bqt
How am I? i bxg
I ... „.»,i BYA
I am bea
I am not — — bei
I can (or, may) bkq
I can (or, may) be bfx
I can (or, may) have bri
I can not (or, may not) bkr
I can not (or, may not) be bpy
I can not (or, may not) have brj
I could (or, might) blk
I could (or, might) be bfz
I could (or, might) have brk
I could (or, might) not blm
I could (or, might) not be bga
I could (or, might) not have brl.
Ido (or, did) . bmy
I do (or, did) not bmz
Ihad (or, have) _...brm
Ihad (or, have) been bgc
Ihad,(oj% have) done ..- bna
Iliad (or, have) had brn
Ihad (or, have) not bro
Ihad (or, have) not been bgd
Ihad (or, have) not done bnc
Ihad (or, have) not had brp
I may, etc. (See Can, above. )
I might, etc. (See Could, above.)
I must cek
I must be bge
I must not Cel
I must not be bgf
I ought to CHL
I ought not to : Chm
Ishall (or, will) CIO
I shall (or, will) be bgh
Ishall (or, will) do bnd
I shall (or, will) have brq
Ishall (or, will) if lean- bks
Ishall (or, will) not cip
Ishall (or, will) not be bgi
I shall (or, will) not do bne
I shall (or, will) not have brs
I should (or, would) . cjm
I should (or, would) be bgj
I should (or, would) do bnf
I should (or, would) have brt
I .should (or, would) have been bgk
I should (or, would) not .am
I should (or, would) not be bgl
I should (or, would) not do bng
I should (or, would) not have bru
I should (or, would) not havebeen.BGM
I was coh
10929—07-
-18
274
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
I— ICE.
I — Continued.
I was not coi
I will, etc. (See Shall, above.)
I will do it if I can .-_ lip
I would, etc. (See Should, above. )
If I (my, mine) byw
If lam byx
If I am not --_ byz
If I can (or, may) bza
If I can not (or, may not) bzc
If I could (or, might) bzd
If I could (or, might) not bze
If I do (or, did) bzp
If I do (or, did) not .-- bzg
If Ihad (or, have) bzh
If Ihad (or, have) not bzi
If I must bzj
If I must not bzk
If I ought to BZL
If I ought not to bzm
If I shall (or, will) bzn
If I shall (or, will) not bzo
If I should (or, would) bzp
If I should (or, would) not bzq
If I was bzt
If I was not bzu
If I were you I should not do it liq
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See Could, above. )
Must I (my, mine)? cbt
Need I (my, mine)? ceh
No, I can not huz
Not I (my, mine) CPU
Ought I (my, mine)? chp
Ought I to — -do? CHQ
Shall, or, Willi (my, mine)? cit
Shall, or, Will I be? bhc
Shall, or, Will I have? bbx
Shall, or. will I not have? bey
Should, or, would I (my, mine)?_-_cjQ
That I {my, mine) old
Was, or, Were I (my, mine) cos
Was I? cot
Was I not? cou
What, or, Which am I cpv
What, or, Which shall (or, will) — I?_cqk
What, or, Which shall (or will) I (or
we) do? cql
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or
we) have? cqm
What, or, Which should (or, would) I
(or, we) do? cqb
When am I to? cqv
When do (or, did) I (or, we)? ceb
When I (my, mine) crl
When I can (or, may) crm
When shall (or, will) I (or, we)?.-CEU
When shall (or, will) I (they0 we, or,
you) do? cev
When shall (or, will) I have? crw
■Where am I (or, are we)? csq
Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? csy
Where I (my, mine). ctp
Where I am (or, we are) -CTG
Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?--CTN
Where shall (or, will) I have? cto
While I zcu
Why am I? CUY
Yes, I can hug
Yes, I have zlg
Yes, I will zlh
PBF
PBG
PBH
PBI
PBJ
PBK
PBL
PBM
PBN
PBO
PBQ
PBR
PBS
PBT
PBU
PBV
PBW
PBX
PBY
PBZ
PCA
PCB
PCD
PCE
PCF
Ice.
— A good deal of floating ice in — .
Can one break through the ice? hey
Detained by ice kya
— Do you think I could get through the ice?
Fast ice mtp
— Foot ice.
— Has the ice broken up? Has the winter
broken up — at — ?
— Has there been much ice at — ?
— Have encountered ice (date, latitude,
and longitude to follow, if necessary).
Have encountered ice between 30° and
35° of longitude on the — * pp
Have encountered ice between 35° and
40° of longitude on the — * pg
Have encountered ice between 40° and
45° of longitude on the — * ph
Have encountered ice between 45° and
50° of longitude on the — *_.' pi
Have encountered ice between 50° and
55° of longitude on the — * pj
Have encountered ice between 55° and
C0° of longitude on the — *.- _pk
Have encountered ice between 60° and
65° of longitude on the — * PL
Have encountered ice between 65° and
70° of longitude on the — * pm
Have encountered ice between 70° and
75° of longitude on the — * pn
Have encountered ice between 75° and
80° of longitude on the — * po
Have passed ice in latitude — and longi-
tude— on the — * _PQ
* Date to be indicated if necessary.
Have you fallen in with
whether berg or field) ?
-I have been amongst the ice.
-I have been injured by the ice (in lati
hide — , longitude — , to follow, ifneces
(state
---PK
-I have received information — (place
next indicated) is clear of ice.
-I have received information — (place
next indicated) is icebound.
-I have received orders for you not to
proceed to — (place next indicated) on
account of ice.
-I only got clear Of the ice (or, icebergs) —
on.
-I saw ice in latitude — (date to follow,
if necessary) .
-Ice as far as I can see.
-Ice breaker.
-Ice field, or. Floe.
-Ice house.
-Iceberg.
-Is the harbor at — free from ice?
-Is there much ice at (or, in) — ?
-Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac-
count of ice.
-Not much ice at — (place next indicated) .
Place next indicated is blocked up by
ice gmu
-The harbor at — is free from ice.
-The ice is so solid that I can not break
through ; send help.
What latitude and longitude did you
(or, they) have ice in? PS
Part II.
GENERAL, VOCABULARY.
275
ICE— IF.
PCG
PCH
PCI
PCJ
PCK
PCL
PCM
PCN
Ioe — Continued.
•Where did you encounter ice?
— You will fall in with ice if you go be-
yond — .
You will find great difficulty in getting
- through the ice at — .
Idea-l.
Identical-ly. Identity.
Identify-ied-ing-ication.
Idiot.
Idle-y-ness.
If byc
I shall (or, will) if I can bks
If he (his, she, her- s, it-s) byv
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are, etc. (See Is, below. )
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) byd
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) bye
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) byf
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not byg
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) byh
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not byi
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) byj
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not _ . .byk
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) byl
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to bym
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not byn
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) byp
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not.-, byq
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, woul<~) byr
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bys
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) byt
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not byu
If I (my, mine) _...byw
If lam byx
If I am not.--- byz
If lean (or, may) bza
If I can not (or, may not) bzc
If I could (or, might) bzd
If I could (or, might) not bze
If I do (or, did) bzf
If Ido (or, did) not bzg
If I had (or, have) bzh
If I had (or, have) not bzi
If Imust - --BZJ
If — Continued.
If I'must not bzk
If I ought to BZL
If I ought not to bzm
If I shall (or, will). bzn
If I shall (or, will) not bzo
If I should (or, would) bzp
If I should (or, would) not bzq
If I was BZT
If I was not bzu
If I were you I should not doit liq
If it can (or, may) be done bzr
If it can not (or, may not) be done -Bzs
If not bzv
If our-s (or, we) caw
If so bzw
If that (or, this) bzx
If the - - — bzy
If there cab
If these (or, those) cad
If they (their-s) cae
If they are caf
If they are not cag
If they can (or, may)-- cah
If they can not (or, may not) cai
If they could (or, might) caj
If they could (or, might) not cal
If they do (or, did) cam
If they do (or, did) not—- can
If they had (or, have) CAO
If they had (or, have) not cap
If they shall (or, will) caq
If they shall (or, will) not car
If they should (or, would) cas
If they should (or, would) not cat
If they were catj
If they were not cav
If we (our-s) .caw
If we are cax
If we are not '- cay
If we can (or, may) caz
If we can not (or, may not) Cba
If we could (or, might) cbd
If we could (or, might) not Cbe
If we do (or, did) cbf
If we do (or, did) not cbg
If we had (or, have) cbh
If we had (or, have) not -Cbi
If we shall (or, will) cbj
If we shall (or, will) not cbk
If we should (or, would) cbl
If we should (or, would) not cbm
If we were cbn
If we were not cbo
If you-r-s cbp
If you are cbq
If you are not . _cbr
If you can (or, may) _cbs
If you can not (or, may not) cbt
If you could (or, might) cbu
If you could (or, might) not Cbv
If you do (or, did) cbw
If you do (or, did) not cbx
If you had (or, have) cby
If you had (or, have) not cbz
If you shall (or, will) Cda
If you shall (or, will) not 'CDB
If you should (or, would) cde
If you should (or, would) not CDF
If you were _ cdg
If you were not cdh
276
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
IGNITE— IMPERTINENT.
PCO
Ignite-d-ing-ion.
Immediate — Continued.
PDK
— Not immediately.
PCQ
Ignorant-ly-ce.
Send an anchor and cable off immedi-
ately EJM
PCR
Ignore-d-ing.
Send immediate assistance db
PDL
— Send immediately — to (or, for).
PCS
Ill-ness. (See also Sick.)
Surgeon, or, Doctor will come immedi-
Captain is sick ___ _ hwo
/ ately wn
PCT
— Have, or, Has been ill.
Vessel (indicated) in distress; wants
How many have you seriously (or, dan-
immediate assistance nw
gerously) ill? -- ---KLD
Want a boat immediately yg
PCU
— I have illness on board.
Want coal immediately yi
- I heard that some of your family were
Want food immediately yo
seriously ill . msi
Want immediate assistance ; in distress,*
PCV
— Is, or, Are ill.
NC
PCW
— Is illness likely to last?
Want immediate instructions ye.
PCX
— Passenger, or, Crew ill (sick) with in-
Want immediate medical assistance _yl
fectious complaint.
PDM
— Want immediately.
Seriously ill vru
Want lighter immediately (if more than
— men of the crew have be,en ill with
one, number to follow) ym
yellow fever. (Number to follow. )
Want provisions immedia' ely yo
MWY
Want water immediately - - . _ yr
— passengers have been ill with yellow
PDN
— Was to sail immediately.
fever. (Number to folloio. ) mwz
Weigh immediately (or at time indi-
cated) --- - - _ -_ zs
PCY
Illegal-y-ity.
With immediate assistance fire can be
extinguished ny
Write immediately zjr
PCZ
Illegible-y-ility.
PDO
Immense-ly-ity.
PDA
Illuminate-d-ing-ion.
PDQ
Immerse-d-ing-ion.
PDB
— Illuminate-d-ing mine field.
PDR
Immigrate-d-ing-ion-grant.
PDC
Illustrate-d-ing-ion.
Immigration, or, Emigration Office.LXj
PDE
Imagine-d-ing-ation-ary.
PDS
Imminent.
PDF
Imitate-d-ing-ion.
PDT
Immoderate-ly.
PDG
Immediate-ly.
Aground; want immediate assistance,
PDU
Immovable-y-ility.
NA
PDV
Impartial-ly-ity.
Am aground, likely to break up; re-
quire immediate assistance ca
PDW
Impassable-y.
Come immediately (directly) jcq
Bar is impassable i fr
PDH
— Do it immediately!
Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb
Do you require immediate assistance?
cu
• Fire, or, Leak ; want immediate assist-
PDX
Impatient-ly-ce.
PDI
— Forward immediately.
Go immediately obu
PDY
Impede-d-ing-iment.
I am aground; send what immediate
PDZ
IMPEL-LED-LING.
assistance you can .. _.ce
I can not take you in tow, but will re-
PEA
Impenetrable-ility.
port you at — and send immediate as-
sistance -_ .__ -XYQ
PEB
Imperative-ly.
I shall weigh immediately (or at time
indicated)- zp
PEC
Imperceptible-ly-ility.
I will telegraph message immediately,
RQO
PED
Imperfect-ly-ion.
PDJ
— Immediately on my return (or, on the
return of — , person indicated).
Imperial. (Coin) ., _.; atu
In distress ; want immediate assistance,*
NC
PEF
Imperial-ist.
Leave immediately — to (or, for)...QLA
Lighthouse, or, Light-ship at — wants
Imperishable-ly-ility. (Indestructible) ,
immediate assistance . . c w
PHT
Light-ship, or, Light-house at — wants
immediate assistance cw
PEG
Impertinent-ly-ce.
* See Distress Signals, page 7.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
277
IMPETUOUS— IN.
PEH
PEI
PEJ
PEK
PEL
PEM
PEN
PEO
PEQ
PER
PEU
PEV
PEW
PEX
PEY
PEZ
PPA
PFB
PFC
PFD
PFE
PPG
PFH
PPI
PFJ
PFK
PFL
PFM
Impetuous-ly-osity.
Implement.
Agricultural implement -
-DUM
Implicate-d-ing-ion.
Implicit-ly.
Implore-d-ing. {Beg) gdl
Imply-ied-ing.
Impolitic.
Import-ed-ing. To import.
— Import duty.
— Importation.
— Importer.
Important-ce.
I am going to signal the contents of an
important telegram, to be communi-
cated to you ie
I am the bearer of important despatches,
JR
Important despatch kxa
Important intelligence — has arrived,
EYM
— Important mission.
Important to communicate — by (or,
with) --IH
— It is important that it should be so.
— No news of importance.
Nothing important by last accounts - dfl
— Of little importance. Unimportant-ce.
— Of no importance.
Of the utmost importance (or, conse-
quence) JQC
Some important news has arrived- _eym
Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer ; I have
something important to communicate,
Code Flag over h
Unless your communication is very im-
portant, I must be excused u
Impose-d-ing-ition. Impost.
Impossible.
— Impossibility.
—It is impossible.
It is impossible to comprehend. Not
sufficiently comprehensible JLP
— It is impossible to say.
Landing is impossible kd
Not impossible sjit
Impostor-ure.
Impracticable-y-ility.
Impregnable: •
Impress-ed-inG'IOn.
— Made no impression.
Imprison-ment.
Crew imprisoned
— Imprisoned — for.
PFN
PFO
PFQ
PFR
PFS
PFT
PFU
PFV
Improbable-ility.
Improper-ly-riety.
Improve-d-ing-ment.
— Does it {or person indicated) improve?
— Have, or, Has improved.
— No improvement.
Not improved sjv
Imprudent-ly-ce.
Impure-ity.
In ,- cdi
In a bad way pro
In a quarter of an hour ozm
In an hour ozj
In and out svw
In bad health frp
In bad order. fri
In bond gyo
In bulk hlj
In case idq
In case of idr
In case of accident {or, necessity) _._bp
In chase of inq
In compliance with jle
In dock ljf
In every particular mjn
In every respect mjo
In favor of mcc
In fork nlq
In front — of gdi
In future nur
In gold . odp
In good order Oeb
In great danger kle
In half an hour olk
In, or, Into harbor onb
In him (his, her-s, it-s) _ cdj
In how many minutes? rvd
Inline qul
In making sail rid
In me (my, mine) cdk
In my opinion srl
In my wake ytf
In need (or, want) of sge
In order — to sua
In our-s (us) cdl
In place of (Instead of) pna
In, or, Into port __ onb
In pursuance of tjcq
In readiness — to {or, for) ujn
Inshore -pmg
In sight — of wbz
In, or, At station _ fip
In stays wsa
In that {or, this) __.cdm
In the cdn
In the afternoon dew
In the bay — of fzi
In the boat gtn
In the channel ilm
In the direction — of lbp
In the engine room mbp
In the evening mih
In the event (or, case) of idr
In the middle of the — rte
In the month of — rys
In the morning rzy
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Part II.
IN— INDESTRUCTIBLE.
PFW
PFX
PFY
PFZ
PGA
PGB
PGC
PGD
PGE
PGF
PGH
PGI
PGJ
PGK
PGL
PGM
In — Continued.
In the offing spv
In the rear UKJ
In the river UYl
In the same vgj
In the spring wou
In the straits of . ilm
In the vocabulary yeh
In the wake— of ytg
In the way .-YXD
In the winter zgh
In the zenith zmf
In them (their-s) cdo
In these (or, those) cdp
In this (or, that) cdm
In this place tlg
In time xtn
In tow XYR
In trying to___ ycr
In turn yeg
In use .. . ymn
In want of sge
In wearing yxr
In what (or, which) --.cdq
In what manner? rjs
In what quarter? uep
In writing zjn
In yours ... cdr
In your opinion srm
In your wake -..- yth
Not in cfv
Inability.
Inaccessible- y-ility.
Inaccurate-ly-cy (Incorrect) pha
Inadmissible.
Inattention-ive-ly.
Incandescent-ce. Incandescent light.
Incapable y-ility.
Incapacitate-d-ing.
Incautious-ly-ness.
Incendiary ism.
Incessant-ly.
Inch (Measure of length) awe
Cubic inch ayd
Square inch axu
Incite-d-ing.
Incivility.
Incline-d-ing-ation — to.
— Are you inclined to do it?
Inclose-d-ing.
Include-d-ing.
All included dxn
Is all included? dyl
Not included-ing sjw
PGN
PGO
PGQ
PGR
PGS
PGT
PGU
PGV
PGW
PGX
PGY
PGZ
PHA
PHB
PHC
PHD
PHE
PHF
PHG
PHI
PHJ
PHK
PHL
PHM
PHN
PHO
PHQ
PHE
PHS
PHT
Inclusive-ly.
Incognito.
Incombustible-y-ility.
Income.
— Income tax.
Incommode-d-ing.
Incompetent-ly-ce-cy.
Incomplete-ly^ness.
Inconsiderate-ly-able-cy.
Inconsistent-ly-ce-cy-.
Inconvenient-ly-ience.
Inconvertible-ility.
Incorrect-ly-ness.
Account sent is incorrect -DEU
Number, or, Quantity is incorrect -.slg
Report incorrect jxc
The address is incorrect ■ djq
Your flags seem to be incorrectly
hoisced own
Increase-d-ing.
Fortifications have been increased at — ,
NMI
If gale increases nwa
— Increase speed.
Is the sickness on the increase? wbd
Leak increases qjy
Incredible-y-ility
Incur-red-ring.
Incurable.
Indebted-ness.
Indecent-ly-cy.
iNDECISrVE-LY-SION.
Indecisive battle between the — and —
(names to follow) fza
Indeed.
Indefatigable-y.
Indefinite-ly.
Indemnification. Indemnity. (Dam
ages.)
Indemnify -ied-ing.
Indent-ed-ing.
Cancel-led-ling the indentures hup
— Indentures.
Independent-ly-ce.
Indestructible-y-ility.
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INDEX— INFORM.
PHU
PHV
PHW
PHX
PHY
PHZ
PIA
PIB
PIC
PID
PIE
PIF
PIG
PIH
PIJ
PIL
PIM
PIN
PIO
PIQ
PIR
PIT
PIU
PIV
PIW
PIX
PIY
PIZ
PJA
PJB
PJC
Index-bd-ing.
Geographical Index. (See page 452. )
' ' Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index " . . qxd
India-n.
East India cargo hza
East India Government ofr
— East Indiaman.
India rubber. -Gutta-percha oku
— Indian corn.
— Indian meal.
West India cargo hzo
Indicate-d-ing-ion.
— Indicate number (or, quantity) — of.
— Indicate size — of.
— Indicate weight — of.
Indicator.
Indicator diagram kys
Indict-ed-ing-ment.
Indifferent -ly-ce.
Anchorage, or, Harbor is indifferent -OY
Indifferent accommodation dct
Indifferent account — of — dfg
Indifferent chart imx
Indifferent coal ixe
Indifferent vacuum ynl
Indigestion-ible.
Indignant-ly-ation.
Indigo.
Indirect-ly-ness.
Indispensable y.
Indispose-d-ition.
Indistinct-ly-ness. ,
Bottom flag in hoist indistinct ndf
Second flag in hoist indistinct ndg
Third flag in hoist indistinct ndh
Top flag in hoist indistinct ndi
Indolent-ly-ce.
Induce-d-ing-ment.
— Induced current.
— Induction.
—Induction gear.
—What was (or, is) the inducement?
Indulge-d-ing-ence.
Industry-ious-ly.
Inefficient-cy.
Inevitable-y. (Unavoidable) ygk
Inexcusable-y.
Inexhaustible- y.
Inexperience-d.
PJD
PJE
PJF
PJG
PJH
PJI
PJK
PJL
PJM
PJN
PJO
PJQ
PJR
PJS
PJT
PJU
PJV
PJW
PJX
PJY
PJZ
PKA
PKB
PKC
PKD
Infamous-ly. Infamy.
Infant-cy.
Infantry.
Enemy's infantry lzj
Infect-ed-ing-ious.
Case is infectious idk
— Have infectious cases on board.
Have you had any communication with
infected vessel (or, place) ic
I have (or, have had) a dangerous in-
fectious disease on board.
Code Flag over l
Infectious disease lea
Is disease infectious (or, contagious)?
vi.
Passengers, or, Crew ill with infectious
complaint - pox
Infer-red-ring-ence.
Inferior-ity.
— Inferior force.
Infest-ed-ing.
Infinite-ly-ity.
Infirm-ity.
Inflame-d-ing-mation-mable.
Cargo not inflammable -- hzj
Inflammable cargo hzf
— Inflammation of the lungs.
Is your cargo very inflammable? — iav
Not inflammable cargo hzj
Inflexible-y-ility.
Inflict-ed-ing-ion.
Influence-d-ing-tial.
Influenza.
Inform-ed-ing-ation. (See also Ac-
quaint. )
All possible information — of (or, from),
DXS
— Am, Is, or, Are informed — that.
— Can you inform me?
— Can not inform you.
Captain desires me to inform you -HWE
— For the information — of.
— For your information.
Forward the following information
to — -< NGU
Have obtained the following informa
tion from — _.ngv
I am desired to inform you (or person
indicated). dgz
— I am happy to inform you.
I have received information — (place
next indicated) is clear of ice pbo
I have received information — (place
n6xt indicated) is icebound pbq
I have the following information* from,
NGV
— If I am rightly informed.
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-INSERT.
Inform — Continued.
Injure — Continued.
Inform agent— of — dsr
Hurricane did considerable injury — to,
Inform harbor authorities. - -,fnj
PAK
Inform Lloyd's agent QWP
Hurricane did not do much injury.PAL
Inform my family - -- msj
I have been injured by the ice in (lati-
PKE
— Inform owner.
tude and longitude to follow, if neces-
Inform the captain of - hxo
sary) --^ PBN
Inf orm the commander JEN
PLC
—Injury.
Information, News, or, Report is con-
Is — (vessel ■ indicated) , or, Are you
firmed - -- -.- JOE
materially damaged (or, injured)?, ao
Information, News, or, Report is not
PLD
— Much injury has been done to (or, by).
correct - -.jxc
■
PKF
— Informer.
•
Owners desire me to inform yon to coal
PLE
Injustice.
at — , he
Owners desire me to inform you to dis-
PLF
Ink-y.
charge cargo first at — (place indi-
cated) - --- SY
PLG
Inland.
Owners wished me to inform you _ _syk
PKG
— Private information. '
PLH
Inlet.
Sorry to inform you -Wlfi
Sea inlet choked ipq
With the following information . . _ngz
Sea-inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,
Your agents desired me to inform you,
DTE
damaged) vla
Your original orders are cancelled; I
PLI
Inmate.
am directed to inform you to proceed
to — -- TH
PLJ
Inn.
PLK
Inner-most.
PKH
Informal-ity-ly.
Inner entrance (passage, or, channel),
ILN
— Inner harbor.
Informer pkf
PLM
PLN
— Inner line.
PKI
Ingenious-ly-uity.
PLO
Innocent-ly-ce.
PKJ
Ingot.
Lwumerable. (Numberless) sli
PKL
Ingratitude.
PLQ
Inoculate-d-ing-ion.
PKM
Ingredient.
PLR
Inquest.
PKN
Inhabit-ed-ing-ance.
Awaiting coroner's inquest .- ppd
Coroner's inquest .jws
PKO
Inhabitant.
PLS
— Inquest will be held — at — .
PKQ
Inhospitable- y.
PLT
Inquire-d-ing-y — into (or, about).
Court of Inquiry (Investigation) ...kac
PKR
Initial.
PLU
— Did not inquire.
Dot between initials. -Code Flag over f
PLV
— Inquiry has been made.
Make inquiry MED
PES
Initiate-d-ing-ion.
PLW
Inquisitive-ly-ness.
PKT
Inject-ed-ing-ion.
PKU
— Injection gear.
PLX
Inroad.
PKV
— Injection pipe.
PKW
-r-Injector.
Insane-ity-ly. (Mad) ^.rea
PKX
Injudicious-ly.
PLY
Inscription Maritime.
_ •
Commissaire d'Inscription maritime,
PKY
Injunction.
JEY
PLZ
— Inscrit maritime.
PKZ
Injure-d-ing-ious-ly. (See also Damage
and Hurt. )
PMA
Insect.
Are you, or, Is — (vessel indicated)
materially damaged (or, injured) ?.oa
PMB
Insecure-ly-ity.
Bow injured . _ hcf
Crops much injured kdw
PMC
Insensible-y-ility.
PLA
— Have, or, Has received injury (or,
damage) — to.
PMD
Insert-ed-ing-ion.
PLB
— Have you received any injury (or,
PME
—Not to be inserted.
damage)?
PMF
— To be inserted.
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INSHORE— INTEMPERATE.
PMG
PMH
PMI
PMJ
PMK
PML
PMN
PMO
PMQ
PMR
PMS
PMT
PMTJ
PMV
PMW
PMX
PMY
PMZ
PNA
PNB
PNC
PND
PNE
PNP
PNG
Inshore.
— Inshore squadron.
Inside.
Inside berth
— Inside of limits.
— Inside the harbor.
Inside the mole.
Insight. l
Insinuate-d-ing-ion.
Insist-ed-ing.
Insoluble-ility.
Insolvent-cy.
Inspect-ed-ing-ion.
Await outside the inspection of the
officials ..-PPB
Board of Trade inspector (or, officer),
GPD
— Inspector.
— Inspector general.
Passed the official inspection tcu
Sanitary inspector vhg
Instability. Unstable.
Instal-led-ling-ment-lation.
Electric-light installation - lu y
Instance.
For instance nhg
Instant-ly-aneous-ly.
Anchor instantly kz
Bear up instantly- lb
Instantaneous fuse nux
Stop instantly mn
Tack instantly mo
Wear instantly MP
Instead — of.
Instinct-ive-ly.
Institute-d-ing-ion.
Lifeboat Institution L . _ QRI
Instruct-ed-ing. (See also Direct and
Order. )
Admiralty instructions dlt
Against instructions. Not according to
orders der
Agent's instructions dsm
Have received the following communi-
cation (or. instructions) from your
owners (or, agents) ia
—Have you instructions (Have orders
been given) — to (or, for)?
— I have instructions.
-—I have private instructions.
I have received orders for you not to
proceed without further instructions,
SP
I have received orders for you to await
instructions from owners at — sq
PNH
PNI
PNJ
PNK
PNL
PNM
PNO
PNQ
PNR
PNS
PNT
PNU
PNV
PNW
PNX
PNY
PNZ
POA
POB
POC
POD
POE
POF
POG
POH
POI
POJ
POK
POL
Instruct — Continued.
I have telegraphed for further instruc-
tions (or, orders) stw
— Instructions.
Keep off and on, and wait instructions,
sx
— No instructions (or, orders) .
— Previous instructions (or, orders).
Private instructions. I have private
instructions png
— Send instructions.
Telegraph instructions (or, orders) to — ,
TC
— Urgent instructions (or, orders).
Want immediate instructions -■- yk
— Your instructions.
_XMB
Instrument- al-ly.
Telegraph instrument:
Insbordinate-ion.
Insufficient-ly-cy.
Authority insufficient fmn
Insufficient address djm
Insulate-d-ing-ion.
— Insulate-d-ing cable (or, wire).
— Insulator.
Insult-ed-ing-ly.
Insure-d-ing.
— Are you insured?
For the benefit of the insurers (under-
writers) GFL
— Fully insured.
I am insured at Lloyd's QWL
I am not insured at Lloyd's Qwn
— Insurance.
— Insurer.
— Not insured.
Partially insured tby
Vessel is insured _-_ypx
Insurgent. (Rebel) uks
Insurrection- ary.
Intelligence-ent. (See also News. )
Bring (or, Brought) intelligence - . . hir
Important intelligence — has arrived,
EYM
— Intelligence department.
— No intelligence — of.
— No intelligence obtained from vessel
boarded.
Obtain all the intelligence possible.SN\»
— Send an express with the following
intelligence :
Will you telegraph to — (ship or person
indicated) the intelligence I am about
to communicate?- im
Intelligible- y-ility.
— Not intelligible (unintelligible).
— Quite intelligible.
Intemperate-ly-ance.
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INTEND— INTIMIDATE.
POM
PON
POQ
POR
POS
POT
POU
POV
POW
POX
POY
POZ
PQA
PQB
PQG
PQD
PQE
PQF
PQG
PQH
PQI
PQJ
PQK
INTEND-ED-ING-T-TION.
Admiral, or, Senior officer intends, .dks
— Do not intend to weigh.
Do you intend — to?
Do you intend anchoring? ehz
Do you intend to abandon? ae
Do you intend to go into harbor?. ..omw
— Do you intend to see?
Do you intend to write from — ?
I do not intend to — ---PQB
I do not intend to abandon the vessel,
AF
I do not intend to alter course at pres-
ent (or-, until — ) eci
■I intend sounding — (place indicated)
before I try it.
— I intend to.
I intend to purchase (or, buy) hox
—I intend to ship.
— I intend writing.
— Intend leaving. Purpose leaving.
Intend to abandon the ship to Lloyd's
agent cxp
— Intend to refit at.
— Intend to sail.
— Intentional-ly.
It is my intention — to --POU
— It is not my intention — to.
Only intend to — _ sqz
Only intended as sqy
Only intended for a feint mvg
The signals were not intended for you,
WDM
— What are your intentions?
What harbor do you intend to make (or,
run) for? OND
What latitude do you intend going into?
QID
When do you intend to alter course? .ECX
■ When do you intend to bring up? _ _ekp
Where do you intend calling for orders?
HTJ
Where do you intend to bring up? .ekh
Intense-ly-ity.
Intentional-ly _
-PQA
Intercede-d-ing-ssion.
Intercept-ed-ing-ion.
Intercourse.
Be very careful (or, guarded) in your
intercourse with strangers fs
Interest-ed-ing.
— For your (or party's named) interest.
Interest in — pqh
— No interest in — .
Party interested tce
Interfere-d-ing-nce.
Authorities (or, Police authorities) have
interfered fnb
Authorities must interfere fnc
Authorities will not interfere fnd
Do not interfere with (or, take the mat-
ter out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent,
QWH
Interferes with business hob
PQL
PQM
PQN
PQO
PQR
PQS
PQT
PQU
PQV
PQW
PQX
PQY
PQZ
PRA
PRB
PRO
PRD
PRE
PRF
PRG
PRH
PRI
PRJ
PRK
PRL
PRM
PRN
Interfere — Continued.
■Need not interfere.
Police (or other) authorities will not
interfere fnd
Will interfere — with.
Will not interfere.
Interior.
Intermediate-ly.
— Intermediate pressure.
Intermediate-pressure cylinder kih
■Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover.
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
broken -Kaj
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
(or, out of order) ..- - kav
Intermediate-pressure piston.
Intermediate shaft.
IntErmit-ted-ting.
Intermittent fever -
— Intermittent light.
— Intermission.
Intern al-ly.
Internal dimensions,
side
-MWN
In the clear. In-
LAN
International.
Attention is called to page — paragraph
— of the International Code dh
N. B.- — The page to be signaled first and
then the paragraph. (See note to this
signal on page 37. )
— International Code of Signals.
Interpose-d-ing-ition. (Interfere) . _pqk
Interpret-ed-ing-ation.
— Have you an interpreter?
— Interpreter.
— No interpreter available.
Require an interpreter uta
Your signal is not distinct. Interpreta-
tion doubtful LGT
Interrogate-d-ing-ive-ly.
Note of interrogation. Query sjz
Interrupt-ed-ing-ion.
Communication by telegraph is stopped,
ws
Communication is interrupted — by (or,
with) -JFV
Traffic interrupted by snow xzp
Interval.
Blow siren (or, steam whistle) at inter-
vals WD
Intervene-d-ing-tion.
Interview.
Intestine- al.
Intimate-d-ing-ly-ion.
Intimidate-d-ing-ion.
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283
INTO— IS.
PRO
PRQ
PRS
PRT
PRU
PRV
PRW
PRX
PRY
PRZ
PSA
PSB
PSC
PSD
PSE
PSF
PSG
PSH
PSI
PSJ
PSK
PSL
PSM
PSN
PSO
PSQ
PSR
PST
PSU
PSV
PSW
Into — the — .
Into, or, In harbor. Into, or, In port,
ONB
—Into position.
Into the pro
Look in (or, into). - qzr
Ran into uhq
Run into vcd
Intoxicate-d-ing-ion.
Intrench- ed-ing-ment.
Intricate.
intrigue-d-ing-r.
Introduce-d-ing-tion.
Can yon get any introduction to — 1
NYM
Intrude-d-ing-sion.
Intrust-ed-ing.
Inundate-d-ing-ion.
Invade-d-ing-r-sion.
Invalid. (See also Sick.)
Can I land my invalid passengers ?
QDR
— Invalided.
Military invalid htx
Naval invalid SEP
Invalidate-d-ing.
Invaluable-y.
Invariable-y^
Invent-ed-ing-ion.
— Inventor.
Inventory.
— Make out an inventory.
Invert-ed-ing.
Invest-ed-ing-ment.
Investigate-d-ing-ion-or.
Court of Inquiry (or, Investigation),
KAC
Invisible-y-ility.
Invite-d-ing.
— Invitation.
Invoice.
Involuntary-ily.
Inward-s-ly.
Iodide op potassium tqz
Iodine. , Iodize-ing.
Ipecacuanha.
PSX
PSY
PSZ
PTA
PTB
PTC
PTD
PTE
PTF
PTG
PTH
PT1
PTJ
PTK
PTL
PTM
Irish-man.
Irish butter.
-HOQ
Iron.
Angle iron elt
Cast iron iek
Galvanized iron ._. nwl
— Iron mast.
— Iron plated.
— Iron yard.
Ironclad. Armor-clad ship evs
Oxide of iron SYO
Pig iron tih
Railway iron _ugz
Rudder irons vbn
Scrap iron .. . vjy
Sulphate of iron txdg
Wrought iron zkf
Irrecoverable-y.
Irregular-ly-ity.
Certificate irregular .
— Irregular shape.
— Irregular soundings.
Irreparable-y.
Machinery broken down ; irreparable at
sea RDV
Irresistible-y-ility.
Irresolute-ly-ion.
Irrespective-ly.
Irrigate-d-ing-ion.
Irritate-d-ing-ion-able.
Irruption.
Is — CDS
As-it is fao
As it is not- eap
Before it— is cdx
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or,
is, or, are doing).- bul,
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done
(or. is, or, are not doing) bup
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) - but
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to buv
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) for bur
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from bus
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not- buw
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to bux
How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)"! bxo
If he (she, it, or person s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) ...i.-.byl
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to bym
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IS— IT.
Is — Continued.
It
.-BVZ
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
Its-self. (See also He, She, It, or
Per-
cated) is (or, are) not ._byn
son-s or Thing-s Indicated) _ . _
CDY
If he (she, it, or persons or thingsindi-
After it -.-..- __ _
-CDW
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
As it is -.-
-FAO
Is, Am, or, Are to _ beh
As it is not- --- - -
-PAP
Is at — the _-- - fjd
As it may
-FAQ
Is it? --CDT
As it was
-FAR
Isitdone? _ - -Bnh
Asitwasnot :.
--FAS
Is it not to be done?..- ... bni
As it will be -- .
-FAU
Is it SO? -> --CDU
Before it — is
-CDX
Is it to be done? bnj
By it-s (him, his, her-s)
--BJR
Is, or, Are, he (she, it, or persons or
Can, or, May do it -
-BLU
things indicated) ? bvy
Can, or, May it-s (his, hers)?
-BKF
Is, or, Are, his (her-s, it-s)? bek
Can, or, May it be done?
-BLW
Is, or, Are my (mine) . - - bel
Can not, or, May not do it .
-BLY
Is, Am, or, Are not- -. -beg
Could, or, Might it-s (his, her-s)? .
-BLA
Is, Am, or, Are not to be bpd
Do, Does, or, Did it-s (his, her-s)?
-BMG
Is, Am, or, Are not to have -..bqd
For it-s (him, his, her-s, or persons or
Is, or, Are our-s, or, Are we? bem
things indicated) . .'
..BPD
Is that (or, this) cdv
From it-s (him, his, her-s, or persons
Is, or, Are the. .-- ben
or things indicated)
-BPO
Is, or, Are their-s, or, Are they? beo
Had, Has, or, Have, it-s (his, her-
3)?
Is, or, Are there — any . bep
BQR
Is, Am, or, Are to be bfo
If it-s (his, her-s, he, she)
-BYV
Is, Am, or, Are to have bqc
If it can (or, may) be done
.-BZR
Is, or, Are with — _ . _ber
If it can not (or, may not) be done.BZS
Is, or, Are you-r-s . _ bes
In it-s (him, his, hers) ..■
--CDJ
It, etc. (See He, She, It, above. )
Is, or, Are it-s (his, her-s),? .
-BEK
PTN
— It is as.
Is it?
--CDT
That, or, This is CLE
Isitdone?-- -_
-BNH
That, or, This is not- - _- clp
Is it not to be done?... _ _
--BNI
Thatitis 1.. clg
Is it so?
-CDU
That it is not . . clh
Is it to de done? _. „ _
- BNJ
There is, (or, are) _ cmg
It
-BVZ
There is (or, are) not cmh
Its-self
-CDY
There is nothing .-. cmt
It can be .-.. _ + ... __ .
-BGN
What, or, Which are (or, is)? cpw
It can (or, may) be done .
_BNK
What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
It can not be
-BGO
or persons or things indicated) ?.opx
It can not (or, may not) be done . .
-BNL
wnat, or, Which is it? -- .- -CQG
It could (or, might) be done
BNM
What, or, Which is (or, are) you-r-s?
It could (or, might) not be done .'.
-BNO
CPY
It had (or, has) been done
-BNP
It had (or, has) not been done
-BNQ
When he (she, it, or persons or things
Itisas. _ _. _
-PTN
indicated) is (or, are) _ ..- cbj
It ought not to be .
- BGS
When is (or, are) he (she, it, or per-
It ought not to be done
-_BNS
sons or things indicated)"! . CRN
It ought to be — ,_
-BGR
Where are (or, is)? ... csr
It ought to be done
-BNR
Where he (she, it, or persons or things
It shall (or, will)
--CIQ
indicated) is (or, are) ...ctd
It shall (or, will) be .
-BGT
Where is (or, are) he (she, it, or per-
It shall (or, will) be done ... -
-BNT
sons or things indicated)"! - cth
It shall (or, will) not be
-BGU
Who are (or, is)? cm
'
It shall (or, will) not be done
-BNU
Why are (or, is)? ...cuz
It will do _
-BNV
Let him (her, it, or persons or thing-s
PTO
Isinglass.
indicated) — have-.- -
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
BWA
PTQ
Island.
Might, etc. (See Could, above. )
From the island nrw
Must it-s (his, her-s)
--CES
Off the island _soq
Not it-s (his, her-s)
,-CFT
PTR
— To the island.
Of it-s (him, his, her-s) ..
-CGN
PTS
—Uninhabited island (or, coast).
On it-s (him, his, her-s)
Ought it-s (his, her-s) 1
CGY
-CHO
PTU
Islander.
Shall, or, Will it-s (his, her-s)? ...
..CIS
PTV
ISOLATE-D-ING-ION.
Shall, or, Will they do it?
BOA
..BOC
Shall, or. Will they not do it?
Shall, or, Will you doit?
BOD
PTW
ISSTJE-D-ING.
Shall, or, Will you not do it?
Should, or. Would it-s (his, her-s]
BOE
-CJP
PTX
Isthmus.
CLB
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IT— JIGGER.
PTY
PTZ
PITA
PUB
PUC
PUD
PUE
PUF
PUG
PUH
PUI
PUJ
PUK
PUM
It — Continued.
That it is clg
That it is not clh
Toit-s (him, his, her-s) onv
Was, or, "Were it-s (his, her-s)? cor
What, or, Which is it? cqg
When it-s (his, her-s) crk
When shall (or, will) it be done? - .crx
Where it-s (his, her-s) Ote
Will, etc. (See Shall, above. ) i
Will it he? bix
Will it do? 1 bou
Will you do it? owe
With it-s (him, his, her-s) cwg
Would, etc. (See Should, above.)
Italic.
Italy -ian. Italian Colors.
Bank of Italy fuq
— Italian Register (of ships).
Itch-ed-ing.
Item.
Itself. Its cdy
Ivory.
J. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
see page 13. )
Jack. (For lifting. )
Cross-jack yard kef
Hydraulic jack pay
Jackstay ...fui
Jack. Union Jack yje
Hoist a jack owb
— Jackstaff.
Pilot jack (when spoken of) ndl
Jacket.
Cork jacket JWN
Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,
KAM
Jackstay.
Jacob's, or, Rope, ladder.
Jail. Gaol. Prison.
— Jailer.
PUN
PUO
PUQ '
PUR
PUS
PUV
PUW
PUX
PUY
PUZ
PVA
PVB
PVC
PVD
PVE
PVF
PVG
PVH
PVI
PW
PVK
PVL
PVM
PVN
PVO
PVQ
PVR
PVS
PVT
PVU
PVW
Jalap.
Jam. (Preserve. )
Jam-med-ming.
Accident happened ; jammed
Propeller jammed
-DCF
-TZA
-CZN
January.
About January the — -
— Beginning of January.
—End of January.
— Next January.
Japan-ned-ning-ner. (To varnish.)
Japan-ese. Japanese Colors.
Jar-red-ring.
Jaw.
Jealous-y-ly.
Jeer-ed-ing.
Jelly.
Jerk-ed-ing.
Jersey. ( Garment. )
Jest-ed-ing-ly. Joke pwe
Jet.
Jet condenser.
Jetsam-ed-ing. .
Jetty.
Alongside the jetty (pier, or, wharf),
EAT
— Jetty head.
Jew.
Jewel-ry-ler.
Jib.
Plying jib ngd
Plying jib boom gzp
Haul the jib down. ope
Hoist the jib owi
Jib boom gzq
Jib boom sprung gzr
— Jib net.
Jib sheet.. - __vxjt
JlBE-D-ING, Or, GYBE-D-ING OKW
Jigger.
After, or, Jigger mast drc
—Jigger gaff.
Jigger mast. After mast drc
— Jigger royal yard and sail.
— Jigger topgallant yard and sail.
— Jigger topsail yard and sail.
— Jigger yard and sail.
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JOB— KEEP.
PVX
PVY
PVZ
PWA
PWB
PWC
PWD
PWE
PWF
PWG
PWH
PWI
PWJ
PWK
PWL
PWM
PWN
PWO
PWQ
PWB,
roWS
PWT
PWU
PWV
PWX
PWY
PWZ
PXA
PXB
PXC
PXD
PXE
PXF
PXG
PXH
PXI
JOB-BED-BING.
— Stock jobber (or, broker).
JOIN-ED-ING. TO JOIN.
— Going to join.
— Have, or, Has not joined.
Joiner.
joint-ed-ly.
■ Smoke joint whz
joke-d-ing. jest-ed-ing.
Jolly boat gto
jouenal-ist.
joy-ful-ly.
Judge-d-ing. To judge.
Act as your judgment directs dib
— Judgment.
Want of judgment ..ytx
Judicious-ly.
Jug.
Juice-y.
Lime, or, Lemon juice que
July.
About July the ■ — . czo
— Beginning of July.
—End of July.
— Next July.
Jump-ed-ing.
Junction.
Form a junction — with nlu
Junction box hde
Juncture.
June.
About June the — czp
— Beginning of June.
— End of June.
— Next June.
Jungle.
Jungle fever mwp
Junior. Junior officer.
— Mr. — junior.
Junk. (Chinese vessel.)
Junk. (Old rope.)
Jupiter.
Jurisdiction.
Jury-or.
Jury mast. Jury masted rmd
Can you rig a jury mast?.- vw
—Jury rigged.
— Jury rudder.
PXJ
PXK
PXL
PXM
PXN
PXO
PXQ
PXR
PXS
PXT
PXU
PXV
PXW
PXY
PXZ
PYA
PYB
Just. (Recently. )
— Just before.
Just between
Just beyond
— Just now.
— Just out of port (or, harbor).
Just-ly-ice.
justify-ied-ing-ioation,
— Can not justify.
Jute. »
-GIZ
-GJF
K. (Letter.) (For new method of spell-
ing, see page 13. )
Kaffir. Kaffraria.
Kan, or Kop. (Measure of capacity) -AZF
Kantar. ( Measure of weight) - . .bcj
Kedge-d-ing.
— Drop a kedge. Bring-to with a kedge.
— I shall let go a kedge.
Kedge anchor (weight, if necessary) .eiy
Keel.
Bilge keel gjr
Damaged keel ± kjc
Even keel mid
False keel mse
Keelson. Kelson qac
Keep-ing.
— Can keep (or, be kept).
— Can you keep?
Can you keep sight— of? ,- .__wbu
Can not keep free with pumps npt
Can not keep sight— of wbv
Convoy to keep ahead of escort iu
Convoy to keep as close as possible. . -iv
Convoy to keep astern of leader (or,
escort) _ iw
Convoy to keep on port side of leader
(or, escort) !___ ix
Convoy to keep on starboard side of
leader (or, escort) iy
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KEEP.
PYC
PYD
PYE
PYP
PYG
PYH
PYI
PYJ
PYK
PYL
PYM
PYN
PYO
PYQ
PYR
PYS
Keep — Continued.
Convoy to spread as far as possible,
keeping within signal distance iz
Do not anchor. Keep under -weigh . eh w
— Do not keep so near.
Easy sail. Keep under easy sail . .lrw
Fire, or, Lights will be kept burning at
the best place for landing or coming
onshore ke
— Have you kept?
I am laying (repairing, or, picking up)
a telegraph cable. Keep out of my
way xlq
I can keep free with pumps npy
I do not like to run in ; I prefer keeping
the sea vca
I shall abandon my vessel unless you
will keep by us ah
I shall keep closehauled oph
I shall keep hold of the land (or, lights),
or, I shall keep the land (or, lights)
bearing — qa
I shall keep sight of — --' wby
I shall keep the lead going regularly _qjh
I shall keep under easy sail lky
I will keep near you during the night,
IVF
— If we keep together, we can defend
ourselves.
— Is keeping away.
— Is, or, Are to keep (or, be kept)
Keep a good lookout aloft eag
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's war vessels are going about
disguised as merchantmen oj
— Keep a good lookout for land (or,
lights), or, Look out for land (or,
lights) (bearing, if necessary, to fol-
low).
Keep a light at your bowsprit end-_QY
Keep alight burning kc
— Keep a sharp lookout.
—Keep a strict watch all night.
Keep ahead and carry a light dvk
Keep ahead of _-.dvi
Keep aloof ebl
—Keep any letters or papers for me till I
return.
— Keep as close as you can to pick up my
people.
— Keep away.
Keep before the wind zeu
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your port
hand gak
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your star-
board hand gal
—Keep by the ship.
—Keep close during fog.
— Keep close order.
— Keep close to.
Keep closer in. Keep, or, Stand under
the land _. lt
Keep company JGP
Keep dinner — for---- lat
Keep electric light on lvh
— Keep everything prepared.
Keep farther astern fhm
Keep farther off (or, from) mtc
Keep going ahead. dvl
Keep going ahead slowly dvm
geep going astern — of pho
PYT
PYU
PYV
PYW
PYX
PYZ
PZA
PZB
PZC
PZD
PZE
PZF
PZG
PZH
PZI
PZJ
PZK
PZL
PZM
PZN
PZO
PZQ
PZR
PZS
PZT
PZU
PZV
PZW
PZX
Keep — Continued.
— Keep head to wind.
Keep her bows on hoi
— Keep him (or, them) in close confine-
. ment.
Keep out of the tide (or, current) --.xg
Keep in the center of the channel _-.lu
Keep lights (or. fires) on the beach (or,
shore) all night--- - fzw
— Keep me in sight during the night (bear-
ing to follow, if necessary) .
— Keep more away.
— Keep more to leeward.
— Keep more to port.
— Keep more to starboard.
— Keep more to windward.
— Keep more toward the shore.
— Keep near to me.
— Keep nearer — to.
Keep off and on, and wait instructions-SX
Keep on lee beam gaq
Keep on port side of channel lv
— Keep on port tack.
Keep on starboard side of the channel,
LW
—Keep on starboard tack.
Keep on the (compass signal to follow)
side of the channel ilq
Keep on weather beam gar
— Keep open order.
Keep, or, Pass the dredger on your port
side lno
Keep, or. Pass the dredger on your -star-
board side --LNP
Keep right astern _ _ fhn
Keep silence rin
— Keep station.
Keep steam up (or, ready) kq
Keep the boat Gtp
Keep the lead going. Keep sounding,
QJi
Keep the light between — and — (bear-
ings indicated) QC
—Keep the main topsail shivering.
— Keep the mizzen topsail shivering.
— Keep the rocks on — .
— Keep the — bearing — .
Keep the two objects named in one line,
QUM
Keep to leeward Qmb
— Keep to leeward of vessel chasing.
Keep to windward ly
— Keep to windward of vessel chasing.
— Keep to windward until you are picked
up.
Keep under the land. Keep, or, Stand
closer in lt
Keep under weigh. Do not anchor _ehw
—Keep vessel going about — miles an hour.
Keep vessel under command lx
—Keep what you have.
— Keep where you are.
Keep within hail olf
Keep within sight — of wcb
— Keep within signal distance (bearing to
follow, if necessary) .
— Keep your fires banked up.
— Keeper.
—Kept.
Let us keep together for mutual support
(or, protection) IN
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KEEP— KNOT.
PZY
QAB
QAC
QAD
QAE
QAF
QAG
QAH
QAI
QAJ
QAK
QAL
QAM
QAN
QAO
Keep — Continued.
■Let your boats keep to windward until
they are picked up fd
Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the best
place for coming on shore ke
Lookout will be kept for any rafts (or,
spars) qzy
Lookout will be kept on the beach all
night kg
Shall we keep company?- IP
Shall we keep hold of the land? qer
— To be kept secret.
We can defend ourselves if we keep
together _; pye
What bearing shall I'keep the light (or,
landmark) on? qf
Will you keep close to me during the
night? ivk
You are too close in. Keep farther off,
IVL
You must keep a light burning .-^__kc
Keg.
Kelson. Keelson.^
Kelvin's patent compass, etc. (See
under Thomson. )
Ken. (Measure of length) awf
Kept. (See Keep) pzx
Keran, or, Kran. (Coin) atv
Kerosine.
Ketch.
Kettle.
Key — op.
Change the key (of cipher)— to — _.ikr
Give me the key to cipher iqw
Have not got the key to cipher iqx
— Key of propeller lost.
— Lock and key.
Send my keys (or keys indicated) . . - vqa
Khat. (Measure of length) avo
Kick-ed-ing.
Kid.
Kile. (Measure of capacity). ayt
Kileh. (Measure of capacity) ayz
KlLL-ING. TO KILL.
Accused of killing some person dgi
Boiler burst ; — men killed at
Boiler burst; — men killed, — others
wounded Atr
Boiler burst; number of killed and
wounded not yet known ax
Boiler burst ; several men killed ay
— How many were killed?
—Killed.
Killed and wounded ..zio
—None killed. No one killed.
QAP
QAE
QAS
QAT
QAU
QAV
QAW
QAX
QAY
QAZ
QBA
QBC
QBD
QBE
QBF
QBG
QBH
QBI
QBJ
QBK
QBL
QBM
QBN
QBO
QBP
Kill, — Continued.
— Number of killed and wounded not yet
known.
— has won a great battle at — , with a
loss of killed and wounded reported
at — ---EZD
's loss in killed and wounded reported
at — .
Kiln.
Kilogramme. (Measure of weight) . -baq
Kilolitre. (Measure of capacity) _ _ .azc
Kilometre. (Measure of length) . . _ awg
Square kilometre. (Square measure),
AXV
Kin. (Measure of weight) bar
Kin-ship.
— Next of kin.
Kind-ly-ness.
— It is very kind of .you.
— Very kind-ly.
Kind. (See also Sort) wkj
— The same kind — as — .
—What kind— of — ?
What kind of bottom have(or-, had)you?
or, What is the nature of the bottom?
HBK
King.
Chief of the State, President, Emperor,
King, Queen, etc., of — has (or, is)—,
ior
King's Bench, or. Queen's Bench ...gfh
Kingdom.
United Kingdom — _ yji
Kingston valve.
Kink.
Kit.
Kite.
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
kite, or, raft, etc.) ka
Knapsack.
Knee.
Knife.
Knives and forks nls
Knight -ed.
Knit-ted-ting.
Knob.
Knock-ed-ing.
Knoll.
Knot-ted-ing-y.
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KNOT— LADING.
QBE,
QBS
QBT
QBU
QBV
QBW
QBX
QBY
QBZ
QCA
QCB
QCD
QCE
QCF
QCG
QCH
QCI
QCJ
QCK
QCL
QCM
Knot. Sea mile. (See also Mile) ..ato
Current, or, Tide will run very strong
(indicateknots per hour, if necessary),
KGB
How many knots an hour are youi
going? _. ekj
How many knots an hour can you (or
vessel indicated) go? rtp
I shall go about — knots an hour till
daylight... kni
Keep vessel going about — knots An
hour !...• ^ pzr
Speed will be — knots wmy
Know. To know.
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to
know dkz
Cargo damaged, but extent not known,
HZT
Date not known. Without date ..klw
— Do not know.
Do not know the anchorage (or, harbor) ,
EKU
Do not know the channel (or, passage),
ILH
Do you, or, Did you get a good look at
the land to know exactly whereabouts
we are? ---PY
— Do you know?
— Do you know anything of strange sail?
Do you know of any anchorage (or, har-
bor)? EKV
Do you know the anchorage (or, har-
bor)? 1 -EKW
Do you know the channel? ilj
Do you know the coast? dhe
— Do you know the leading marks?
— Do you know the pilotage?
— Do you know the rea'son?
— Do you know the tides?
— Do you know where the leak is? Where
is the leak?
— I do not know.
I do not know the anchorage eky
I do not know the coast dhb
— I know nothing of the locality ( or, place)
I know of no safe harbor vda
— I know the channel (or, passage).
I know the coast dgy
— Is it known?
— Know the reason.
— Known. Knew.
Knowledge (see below) QCM
— Let him (her, or, them) know.
— Let me know.
— Well known.
— Will let you know.
— Will you let me" know?
Knowledge.
I have (or vessel indicated has) knowl-
edge of the anchorage ekz
Koilon. (Measure of capacity) ayz
Kokkos. (Measure of weight) . bag
Kongo State. Colors JOtJ
Kop, or, Kan. (Measure, of capacity) . azf
Kopeck. (Coin) ... -- -Atw
QCN
QCO
QCP
OCR
QCS
QCT
QCU
QCV
QCW
QCX
QCY
Korrel. (Measure of weight) baj
Kot'xle. (Measure of capacity) ayu
Kran. (Coin) atv
Kreutzer. (Coin) atx
Krona. (Coin) ...aty
Krone. (Coin) aty
Kroner. (Coin) znk
Krupp gun.
Kruschka. (Measure of capacity) _.azd
Kvint. (Measure of weight) bas
Kwamme. ( Measure of weight) bat
Kybos. (Measure of capacity) azg
L. (Letter.) (Fornew method of spelling,
seepage 13.)
Label-led-ling.
Labor-ed-ing.
— Can labor be obtained?
Dock laborer Liz
— Laborer.
Lac (Money) - atz
Lace-d-ing.
Lacerate-d-ing-ion.
Ladder.
Accommodation ladder dcm
Rope, or, Jacob's ladder puj
Scaling ladder vip
Laden with. (See also Load.)
Deeply laden kqw
Lading.
Are all your bills of lading complete
and signed? gkq
Bill of lading Gkp
Bill of lading not signed gkr
False bill of lading gks
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LADING— LAND.
QCZ
QDA
QDB
QDC
QDE
QDF
QDG
QDH
QDI
QDJ
QDK
QDL
QDM
QDN
QDO
QDP
QDE
Lading — Continued.
Have you bill of lading for? .- gkt
I have no bill of lading for gku
I will not give up the bill of lading _gkv
I will not sign the bill of lading — unless,
GKW
Lady-ship.
Lagoon.
Laid. (See Lay) — -QiT
Lake.
Lame-d-ing-ness.
Lamp.
Anchor lamp (lantern, or, light) --EHD
Bow lamp (lantern, or, light) hcg
— Lamp cotton.
— Lamp glass.
— Lamp oil.
— Lamp trimmer.
— Lamp wick.
Mast-head lamp(lantern, or, light) -KMG
Not under command lamp (lantern, or,
light) jeo
Port bow lamp (or, light) HCS
Side lamp (lantern, or, light) wbm
Signal lamp (lantern, or, light) ...wcu
Speed lamp (lantern, or, light) wmx
Starboard bow lamp (or, light) hcu
Stay lamp (lantern, or, light) wsd
Steaming lamp (lantern, or, light) .wtd
Stern lamp (lantern, or, light) wux
Lancet.
Land. To land.
— Approaching land.
Are you going to land? Are you going
on shore? __ fcx
— Are you going to land all mails at — ?
Armed men not allowed to land ..-Euv
Artillery has been landed ezv
At the landing place fiy
— At the nearest landing place.
Bad landing l...pre
— Behind the land.
Boats should endeavor to land where
flag is waved or light shown jz
Can boat land? Can a landing be ef-
fected? EW
— Can I land my invalid passengers?
Can I land my sick? uz
Can you give me a leading mark (or,
direction) for making the land here-
abouts (or at place indicated) ? . . _pw
Do not attempt to land in your own
boats -' __ey
Do you, or, Did you get a good look at
the land to know exactly whereabouts
we are? py
Do you see the land? vnk
Enemy's troops land-ed-ing lzn
Foreland njv
Good landing -__ody
Goods are landed -.qes
Had we not better run in and make the
land? pz
Have you seen the land?- vno
Headland oqk
QDS
QDT
QDU
QD.V
QDW
QDX
QDY
QDZ
QEA
QEB
QEC
QED
QEF
QEG
QEH
QEI
QEJ
QEK
QEL
QEM
QEN
QEO
QEP
QEB,
QES
Land— Continued.
Highland ous
How did the land bear when last seen?
EH
— How does the land bear?
— I am standing in for the land.
— I had a glimpse of the land about — .
— I have just lost sight of the land (or,
light).
I have not seen the land vnq
I saw the land bearing — (add time, if
necessary) vns
— I see the land. Land in sight. (Place
indicated, if necessary. )
I shall keep hold of the land (or, lights)
or, I shall keep the land (or, lights)
bearing — qa
— I shall not endeavor to make the land.
—I shall not go into less than — fathoms
water whether I make the land or
not.
— I shall stand in for the land as long as
I can see.
— I shall stand in till I make the land.
— I shall stand off and on (the land).
— I shall stand off the land from — (hour
indicated) to — (hour indicated), or,
I shall stand off until — .
I sighted land bearing — (time, if neces-
sary) VNS
— I think the land is — .
— I think the land must have been about — .
— I wish to land passengers.
— Is there anything to prevent landing?
Just lost sight of land qdv
Keep a good look-out for land (or,
lights), or, Look out for land (or,
lights) (bearing to follow, if neces-
sary) pyh
Keep under the land. Keep, or, Stand
closer in lt
— Land (the land).
Land breeze hgb
Land in sight. I see the land qdw
t Land indicated bears — ek
— Landed.
— Landfall.
— Landing.
Landing is impossible kd
— Landing is very difficult.
Landing place.
Landing safe, but very disagreeable-LCE
— Landing stage.
Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the best
place for landing or coming on shore,
KE
Low land bbp
—Must be nearing the land. Near the
land.
Not easy landing on the beach. Scarcely
prudent to land fzx
Not safe to risk making the land . . - vde
Off the land _._sor
Passenger must be landed tde
Saw land __vnx
Send suitable boats for landing pas-
sengers FI
Shall we keep hold of the land?
Stand in— for the land wqg
Stand off and on the land wqh
—Table land.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
•291
LAND-LAST.
QET
QETJ
QEV
QEW
QEX
QEY
QEZ
QFA
QFB
QFC
QFD
QFE
QFG
QFH
QFI
QFJ
QFK
QFL
QFM
QFN
QFO
QFP
Land — Continued.
■Vessel indicated, or, Vessel in company
is standing in for the land.
■What do yon make of the land? What
land do you see? What land do yon
take it to he?
When did you see the land? ex
Where is the best landing? gid
— Will you make the land to-night? ^
You are to land all mails at — rgc
■You will not be permitted to land.
Landfall
-QEK
Landlocked.
Landlord.
Landmark. (See also Mark. )
— Are there any landmarks (or, lights)?
What bearing shall I keep the light (or,
landmark) on? qf
Landsman.
Lane.
Language.
Laniard. Lanyard.
Lantern.
Anchor lantern (lamp, or, light) EHD
Bow lantern (lamp, or, light) hcg
Did boat take blue light (lantern, or,
any means of making a signal)?. .gsf
Masthead lantern (lamp, or, light) -RMG
Not under command lantern (lamp, or,
light) J.-jec
Port bow lantern (or, light) hcs
Side lantern (lamp, or, light) wbm
Signal lantern (lamp, or, light) wcu
Speed lantern (lamp, or, light) whx
Starboard bow lantern (or, light) _.hcu
Stay lantern (lamp, or, light) wsd
Steaming lantern (lamp, or, light) .wtd
Stern lantern (lamp, or, light) wax
Lanyard. Laniard qfe
Lapse-d-ing. To lapse.
Larboard. (Port. ) Ship's head to go
to starboard. (See Port. )
Lard.
Large-ly-ness.
A large (great) number (or, quantity)—
of— ogz
— A large portion — of.
— A larger number (or, quantity) — of —
(or, than — ).
A very large number (or, quantity) —
of — SLE
—Can not take anything larger than — .
— How large — is (or, are)—?
Large arrivals of — -.-- eyn
Large flare. Holme's light ndy
Large hawser..- opw
— Large ship (estimated tonnage to follow) .
QFR
QFS
QFT
QFU
QFV
QFW
QFX
QFY
QFZ
QGA
QGB
QGC
QGD
QGE
QGF
QGH
QGI
QGJ
QGK
QGL
QGM
QGN
QGO
QGP
QGR
QGS
QGT
QGU
QGV
QGW
QGX
QGY
Large — Continued.
— Large size.
—Larger.
—Largest.
Making large purchase tjca
— Not very large.
Too large (big) gjn
— Too large a number (or, quantity)— of.
— Which is the largest?
Lascar.
Lash-ed-ing.
Lash-ed-ing alongside.! ebg
Last. (Measure of capacity.) . aze
Last. The last.
Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it.VE
Annul the last signal ; the last signal is
annulled emj
At last fig
At the last extremity mqb
Guns firing last night in — (quarter in-
dicated) ...OKA
How did the land bear when last seen?
EH
— Is this the last?
Last account ..dfh
Last autumn fnx
Last death on the — kox
Last evening. The last evening . . . mij
Last examination — of (or, at) mkd
—Last Friday.
— Last mail.
— Last Monday.
— Last month.
— Last night.
— Last quarter (of the moon).
— Last quarter.
— Last Saturday. ,
—Last season.
— Last signal.
Last signal is annulled emj
— Last spring.
— Last summer.
— Last Sunday.
— Last Thursday.
— Last time.
— Last Tuesday.
— Last voyage.
— Last Wednesday.
—Last week.
— Last winter.
— Last year.
Repeat the last signal made ..wcr
The last (the last one) qfz
The last hoist is not understood; repeat
it URK
To, or, At the last extremity mqb
What are the last quotations? ufz
What are the latest dates by the last
mail? kmh
What is the date of your last letter (or,
paper)? kmj
When, or, What did you last hear of (or,
from) oru
— When last seen.
When will the last (or, end) be?.._LYP
Where did you take your last departure
from? kty
292-
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
LAST— LAY.
QGZ
QHA
QHB
QHC
QHD
QHE
QHF
QHG
QHI
QHJ
QHK
QHL
QHM
QHN
QHO
QHP
QHR
QHS
QHT
QHU
QHV
QHW
QHX
QHY
QHZ
QIA
Last-ed-ing. To last. (See also Con-
tinue. )
During the gale. While the gale lasts,
LPS
Is illness likely to last? pcw
— It will not last.
Late.
— Before it is too late.
Compasses not adjusted lately jhl
I have not had observations for varia-
tion lately JHV
— Late in.
Lately (recently) ..., ULH
— Later-est.
— Latest news.
— Latest posting time — is.
— Too late.
What are the latest dates by the last
mail? kmh
What is the date of the latest news
from — ? se
What is the date of your latest news-
paper (or, letter)? kmj
What were the latest — dates at — when
you last heard? kmn
— Which, or, What is the latest?
Lateen.
Lath.
Lathe. '
Latitude Code Flag over ab
Note. — For degrees of latitude, seepage
56.
Degree of latitude kby
Derelict reported passed on — , latitude
• — , longitude — ; dangerous to naviga-
tion KVE
Difference of latitude kzp
Have passed ice in latitude — and longi-
tude — , on the — pq
— How is your latitude obtained?
I have been injured by the ice in lati-
tude — , longitude ■ — pbn
I saw ice in latitude — (date to follow,
if necessary) pbt
— In the latitude of — .
— In what latitude?
— In what latitude did you see — ?
— Is the latitude correct?
— Latitude by dead reckoning — is.
— Latitude by observation — is.
— Minutes of latitude.
— My latitude is — .
— North latitude.
Rendezvous in latitude — and longi-
tude — JO
Report the — (vessel indicated) all well
in latitude — and longitude — , on the
— (date indicated) UN
Saw derelict in latitude — , longitude
— , on the — jh
— Second of latitude.
—South latitude.
— What is the latitude of — .
QIB
QIC
QID
QD3
QIF
QIG
QIH
QIJ
QIK
QIL
QIN
QIO
QIP
QIR
QIS
QIT
QIU
QIV
QIW
QIX
QIY
QIZ
QJA
Latitude — Continued.
— What is your latitude brought up to the
present moment? ,
What latitude and longitude did you
(or, they) have ice in? ., _■ ps
— What latitude did you go into?
— What latitude do you intend going into?
— What was your latitude ,at noon?
— When were your last observations for
latitude? ;
Latrine (or, Urinal).
Latter-ly. *
At the latter end of, or, The latter end
— of FIZ
Laudanum.
Launch-ed-ing. To launch.
Countermining launch jyr
Electric launch luw
Steam launch guv
Steam launch's engine. mby
Law-ful-ly.
Am I compelled by law to have a pilot?
JIS
Break-ing. Broke the quarantine laws,
ueb
Bye-law f y
Court of law... kad
Lynch law - rdo
— Martial law.
Lawless-ly-ness.
Lawn tennis.
Lawsuit.
Lawyer.
Lay-ing. Laid. To lay.
An embargo has been laid on at — . . lwb
» Cable-laid, Cable-laid rope hqr
Hawser-laid rope-- opv
. Help me to lay out an anchor eik
I am laying a telegraph cable. Keep
out of my way .-_ xlq
If you will lay out an anchor for me I
can get off eiv
— Laid up to have a new boiler put in.
Lay-day knl
—Lay fires,
— Lay in.
— Lay out.
Lay out an anchor eiz
Mines laid ..-. J.-.rup
The (nation specified) have laid an em-
bargo on all vessels (of nation speci-
fied) „ LWK
There are no mines laid rus
When is the embargo to be laid oni.LWH
Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)
in laying out an anchor? ekl
Lay-ing. Laid-to. To lay-to.
— I can not lay -to.
I shall lay -to during the night lpx
—I shall lay -to off — (or, at — ).
Pakt II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
293
LAY— LEAVE.
QJB
QJC
QJD
QJE
QJF
QJG
QJH
QJI
QJK
QJL
QJM
QJN
QJO
QJP
QJR
QJS
QJT
QJU
QJV
Lay — Continued.
— I shall lay -to until — .
— Lay-to.
— Lay -to until — .
Lay-day knl
Lazaretto.
Lazy-ily-iness. (Idle) pcn
Le, Cash or, Sapeque. (Coin) atc
Lead. (Sounding Lead. )
— Arm the lead.
Deep-sea lead kqs
Hand lead oly
— I shall keep the lead going regularly.
— Keep the lead going. Keep sounding.
—Lead line.
— Leadsman.
Patent lead ted
Lead-en. (Metal.)
Red lead raa
Sheet lead vwd
White lead zdi
Lead-ing-er. Led.
Can you give me a leading mark (or,
directions) for making the land here-
abouts (or at place indicated)"! fw
— Can you make out the leading marks?
Convoy to keep astern of leader (or,
escort) ,- rw
Convoy to keep on port side of leader
(or, escort) rx
Convoy to keep on starboard side of
leader (or, escort)- iy
Disregard leader's movements. Disre-
gard motions lfx
Do you know the leading marks? --QBV
Pair lead. Fair leader mrd
— Leading mark.
— Leading stoker.
— What, or, Which are the leading marks?
What are the leading marks for crossing
the bar? fwc
What wind leads through the passage
(or, entrance)? zpd
—Will you lead?
Will you lead into (or, point out) a good
berth? — ghi
League. (Alliance. )
League. (3 miles) awh
Leak-y.
Are you, or, Is — (vessel indieated)\eak-
ing? Have you sprung a leak? qj
Boiler leaking seriously - RF
Boiler leaking slightly wb
Boiler leaky -tag gwa
Boiler leaky; must be blown off---GWC
Boiler tubes leaking RG
Can you stop the leak? QG
Cannot stop the leak QH
Condenser tubes leaking JMW
Do you consider leak dangerous? qi
QJW
QJX
QJY
QJZ
QKA
QKB
QKC
QKD
QKE
QKF
QKG
QKH
QKI
QKJ
QKL
QKM
QKN
QKO
QKP
QKR
QKS
QKT
QKU
Le ak— Continued. •
Do you know where the leak is? Where
is the leak? QBZ
Eire, or, Leak; want immediate assist-
ance NH
Furnace leaky nud
—Have you materials for stopping the
leak?
Have you sprung a leak? Are you, or, ■
Is — (vessel indicated) leaking? qj
I have sprunk aleak nq
— Leak at the scuttles.
— Leak increases,
Leak is gaining rapidly nu
Leak is stopped qk
— Leaked, Leaking.
Spring-tag, Sprang, Sprung, a leak.wos
Steam pipe leaky wso
Vessel indicated has sprung a leak -_ql
Water tanks leaky ywe
Where is the leak? Qbz
Lean-ness.
Leang, or, Tael. (Coin) avo
Leap-ed-ing.
Leap year zkw
Learn-t-ing.
— Could not learn name.
— Learnt by signal from — .
"Might have learnt it by signal wco
Lease-d-ing. Leasehold.
Least.
At least . fih
— The least number (or, quantity) — of.
What is the least depth of water we
shall have (or, ought to have)? vr
Without the least confusion : ^ . . jos
Leather.
Pump leather ubk
Leave-ing. To leave^
— Before leaving.
Calls the attention of vessels leaving the
anchorage, etc dq
— Convoy will leave at — (time to follow).
— Convoy will leave on — (day to follow).
Crew have left the ship (number to be
shown) kcp
Crew will not leave the vessel kcx
Date of leaving kly
— Did you leave?
— Did you leave many ships at — ?
— Do not leave anything unsettled.
Had the mail arrived when you left?
eyg
Has the mail left — (for — , if necessary)"!
QO
— I am leaving.
— I have left on shore.
I leave it to your arrangement exc
— I left — in port, or, — was in port when
I left. (Ship's name or distinguishing
signals to follow.)
294
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
LEAVE— LEFT.
QKV
QKW
QKX
QKY
QKZ
QLA
QLB
QLC
QLD
OLE
QLP
QLG
QLH
QLI
QLJ
QLK
QLM
QLN
QLO
QLP
QLR
QLS
QLT
QLU
Leave — Continued.
— I left port (or place indicated) — days
ago.
— I will leave a message at — .
Intend-ed leaving. Pttrpose-d leaving,
POX
It is expected the vessels (or vessels in-
dicated) will be allowed to leave.-DZj
Leave, or, Put a buoy on hmp
— Leave a good margin.
— Leave any papers or letters for me (or
for party indicated, or in question)
at • — .
— Leave behind.
Leave buoy — at — hmq
—Leave immediately — to (or, for).
Leave-ing, Left — for — qle
—Leave it for me at the railway station.
Leave it to your arrangement exc
— Leave on board.
— Leave the.
Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to port- -LZ
Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to star-
board MA
Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
agent . qwe
Leave your address at — djn
— Leave — for — .
—Left.
— Left port.
— Let him (or, them) leave.
Mail has left rph
— Must leave.
None left (remaining) sjb
—Not left.
Omnibus, or, Car leaves at — hyb
— On leaving.
Overland mail leaves on the — sxm
Purpose leaving. Intend leaving. .pox
Report me to owner on leaving usb
Ships from — did not get pratique at —
when I left tsa
The mails leave on the — epw
Train leaves for — at — xzr
Vessel just weighed (or, leaving), show
your distinguishing signals dz
— Vessels of nations specified were all
leaving.
Vessels wishing to be reported on leav-
ing show your numbers (or, distin-
guishing signals) eb
— Was all well when you left?
Was the port you left healthy? orb
Was well when I left qmo
We have left men behind (number to be
shown).
We left port (or place indicated) on
the — .
What day do you leave? koa
What men-of-war did you leave at — ?
What vessels did you leave in port (or
place indicated) ?
What was date of your (or as indicated)
leaving? kml
—When does (do or, did) he (she, it, or,
they) leave?
When do the trains leave — for? .-.xzs
— When do (or, did) you leave?
When does omnibus (or, car) leave for
— ? HYO
When does the mail leave? qt
QLV
QLW
QLX
QLY
QLZ
QMA
QMB
QMC
QMD
QME
QMP
QMG
QMH
QMI
QMJ
QMK
QML
QMN
Leave — Continued.
When ought the next mail to leave?.RGB
— Will you leave?
Will you leave a message for me? il
You have left a person behind gdz
- — was well when I left qmo
Leave*. (See also Permission. )
Absent without leave daw
Give leave — to — I nzx
— Leave of absence.
Men on leave r - rpp
— On leave.
Le Clanche battery.
Led. (see Lead) qjn
Lee.
Keep more to leeward pyx
Keep on the lee beam gaq
— Keep to leeward.
Keep to leeward of vessel chasing., pzn
Lee beam gas
Lee bow. On lee bow - hcn
— Lee helm.
— Lee lurch.
— Lee quarter.
— Lee scuppers.
— Lee shore.
— Lee side.
— Lee tide.
— Leeward — of — .
— Leeway.
Look out on lee bow hcj
Lookout to leeward qzv
On lee bow. hcn
Shoal water, or, Danger to leeward _klh
— To leeward.
We are to leeward of harbor (or, anchor-
age) elh'
We are too far to leeward mte
Leech.
Leeward. Leeward of qmj
Leeway ...qmk
Left. (See also Leave) qlf
Crew have left the ship kcp
Had the mail arrived when you left?
EYG
Has the mail left — (for — , if necessary) 1
QO
I have left on shore qkt
I left — in port, or, — was in port when
I left (ship's name or distinguishing
signal to follow) qku
Left port qlg
Lighter has left qtd
Mail has left rph
No anchors left ejp
Only one anchor left EJG
Ships from — did not get pratique at —
when I left tsa
Was in harbor (or, port) when I left,
QKU
Was well when I left qmo
We have left men behind (number to be
shown) ._ qlo
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
295
LEFT— LET.
QMO
QMP
QMR
QMS
QMT
QMU
QMV
QMW
QMX
QMY
QMZ
QNA
QNB
QNC
QND
QNE
QNF
QNG
QNH
Left — Continued.
We left port {or place indicated) on
the— qlp
You have left a person behind gdz
was well when I left.
Left. {On the left.)
Left arm ' .evk
On the left bank of the river (i. e., the
left bank in descending the stream) ,
FVE
Leg. {Part of the body. )
Legal-ly-ity.
Legal authorities fnk
Not legal-ly. Illegal-ly-ity poy
Legation.
Secretary of Legation vmn
_pcz
Legible-y.
Illegible-y. Not legible
Legion of Honok.
Legislate-ion-ure-ive.
Assembly, Congress, or, Parliament {or
other legislativebody) adjourns (or ad-
journed) on the — fei
Assembly, Congress, or, Parliament {or
other legislativebody) is dissolved-FEJ
Assembly, Congress, or, Parliament {or
other legislative body) met {or meets)
on the — JPB
Leisure-ly.
Lemon.
Lemon, or, Lime juice que
Lend-ing. To lend. {See also Spare and
Supply.)
Can you lend {or, supply me with) ?.xet
Can not lend {spare) wmc
I can lend you {or, furnish you with) — ,
NUH
I can not lend you {or, furnish you
with) — nui
—I will lend what is required.
Lend me a boat gtq
— Lent.
—Will you lend?
Length.
Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it
at length - xb
— Length of chain.
Measure of length {see page 51 ) avk
Send following message through the
post to owners {or, to Mr. — J at —
by signal letters instead of writing it
at length wz
What is the length of dock at — ? -.ljp
—What length— is — ?
What length are your cables {or cable
indicated)1! hsd
Lengthen-ed-ing.
Lens
QNI
QNJ
QNK
QNL
QNM
QNO
QNP
QNR
QNS
QNT
QNU
QNV
QNW
QNX
QNY
QNZ
QOA
QOB
Lent. {Fast before Easter. )
Leo, or Leu. {Coin) aub
Lepton. {Coin). auo
Lessen-ed-ing.
Less.
Do not come into less than — feet of
■ water fv
I shall not go into less than — fathoms
of water whether I make the land or
not Qdy
— Less than.
— Much, or Many less.
— Not less.
— Nothing less.
There is less current inshore {or in direc-
tion indicated) kgd
You will have less than — feet of water,
KVJ
You will not have less than — feet of
water vu
Let-ting. To let. {To lend on hire.)
Let-ting. {See also Allow. )
Can you sell {or, let me have) any — ?
vor
Do not let him {or, them) go obp
Let fall mrv
Let go ocs
Let go another anchor kr
Let go the life buoy hmr
Let go your anchor eja
Let her be bgv
— Let him (his, her-s, its).
' Let him (her, it, or persons or things
indicated) — have bwa
Let him be bxe
Let him bring on shore fcy
Let him {or, them) go OCT
Let-him (her, or, them) know qch
Let him {or, them) leave qlh
— Let me (my, mine).
Let me know QCI
Let no boat come alongside ebh
— Let nothing prevent.
— Let run. Let it run.
Let the men Rpe
— Let them (their-s).
Let them be bgw
Let them bring ashore fcy
Let them bring -their tools with them,
HJD
— Let us (our-s).
Let us be bgx
Let us keep together for mutual support
and protection in
— Let your-s.
Let your boats keep to windward until
they are picked up fd
— Let your boats pull to — {bearing indi-
cated).
Let your fires down nam
— Let your screw {or, wheels) revolve
without disconnecting.
Stand by to let go wqe
Will let you know qck
Will you let me know Qcl
296
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
LETTER— LIE.
QOO
QOD
QOE
QOF
QOG
QOH
QOI
QOJ
QOK
QOL
QOM
QON
QOP
Letter. (See also Despatch and Mail. )
Address my letters to me at — dji
—An opportunity for sending letters to
Europe (or, to — ).
Any letters (or, papers) for me (or per-
son indicated)! epa
Anyletters (or, papers) from — 1 Jl
Any letters (or, despatches) on board?
KWX
Bring all the letters and papers hil
Call at the post office for letters -..hsy
Call for my letters hsz
Can I take (or, forward) any letters for
you? . nmv
— Did you hear if there were any letters
for me at — ?
Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it
at length -_xb
Forward letters— to (or, for) nmx
Had any letters (or, despatches) arrived —
at?-l JM
Have(or vesselindicated has) despatches
(or, letters) for — jn
Have (or vessel indicated has) despatches
(or, letters)from — JO
Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for
you ( or vessel or person indicated) . . jp
Have my letters been forwarded? - _noa
Have you letters (mails, or, despatches)
for me (or vessel, or person, or place
indicated)! - jq
—Have you received my letter?
— I have a letter (or, parcel) for you (or,
for — ).
— I have received your letter.
I will forward your letter on noe
Keep my letters (or, papers) for me till
I return pyk
Leave any letters(or, papers) for me (or
person indicated) at — qky
Letter bag. Mail bag fsj
— Letter of credit.
— Letters and parcels.
— Letters had (or, have) been received
from — .
— Letters must be sent — to (or, by).
— Letters of squadron (or, fleet).
— Letters received from — .
— Letters, or, Papers up to the — . (Indicate
where from if necessary. )
Mail bag. Letter bag --fsj
Men's letters rpg
My letters are all forwarded nof
Opportunity for letters to Europe (or,
to — ) QOD
Refer to my letters (or, despatches) - ju
Refer to your letters (or, despatches) _jv
Send following message through the
post to owners (or, to Mr. — )at — by
signal letters instead of writing at
length wz
Send for my letters vps
Send for letters (or, despatches) jw
Send my message through the telegraph
by signal letters xb
Send the letter bag on shore (or to vessel
indicated) fsn
Send your letters :.__- qr
Signal letter.-.. wcv
Take letters (or, despatches) kxc
QOR
QOS
QOT
QOU
QOV
QOW
QOX
QOY
QOZ
QPA
QPB
QPC
QPD
QPE
QPF
QPG
QPH
QPI
QPJ
QPK
QPL
QPM
QPN
QPO
Letter — Continued.
Telegraph to my owners to send my
letters to me at — vqp
Tell — not to forward any more letters
for me :- qs
Were my letters properly forwarded?
NOJ
What is the date of your last letter (or,
paper)? kmj
Will you forward my letters (or, de-
spatches)— to QU
—Will you post some letters for me?
Will you take letters (or, despatches)?- jy
— Your letters went by the — .
Leu, or, Leo. (Coin) ...aub
Lev, or, Lew. (Coin) aub
Levanter.
Levee.
Level-led-ling-ler-ness.
Lever.
Air-pump levers out of order — .. dwc
— Levers damaged (or, out of order).
Pump lever links broken tjbl
Pump levers out of order ubm
Side lever engine maw
Levy-ied-ing.
Lew. (Coin) aub
Lj. (Measure of length) -. Jawi
Liable-ility.
— Not liable.
Liar. Lie-d-ying.
Libel-led-ling-lous.
LlBERAL-LY-ITY.
Liberal contribution jtb
LlBERATE-D-ING-ION.
LlBERIA-N. LlBERIAN COLORS.
Liberty.
— Am I, or, Is — (person indicated) at lib-
erty— to?
— Is, or, Are at liberty — to;
-—Liberty man.
Libra. (Measure of
LlBRARY-IAN.
License.
— Are you regularly licensed, or, Have you
, a permit?
— Licensed-ing. To license.
Not licensed. Unlicensed.
Lie-d-ying. Liar.
-QPB
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
297
LIE-LIGHT.
QPR
QPS
QPT
QPTJ
QPY
QPW
QPX
QPY
QPZ
QRA
QRB
QRC
QRD
QRE
QRF
QRG
QRH
QRI
QRJ
QRK
QRL
QRM
QRN
QRO
QRP
Lie, Laid, Lying.
How high must I lie to fetch? mwb
— Lying in (or, at) — .
— Lying in the roadstead.
Yon will not lie afloat all the tide.-DQG
Lieu. In lieu— op. (Instead of ) ...pn a.
LlEUTENANT-OY.
Deputy, or, Lieutenant-governor kvn
Lieutenant colonel-cy jbh
— Lieutenant general.
Lieutenant in the Army ..ewl
— Lieutenant in the Navy.
— Lieutenant in the Naval Reserve ,
— Senior lieutenant.
Sub-lieutenant xbg
—Sub-lieutenant in the Naval Reserve.
Life.
— I have no life belts.
Life belt-..: qrh
— Lifeboat.
— Life buoy.
— Lif e line.
Life-saving (Rocket) apparatus ekh
Life-saving appliances esl
Life-saving (Rocket) station.- wrp
—No lives lost.
— Several lives lost.
Life belt.
I have no life belts , qrb
Lifeboat qrc
Boat, or, Lifeboat can not come er
Do you want a lifeboat? ez
Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here .fa
Have you any lifeboats? gtd
— Lifeboat Institution.
Lifeboat is going to you fe
— Lifeboat sent for.
— Lifeboat station.
Lifeboat unable to come -.er
Send lifeboat to save crew fj
Steam lifeboat , guy
We have sent for lifeboat fl
Life buoy ..qrd
Let go the life buoy hmr
LlFT-ED-ING.
Can you lift your screw? vke
— Lift rope.
— Lift screw.
Light. A light.
— Alternating light.
Anchor light (lantern, or, lamp)...EHD
Arc light eui'
Blue light gon
Bow light (lantern, or, lamp) hcg
Carry a light on your bowsprit end. _qy
Catoptric light ifa
Daylight. At daylight knb
Deadlight kog
Dioptric light laz
Electric light lux
Fixed light... ncs
Fixed and flashing light ncr
Flashing light neb
Floating light nfb
QRS
QRT
QRU
QRV
QRW
QRX
Light — Continued.
Gas, or, Light buoy nxa
Gaslight — - nxb
Green light oht
Group flashing light neo
Group occulting light sob
Holme's light (large flare) ndy
Holme's light Ismail flare) ndz
Incandescent light pga
Intermittent light pqx
Masthead light (lantern, or, lamp) _rmg
Moonlight ryx
Not under command light (lantern, or,
lamp) jec
Occulting light soa
Port-bow light hcs
Position light tpr
Red light umh
Revolving light uwl
Scintillating light v jm
Search light, or, Electric projectors.LVi
Sidelight (lantern, or, lamp) wbm
Signal light (lantern, or, lamp) ...wcu
Skylight wfm
Speed light (lantern, or, lamp) wmx
Starboard bow light hcu
Starlight r . wqr
Stay light (lantern, or, lamp) wsd
Steaming light (lantern, or, lamp)-WTD
Stern light (lantern, or, lamp) wux
Sunlight xcu
Towing light-- J_.xyz
Very's pistol light ypv
"White light zdj
All the lights are out along the coast —
of — PU
Allow no lights to be seen. Extinguish
all lights dzb
Are there any alterations in the lights
(or, marks)? ecb
Are-there any lights (or, landmarks)? - QFA
At — (time indicated) light bore — --PV
Beach your vessel where flag is waved
(or, light is shown) fzt
Boats should endeavor to land where
flag is waved (or, light is shown) __jz
Burn blue light, or, Flash powder. .GOQ
Carry a light at your bowsprit end.-QY
Did boats take a blue light (lantern, or,
any means of making a signal)?., gsp
Do not bring the light to the — (bearing
indicated) of — (bearing indicated), px
— Do not light your fires.
Do not show a light on any account.QV
—Do not show a light on my account.
Electric-light installation luy
Extinguish all lights. Allow no lights
to be seen dzb
Fire and lights out mzq
Fire, or, Light will be kept at the best
place for landing ke
Flare-d-ing — up. Flare light ndx
Flash powder, or, Burn a blue light.GOQ
Have you any blue lights? gor
— Have you any signal lights?
— Have you seen the light?
Hoist alight owe
How far can light be seen?. msz
— I do not think there is any light here-
abouts.
— I do not wish to show a light.
298
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
LIGHT— LIGHTNING.
-QRY
QRZ
QSA
QSB
QSC
QSD
QSE
QSF
QSG
QSH
QSI
QSJ
QSK
QSL
QSM
QSN
QSO
QSP
QSR
Light — Continued.
I have just lost sight of the land (or,
light) qdv
I shall keep hold of the land (or, light)',
or, I shall keep land (or, light), bear-
ing — QA
— I will carry a light. I will show a light.
I will show a light to-night when I alter
course qw
— I will show a light to-night when I make
sail.
I will show a light to-night when I tack,
QX
Indicate bearing of light (lighthouse, or,
light-ship) qb
Keep a good lookout for lights (or, land) ,
or, Look out for lights (or, land) _pyh
Keep a light at your bowsprit end- - _qy
Keep a light burning -_ kc
Keep ahead and carry a light dvk
Keep lights (or, fires) on the beach (or,
shore) all night fzw
Keep the light between — (bearing indi-
cated) and — (bearing indicated) - -QC
Keep the search light on, or, Keep elec-
tric light on LVH
Light-er-est --QST
— Light-ing-ed. Lit. To light.
— Light dues.
— Lighting fires.
— Light Indicated has been replaced.
—Light indicated is not now in its old po-
sition.
— Light indicated will commence on the —
(date indicated).
— Light, or, Floating light is discontinued
(or, gone).
Light is not to be depended upon qd
— Light on — is not working satisfactorily.
— Light signal.
— Light your fires.
Lighted. Lit. To light-- --.qsa
Lighting. To light qsa
Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the best
place for landing or coming on shore,
KE
Off the light sou
Shall we have daylight enough? knt
— Shall you show a light?
Temporary light shown at — (placeindi-
cated) 1- xns
— There is alight on — ,or, The lights on — .
— They are only vessel's lights.
To light. Lighting-ed qsa
Turn the electric light off lvj
Turn the electric light on lvk
Use your search light ymt^
— Vessel indicated is showing a light.
— We did not see the light.
What bearing shall I keep the light (or,
landmark) on? qp
What sort of a light is it?
When I alter course to-night I will show
a light qw
When you alter course (or, tack) to-
night show a light jzs
— Will you carry a light?
You must keep a light burning kc
Your lights are out (or, want trimming) .
— Made by — — — — flashes or by
blasts of a steam whistle.
QST
QSU
QSV
QSX
QSY
QSZ
QTA
QTB
QTC
QTD
QTE
QTF
QTG
QTH
QTI
QTJ
QTK
QTL
Light-er-est. (Not dark.)
Light. (Not heavy. )
Calm and light winds htm
Light breeze hgd
Light guns oke
Light in ballast _ftr
— Light sail. Upper sail.
Light unsettled weather - yzb
— Lighter-est.
Take in light sails __ xjn
Wind light zel
Lighten-ed-ing.
— Must lighten the ship.
What draught of water (in feet) could
you lighten to? _ob
Lighter.
Coal lighter rwp
— How many lighters do you want?
— I want — (number indicated) lighters.
— Lighter alongside.
Lighter coming off qz
— Lighter has left.
Lighter is adrift ...ra
Powder hoy (or, lighter) ozu
There are no lighters available rb
Want a lighter (or, lighters) imme-
diately (if more than one, number to
follow) ym
— Want iighters to take my cargo.
What quantity of coal remains in the
collier (coal dep6t, or, lighter) ?.-ixo
Will you send off lighters as fast as pos-
sible? rc
Light-house.
Indicate bearing of light (light-house,
or, light-ship) qb
Light on — is not working satisfactorily,
QSH
Light-house, or, Trinity Board gpn
Light-house, or, Light-ship at — wants
immediate assistance cw
What is the name of light-house (or,
light-ship) in sight? _.rw
Light-ship.
Indicate bearing of light (light-house,
or, light-ship) qb
Is the light-ship on her station? . . .wro
Light-ship at — is out of position, or,
Light-ship is not at anchor on her
station .. qe
Light-ship, or, Light-house at — wants
immediate assistance cw
Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac-
count of ice pcb
—Steer directly for the light-ship.
What is the name of light-ship (or,
light-house) in sight? rw
Lightning.
Lightning conductor.
— Struck by lightning.
There has been, or, We have had a storm
of thunder and lightning.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
299
LIKE— LIST.
QTM
QTN
QTO
QTP
QTR
QTS
QTU
QTV
QTW
QTX
QTY
QTZ
QUA
QUB
QUO
QUD
QUE
QUF
QUG
QUH
QUI
LlKE-LY.
Am aground, likely to break up ; require
immediate assistance ca
Channel, or, Fairway is likely to be
mined ild
Is embargo likely to be taken off ?.-LWi
Is illness likely to last? pcw
— Is it likely? Is it probable?
Is it likely you (or vessel indicated) will
begot off? ofj
— Is likely to recover.
Is — (vessel indicated) likely to assist
(or, supply) me?-.-- fgk
— Likeness (resemblance) .
— Likely to change.
Likely to fail mqz
— Likewise.
Looks like esa
— Looks likely.
—Most likely (or, probable).
— Not likely. Unlikely.
Pilot boat most likely — (on bearing
indicated)^ or, off — tk
There is a likelihood of being becalmed,
GCK
Very likely ypo
Vessel indicated not likely to supply
(or, assist) you fgr
—What is it like?
— What is she like?
What is the sea like? ux
When do you think I am likely to fall in
-with — (vessel indicated) msa
Where do you think I am likely to fall in
with—? MSB
You are not likely to receive your orders
for some days -.sux
LlKE-D-ING. TO LIKE.
Do, or, Does not like the appearance of,
ERW
■I do not like.
I do not like the look of the weather.zE
I do not like to run in. I prefer keeping
the sea vca
I do not like to trust too much to my—,
YCG
Natives do not like ships watering with-
out payment ywq
—Should like.
Should like to have another comparison,
ov
Would you like to see our newspapers?
SL
Limb.
Lime.
— Lime, or, Lemon juice.
Limit-ed-ing.
Inside of limit pmj
— Outside of limit.
LlNE-D-ING. TO LINE.
Line. A line.
Along the line eal
Clew line. Clew garnet iue
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
kite, or, raft, etc.) ka
QUJ
QUK
QUL
QUM
QUN
QUO
QUP
QUR
QUS
QUT
QUV
QUW
QUX
QUY
QUZ
QVA
QVB
QVC
QVD
QVE
QVF
QVG
QVH
QVI
QVJ
Line — Continued.
Fishing line nbv"
Hauling line opb
Have a towline ready xyp
— Have you any means of throwing a line?
— Have you sufficient towline?
— In line.
Inner line pln
Is the line fast? .-- kb
Leadline QJK
— Keep the two objects named in one line.
Lifeline - QRE
Line. Equator mgk
Line-of -battle ship. Battle ship-.-FYX
— Line of communication.
— Line of defense.
— Line of mines.
— Line of torpedoes.
— Log line.
Look out for rocket line (or, line) -KF
' Look out for the towline . . - qzu
Mortar for throwing line sap
Rocket to throw a line. L. S. A. rocket,
UZG
Send a line.
— Send for the towline.
Sending, Sent for the towline vpx
The Line. Equator .-- mgk
Towline ...xza
Water line yvu
— We will endeavor to send a line.
When did you cross the Line? kel
Where did you cross the Line? kem
Where will you cross the Line? ken
Linen.
Bed linen got
Can I get linen (or, clothes) washed?
ivq
Clean linen (clothes, or, shirts) isu
Dirty linen vyo
Liniment.
Link-ed-ing.
Pump lever links broken ubl
Linseed.
— Linseed oil.
Lint.
Liquefy -ied-ing-action
Liquid.
Floating, or, Liquid compass jhp
Liquor.
Malt liquor RJC
Lira. Lire. (Coin) aud
Lira egiziana. ( Coin) ato
Lira turca. (Coin) aue
List — of.
— A list of — .
Army List EWD
Code List of Ships izd
—Is your list of ships correct?
Lloyd's List- Qwu
— Mercantile Navy List.
300
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
LIST— LOCOMOTIVE.
QVK
QVL
QVM
QVN
QVO
QVP
QVR
QVS
QVT
QVU
QVW
QVX
QVY
QVZ
QWA
QWB
QWC
QWD
QWE
QWF
QWG
QWH
QWI
QWJ
QWK
QWL
QWM
QWN
QWO
QWP
List — Continued.
— Passenger list.
— Remittance list.
— United States, Royal, or State Navy
List or Register.
Send list of defects krf
"Shipping Gazette and Lloyd's List,"
QWU
Sick list wbf
What is the date of your Code List?-izH
Your name is not on my list ; spell it
alphabetically (or, by alphabetical
table, page 15) ebq
LlST-ED-ING. TO LIST.
— List to port.
— List to starboard.
(To incline.)
Litharge.
Litre. ( Measure of capacity) azf
LlTTLE-NESS.
A little farther msu
— A little more.
— As little as.
If you will wait a little tsu
Little better gir
— Little loss.
Of little importance. Unimportant. pey
Port a little. Ship's head to go to star-
board TPG
Sheer a little off vuo
Sheer a little off when you come to the
point vup
Starboard a little. Ship's head to go to
port wqu
—Too little. Too small.
— Very little.
Live-d-ing. (-See also Life.)
Live cargo hzg
Live stock .wvl
— Lively.
No boat could live gtw
— No means of living.
Liver.
Lloyd's.
Austro-Hungarian Lloyd's fmj
— Committee of Lloyd's.
— Condemned by Lloyd's agent.
— Consult Lloyd's agent.
-Do not interfere with (or, take the mat-
ter out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent.
French Lloyd's. Veritas nqp
German Lloyd's nyd
—Have you been visited by Lloyd's agent?
— Have you seen Lloyd's agent?
■How do you (or vessel indicated) stand
at Lloyd's?
I am insured at Lloyd's.
— I am not classed at Lloyd's.
I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,
cv
— I am not insured at Lloyd's.
■I stand (or vessel indicated stands) —
(class indicated) at Lloyd's.
■Inform Lloyd's agent.
QWR
QWS
QWT
QWU
QWV
QWX
QWY
QWZ
QXA
QXB
QXC
QXD
QXF
QXG
QXH
QXI
QXJ
QXK
QXL
QXM
QXN
QXO
QXP
QXR
QXS
QXT
QXU
QXV
QXW.
QXY
QXZ
QYA
QYB
QYC
Lloyd's — Continued.
Intend to abandon the ship to Lloyd's
agent cxp
—Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
agent.
— Lloyd's agent — is.
— Lloyd's agent advises you to — .
Lloyd's Committee qwe
—Lloyd's List and Shipping Gazette.
— Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign
Shipping.
— Lloyd's Registry.
— Lloyd's Sal\sage Agreement.
— Lloyd's Seaman's Almanac.
— Lloyd's secretary.
— Lloyd's signal station — at — .
— Lloyd's surveyor.
— "Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index."
— Lloyd's Yacht Register.
— Not on Lloyd's Registry book.
— Please send off Lloyd's surveyor.
— Removed from Lloyd's Register.
Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's ..to
Report me to Lloyd's ira
Report me (or, my communication) to
Lloyd's agent at — uh
"Shipping Gazette and Lloyd's List,"
QWU
— Surveyed by Lloyd's agent.
— Who is Lloyd's agent?
— Will Lloyd's agent come on board?
LOAD-ED-ING. TO LOAD.
Breech loader-ing hfu
— Can load — .
— Can you load any — ?
Deeply laden _■ kqw
I am loaded with combustibles hp
Laden — with — qcx
— Loaded with.
— Loading — for — .
Must load more ballast pts
Muzzle loader-ing sde
Loaf.
Loan.
Lobster.
local-ly-ity.
Have you any local attraction? jhr
I know nothing of the locality (or,
place) qcb
Local authorities fnl
Local Board... gpi
— Local defence.
Local Government Board gpj
Local Medical Board... gpk
— Local time.
Look-ed-ing.
Forelock njw
Lock and key qai
— Locksmith.
Locker.
Chain locker ijn
Locomotive.
— Locomotion.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
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LOCOMOTIVE— LOOK.
QYD
QYE
QYF
QYG
QYH
QYI
QYJ
QYK
QYL
QYM
QYK
QYO
QYP
QYR
QYS
QYT
QYU
QYV
QYW
QYX
Locomotive — Continued.
Locomotive boiler gxd
Locomotive engine mas
— Locomotive torpedo.
lodge-d-ment.,
Lodging
log-ged-ging. t6 log.
Engine-room log mbi
Log board gqp
Logbook gyz
— Log glass.
Log line «, <jus
Meteorological log book gz a
Official log book gzd
.Patent log tef
Ship's log vyc
Steam log book ..^ ...gzh
Logarithm. Logarithm table.
Logwood.
Long.
Any longer - epb
As long as fav
Do not stand too long on your present
tack _— jzi
— How long a time?
How long after? drp
How long — ago (or, since)?. dtk
— How long do you require to clean your
engines?
How long have you (or vessel indicated)
been in such distress? lhi
How long have you (orvesselindicated)
been on fire? •- naj
— How long have you been on the voyage?
How long have you had this fog? . .ngk
—How long is (or, are)?
How long may we stand on our present
course? JZK
How long ought I to be getting an
answer from — ? emy
— How long shall you stop (remain)?
How long will delay be? ksh
How long will you be getting steam
up vy
How long will you (or vessel indicated)
be repairing damages? bm
— How much longer?
I fear I can not hold on much longer,
OWT
I shall stand in for the land as long as
I can see ^...qdz
I will not delay you long ksj
Long after drq
Long ago (or, since) dtl
Longboat — Grot
Long range uht
Long time— ago. Long ago - dtl
— Long way.
— Longer.
— Longest.
— Much longer.
Not long— ago dtn
— Not much longer.
Rocks stretch a long way out-- ge
— Too long.
QYZ
QZA
QZB
QZC
QZD
QZE
QZF
QZG
QZH
QZI
CZJ
QZK
QZL
QZM
QZN
QZO
Long boat gtr
Longitude. Code Flag over di
Note. — For degrees of longitude, see
page 56.
Degree of longitude krz
Derelict reported passed on — * lati-
tude — , longitude — ; dangerous to
navigation kvr
Difference of longitude kzg
—East longitude.
Have passed ice in latitude — , longi-
tude— , on the — * -- J--PQ
I have been injured by ice in latitude—,
and longitude — pbn
Ice between 30° and 35° of longitude,*
PF
Ice between 35° and 40° of longitude,*
PG
Ice between 40° and 45° of longitude,*
PH
Ice between 45° and 50° of longitude,*
pi
Ice between 50° and 55° of longitude,*
pj
Ice between 55° and 60° of longitude,*
PK
Ice between 60° and 65° of longitude,*
PL
Ice between 65° and 70° of longitude,*
PM
Ice between 70° and 75° of longitude,*
PN
Ice between 75° and 80° of longitude,*
po
In the longitude — of — .
— In what longitude ?
— Is. the longitude correct?
—Longitude by dead reckoning.
— Longitude by observation.
— Minute of longitude.
— My longitude by chronometer is — .
— My longitude by — is — .
Rendezvous in latitude — and longi-
tude — JC
Report the — (vessel indicated) all well,
in latitude — , and longitude — (indi-
cated), on the — (date indicated). -UN
Saw derelict in latitude — and longi-
tude — on the — * -JH
— Second of longitude.
— West longitude.
— What is the longitude of — ?
What is your first meridian ? -NBL
— What is your longitude brought up to
the present moment?
— What is your longitude by chronom-
eter?
What latitude and longitude did you
(or, they) have ice in? ps
— What longitude do (or, did) you go
into?
Longitudinal-ly.
Lood. (Measure of tveight) bai
LOOK-ED-ING. TO LOOK.
Bad lookout frg
Be on your guard. Look out oiv
*Date to be indicated if necessary.
302
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Part II.
LOOK— LOSS.
QZP
QZR
QZS
QZT
Qzrr
QZV
QZW
QZX
QZY
RAB
RAC
RAD
RAE
RAF
RAG
RAH
RAI
RAJ
RAK
Look — Continued.
Do you, or, Did you get a good look at
the land to know exactly whereabouts
we are? py
Freights looking better — . nqf
Good lookout odz
Has the appearance of. Looks like . es a
Heavy weather coming; look sharp., fz
I do not like the look of the weather . _ze
In anchoring, look out formooringS-Elw
In anchoring, look out for telegraph
cable wv
Keep a good lookout aloft - - bag
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's war vessels are going about
in disguise as merchantmen. -OJ
Keep a good lookout for land (or, light),
or, Look out for land (or, light) (bear-
ing to follow, if necessary) pyh
Keep a sharp lookout , pyi
— Look at.
— Look in (or, into).
— Look out— to (or, for).
Look out. Pay attention ds
Look out at daybreak ..knm
Look out for a boat bearing — gts
Look out for aline (or, rocket line)...KF
—Look out for a squall.
Look out for my pilot. Pick up my
pilot TJH
—Look out for the tow-line.
Look out on lee bow hcj
Look out on weather bow hck
— Look out to leeward.
— Look out to windward,
—Lookout vessel (or, scout).
— Lookout will be kept for any raft (or,
spars).
i Lookout will be kept on the beach all
night. kg
— Look to the slings.
Looks like esa
Looks likely.. ^ QTU
— Run in for pilot (or, pilot vessel) and
look out for their signals.
Ship's bottom must be looked at-.-HBG
—Some one to look after stock.
Vessel looks like a man-of-war rpn
Your permit will be looked at mkl
Look-out man. (Lookout.)
Loom-ed-ing.
loophole-d.
loose-d-ing-ly-ness.
Boiler loosi (or, adrift) gwd
Broke loose hju
Crank webs loose kbr
Eccentric pulleys loose lsv
Engine seating loose mco
Holding-down bolts loose gya
— Loose from.
— Loose sails.
Propeller worked loose tzc
Lord-ship.
House of Lords. Senate ozr
Lord Mayor — of — rnj
RAL
RAM
RAN
RAO
RAP
RAQ
RAS
RAT
RAU
RAV
RAW
RAX
RAY
RAZ
RBA
RBC
RBD
RBE
RBF
RBG
RBH
RBI
RBJ
LOSE-ING. TO LOSE.
All hands lost (or, perished) dxq
All lost. Total loss dxo
All nets lost dxp
Boat is lost aq
Both booms with nets lost gzo
Cargo lost -. -- hzy
— Do not lose sight of — it.
Have lost — head of cattle ife
Have lost all boats; can you take off
people? ,. ni
Have lost deck cargo iao
Have lost screw, or, Screw disabled- .MS
— Have you lo%t?
Have you lost all your boats? bl,
Heavy loss . osx
I have just lost sight of the land (or,
light) qdv
I have lost all my boats bo
I have lost an anchor ein
— If you lose the wind.
It is dangerous to lose the wind gc
Just lost sight of land (or, light) --Qdv
Key of propeller lost -..qah
Little loss. Qvw
— Lose no time.
Lose no time in getting to the anchor-
age ELC
Lose no time in shoring up cf
— Lose-ing, Lost sight of — (vessel or ob-
ject indicated).
— Lose-ing, Lost time.
— Loss.
Loss of bulwarks hlt
— Lost.
Lost all propeller blades gly
Lost an anchor ejb
Lost his (or, the) certificate ijb
■ Lost number of blades (indicated) of
screw propeller . glz
— Lost on the — .
— Lost overboard.
— Lost screw propeller.
— Lost sight of wreck.
— Lost the (or, her) mast.
Mail steamer reported lost rfm
My chronometer loses daily gt
No lives lost -QRF
— Not much loss.
— One net lost.
One net with boom lost gzu
Rudder lost - - -- -.vbj
Several lives lost QRG
Severe loss -_ vsy
Time will be lost xtu
Total loss. All lost dxo
— Two (or number indicated) nets lost.
— Vessel indicated has lost her rudder.
— Vessel seen(or,I indicated) lost her masts.
We have lost altogether — EDO
— What have you lost?
—What loss?
When did you lose your masts? RMJ
—Where did you lose the trade (or, mon-
soon) ?
With loss of bowsprit hda
With loss of foremast nky
— Without loss.
Loss. (See also Lose) rat
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LOST— LYNCH.
EBK
RBL
RBM
RBN
RBO
RBP
RBQ
BBS
RBT
RBTT
RBV
RBW
RBX
RBY
RBZ
RCA
RCB
BCD
RCE
RCP
RCG
RCH
RCI
RCJ
RCK
Lost. (See also Lose.) rau
Lot.
"We have had a lot of fog ngp
Lottery.
loud-ly-er-ness.
Louis, or, Napoleon. (Coin) axjp
LOVE-D-ING.
Low. (See also Lower.)
At low water you will have — feet.KUZ
Dry at low water lop
How many feet at low water? kvp
I can not make out the lowest flag- .ndf
Low land.
— Low pressure.
Low-pressure cylinder kij
Low-pressure cylinder cover kal
Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
of order) : kaw
—Low-pressure piston.
Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,
KAM
— Low water.
— Low- water mark.
Lower-ed-ing. To lower rby
Lower KCA
— Lowest.
Markets are very bad (very low) ---FRS
Prices are low tvr
Proceed at low water twz
The depth here (or at place indicated)
is — feet at low water kvd
— The lowest price is.
—Too low.
Was the tide low when you grounded?
CJ
What is the depth at low water?- . .kvp
What is the lowest price you will take?
tvu
You will be aground at low water . -KX
LOWER-ED-ING.
— Lower away.
To LOWER.
Lower.
I have sprung (or, damaged) lower top-
sail yard KJI
Lower boom GZS
Lower cap HVL
— Lower deck.
Lower fore topsail yard nk I
Lower main topsail yard RGF
— Lower mast.
Lower ,mizzen topsail yard Rwo
— Lower port.
—Lower rigging.
Lower spanker topsail yard wlu
—Lower studding sails.
— Lower topsail.
— Lower yard.
Premiums are lower j tsq
—Sprung, or, Seriously damaged a lower
mast (or vessel indicated has).
—Sprung, or. Seriously damaged lower
yard (or spar indicated).
Top your lower yard xvo
RCL
ROM
RCN
RCO
RCP
RCQ
RCS
RCT
RCU
RCV
RCW
RCX
RCY
RCZ
RDA
RDB
RDC
RDE
RDF
RDG
RDH
RDI
RDJ
RDK
RDL
RDM
RDN
RDO
Loyal-ty.
lubber-ly.
Lubricant.
Lubricate-or.
Lubricating oil. Oil for machinery. SQC
Lucifer.
Luck-y-ily.
lupf-ed-ing.
Close luff — iuy
— Luff all you can.
—Luff tackle.
Lug.
Luggage.
Lugger.
Lugsail.
lull-ed-ing.
If the wind abates (or, lulls) zeq
—The first lull, or. When it lulls.
lumber-ed-ing.
Luminous- ary,
— Luminous buoy.
Lump-ed-ing.
Lunar.
— Lunar rainbow.
Lunatic-cy.
Lunatic asylum phz
Lunch-eon. Tiffin.
— Will you lunch with me?
Lung.
Inflammation of the lungs PJR
LURCH-ED-ING.
Lee lurch QMi>
Weather lurch yzp
Lying— in (or, at) — --Qps
Lying in the roadstead QPT
Lymph. Vaccine lymph.
Lynch-law.
304
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
M— MAIL.
RDP
M. (Letter.) (For new-method of spelling,
•
M ade-^ Continued.
seepage 13.)
Is a prisoner, or, Made prisoner twh
Made a breach hej
A.M., or Ante Meridian. Before noon.
Made an agreement with — dtjh
In the forenoon edu
REF
— Made an offer — of.
Made arrangements — to (or, for) — _exi
P. M., or Post Meridian. Afternoon.
Made mistake. Mistake has been made,
In the afternoon -- dew
RIK 1
Made no impression . - pfk <
Maatje. (Measure of capacity. ) aytj
REG
— Made overture.
Manufactured, Made, or, Built by.HLE
Mace, or, Tsin. (Coin.).- aug
May be made efficient.-- ltw
REH
— Mistake has been made.
RDQ
Machine.
Perhaps it might be made to answer.ENi
Electric machine litz
Repeat ship's name; your flags were not
Machine gun okf
made out- 2 du
RDS
— Patent sounding machine.
Repeat the last signal made. wcr
Weighing machine zba
Ship has not made her signal slh
The signal made -- - _wdl
RDT
Machinery. (See also Engines. )
Will an allowance be made? dzp
Accident to machinery (or, engines).
REI
— Will not be made.
(See page 233.)
— made an unsuccessful attack on — ,
Damage to machinery (part to be indi-
FKH
cated) KJA
Examine (examination of) machinery,
REJ
Madeira wine.
Have passed steamer with machinery
REK
Magazine.
disabled mt
After magazine -dqz
Have yon damaged your machinery?
REL
— Fore magazine.
MBO
Magazine rifle uxc
I am going to stop, as machinery re-
Powder magazine trm
quires adjusting rk
Small arm, or, Percussion magazine,
RDU
— I am in want of oil for machinery.
EVF
Machinery broken down - mch
REM
Magistrate-cy.
Machinery broken down ; I am disabled,
BJ
REN
Magnesium.
RDV
— Machinery broken down ; irreparable at
sea.
Machinery broken down; under tem-
REO
— Magnesium wire.
■
porary repair MCK
REP
Magnet-ic-al.
Machinery disabled _ mcn
Electromagnet lvg
Machinery out of order rj
Magnetic bearing (i. e., eompassbearing
Machinery requires adjusting dkf
corrected for deviation ) jhx
Machinery slightly deranged mcq
REQ
— Magnetic needle.
Machinery supposed to have broken
RET
Magnificent-ce.
Machinery wants repair mbi.
RDW
— Proceed after repairing machinery.
RETJ
Mahogany.
RDX
— Refrigerating machinery out of order.
Small adjustment required to ma-
REV
Mahomet-an.
chinery DKG
RDY
— Stopping, only for small adjustment to
REW
Mail.
machinery.
REX
— Am a mail boat.
The damage to machinery is not serious,
Any news of the — mail?-.. epj
and is such as can be repaired by the
Are you going to land all mails at — ?
vessel's own engineers rl
QDN
Machinist, or, Engine-room artificer,
Arrange-d-ing mail . ewt
EZR
REY
— Barely time to save the mail.
RDZ
Mackerel.
By the mail hpl
REZ
— Did not get a mail.
REA
Mad-ly-ness.
Expected next mail mni
Had th e mail arrived when you lef t? -EYG
REC
Madder.
Has the mail arrived — (from — , if nee-
essary)? ------ qn
RED
Made. (See also Make. )
Has the mail left(or, sailed) — (for — , if
Every exertion has been made miv
,necessary)1 - .' .....qo
Has arrangement been made? exa
Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for
Have', or. Has made a complaint- __jkb
you (or vessel or person indicated) - jr
Have, or. Has made no calculation, hso
Have the mails been delivered? .-. . .ksu
I made the discovery lds
Have they advertised for any vessel to
Inquiry has been made plv
carry the mail? dof
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305
MAIL— MAKE.
BFA
BFB
RFC
RFD
RFE
RFG
RFH
RFI
RFJ
RFK
RFL
RFM
RFN
RFO
RFP
RFQ
RFS
RFT
RFU
RFV
RFW
RFX
RFY
RFZ
RGA
RGB
RGC
RGD
RGE
RGF
RGH
RGI
RGJ
RGK
BGL
Mail— Continued.
— Have you a mail?
Have you letters (mails, or, despatches),
for me (or vessel, person, or place
indicated)1! ---JQ
— I have mails for — .
I will take mails for you.. qp
Last mail - qgc
Latest posting time for mail is — . . qhg
— Mail arrived — on the — (date indicated) .
Mail bag fsj
— Mail closes at — .
Mail day kno
— Mail due (or, is due) on — .
— Mails have (or, had) arrived from —
(dates up to — ).
— Mail has left.
— Mail has (or, had) not arrived from —
(place indicated).
— Mail is now at — .
— Mail steamer.
— Mail steamer arrives-d — at — .
— Mail steamer reported lost.
— Mail steamer sails-ed.
—Mail tender.
— Mails go by sailing vessel.
— Mails go by steamer.
— Missed the mail.
— Next mail.
Overland mail leaves on the — sxm
— Passed the mail — days ago.
—Shall I save the mail (or, post) ?
— The mails leave on the — .
— The next mail goes in — (vessel indi-
cated).
What are the latest dates by the last
mail? — kmh
What is the number of mail bags you
have on board? fsp
—What vessel takes the next mail?
— When does the — mail arrive?
When does the mail leave? QT
— When ought the next mail to arrive?
— When ought the next mail to leave?
Will you wait for the mail? ytd
— You are to land all mails at — .
Main.
Back main topsail xwc
Can I get a main yard at — ? nyg
Fill main topsail myb
Gaff mainsail nvf
Have broken main shaft mr
—I have carried away main yard.
I have sprung (or, damaged) main yard,
KJL
Keep the main topsail shivering pzj
— Lower main topsail yard.
Main bearing brasses broken (or, out of
order) - crao
Main boiler .- OffiE
— Main boom.
Main cable hrl
Main chain us
Main check valves out of order ioe
Main clew garnet iuh
— Main deck.
— Main drain.
Main hold * oxd
— Mainmast.
— Mainmast sprung.
BGM
RGN
RGO
RGP
RGQ
RGS
RGT
RGU
RGV
RGW
RGX
RGY
RGZ
RHA
RHB
RHC
RHD
RHE
RHF
RHG
RHI
RHJ
RHK
RHL
RHM
RHN
RHO
RHP
RHQ
RHS
RHT
RHTI
RHV
RHW
RHX
RHY
RHZ
RIA
RIB
RIC
Main — Continued.
Main pump.
— Main rigging.
— Main royal.
— Main royal yard.
Main runners -, vcb
— Mainsail. Main course.
— Mainsail split.
Main shaft broken me
— Main shaft broken in stern tube.
— Mainsheet.
—Mainstay.
— Main staysail
— Main tack.
—Maintop.
— Main topgallant mast.
— Main topgallant sail.
— Main topgallant yard.
— Main topmast.
— Main topmast staysail.
—Main topsail.
— Main topsail yard.
— Main topsail yard sprung.
— Main yard.
— Main yard sprung.
Tail end of main shaft broken lyo
— Upper main topsail yard.
What are the dimensions of main yard?
LAO
Maintain-ed-ing-enance.
Maize.
Majesty.
—His, or, Her Majesty.
His, or, Her Majesty's dominions --LKH
His, or, Her Majesty's Government.OGB
— His, or, Her Majesty's service.
— His, or, Her Majesty's ship.
— On His (or, Her) Majesty's service.
—Their Majesties.
Major. (Army) --.ewm
Sergeant-major vrp
Town Major xzf
Majority — op.
—Government majority of — .
Majority — of rhu
— Opposition majority of — .
Make-ing. To make. (See also Made. )
As soon as the flood tide makes fbp
— Be sure and make no mistake.
Boilermaker owe
— Can make.
— Can make out.
Can make out flags (or, colors) ncv
Can you make a raft? ugo
Can you make out her flag (o?v signal) ?
NCW
Can you make out the leading marks?
QJO
— Can not make.
— Can not make out.
Can not make put her (or, your) colors.
LGX
Can not make out the flags (or, signals),
NCX
Can not make out your flags; come
nearer (or, make Distant Signals) -VM
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
MAKE— MAN.
BID
RIE
RIF
RIG
RIH
RIJ
RIK
RIL
RIM
RIN
RIO
RIP
RIQ
RIS
Make — Continued.
Clearly make out itk
Convoy to disperse and make for desti-
nation is
Do not attempt to make the anchorage
(or, harbor) fw
Do not make any alteration — until- -ECG
Had we not better run in (or, make) for
the land? pz
I can not make out the flags(or, signals),
NCX
I can not make out the flags ; hoist the
signal in a better position owl
I can not make out the "bottom flag.NDF
I can not make out the second flag.NDG
I can not make out the third flag.-NDH
I can not make out the top flag ndi
I shall make for the anchorage (or, — )
with all despatch jt
I shall not endeavor to make the land,
QDX
I shall not go into less than — fathoms of
water whether I make the land or not,
QDY
I shall stand in till I make the land.QEA
I will show a light to-night when I
make sail QRZ
— In making sail.
Make a demand ktb
Make, or, Take a duplicate (or, copy),
JWD
Make a signal when you want a boat,
GTU
Make all snug ..dyn
Make allowances — for (or, to) — dzk
Make an acknowledgment dgs
Make an agreement with — duh
Make an alteration .'. ecp
Make an appointment for — esz
— Make an example.
Make arrangements to — (or, for — ) .exi
Make Distant Signals.. - lgh
—Make fast — to — .
Mast fast to a buoy .hms
— Make fast to the pier.
— Make for • — . Run for — (name of port
to follow).
— Make-ing, Made good — the (or^ your) .
Make haste , ons
Make haste or he will be gone ocu
Make inquiry med
— Make-ing, Made mistakes.
— Make more sail. Set your — .
— Make my compliments — to.
— Make no noise. Keep silence.
Make out svx
Make out an inventory psj
— Make provision for.
Make, or, Set sail rit
Make sail, or, Go ahead, and drop a boat
onboard. — dvn
— Make short tacks.
Make signal — to (or, for) wcm
Make sure — of . xpo
Make sure of her staying. wsb
Make your number. (Distinguishing
signal) dv
— Maker.
Makes good progress tyd
— Makes no progress.
Making large purchases uca
RIT
RIU
RIV
RIX
RIY
RIZ
RJA
RJB
RJC
RJD
RJE
Make — Continued.
Making (number to follow) revolutions
per minute uwj
Not able to make such short tacks, .xil
Not safe to risk making the land. .. vde
Sail maker veg
— Set sail. Make sail.
—Shall I make?
Shall I make another attempt? fkq
— They (boats) are making for the shore.
Try to make out name of vessel in —
(direction indicated) sdp
—What do you make?
What do you make of stranger? wzf
What do you make of the land? qeu
What harbor shall you make (or, run)
for? -OND
When the ebb makes lsp
When the flood makes nfr
When will the flood make? ....xj
— Will you make?
Will you make an agreement? dttj
— Will you make an offer?
Will you make the land to-night? - - QEV
Will you repeat the signals being made
to me? vn
You may make an attempt fkv
You may make some abatement ...cxu
You must not (or, can not) make any
excuse '..mli
Maker ___ riq
Malarious. Malarious fever mwq
Malay.
Male. Male passenger.
Malt liquor.
Malta. .Maltese.
Man. (See also Men. )
A. B. Able seaman .cxe
Alderman .__ -. dws
Am a man-of-war rpm
Are there any men-of-war about ?..-SA
Armed men not allowed to land euv
Artilleryman ezu
Boatman gvl
Boiler burst ; — men killed at
Boiler burst ; — men killed, — others
wounded AU
Boiler burst; several men killed ay
Boiler burst; several men wounded _az
Cattleman ifd
Chairman TUQ
Clergyman, Parson, or, Minister itx
Clothing for men. Slops rvs
Coastguard man iyp
Did you fall in with any men-of-war?
mrn
Fireman » .nab
Fisherman nbs
Foreman -.njx
Have men for.. „ ..rpd
Have you men enough? mdk
Have you seen (or, spoken to) any men-
of-war? If so, report their names (or,
nation) vnm
i
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
307
MAN— MANY.
RJF
RJG
RJH
RJI
RJK
RJL
RJM
RJN
RJO
RJP
RJQ
RJS
Man — Continued.
He, or, She is full of men nsx
Helmsman otr
How many men? rki
Landsman - qpb
Leadsman qjl
Liberty man qpj
Lookout man. (Lookout) rab
-Man-ned-ning. To, man.
Man aloft eah
Man and arm boats gtv
Man-of-war rpl
Man overboard — _br
Manhole door -_lkr
Manrope rjx
Men -- ..-RPC
Men on leave.->- rpf
Men's clothing. Slops --- ivs
Men's letters rpg
Merchant seaman rpy
Midshipman RTJ
Newly-raised man -'--. rph
Nobleman sit
Officers and men rpi
Ordinary seaman ... svd
Postman tqo
Rifleman uxf
Seaman .- vlg
Short manned. Crew weak kd j
Signalman wdh
Small-arm men evc
Tradesman xzm
"Vessel looks like a man-of-war rpn
Want a boat; man overboard bt
Want men (number and particulars, if
necessary) 4 RPJ
Waterman. ywh
We have left men behind (number to be
shown) QLO
What men-of-war did you leave at — ?
QLR
Workman - zia
Your men Rpk
— men of crew have been ill with yellow
fever (number to follow) mwt
Manage-d-ing-able-ment.
How do (or, did) you manage (or, con-
trive)— to — ? - JTF
Manager.
Mandarin.
Mandrell.
Manger.
Mangrove.
Manhole door lkr
Manifest.
—Manifest of cargo.
Manipulate-d-ing-tion.
Manner.
In a hostile manner ozd
— In what manner?
RJT
RJU
RJV
RJW
RJX
RJY
RJZ
RKA
RKB
RKO
RKD
RKE
RKF
RKG
RKH
RKI
RKJ
RKL
Manila hope.
Manceuvre-d-ing.
—Naval manoeuvres.
Man-of-war. (See'MEN-OF-WAR) - - .rpl
Manometer. Steam-pressure gauge.
Manrope.
Mansion.
Manslaughter.
Manufactory. ManufActure-ed-ing.
Manufactured, Made, or, Built by — ,
HLE
Manufactured cottons. Cotton goods,
JXY
Manure.
Manuscript.
Many.
A good many slight cases idh
As many — as faw
As many as convenient fax
As many (or, much) as possible ...fay
Did you leave many ships at — ?...qkp
He has not many hands on board-. omd
— How many?
How many blades have you to your
screw? -glx
How many boats? _-gtj
How many chronometers have you?.lQF
How many days? kng
How many deaths? kom
How many dozen can you spare — lmu
How many fathoms? mtv
How many feet? mve
How many feet at low water? kvf
How many funnels has she? NTS
—How many guns?
— How many guns do you mount?
— How many guns does she carry?
How many have you seriously ill?..KLD
How many hours' coal have you got
(state at what speed)1. ixc
How many lighters do you want?--QTA
— How many men?
— How many miles an hour are you going?
How many miles an hour can you (or
vessel indicated) go? RTP
How many miles from — ? RTQ
— How many (or, much) more?
How many passengers? tdo
How many ships? vxk
How many sick? wbc
How many times? ;xtm
How many tons— of? Ix'J?
How many tons do you take? xuv
How many torpedo boats passed in
sight? gtk
How many were killed? qam
How many wounded? Zffl
In how many minutes? RVD
It is dangerous to allow too many people
onboard at once GB
Many expected mno
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
MANY— MAST.
RKM
RKN
RKO
REP
RKQ
RKS
RET
REU
RKV
RKW
RKX
RKY
RKZ
RLA
RLB
RLC
RLD
RLE
RLF
RLG
RLH
RLI
RLJ
Many — Continued.
Many minutes.
Many sick -- wbe
■Many wounded.
Much, or, Many less QNM
— Much, or, Many more.
Not a great many ohm
— Not so many — as — .
Passed a good many vessels too
— So many (or, much).
—Too many (or, much).
Map-ped-ing.
Marble.
March.
About March the — czq
— Beginning of March.
— End of March.
— Next March.
Mare.
-QKX
-GPL
-OBE
Margin-al.
Leave a good margin.
Marine.
Marine Board ...
Marine glue
— Marine soap.
— Mercantile Marine.
Mariner.
•Shipwrecked Mariners' Society.
Maritime.
Commissaire d'Inscription maritime,
jey
Inscription maritime . ply
Inscrit maritime plz
Prefet maritime tsg
Mark. (Coin) . auh
Mark-ed-ing.
Are there any alterations in the lights
(or, marks) ^..ecb
Are. there any lights (or, landmarks)?
QEA
Buoy, or, Mark is not in its proper
position LO
Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be in
its proper position hmg
— Can see the mark (or, beacon).
Can you give me a leading mark (or,
direction) for making the land here-
abouts (or at place indicated)1! pw
Can you make out the leading marks?
QJO
Can you see the mark (or, beacon) ?.gae
Can not see the mark.
Do you know the leading mark? qbv
High- water mark yvf
How does the mark (beacon, or, buoy)
bear? gah
How must I bring the beacon (buoy, or,
mark) to bear? -Gai
I do not think marks (or, buoys) can
be in their proper positions hmk
RLK
RLM
RLN
RLO
RLP
RLQ
RLS
RLT
RLU
RLV
RLW
RLX
RLY
RLZ
RMA
RMB
RMC
Mark— Continued.
Is there a buoy (or, mark) on shoal (or,
on—)? BMO
Is there any alteration of marks?. . _hcm
Landmark QEZ
Leading mark QJP
Low-water mark rbu
— Marked in feet.
— Marks are all gone. There are no marks
(or, buoys).
They have a buoy (or, mark) on — _hmw
— Trade-mark.
What, or, Which are the leading marks?
• QJS
What are the leading marks for crossing
the bar? -.- fwo
What are the marks? zcb
What bearing shall I keep the light (or,
landmark) on? QP
What brand (or, trade-mark)? hdy
Market.
— How are the markets?
Is there any alteration in the market?
ECN
— Market place.
Markets are very bad (very low) .-.prs
Marline spike.
Marquis. Marchioness.
Marry-ied-ing-iage.
Certificate of marriage ras
Registrar of births, deaths, and mar-
riages -- GLI
Marsh. (Morass) Rzs
Marshal.
Provost Marshal uap
Martial.
Court-martial JZY
Martial law - QIN
Martingale.
Mask-ed-ing.
Masked battery pyo
Mason-ic-ry.
Mass. (Divine Service.)
Massacre-d-ing.
Mast.
After cutting away her masts khd
After, or, Jigger masts drc
Can I get a spar for — mast — at — ?.nyh
Can you rig a jury mast? vw
Cut away the mizzen mast rwn
Cut away your masts kj
Damaged, or, Sprung mast; can not
carry sail bh
Do not cut away your masts khm
Fifth mast mxo
First mast nay
Five-masted ship mxp
Foremast njy
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
309
MAST— ME.
RMD
RME
RMF
RMG
RMH
RMI
RMJ
RMK
RML
Mast — Continued.
Fore topgallant mast - njg
Fore topmast -.njk
Fore topmast sprung --- --.njl
Four-masted barque fxq
Four-masted schooner npc
Four-masted ship npd
Fourth mast npe
Fourth-mast chains ije
Half-mast your ensign - mel
Have, or, Has been dismasted lew
Hoist masthead flags owe
I have (or vessel indicated has) sprung
her — (mast indicated) rcj
Iron mast -Psz
Jigger mast. After mast dec
— Jury mast, or, Jury masted.
Lost the (or, her) masts - raz
Lower mast ROD
Mainmast egk
Mainmast sprung bgl
Maintopgallantmast egz
Main topmast ehc
— Mast-ed-ing. To mast.
— Masthead. At masthead.
—Masthead lantern (or, light, or, lamp).
— Mast is secured.
— Mast rope.
Mizzenmast ewq
Mizzen topgallant mast - - Rwv
Mizzen topmast ewz
Second mast vmd
Sprung; or, Seriously damaged a lower
mast RCJ
Sprung, or, Damaged a mast; can not
carry sail BH
Sprung my foremast and must bear up,
NKW
Sprung my foremast, but can fish it at
sea nkx
Steel mast wtm
Step of the — mast (tabernacle) ..wun
Third mast xqn
Three-masted schooner vjk
Topgallant mast xvq
Topmast xvw
Under jury masts kmd
Vessel seen(or, indicated) lost her masts,
RBF
Visible from the masthead yqz
—When did you lose your masts?
Will you lend me a fish for my mast?-NCi
With loss of foremast -.nky
Master.
Beach master fzq
Captain, or, Master (Mercantile Marine),
HWQ
Harbor master, Captain of the port,
HWS
Harbor master's office omy
Postmaster, or, Post-office official- -TQK
Quartermaster uey
Schoolmaster vjh
Shipping master (or, officer) vyj
Station master WRQ
Mat-ted-ting.
Chafing mat--- ul
Coir, or, Grass matting — - izt
Collision mat J^-T
RMN
RMO
RMP
RMQ
RMS
RMT
EMU
RMV
RMW
RMX
RMY
RMZ
RNA
RNB
RNC
RND
RNE
RNF
RNG
RNH
RNI
RNJ
Match-ed-ing.
Match (for lighting).
Mate.
Boatswain's mate gvn
First mate (or, officer) nbc
— Mate is on shore.
Second mate (or, officer) .'- vme
— Send the mate — off.
Third mate (or, officer) xqo
Material-ly.
Are you, or, Is — (vessel indicated) mate-
rially damaged (or, injured) ? ao
Have you materials for stopping the
leak? QJW
— Have you the materials?
Is vessel specified, or, Are you materially
injured? ao
— Materials — for — .
Mathematic-al-ly-ian.
Matter.
As a matter of course fac
Do not interfere with (or, take the mat-
ter out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent,
QWH
I decline to have anything further to
say (or, do) in the matter eqo
Is anything the matter? Has any acci-
dent happened? BK
Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
agent Qwe
Money matters ...eyd
— What is the matter?
Matting. (See also Mat) eml
Matteess.
Maul.
Mauve.
Maxim Gun.
Maximum.
May. (See Can) — - cdz
May. (Month. )'
About May the — czr
— Beginning of May.
—End of May.
— Next May.
Mayoralty.
— Lord Mayor — of — .
M. C. Member of Congress jpa
Me --- ced
After me (my, mine) cea
Before me (my, mine) -..ceb
By me (my, mine) bjs
For me (my, mine) __ bpe
From me (my, mine) --..-.bpq
Give me (my, mine) — „nzy
In me (my, mine) .-- - cdk
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ME— MEN.
RNK
RNL
RNM
RNO
RNP
RNQ
RNS
RNT
RNU
RNV
RNW
RNX
RNY
RNZ
Me — Continued,
Let me (my, mine) qnu
Me by bkd
Me to cef
Me with -Ceg
Of me (my, mine) cgo
On me (my, mine) CGZ
To me (my, mine) CNW
With me (my, mine) cwh
Meal.
During meal hours ..lpo
Indian Meal phy
Mean-t. To mean. (See also Meaning
and Intend.)
Do you mean (intend) to — ? POQ
I mean to carry sail all night vea
I mean to slip my cable hkg
— What do you mean?
Mean. The mean.
In the meantime (meanwhile) rnx
— Mean time.
My chronometer is fast on Greenwich
(or, first meridian) mean time or
My chronometer is slow on Greenwich
(or, first meridian) meantime gs
My first meridian (or, Greenwich) mean
time is — XL
Will you show your Greenwich (or, first
meridian) mean time? xn
Meaning.
— Right meaning.
— What is the meaning — of — ?
Wrong meaning '. zkb
Means.
By all means dyk
By no means hpe
By no means plain tlv
By this means hpr
— By what means?
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
means now available CD
Did boat take a blue light (lantern, or,
any means of making a signal) ?._gsp
Every means mix
Have you any means of throwing a line?
QUJ
I have no means of laying out an anchor,
EIO
I, or, They wish to abandon but have not
the means aj
— No means — of.
No means of living qwb
No means of sending vpl
Meanwhile.
Measles.
Measure. (See Table op British and
Foreign Measures, pages 51 to 54.)
Cubic, or, Solid measure (page 52) .ayb
Measure of capacity (page 52) ayj
Measure of length (page 51) .avk
Measure of weight (page 53) azx
Square, or, Surface measure (page 52),
AXH
ROA
ROB
ROC
ROD
ROE
ROF
ROG
ROH
ROI
ROJ
ROK
ROL
ROM
RON
ROP
ROQ
ROS
ROU
ROV
ROW
ROX
ROY
ROZ
RPA
RPB
RPC
RPD
Measure-ed-ing-ment. To measure.
How many tons measurement of goods
can you take? - oev
Tons measurement xuw
Tons measurement of goods -.oey
Meat. .
Australian meat fmg
Fresh meat nqw
Frozen meat nqa
Frozen meat cargo hzb
Preserved meat *. tuk
Salt meat *. vpu
Mechanic-al-ly-ism.
— Mechanical mine.
Stoker mechanic wvz
Medal.
Mediate-d-ing-ion-or.
Medical-ly.
Local Medical Board gpk
Medical assistance wanted ; want a sur-
geon EGL
Medical authorities pnm
Medical Board gpm
— Medical comforts.
—Medical comforts running short.
— Medical officer.
— Medical report.
Medical stores.
Medical survey.
— Medical treatment.
Want immediate medical assistance- yl
Medicine-al-ly.
Medicine chest iom
Medicines have run short.
Meet-ing. (See also Met.)
Did you meet (or, fall in) with? ...mrl
Meet me at the railway station.
Parliament, Assembly, or, Congress met
(or, meets) on the — .jpb
Shall you meet?
— Should you meet (or, fall in) with.
When you meet — zls
Will you (or person indicated) meet me
on shore to-day? ...kod
Melanite.
Melt-ed-ing.
Molten - _ rxu
Member.
Member of Parliament (or, Deputy),
TBO
Member of Congress jpa
Memorandum. Memo.
Admiral's, or, Senior officer's memo.DLC
Admiralty memo dlu
Memory-able.
Men. (See also Man. )
Armed men not allowed to land euv
Have men for.
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311
MEK— MESSAGE.
RPE
RPF
RPG
RPH
RPI
RPJ
RPK
RPL
RPM
RPN
RPO
RPQ
RPS
RPT
RPU
RPV
RPW
RPX
RPY
RPZ
RQA
Men — Continued.
Have you men enough? mdk
How many men? eki
•Let the men — .
•Men on leave.
— Men's letters.
— Newly-raised men.
— Officers and men.
— Want men (number and particulars, if
necessary).
— Your men.
Men-of-war. Man-of-war.
— Am a man-of-war.
Are there any men-of-war about? . - . sa
Are there many men-of-war now cruis-
ing KEX
Did you fall in with any men-of-war?
MRN
Have you seen (or, spoken) any men-of-
war? If so, report their names and
nationalities vnm
I saw war vessels disguised off — . .len
Man-of-war ensign mep
Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
(or, funnels) — . Here give the color or
design of the line of steamers that it
may be an imitation of leo
Passed, or, Saw some men-of-war ..tcr
— Vessel looks like a man-of-war.
"What men-of-war did you leave at — ,
QLR
Mend-ed-ing.
Mention-ed-ing.
Mercantile.
Captain, or, Master. (Mercantile Ma-
rine) hwq
— Is there any mercantile news?
Mercantile Marine — - RLD
Mercantile Navy List of country of
vessel signaling QVJ
Merchandise.
Merchant.
— Am a merchant vessel.
Armed merchant ship edw
Have you the Merchant Shipping Act
or Navigation Laws of the country of
vessel signaling? dig
Keep a good look-out, as it is reported
enemy's war vessels are going about
disguised as merchantmen oj
— Merchant Navy.
— Merchant seaman.
— Merchant ship (or, vessel).
Merchant Shipping Act or Navigation
Laws of the country of vessel signal-
ing dik
Merchant steamer - RPZ
Merchant Vessels of the United States,
List of* QVJ
* Published annually; contains names,
owners, signal flags, etc., of all United
States registered vessels.
Mercury. (The planet.)
RQB
RQC
RQD
RQE
RQF
RQG
RQH
RQI
RQJ
RQK
RQL
RQM
RQN
RQO
RQP
Mercury. Quicksilver -. ufh
Fulminate of mercury ntb
Mere-ly.
Meridian. Meridian of.
Ante-meridian edu
Did you get a meridian altitude? __edh
Ex-meridian altitude edk
Meridian altitude edl
My chronometer is fast of Greenwich
(or, first meridian) mean time gr
My chronometer is slow of Greenwich
(or, first meridian) mean time gs
My first meridian is Cadiz, west of
Greenwich 6° 12' 24" = Oh. 24m. 49.6s.,
hsi
My first meridian is Greenwich nbk
My first meridian is Paris, east of Green-
wich 2° 20' 15"=0h. 9m. 21s tbl
My Greenwich (or, first meridian) mean
time is — \ XL
—On meridian of — .
Post-meridian drw
— Vessel indicated reckons from the me-
ridian of — .
What is your first meridian? nbl
Will you show your Greenwich (or, first
meridian) meantime?! xn
Merit-ed-ing- orious.
Mess-ed-ing.
— Mess room.
— Mess traps.
Message.
Acknowledge, or, Answer my signal
(or, message) dgo
Can telegraph message be forwarded
from — ? wr
Can you forward my message by tele-
graph? HU
Can not understand the message _.yhu
Cipher message iqt
Do you understand the message? . .yhv
Following communication (message, or,
signal) is secret and in cipher iqv
Forward following message by telegraph
—to — nmw
Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters, instead of writing it
at length xb
Forward message without loss of
time nmy
Forward reply to my message by tele--
graph to — wt
— Have, or, Has message.
Have you any message (telegram, or-
ders, or, communication) for me? -.IB
— Have you any message for your owner?
— Have you received my message?
I will leave a message at — - qkw
— I will repeat the message (or, what you
say).
— I will telegraph message immediately.
— Message is not understood.
Repeat the message urj
Secret message ,.vmi
tSee note to Greenwich, page 258.
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MESSAGE— MIL.
Message — Continued.
Meteorological — Continued.
Send a message _- .'vpm
RSK
— Meteorological report for to-
morrow
Send following message by post to own-
gives CALM.
ers (or, to Mr. — ) at — wy
RSL
— Meteorological report for to-
morrow
Send following message by telegraph to
gives moderate winds from —
- (direc-
owners (or, to Mr. — ) at — xa
tion indicated). ,
Send following message through the
RSM
— Meteorological report for to-morrow
post to owner (or, to Mr. — ) at — by
gives strong winds from — (direction
signal letters instead of writing it at
indicated).
length wz
RSN
— Meteorological report for to-
morrow
Send my message through the tele-
gives winds variable from —
- (direc-
graph by signal letters xb
tion indicated).
Send reply to my message to signal
RSO
— Meteorological station.
station at — .- vqd
What is the meteorological forecast for
Shall I open your telegram and signal
to-day?
ZK
its contents? xc
What is the meteorological forecast for
RQS
— Shall I send message by telegraph?
Telegraph following message to — (ship
to-morrow?.- -.
ZL
or person named) at — xd
RSP
Method-ical-ly.
Telegraph to my family at — the fol-
A bad method--
FQU
lowing message xmp
A good method (or, plan)
- ODS
Telegraphic message xln
Telephonic message _ . xmo
RSQ
Methylated spirits.
Will you leave a message for me? il
Will you repeat the message (or, sig-
Meter. (Measure of length)
AWJ
nal)? WDQ
Cubic meter.
.. ZNP
You have abridged the message so
RST
— Metric-al.
much that it is unintelligible dar
RSU
— Metrical System.
Square meter (square measure) *
---AXK
RQT
Messenger.
RQU
— By messenger
RSV
Metropolis-itan.
RQV
Messrs.
Messrs. — and Co jgk
RSW
Mexican. Mexican Colors.
-~
RSX
Microphone.
RQW
Met — with. (See also Meet. )
Has Congress (or, Parliament) met?-JOZ
RSY
Microscope-ic.
RQX
— Have you met?
Have you met any men-of-war? If so,
RSZ
Mid. Midships.
SSY
report their names (or, nation) -_vnm
—Met her off (or, in) — .
About mid-channel
CZS
LU
RQZ
— Met with a vessel from — (or, of — ).
RTA
— Mid-channel.
Met with an accident bs
RTB
— Midway.
RSA
— Met with — (vessel indicated).
Congress, Parliament, or, Assembly met
RTC
Midday.
(or, meets) on the — jpb
RTD
Middle. Midst.
RSB
Metal-lic.
RTE
— In the middle of the — .
RSC
— Muntz's metal. (Number of sheets to
RTF
— Middle watch.
follow.)
RTG
—The middle of.
RSD
Meteor-ic.
RTH
Midnight.
After midnight
DRA
RSE
Meteorological.
At midnight --
FIJ
Meteorological log book gza
RTI
— Before midnight.
Meteorological Office reports depression
approaching from the — etp
RTJ
Midshipman.
Meteorological Office reports gale ap--
proaching from the — - etq
Midships
RSZ
RSP ,
— Meteorological report.
EFJ
RSG
— Meteorological report for to-day gives
CALM.
— Meteorological report for to-day gives
RTK
— Midship section.
RSH
RTL
Midsummer.
moderate winds from — (direction
,
indicated).
RTM
Midway.
RSI
— Meteorological report for to-day gives
strong winds from — (direction indi-
cated).
—Meteorological report for to-day gives
Might. (See Could). ,
CEI
RSJ
Mule. (Measure of length)
AWG
winds variable from — (direction
indicated).
Mil. (Danish measure of length)
---AWK
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
313
MIL— MINUTE.
RTN
BTO
RTP
RTQ
RTS
RTU
RTV
RTW
RTX
RTY
RTZ
RUA
RUB
RUC
RUD
RUE
RUF
RUG
RUH
RUI
RUJ
RUK
Mil. (Swedish measure of length) - - - awl
Mil. ( Turkish measure of length) . .aws
Mild-ly-ness.
Mildew.
Mile. (English Statute) ...'._. awn
English geographical (or, nautical)
mile awo
English statute mile awn
Geog'aphical mile awo
German mile ■. awm
Square mile axw
About a mile (or number indicated) _czi
After running — (miles indicated) .drh
Current runs — miles an hour kfy
Current will run very strong (indicate
miles per hour if necessary) kgb
How many miles an hour are you
going? rkj
— How many miles nn hour can you (or
vessel indicated) go?
— How many milos from — ?
— I shall go — miles.
I shall go about — miles an hour till
daylight kni
Keep vessel going about — miles an
hour.--. pze
Miles from (or, distant) LGi
Military.
— Have military stores on board.
— Is there any military news?
— Military invalid.
— Military officers.
— Military prison-er.
— Military secretary.
— Military stores.
— Military top.
— Military transport.
— Naval and military news.
Militia.
Milk.
Fresh milk NQX
Preserved milk tul
Mill-er.
Millier. ( Measure of weight) bav
Milligramme. (Measure of weight) -_b aw
Milliliter. (Measure of capacity) - . azg
Millimeter. ( Measure of length) - - . awp
Cubic Millimeter (Cubic Measure) -_zno
Square millimeter (Square measure) - axy
Million-th.
Milreis. (Coin) aui
Mind-ed-ing-ful.
Change of mind . ikp
— Mind you get paid.
Never mind she
Mine. (See My) ced
RUL
RUM
RUN
RUO
RUP
RUQ
RUS
RUV
RUW
RUX
RUY
RUZ
RVA
RVB
RVC
RVD
RVE
MlNE-D-ING. TO MINE.
Buoyant mine - _.-hmz
Channel, or, Fairway is likely to be
mined ild
Channel, or, Fairway is mined. Beware
of torpedoes-- xp
Channel, or, Fairway is not mined. _xq
Coalmine iwq
Countermine-d-ing jyq
Countermining launch jyr
Do not approach the coast because it is
mined etn
Electric mine ..lva
Electro contact mine lvp
Floating mine nfc
Gold mine odm
Ground mine OiG
Illuminate-d-ing mine field pdb
Is the channel mined? ilp
Is there danger of mines (or, torpedo
boats)? ... _xs
Line of mines- QUP
Mechanical mine rod
—Mine. (A mine. )
Mine, or, Torpedo buoy xwn
— Mine case.
— Mine field.
— Mine laid.
— Mining district — of.
Submarine mine xbj
The entrance of the gulf (or, harbor) is
mined mfu
— There are no mines laid.
Miner.
Mineral.
— Mineral oil.
Minim. ( Measure of capacity) azh
Minimum.
Minister-ed-ing-try.
Change of ministry IRQ
Minister, Parson, or, Clergyman... itx
Minister, or, Ambassador edv
Our Minister (or, Ambassador) — at — ,
EDW
Minor-ity.
Government in a minority of — --.ofv
Minute.
Note.— For minutes of Arc and Time,
see page 58.
— Few minutes. Jh a few minutes.
— In how many minutes?
Making — (number to follow) revolu-
tions per minute uwj
Many minutes RKM
Minute gun OKG
Minute guns firing in — (direction indi-
cated) OKH
Minute guns firing last night in — (quar-
ter indicated) OKI
Minutes of latitude qhv
Minutes of longitude qze
— Minutes of time.
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MIRAGE— MONASTERY.
RVF
Mirage.
RWL
MlX-ED-ING.
RVG
MlSCALCULATE-D-ING-ION.
RWM
RWN
MlZZEN TOP.
—Cut away the mizenmast.
RVH
MISCARRIAGE.
RWO
Keep the mizen topsail shivering
— Lower mizen topsail yard.
--PZK
RVI
MlSCARRY-IED. TO MISCARRY.
9
RWP
Mizzen chains
UT
— Mizzen course.
RVJ
MlSOELLANEOUS-LY.
RWQ
— Mizzenmast.
Miscellaneous cargo .
. HZI
RWS
RWT
— Mizzen rigging.
— Mizzen royal.
RVK .
MlSCONDUCT-ED-ING.
RWU
RWV
— Mizzen royal yard.
— Mizzen topgallant mast.
— Mizzen topgallant sail.
RVL
Misdemeanor.
RWX
RWY
— Mizzen topgallant yard.
RVM
Misfortune.
RWZ
RXA
— Mizzen topmast.
— Mizzen topmast staysail.
RVN
Mislead-ing-led. t
RXB
RXC
— Mizzen topsail.
— Mizzen topsail yard.
RVO
MlSMANAGE-D-INO-MENT.
Mna. ( Measure of weight)
BAX .
RVP
MlSFLACE-D-ING-MENT.
RXD
Moat.
RVQ
MlSPRINT-ED.
RXE
Mob.
RVS
Misrepresent- ed-ing-ation.
RXP
Mobilize-d-ing. To mobilize.
RVT
Miss. (Title.)
RXG
Mobilization.
RVTT
Miss-ed-ing. To miss.
Any missing
EPC
RXH
Model-led-ling.
RVW
— Have, or, Has been missing.
RVX
—Is, or, Are missing.
RXI
MODERATE-D-ING-LY-ION.
RVY
— Missed fire.
Are the charges moderate?
.IMN
RVZ
— Missed stays.
Charges, or, Expenses are moderate.
HMT
imp
Missed the mail
--RPS
I shall weigh as soon as the weather
Missed the mark, or, Passed the
port
moderates (or, permits)
...zo
MFV
RXJ
— If weather moderates.
RWA
— None missing.
RXK
— Moderate breeze.
.-VSQ
RXL
— Moderate gale.
We have missed the entrance (or, passed
Moderate weather
ZF
harbor, or, port)
-MFV
Unsafe to run in until weather moder-
ates ..
YKO
RWB
Mission-ary.
RXM
— Until weather moderates.
Important mission
.PEV
RXN
Wait until weather moderates
— When more moderate.
GK
EWC
MlST-Y.
RXO
— With moderate-ion.
RWD
Mistake-en-ing. Mistook.
Anymistake? _
-EPD
RXP
MODIFY-IED-ING-ICATION.
Be sure and make no mistake
RHY
-MYP
Mohammedan
Make-ing, Made mistake
RIK
RWE
— Mistake. (A mistake. )
Mistake has been made
-B.EH
RXQ
Moist-ure.
RWF
— No mistake.
RXS
Molasses.
RWG
— There is some mistake.
•
RXT
Mole.
RWH
Mister. Mr. — .
Alongside the mole
.EAIT
Mister — , junior
.PXB
Inside the mole
pml
RWI
Mistress. Mrs.
RXU
Molten.
Mistrust-ed-ing. (Distrust. )
.LHP
RXV
Moment- ary-arily-ous.
I expect every moment
mjl
RWJ
MlSUNDERSTAND-ING.
I expect your orders every moment
.mnl
RWK
— Misunderstood.
I shall weigh the moment the breeze
You have misunderstood the signal
Mithkal. (Coin.)
.WDR
-AUJ
RXW
springs up
J
Monastery-ic.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
315
MONDAY-
MORNING.
EXY
MONDAY.
Moor — Continued.
RXZ
— Before Monday.
RZJ
— Moor head and stern.
Last Monday---
-QGD
Mooring chain uu
RYA
— Monday morning.
RZK
—Mooring swivel.
RYB
— Monday night.
RZL
— Moorings.
RYC
— Next Monday.
Safely moored ..vdg
Shall you moor?.- rzp
Money... _
RZM
— Take mooring swivel off.
Note. — See Table of United States
There are moorings on — (bearing indi-
and Foreign Moneys, pages 47-
-50.
RZN
cated) EL
— When moored.
Advance-d-ing. To advance (money),
RZO
— You must moor ; it is not safe otherwise.
Bank note, or, Paper money.
--ASV
RZP
Moor-ish. Morocco. Moorish Colors.
RYD
— Money matters.
Paper money, or, Bank notes
..ASV
RZQ
Moral-ity.
RYE
— Public money.
Want money
YTW
RZS
RZT
Morass.
More.
RYF
Monitor.
A little more qvt
Affairs appear more settled (look more
RYG
Monkey.
peaceful) doz
Affairs look more unsettled . . dpb
RYH
MONOPOLY-IZE-D-ING-IST.
Anymore _ epf
Anything further eqj
RYI
Monsoon.
Can not pay any more . .. --_ _ .ten
Against the monsoon
..DSF
Driving ; I can veer no more cable ; no
RYJ
— During the monsoon (or, trades).
more anchors to let go nk
RYK
— Had the monsoon (or, trade •winds) set
Have you room for more cargo? iar
in?
How many (or, much) more? rkl
RYL
— Next monsoon.
r
I have no more anchors to let go.- eip
RYM
— Where did you tall in with the trade
Keep more away pyw
(or, monsoon)?
Keep more to leeward pyx
Where did you lose the trade (or,
mon-
Keep more to port pyz
soon?
RBI
Keep more to starboard pza
Keep more to windward pzb
RYN
Monster-ous-ly.
Keep more toward the shore pzo
Make more sail — . Set your — ril
RYO
Montenegro-in. Montenegrin Colors.
More hands are required — at — ome
More rain than wind ._ zev
RYP
Montevideo- an. (See Uruguay.)
RZU
More scope vjp
— More than.
RYQ
Month. This month.
Much, or, Many more rko
RYS
— In the month of — .
Must take in more ballast fts
Last month
-QGE
RZV
— No more. Nothing more.
RYU
— Monthly.
Send more vpz
Month's advance
-DNG
RZW
— Some more.
Months ago
-DTM
Steer more to port. (To be kept flying
.SHX
until course is sufficiently altered) .mj
On the — day of the month
-KNQ
Steer more to starboard. ( To be kept fly-
RYV
— This month.
ing until course is sufficiently al-
tered) MK
RYW
Moon.
Veer more cable ku
First quarter of the moon
_NBF
RZX
— Want more support.
NSP
-QGH
When more moderate ._ . . rxn
Last quarter of the moon
RYX
— Moonlight.
RZY
Morning. In the morning.
RYZ '
— New moon.
Every morning miy
RZA
— No moon.
Friday morning _nrj
RZB
— "We shall have moonlight.
Monday morning _rya
RZC
— -When moon goes down.
Morning after drs
RZD
— When moon rises.
SAB
SAC
— Morning before.
— Morning watch.
RZE
MOOR-ED-ING — WITH. To MOOR.
Saturday morning vhw
RZF
— Do you moor? or, Shall you moor?
Sunday morning . .. xea
Driven, or, Broke from her moorings,
SAD
— This morning.
HJT
Thursday morning . xru
RZG
— I have picked up moorings.
SAE
— To-morrow morning.
RZH
— I shall moor.
Tuesday morning ■_ ydk
RZI
— I shall not moor.
Wednesday morning zai
In anchoring look out for moorings
I.EIW
SAF
— Yesterday morning.
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Part II.
MORPHIA— MUCH.
SAG
SAH
SAI
SAJ
SAK
SAL
SAM
SAN
SAO
SAP
SAQ
SAR
SAT
SAU
SAV
SAW
SAX
SAY
SAZ
SBA
SBC
SBD
SBE
SBP
SBG
SBH
SBI
SBJ
Morphia.
Morrow. To-morrow xuo
— Before to-morrow.
The day after to-morrow drv
To-morrow afternoon drz
To-morrow morning sae
To-morrow night XUP
To-morrow's post. By to-morrow's
post --TQH
Morse alphabet ebp
— Do not understand Morse code.
— Do you understand Morse code?
— Morse code.
— Use Morse code.
— Will use Morse code.
mortal-ly-ity.
Mortar.
Mortar battery ftp
— Mortar for throwing a line.
— Mortar vessel.
Mortgage-d-ing-r-e.
mortify-ied-ing. to mortify.
Mortification.
Mosquito.
Most-ly. The most.
Most certain-ly - ihl
Most economical speed .. ltd
Most likely (or, probable) qtv
Most of all dyo
— Most of them.
The most saw
Winds have mostly been — zfp
Mother-ly.
Motion.
Disregard motions. Disregard leader's
movements lfx
Follow motions ...ngt
Parallel-motion gear tax
Parallel-motion rod out of order . . _tay
— Report the motions of — .
Motive.
— What is the motive?
— Without any motive.
Motor.
Electric motor lvb
Motor engine mat
Mou. (Square measure) ! _ _ _ axq
mould-ed-ing.
Mound.
Mount-ed-ing. To mount.
How many guns do you mount? ...rkg
Mounted escort ....mho
Mount ain-ous.
SBK
SBL
SBM
SBN
SBO
SBP
SBQ
SBR
SBT
SBU
-OHX
Mourn-ed-ing. (Grieve) .
Mouse.
Mouth.
Off the mouth of the river— (or, — ) .uyj
Move.
Disregard leader's movements. Disre-
gard motions ...lfx
I can not weigh until you have moved,
ZAV
I do not think we shall get any good by
moving .* oeg
— Moved.
— Movement.
— Moving.
M. P. Member of Parliament (or,
Deputy) tbo
Mr. — . Mister rwh
Mr. — , junior __. pxb
Mrs. — ___rwi
Much.
As much — as ...faz
As much as can be taken fba
As much (or, many) as possible fay
Can not gain much nvl
— How much?
How much longer? qyr
How much (or, many) more? rkl
It will not avail much foj
Much altered.. ecq
Much better gis
Much censure for __ _igu
Much cut up KHP
Much damage has been done — to (or,
by) — — kjq
Much danger - klf
Much fatigued (or, tired) mtx
— Much hurt.
Much, or, Many less qnm
Much lpnger' qyv
Much, or, Many more rko
Much nearer sfi
Much pleased - tmr
Much regret-ted uoa
Much sea. Heavy sea.. UQ
Much surf. Heavy surf „ osz
Much swell on ur
Much tired (or, fatigued) mtx
Much to blame gmh
Much worse zig
— Not much.
Not much longer qyw
Not much loss _. rba
Not much sea. _• us
Not much wanted ytp
Quite as much as ufq
So much (or, many) rkq
Take as much as xjk
Too much (or, many) rks
Too much scope vjq
Too much sea uv
Too much strain on — wyi
Too much surf xfu
Too much swell
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317
MUCH— MUST.
SBV
SBW
SBX
SBY
SBZ
SCA
SCB
SCD
SCK
SCF
SCG
SCH
SCI
SCJ
SCK
SCL
SCM
SCN
SCO
SCP
SCQ
SCR
SCT
Much — Continued.
Too much wind zfb
■Very much.
•Was much, pleased.
Will there be much profit? txz
With much pleasure tmx
Mud. (Measure of capacity) ayz
Mud-dy.
Muddy bottom....... - hbd
muffle-d-ing.
Mug.
Mulatto.
mule-teer.
Multiple.
multiply-ied-ing-ication.
Multitubular.
Multitubular boile:/ gxf
Mumps.
Municipal-ity.
Muntz's metal. (Number of sheets to
follow) RSC
Murder-ous-er. (See also Assassinate. )
Accused of having murdered some one,
DGI
— Murdered.
Muriatic acid.
Muscat. Muscat Colors.
Muscle. Muscular.
Mushroom.
Mushroom anchor ejc
Music- al-ian.
Musket, Small arms, etc evd
— Musket shot.
—Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore.
You are within musket (or, rifle) range,
uia
Muslin.
Musquito sav
Mussulman.
Must - cej
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must buy
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must be 7buz
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not bva
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be bvc
How must? — bxp
Must — Continued.
I must cek
I must be bge
I must not -_ cel
I must not be bgf
I must not delay (detain) ksi
If I must bzj
If I must not bzk
Letters must be sent — to — (or, by — ),
QOL
Must anchor ejd
Must be cem
Must be acknowledged dgt
Must be adopted • --- --DMK
Must be altered ecr
Must be complete-d with — jkr
Must be prevented tvj
Must be ready —to (or, for) ujp
Must come Jdi
Must do (or, be done) cen
Must examine (or, be examined) — for,
MKE
Must go ocv
Must have ceo
Must have been cep
Must have had ...T .ceq
Must he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated)^ cer
Must his (her-s, it-s)? ces
Must I (my, mine)? CET
Must I go? ocw
Must I send? vpk
Must leave QLi
Must not lceu
Must not be cev
Must not do (or, be done ) .-- cew
Must obtain (or, be obtained) snv
Must oppose stc
Must relinquish upd
Must shift vwy
Must that (or, this)? ^cex
Must the? CEY
Must there be cez
Must these (or, those)? cfa
Must they (their-s)? cfb
Must use YMQ
Must we (our-s)? cfd
Must you-r-s Cfe
That, or, This must. cli
That, or, This must be clj
That, or, This must not clk
That, or, This must not be CLM
They must cfg
They must be bhv
They must not CFH
They must not be bhw
We must cfi
We must be bip
We must not cfj
We must not be biq
What, or, Which must? CQH
When must? cro
Where must? cti
Who must? — cuq
Why must? cvo
You must cfk
You must be .- bjf
You must not cfl
You must not be _._bjg
You must not (or, can not) make any
excuse mli
318
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
MUSTARD— NATION.
SOU
scv
sew
sex
SCY
scz
SDA
SDB
SDC
SDE
SDF
Roster
Mustard.
muster-ed-ing.
Muster book (or, roll).
Musty.
mutilate-d-ing-ion.
MUTINY-OUS-EER.
Crew have mutinied kcq
— Mutinied.
Mutiny ; want assistance yf
Mutton.
Fresh mutton _ nqy
Mutual-LY.
Let us keep together for mutual support
(or, protection) in
MUZZLE-D-ING.
— Muzzle loader-ing.
My. Mine ced
After my (me, mine) cea
Are, or, Is my (mine)? bel
Before my (me, mine) ceb
By my (me, mine) bjs
Can, or, May my (I, mine)? bkg
Could, or, Might my (I, mine)? blc
Do, Does, or, Did my (mine)? bmh
For my (me, mine) bpe
From my (me, mine) _- bpq
Give my (me, mine) nzy
Had, Has, or, Have my (mine)? bqs
If my (I, mine) byw
In my (me, mine) cdk
Let my (me, mine) qnu
Mustmy (I, mine)? Cet
Need my (I, mine)? ,.-.ceh
Not my (I, mine) CPU
Of my (me, mine) - cgo
On my (me, mine) cgz
Ought my (I, mine)?--- chp
Shall, or, "Will my (I, mine)? cit
Should, or, Would my (I, mine)? _-CJQ
That my (I, mine} cld
To my (me, mine).-... — osw
Was, or, Were my (I, mine)? cos
When my (I, mine) --- crl
Where my (I, mine).- - ctp
With my (me, mine) : Cwh
Myriagramme. (Measure of weight. ) .bay
M yriametre. ( Measure of length. ) _ . awq
Myself ced
Mystery -ious-ly-ness.
Mystron. (Measure of capacity.) --AYR
SDG
SDH
SDI
SDJ
SDK
SDL
SDM
SDN
SDO
SDP
SDQ
SDB
SDT
SDU
SDV
SDX
SDY
SDZ
SEA
SEB
SEC
N. (Letter. ) (For new method of spelling,
see page 13. )
Nail.
Naked-ness.
Name-d-ing. To name.
Christian name ipz
Could not learn name qkd
Have you seen any men-of-war? If so,
report their names and nationalities,
VNM
-His (or, her) name is — .
Keep the two objects named in one line,
QUM
— My name is — .
— Name (a name).
Name on the bow hcl
Name on the stern wur
— Name unknown.
— Name will be spelt.
No name on the bow .hcm
No name on the stern wus
Repeat ship's name; your flags were
not made out - du
Signal the names of places to which you
wish to be reported by telegraph-WDP
Spell the name wnd
— Try to make out the name of vessel in —
(direction indicated).
— What is her name?
What is the commander's name? jep
— What is the name — of?
What is the name of admiral (or, senior
officer)? -.dlo
What is the name of lighthouse (light-
ship, or, point) in sight? RW
What is the name of the captain of —
(ship indicated)"! hxn
What is the name of signal station (or,
ship) insight? -_va
— What is your name?
Your name is not on my list ; spell it
alphabetically (or, by alphabetical
table, page 15) ebq
Nameless.
Namely.
SDW Naphtha.
Napoleon, or, Louis. (Coin) auf
Narrate-d-ing-ive.
Narrow -ly-ness.
— In the narrow part of the.
Narrow-ly escape-d mgz
— Not very narrow.
The channel (or, fairway) is narrow-lLE
Very narrow-ly ypk.
Nation-al-ity.
Have you seen (or, spoken) any men-of-
war? If so, report their names and
nationalities vnm
Vessels of nations specified were all
leaving QLM
— What nation do you (or vessel indi-
cated) belong to?
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319-
NATIVE— NEAT'S.
SED
SEF
SEG
SEH
SEI
SEJ
SEK
SEL
SEM
SEN
SEO
SEP
SEQ
SEE
SET
SEU
SEV
SEW
SEX
SEY
SEZ
SFA
SPB
Native-ity.
Native craft kba
Native crew kdo
— Native troops.
Natives do not like ships watering with-
out payment ywq
— Vessel seen (or, indicated) is a native
craft.
Naturalize-d-ing-ation.
Nature-al-ly.
I should like to know the nature of the
sickness, if any, before I send my
boat (or, communicate) fc
— What.is the nature — of?
Whatsis the nature of the bottom? or,
What kind of bottom have (or, had)
you HBK
Nautical-ly.
Have you the Nautical Almanac for the
current year (or year indicated)1*. .rq
Nautical Almanac dzw
Nautical mile,, or, Knot awo
Naval. (See also Navy.) Belonging
to the Navy.
— Is there any naval news?
Lieutenant in the Naval Reserve? .qpx
Naval and military news rue
Naval brigade. Brigade of seamen.HlA
— Naval court.
—Navy Department.
Naval depot ktjr
— Naval invalid.
Naval manoeuvres RJV
— Naval officer.
— Naval prison-er.
— Naval Reserve. (Royal Naval Reserve. )
— Naval Reserve officer. Officer of the
Royal Naval Reserve.
— Naval station.
— Naval store.
Naval Reserve ensign meq
Sublieutenant in the Royal Naval Re-
serve Q?z
Navigate-d-ing.
Beware of derelict; dangerous to navi-
gation JE
Derelict reported passed on — in lati-
tude — , longitude — ; dangerous to
navigation kvr
Have you a book of Navigation Tables?
rn
Have you the Navigation Laws, or,
Merchant Shipping Act of the coun-
try of vessel signaling dig
—Is it necessary (i. e., does the naviga-
. tion require me) to take a pilot?
Is the river navigation difficult?. _-KZW
— Navigable.
— Navigation.
Navigation Laws, or, Merchant Ship-
ping Act of the country of vessel sig-
naling dik.
— Navigation Tables.
Passed a derelict vessel apparently in
good, condition ; hull well out of the
water ; dangerous to navigation -Kvs
SEO
SFD
SPE
SFG
SFH
SFI
SFJ
SFK
SFL
SFM
SFN
SFO
SFP
SFQ
SFR
Navigate — Continued.
Person to navigate --
Navy (Royal, or, State) . (See also Na-
val.)
Belonging to the Navy. Naval sel
Captain in the Navy hwp
Lieutenant in the Navy QPW
Mercantile Navy List QVJ
Merchant Navy RPX
Naval „- sel
United States, Royal, or, StateNavy.SFC
United States, Royal, or, State Navy
List, or, Register QVM
Neap tide..
— Vessel indicated will be neaped.
Near-ed-ing. To near.
Ammunition is nearly expended — efr
As near as fbo
Can not distinguish youi signal flags;
come nearer (or, make Distant Sig-
nals) '- vm
Come nearer JOT
Come nearer, Stop, or, Heave-to; I have
something important to communi-
cate Code Flag over H
Deepest water is nearer the bank (or,
reef) fvb
Deepest water is nearer the shore- -KQV
' Do not approach too near eto
Do not come so near jde
Do not keep so near _ — ....pyc
— How near did you pass to — ?
I will keep near you during the night,
ivf
Is adrift — near — dmq
Keep near to me pzd
Keep nearer — to pze
— Much nearer.
Must be nearing the land. Near the
land ..., QEP
Near-ly enough mdp
Near the buoy hmu
Near the engine room mbr
Near the land Qep
— Near the point.
— Near the rocks.
Near to — . (Close to) rvc
— Nearer-est.
— Nearest port.
— Nearly.
Nearly afloat dqa
Nearly all our --SVQ
Nearly clear — of- ito
Nearly enough mdp
— Not so near.
Stand nearer the shoal (or, bank, or,
reef) fwa
Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer ; I have
something important to communicate,
Code Flag over H
Sunk off (or, near) the — weo
Too close (or, near) -• ivj
Very near-ly ypl
— You are too near the rocks.
Neat-ly-ness-er-est.
Neat's-foot Oil.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
NECESSARY— NEWS.
SFT
SFU
SPV
SFW
SFX
SFY
SFZ
SGA
SGB
SGC
SGD
SGE
SGF
SGH
SGI
SGJ
SGK
SGL
SGM
SGN
SGO
SGP
SGQ
SGR
SGT
SGU
SGV
Necessary.
Absolutely necessary dbi
Amputation necessary egs
Complete refit necessary jkm
Consider it (or, them) necessary __.jqh
Despatch is necessary. jk
Have you (or persons indicated) the
necessary certificates (or, credentials)?
IHZ
— I do not think it necessary.
— If necessary, or, If you think it neces-
sary.
Is it necessary (i. e., does the navigation
require me) to take a pilot? sey
— It was necessary.
— It will be necessary.
—Necessary papers.
Pilot not necessary tjl
Regular survey necessary uoc
Repairs necessary. ure
Scarcely necessary viu
— Will it be necessary — to (or, for)?
Necessity.
Any necessity for? epg
In case of necessity (or, accident) ...bp
— No necessity of — for — .
Under the necessity of yhl
Will prevent the necessity of tvn
Neck. (Part of body. )
Need-ed.
— In need (or, want) of.
Need be bgy
Need be under no anxiety about eoj
Need I (my, mine) ceh
Need not be bgz
— Need not fear.
Need not interfere pql
Needle.
Magnetic needle __req
Twine, needles, and palms for repairing
sails . YFN
Negative-d-ing. Negation.
Answered negatively ems
No, or, Negative _D, or, Code Flag over d
Neglect-ed-ing-ful-ly.
Agreat neglect of duty ..lqd
— By some neglect.
— Do not neglect.
Great neglect ..- ohe
— Have, or. Has been neglected.
Neglect of duty lqe
Negligent-ly-ce.
Negotiate-d-ing-ion-ble-or.
Negro.
Neighbor-hood.
In the neighborhood of — .
Neither — of.
— Neither of them.
■ — Neither of us.
Neither seen nor heard orm
SGW
SGX
SGY
SGZ
SHA
SHB
SHC
SHD
SHE
SHF
SHG
SHI
SHJ
SHE
SHL
SHM
Nest.
Crow's nest - — kes
Net-ted-ting.
All nets lost - dxp
Boom for torpedo net-- gzy
Both booms with nets lost - - gzo
Defence net - kri
Fishing net nbw
Hammock netting olu
Jib net --Pvo
— Net obstruction.
One boom with net lost gzu
One net lost rbc
Torpedo net xwv
Two (or number indicated) nets lost,
I rbd
Nett.
Nett weight . zbf
Neuter-ral-ity.
Neutral colors (or, ensign) mer
— Neutral port.
— Neutral vessel. Vessel is a neutral.
Port is neutral tos
Never.
— Never mind.
Nevertheless.
New-er-est-ly.
A new establishment mhk
Bend anew sail vds
Fitting new propeller nco
Laid up to have a new boiler put in-Qlu
Must have a new boiler gxh
Must have a new shaft vti
New boiler had (or, has) been put in,
GXI
New book gzo
New moon ryz
New system xic
Newly -raised men rph
News. (See also Account.)
Any news — of? eph
Any news of my family? epi
Any news of the — mail? epj
Bad news — of frh
Good news— of — oea
Have you any news of recent date from
(or, about) — ? kmd
Indifferent news (or, accounts) — of — ,
dfg
— Is the news official?
Is there any mercantile news? rpt-
Is there any military news ? rtw
Is there any naval news? SEM
— Is there any political news?
Latest news 1. qhf
Naval and military news rue
— News expected on — .
News, or, Report is confirmed joe
News, or, Report, or, Information is not
correct JXC
Newspaper sho
No news— of — sd
No news of importance pex
— Political news.
Receive-d-ing1 news — of (or, from) _uld
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NEWS— NINE.
SHN
SHO
SHP
SHQ
SHE,
SHT
SHU
SHV
SHW
SHX
SHY
News — Continued.
Some important news has arrived _eym
Telegraphic news arrived from — . . . jx
"What is date of latest news from — ?.se
What is the news from — ? sf?
What will be about the latest — news
from — ? -_--SE
— Where, or, What source did the news
come from?
Newspaper.
— By a newspaper of — (date following) .
Can you give (or, lend) me a newspaper?
SB
— Have you — newspaper of — date?
—I am sending you some newspapers.
Newspapers up to — (date indicated)
(from — , if necessary) sc
What is the date of your latest news-
paper (or, letter)? kmj
— Will you send me some newspapers?
Would you like to see our newspapers?
SL
New York.
Report me to "New York Herald"
Office, London ui
Report me to "New York Herald"
Office, New York uj
Report me to "New York Herald"
Office, Paris UK
Next.
By the next ship vxh
Expected next mail mni
Expected next week mnj
Next account dfi
Next ahead dvo
Next April euc
Next astern fhp
Next August fmd
Next autumn '.-FNY
Next day. Dayafter dro
Next December kpn
Next February mus
— Next flood.
—Next Friday.
Next January puw
Next July pwq
Next June — pwy
Next mail RFT
Next March --.rky
Next May bnh
Next Monday RYO
Next monsoon RYL
— Next month.
Next November skx
Next October soj
Next of kin Qau
Next opportunity ..sry
— Next quarter. -
Next Saturday veto
Next season vlx
Next September vrn
Next spring wov
Next summer xdo
Next Sunday xdz
Next Thursday xrt
Next tide xse
Next time (or, opportunity) sry
Next Tuesday ydj
Next voyage yrw
SHZ
SIA
SIB
SIC
SID
SIE
SIF
SIG
SIH
SIJ
SIK
Next — Continued.
Next Wednesday- zah
Next week .zan
Next winter --- __zgi
Next year zkx
The next mail goes in — (vessel indi-
cated) RFX
What vessel takes the next mail? ._rfy
When ought the next mail to arrive?
RGA
When ought the next mail to leave?
RGB
nlcaragua-n. nloaraguan colors.
Nickel. Nickel-plated.
Night.
Arrived during the night - - exw
As soon as it is dark fbm
At night fik
— Before night.
By night - hpd
Do you remain all night? uph
During the night LPT
Every night *-- miz
Friday night nrk
Guns firing last night in — (quarter in-
dicated) OKA
I mean to carry sail all night vea
I sail to-night -- _.._xur
I shall lie-to during the night.- lpx
I shall steer — during the night- -_wtz
I will keep close to you during the night,
1VF
If the night is dark-- klq
Keep a strict watch all night pyj
Keep fires on the shore all night fzw
Keep me in sight during the night .pyv
Last night QGF
Lookout will be kept on the beach all
night kg
Midnight RTH
Minute guns firing last night in — (quar-
ter indicated) .^ OKI
Monday night ryb
— Night attack.
Night clothing. ivt
—Night observation.
— Night signal.
— Night watch.
—Nightly.
Parted in the night from her anchors -E jk
' Passed during the night tcq
Pay strict attention- to signals during
the night dt
Saturday night vhx
Shall we get to an anchorage to-night?
elf
Sunday night xeb
— This night.
Thursday night xrv
To-morrow night xup
To-night- xuq
To-night's post xus
Tuesday night ydl
Wednesday night zaj
Will you keep close to me during the
night? ivk
Will you make the land to-night?, .qev
Nine-th-ly.
10929—07-
-21
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NINETEEN— NOBTH.
SIL
SIN
SIO
SIP
SIQ
SIE
NlNETEEN-TH.
NlP-PED-PING.
Freshen the nip nre
— Nipper.
NlTRE-IC-ATE.
Nitrate of potassium . . . tea
Nitrate of silver web
Nitrate of soda. . wja
— Nitric acid.
— Nitroglycerine.
No, or, Negative, d, or, Code Flag over d
At no time fil
By no means hpe
No accounts of — dfj
No accounts received dpk
No acquisition dhn
No advance dnh
No advantage dnu
No anchor left ejf
No appearance — of esc
No arrangement — to (or, for) exj
No assistance can be rendered ; do the
best you can for yourselves ex
No authority — to — fmw
No boat available fg
No bgat could live . gtw
No boat fit for the work zhv
No boat onboard gtx
No bread __ hep
No chance (or, opportunity) ike
No choice ipw
No complaint — of jkc
No danger klg
No difference kzm,
No difficulty- lac
No doctor (or, surgeon) ljx
No doctor (or, surgeon) available - _wm
No doubt. Doubtless . lmb
No expectation— of — mnr
No experience mof
No hope oya
No, I can not __.huz
No improvement ...pft
No instructions (or, orders) pni
No intelligence — of pof
No interest in — pqj
No interpreter available prf
No lives lost qrf
No means — of — . rnw
No mistake ' rwf
No moon rza
No more. Nothing more rzv
No necessity — of (or, for) sgb
No news — of sd
No news of importance pex
No objection — to .__ ..smp
No one siu
No one hurt ..pat
No one killed : qao
, No opportunity ike
No opposition std
No orders pni
No passage tdg
No person.. . tgr
No proof tyr
No reduction cxt
No remuneration UQJ
No reply enh
SIT
SIU
SIV
SIW
SIX
SIY
SIZ
SJA
SJB '
SJC
SJD
SJE
SJF
SJG
SJH
SJI
SJK
SJL
No — Continued.
No room — for uzq
No seamen to be had .., vlq
No surgeon (or, doctor) ljx
No trace — of .__ xzh
No use -/. YMR
No variation jia
No vegetables to be obtained yoi
No water to be had yvh
On no account dfr
There is no obstruction snl
There is no risk tjyd
There isjio shelter vwo
There wul be no profit txy
Under no anxiety — to (for, or, about),
EOK
We have no passenger tdu
Noble-y-man.
Nobody. No one. Not anyone.
Noise.
Make no noise. Keep silence rin
— Noisy-ily.
Nokta. (Measure of length) awp
Nominal-ly.
Nominal horsepower oyk
Nominate-d-ing-ion.
Noncommissioned, or, Petty officer,
thj
nonconductor-ing.
None. Not any ept
— I have none.
None killed. No one killed qao
— None left.
None missing: rwa
—None of that size.
—None received.
— None to spare.
— None wounded.
Noon. At noon fim
A. M. Before noon. In the forenoon,
EDU
P.M. Afternoon. In the afternoon,
DRW
What was your latitude at noon? qie
Nor.
Nordenfelt Gun.
normal-ly.
North (compass in degrees) abc
North (compass in points) aqd
— Northern-erly-ward.
Alongshore to the northward of — (dis-
tance in miles may follow) eap
— From the northward.
North Atlantic fjl
North cone hoisted jnm
North country coal ixf
North latitude ...QHX
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NORTH— NOT.
SJM
SJN
SJO
SJP
SJQ
SJR
SJT Nose.
NoKTH-^Conimwed.
North Pacific syw
— North-east-ern-erly-ing -ward-er.
— North-west-ern-erly-ing-ward-er.
On, or, At the north coast of — iyf
On, or, At the NB. coast of — iyg
On, or, At the NW. coast of — iyn
— Pole, or, North star.
— To, or, For the northward.
— Too far to the northward.
( For Compass Signals see pages 45, 46. )
Norway. Norwegian. Norwegian
Colors.
Not , ^.-cfm
Am I not? - bed
Arn, Is, or-, Are not beg
Am, Is, or, Are not able — to cyg
Am, Is, or, Are not to be bfd
Ain, Is, or, Are not to have bqd
But not- - hom
Can, or, May they not? bkm
Cannot, or, May not L__bkp
Can not, or May not be bfj
Can not, or, May not do (or, be done),
BLX
Can not, or, May not do it bly
Can not, or, May not have bqh
Can not, or, May not have been bfk
Can not, or, May not have done (or,
been done) blz
Can not, or, May not have had bqi
Cannot, or, May not he (she, it, or, per-
sons or things indicated) be? btm
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or, per-
sons or things indicated) have been?
BTN
Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be? btp
Could, or, Might not bld
Could, or, Might not be bfn
Could, or, Might not do (or, be done),
BMD
Could, or, might not have bql
Could, or, might not have been bfo
Could, or, Mightnothave done (or, been
done) bmo
Could, or, Might not have had bqm
Do, does, or, Did not bmi
Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
cated) have btr
Had, Has. or.Have, he(she, it.or persons
or things indicated) not? btw
Had, Has, or.Have, he(she, it.or persons
or things indicated) not been? -- .btx
Had, Has,, or.Have, he(she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not had? bty
Had, Has, or, Have not bqu
Had, Has, or, Have not been bfs
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
done) bms
Had. Has, or, Have not had bqv
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) bud
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) be.--BUE
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not bug
Not — Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not -Bui
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or have) not bun
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
ca£ed)had(has, or, have)not been.Buo
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
ca£ed)had(has, or, have) not done(or,
is, or, are not doing) bup
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not had-BUQ
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not buw
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to bux
He, She, It, etc. , may. (See Can, above) .
He, She.lt, etc. , might. (See Could, above).
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not bva
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be bvo
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to bve
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be_ bvg
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not bvJ
He, She, It (or persoms or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not be bvk
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, wotild) not bvp
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be.BVQ
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done) .,-- bvr
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not have.Bvs
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not bvu
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be _ _bvx
I am not bei
I can not (or, may not) bkr
lean not (or, may not) be bfy
I can not (or, may not) have brj
I could (or, might) not blm
I could (or, might) not be bga
I could (or, might) not have brl
I do (or, did) not bmz
I had (or, have) not-.- ___bro
I had (or, have) not been bgd
I had (or, have) not done bnc
I had (or, have) not had brp
I must not cel,
I must not be -->- bgf
I ought not to chm
I shall (or, will) not Cip
I shall (or, will) not be bgi
I shall (or, will) not do -__bne
I shall (or, will) not have brs
I should (or, would) not ojn
I should (or, would) not be bgl
I should (or, would) not do bng
I should (or, would) not have . _-.bru
I should (or, would) not have been-BGM
I was not cqi
I was not able to :. cyj
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) bye
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NOT.
Not — Continued.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not byg
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not byi
If he (she, it, or persons or thing s indi-
cated) had (has, or, have^ not byk
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not byn
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not byq
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bys
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not byu
If I am not byz
If I am not able to — cyl
If I cannot (or, may not) bzc
If I could (or, might) not bze
If I do (or, did) not bzg
If I had (or, have) not bzi
If I must not bzk
If I ought not to bzm
If I shall (or, will) not bzo
If I should (or, would) not bzq
If I was not bzu
If it can not (or, may not) be done. . bzs
If not bzv
If they are not _. cag
If they can not (or, may not) cai
If they could (or, might) not cal
If they did (or, do) not can
If they had (or, have) not cap
If they shall (or, will) not car,
If they should (or, would) not cat
If they were net cav
If we are not cay
If we can not (or, may not) cba
If we could (or, might) not cbe
If we do (or, did) not cbg
If we, had (or, have) not cbi
If we shall (or, will) not cbk
If we should (or, would) not cbm
If we were not cbo
If you are not cbk,
If you are not able to — cyn
If you can not (or, may not) cbt
If you could (or, might) not cbv
If you do (or, did) not cbx
If you had (or, have) not cbz
If you shall (or, will) not cdb
If you should, (or, would) not cdp
If you were not cdh
Is, etc. (See Are, above. )
It cannot be bgo
It can not (or, may not) be done bnl,
It could (or, might) not be done.-.BNO
It had (or, has) not been done bnq
It ought not to be bgs
It ought not to be done bns
It shall (or, will) not be -.bgu
It shall (or, will) not be done bnd
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See Could, above. )
Must not CEU
Must not be cev
Must not do (or, be done) cew
Need not be bgz
Need not fear sgf
SJU
SJV
SJW
Not— Continued.
Need not interfere pql
Not CFM
Not a good plan tly
Not a great many ohm
Not according to — deq
Not according to orders der
Not acquainted — with — dhj
Not afloat dqb
Not allowed. Disallow-ed dzl
Not always edt
Not amiss efl
Not amounting to egk
Not any. Tfone ept
Not any one ^ siu
Not approved of etw
Not armed ygj
Not arrived eyo
Not as soon — as win
Not at all dyp
Not at present tua
Not bad-ly frt
Not be (been, being) cfn
Not before : gdj
Not begun yet gdt
Not by cfo
Not certain ihm
Not classed isg
Not clear --ITQ
Not come jdk
Not commenced .' jev
Not correct jxd
Not doing ..cfp
Not done cfq
Not enough mdq
Not exactly mjw
Not far down lmk
Not for cfr
Not from cfs
Not his (her-s, it-s) cft
Not I (my, mine) cfu
Not if I were in your place tli
,Not immediately _pdk
— Not impossible.
•Not improved.
Not in _ cfv
Not in favor of mtje
■Not included -ing.
Not insured pob
Not less qno
Not likely. Unlikely qtw
Not long ago dtn
Not much sbu
Not much longer qyw
Not much loss.-- rba
Not much sea tjs
Not much surf xft
Not much to blame gmi
Not much wanted ytp
Not my (mine).- cfu
Not of cfw
Not often. Seldom spy
Not on cfx
Not our-s (us) cfy
Not possible pfb
Not quite ufp
Not ready ujq
Not reliable uox
Not removed ..tjqe
Not room to wear mb
Not safe to risk making the land- . . vde
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NOT.
Not — Continued.
Not severe vsx
Not signed wcf
Not so WIM
Not so many — as — rkp
Not so near sfo
Not so often. spz
Not so well — as zbm
Not such a thing xpt
Not sure (certain) ihm
Not that (or, this) cfz
Not the cga
Not theirs (they) cge
Not there .- cgb
Not these (or, those) cgd
Not time enough xto
Not to CGF
Not to be cgh
Not to be done cgi
Not to be had cgj
Not to be inserted pme
Not to exceed mkp
Not to remain tjpl
Not too much to port tpf
Not too much to starboard wqt
Not under command lights jbc
Not under control JED
Not until ylp
Not very large QFU
Not very narrow „ •-- sea
Not wind enough mdr
Not with cgk
Not without permission tgf
Not worth getting ofl
Not worth getting off (or, afloat) . .dqc
Not yet. By and bye hpx
Not you-r-s. - - . cgl
Ought not to chr
Ought not to be CHS
Ought not to be able to — cyp
Ought not to have cht
Person-s, or, Thing-s, etc. (See He,
above. )
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not? - bwh
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be? bwi
Shall, or. Will he (she. it, or person-s
or thing-s indicated) not do (or, be
done)?--- --.BWJ
Shall, or. Will he (she, it or person-s
or thing-s indicated) not have? .bwk
Shall, or. Will I not have? bry
Shall. or. Will not J Ciu
Shall, or, Will not be bhd
Shall, or, Will not be able to — cys
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done) _bny
Shall, or, Willnothave brz
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done) bnz
Shall, or, Will they not? ciz
Shall, or, Will they not do it? boc
Shall, or, Will we not? cjb
Shall, or. Will you not? cje
Shall, or, Will you not be? bhj
Shall, or, Will you not do it? boe
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not? bwr
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be?. bws
Not — Continued.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done) — bwt
Shcuid, or, Wouldhe (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not have-_.BWu
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or person-s
or thing-s indicated) not have been,
bwv
Should, or, Would not--- CJR
Should, or, Would not be __-Bhm
Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
BOH
Should, or, Would not have BSD
Should, or, Would not have been-.BHN
Should, or Would not have done (or,
been done) -, . .boi
Should, or, Would not have had bse
That, or, This can not (or, maynot) -CKS
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be,
CKT
That, or, This could (or, might) not be,
CKW
That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
been ckz
That, 07', This is not clf
That it is not clh
That, or.This must not clk
That, or. This must not be __clm
That, or, This shall (or, will) not be-CLO
That, or, This should (or, would) not
be clq
That, or, This was not -- — cls
There are (or, is) not cmh
There can not (or, may not) cmk
There can not (or, may not) be cml
There could (or, might) not be cmp
There had (has, or, have) not been.CMS
There shall (or, will) not cmw
There shall (or, will) not be_-_----CMX
There should (or, would) not cnb
There shotild (or, would) not be cnd
There should (or, would) not have been,
CNE
There was, (or, were) not cng
They are not bev
They can not (or, maynot) bku
They can not (or, may not) be ,_bhq
They can not (or, may not) have.--BSG
They could (or, might) not blo
They could (or, might) not be bhs
They do (or, did) not bok
They had (or, have) not .bsj
They had (or, have) not been bhu
They had (or, have) not done bom
They had (or, have) not had bsk
They must not cfh
They must not be bhw
They ought not to cif
They ought not to be bhy
They shall (or, will) not cjg
They shall (or, will) not be bia
They should (or, would) not cjz
They should (or, would) not be bid
They should (or, would) not have..BSM
They were not cok
They were not to be bif
Was, or, Were, he (she, it, or person-s or
things indicated) not bwt
Was I not? oorj
Was, or, Were not cov
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NOT— NUMBER.
SJX
SJY
SJZ
Not — Continued.
Was, or, Were not done (or, doing) _bop
We are not bex
We can not (or, may not) bkw
We can not (or, may not) be -. bij
We can not (or, may not) have -.-'.bso
We could (or, might) not blq
We could (or, might) not be bim
We do (or, did) not bob.
We had (or, have) not bsk
We had (or, have) not been bio
We had (or, have) not done bot
We had (or, have) not had bst
We must not Cfj
We must not be ...bio,
We ought not to _.cih
We shall (or, will) not cji
We shall (or, will) not be bis
We shall (or, will) not have..: bsv
We should (or, would) not ckb
We should (or, would) not be Biu
We should (or, would) not have bsx
We were not -- cpf
We were not to be •.biw
Were they not? cpi
Were we not? >_cpic
Were you not? cpm
Why are you not? ., cvb
Why can not (or, may not)? cvd
Why could ( or, might ) not? cvp
Why do (does, or, did) not? cvh
Why do (or, did) you not? cvj
Why had (has, or, have) not? cvl
Why had (or, have) you not? cvn
Why not? cvp
Why shall (or, will) not? cvs
Why should (or, would) not? cvu
You are not bez
You are not able to — cyw
You can not (or, may not) bky
Y6u can not (or, may not) be biz
You can not (or, may not) have bsz
You could (or, might) not bls
You could (or, might) not be bjc
You do (or, did) not box
You had (or, have) not btd
You had (or, have) not been bje
You had (or, have) not done boz
You had (or, have) not had bte
You must not .. cfl
You must not be bjg
You ought not to cik
You ought not to be bji
You shall (or, will) not cjl
You shall (or, will) not be __bjl
You shall (or, will) not have btg
You should (or, would) not cke
You should (or, would) not be bjn
You should (or, would) not have bti
You were not cpo
You were not to be pjp
Notary.
NOTE-D-ING-ATION. To NOTE.
Advance note dmw
Bank note, or, Paper money as v
Note (letter) qoc
— Note of interrogation. Query.
SKA
SKB
SKC
SKD
SKE
SKF
SKG
SKH
SKI
SKJ
SKL
SKM
SKN
SKO
SKP
SKQ
SKR
SKT
SKU
SKV
SKW
SKX
SKY
SKZ
SLA
SLB
SLC
Nothing.
Bring nothing his
Let nothing prevent- . _ qnv
Nothing additional - dje
Nothing belonging to you — (or, — ) _gex
— Nothing can (or, could).
Nothing decisive yet kpv
Nothing else lvt
— Nothing for you (or, for — ).
Nothing important by last accounts .del
Nothing in sight vnw
Nothing less qnp
Nothing more ..I ezw
— Nothing particular.
— Nothing serious.
— Nothing shall.
Nothing to be depended upon beyond
your own resources ■ kum
— Nothing to report.
Say nothing . vik
There is nothing ...cmt
Notice-d-ing. To notice.
— Did not notice.
— Did you notice?
Give notice .. oab
Notice (warning) has been given. _yul
— Noticed nothing.
Short notice vzw
Stranger (or vessel indicated) will not
take any notice of signal. wdk
Take no notice xjr
Take notice xjs
Your zeal has been particularly noticed
by — zmd
Notify-ied-ing-ication.
— Have notified.
—Will, or, Shall be notified.
Notwithstanding.
Nought. , '-•■
nourish-ed-ing-ment.
NOVEL-TY.
November.
About November the — czt
—Beginning of November.
— End of November.
— Next November.
Now. At once . pin
Just now pxl
Mail is now at — rfj
Now doing. lis
Nowhere.
Nozzle.
Nuisance.
number-ino. to number.
Numbered.
A large (great) number (or, quantity)—
of — OGZ
A larger number (or, quantity)— of —
than qFm
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NUMBER— OBEY.
SLD
SLE
SLF
SLG
SLH
SLI
SLK
SLJ
Number— Continued.
— A small (or, smaller) number (or, quan-
tity)— of — .
— A very large number (or, quantity) —
of — .
An average number (or, quantity) —
of — : FOQ
An equal number (or, quantity) — of - ,
MGF
Boiler burst; number of killed and
wounded not yet known ax
— Has vessel made her number?*
Hoist your distinguishing number (or,
signal)* dv
I, or, She exchanged numbers with — ,
MKW
Indicate the number (or, quantities) —
of PIA
Lost number of blades of screw (indi-
cated) GLZ
Make your number (distinguishing sig-
nal) -DV
— Number, or, Quantity is incorrect.
Number of columns JBX
Number of killed and wounded not yet
known "- ___qap
Numbered slc
Numberless sli
Numbers j. slj
Official number* spe
Shorten in cable to the number of
shackles indicated hrp
Show. the number (or, quantity) — of — ,
PIA
Show your distinguishing signal (num-
ber) : dv
The greater-est number (or, quantity) —
of— ohn
The least number (or, quantity) — of — ,
QKH
Too large a number ( or, quantity) — of — ,
QFV
—Vessel has not made her number.
Vessels just arrived, make your num-
bers (or, distinguishing.signals)*--DX
Vessels just weighed (or, leaving) , show
your numbers (or, distinguishing sig-
nals)* dz
Vessels that wish to be reported all well,
show your numbers (or, distinguish-
ing signals)* dtt
Vessels wishing to be reported on leav-
ing, show your numbers (or, distin-
guishing signals)* eb
What is the number of mail bags you
have on board? fsp
What is your name (or number) ?*_sdt
What number (or, quantity) of — have
you? udw
' *See List op Meechant Vessels.
Numberless.
Numbers.
NUMEEAL-ICAL-LY.
Annul the hoist shown by numeral sig-
nal EMI
Numeral flag ndj
SLM
SLN
SLO
SLP
SLQ
SLR
SLT
SLU
SLV
SLW
SLX
SLY
SLZ
SMA
SMB
SMC
SMD
SME
SMP
SMG
Numeral — Continued.
— Numeral signals (when spoken of). (For
use, seepage^.)
Numeral signal No. 1*
Cod,e Flag over M
Numeral signal No. 2.*
Code Flag over n
Numeral signal No. 3.*
Code Flag over o
*For method of using these signals, see
page 32.
— Numeral table. (Pages 32-34 )
Numerous-ly.
NUN-NEEY.
— Nun buoy.
Nuncio.
Nurse-d-ing.
Are there any sick nurses to be got? . w az
Sick nurse wbg
You had better get a sick nurse wbk
Nut.
Cocoanut IYX
Nutmeg.
O. (Letter.) (For new method of spell-
ing, seepage 13.)
Oak-en.
Oakum.
Oar.
Boat's oars GRS
Oath.
Oatmeal.
Oats.
Obedient-ly-ce — TO.
Obey-ed-ing.
— I can not obey. your order.
— Obey order.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
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OBJECT— OCEAN.
SMH
SMI
SMJ
SMK
SML
SMN
SMO
SMP
SMQ
SMB
SMT
SMU
SMV
SMW
SMX
SMY
SMZ
SNA
SNB
SNC
SND
SNE
SNF
SNG
SNH
SNI
SNJ
Object.
— Is there any object?
Keep the two objects named in one line,
QUM
— Object is.
— With the object (or, view) of.
Objection-able.
— Has it been objected to?
— Have you any objection— to?
— No objection — to.
— Objected — to — .
Objectionable character ily
Oblige-d-ing — to. (See also Bound and
Compel.)
— Is obliged to undergo repairs.
— Obligation-ory.
— Obliged to be given up.
Obliged to cut away khq
Obliged to discharge lcx
—Obliged to give it up.
— Obliged to scud.
Obliged to stop engines wxh
— Obliged to throw overboard.'
Unless we are obliged .- yjr
Was, obliged to put back . . fqn
— Will be obliged to.
—You will be obliged to.
— You will not be obliged to.
Obliged — for. ( Grateful) ogq
Obolos. ( Measure of weight) baj
Obscure-d-ing-ity.
Observatory.
Observe-d-ing. To observe. (See also
See.)
Dead reckoning agrees with observa-
- tion dtx
Did not observe (or, see) vnf
Did you get an observation? . nyr
Did you get good observations? rm
Did you observe (or, see)? vng
Good observations oec
— Have, or, Has been observed (or, seen).
Have you taken observations for varia-
tion? JHS
I have had no observation for variation
lately jhv
Latitude by observation— is qhu
Longitude by observation — is qzd
Night observation sie
No recent observations. I did not get
an observation _.. rt
— Observation.
— Observations on the — .
Tolerable observations - _ _xum
When were your last observations for
latitude? QlF
When were your last observations for
time? --RY
Obstacle.
Obstruct-ed-ing-ion.
Beware of boom (or, obstruction) ._gjc
Boom, or, Obstruction broke adrift -GZM
SNK
SNL
SNM
SNO
SNP
SNQ
SNB
SNT
SNU
SNV
SNW
SNX
SNY
SNZ
SOA
SOB
SOC
SOD
SOE
SOP
Obstruct — Continued.
Chain obstruction _uo
Channel, or, Fairway is obstructed. _ilf
Floating obstruction in (or, at) — . . nfd
Net obstruction sgy
Obstructions removed uqf
Remove obstruction --- - - _ uqg
— Sunken obstruction in (or, at)—.
The channel is obstructed by a ship.iLT
— There is no obstruction. ■
Obtain-ed-ing-able. (See also Get and
Procure. )
— Can be obtained— at.
Can I obtain ballast at — ? ftp
Can labor be obtained? qcs
Can pratique be obtained at — ? try
— Can you obtain (or, procure)?
Carpenters and caulkers may be ob-
tained at — ibu
Fresh vegetables to be obtained nrb
Fruit is to-be obtained on ohore . . - nse
— Have, or, Has not obtained.
Have obtained soundings wkn
Have obtained the following informa-
. tion from — ....ngv
— Have you obtained?
How is your latitude obtained? qhn
I wish to obtain orders from my owners,
Mr. — , at — sw
Is cotton freight to be obtained?- _.jxw
—It is not to be obtained.
— It is to be obtained.
— Must obtain (or, be obtained).
No fruit is to be obtained on shore .nsf
No intelligence obtained from vessel
boarded pog
No vegetables to be obtained yoi
— Obtain all the intelligence possible.
— Shall, or, Will obtain.
Shelter may be obtained vwm
Water can readily bexobtained yws
Water can not be obtained yvn
You will have great difficulty in obtain-
taining water laf
occasional-ly.
Occasion -ed-ing. To occasion.
Authority sufficient for the occasion,
FMP
Happened in consequence of. Occa-
sioned by jpz
Occulting light.
— Group occulting light.
Occupy-ied-ing-ation.
Occur-red-ring-rence — on (or, to).
How did it (or, that) occur (or, happen)?
omk
It frequently occurs nqt
— When did it occur?
Ocean-ic.
North Atlantic fjl
North Pacific syw
South Atlantic - FJM
South Pacific. SYX
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329
OCHR— OFF.
SOG
SOH
SOI
SOJ
SOK
SOL
SOM
OCHR-EL-GTJERCH. (Coin) AUK
Ock. (Measure of weight) baq
O'clock. (See Clock) zng
October.
About October the — czu
— Beginning of October.
—End of October.
— Next October.
Op cgm
By way of hps
In place of pna
Not of CFW
Of course jzw
Of him (his, her-s, it-s) con
Of me (my, mine) cgo
Of no importance pez
Of our-s (us) cgp
Of that (this) cgq
Of the cgr
Of them (theirs) cgs
Of these (or, those) cgt
Of water yvi
Of what (or, which) cgu
Of whom (or, whose) cgv
Of you-r-s cgw
What, or, Which of the — ? cqi
Off.
As soon as she is off (or, afloat) dpw
— At — (time indicated) we were off — .
Beating off gca
Becalmed off — for — days gci
Blockade is not taken off gnd
Blockade is taken off gne
Blow-off cock (or, gear) gnw
Blow-off valve gnz
Blow off your steam goa
Boiler leaky; must be blown off.-.GWC
Bring off hit
Can be cut off khe
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
means now available CD
Can not save the ship ; take people off .nb
Cast off ied
Cutoff khj
Expect (or vessel indicated expects) to
be got off (or, afloat) dpx
Far-ther off (or, from) msv
Fend off mvt
Fire gains rapidly ; take people off - -NG
Fleet, or. Squadron when last seen
were off — neo
Haul off.. -ope
Have, or, Has got off ofg
Heave-to; head offshore lq
How far oft? What distance? mta
lean get off _.-Nzb
—I shall be off — at — (time indicated).
I shall get off (or, afloat) with assist-
ance dpy
I stand off and on^the land QEB
I shall stand off'the land from —(hour
indicated) to — (hour indicated), or, I
shall stand off until Qec
If you will lay out an anchor for me I
can get off eiv
SON
SOP
SOQ
SOB,
SOU
SOV
Off— Continued.
It is likely you (or, vessel indicated) will
be got off? ofj
— Is she (vessel indicated) off?
It is expected the embargo will be taken
off- - LWJ
Keep farther off (or, from) mct
Keep off and on and await instructions,
sx
Lighter is coming off — to you qz
Maybe got off -_ofk
May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt
assistance be given cg
May be got off (or, afloat) without
assistance dpz
Met her off (or, in)— rqy
Must cast off . I must cast off ieh
Not worth getting off (or, afloat) -_dqc
Off and on ' sow
Offshore. Off the coast iyd
—Off the — .
Off the buoy hmv
Off the cape hvr
Off the entrance- mft
—Off the island.
—Off the land.
—Off the light.
Off the mouth of the river (or, — ) _uyj
Off the point tnm
Off, or, From the wind nry
Off the wreck zm
Off this port tor
Pay-ing, Paid off tep
Pilot boat most likely on — (bearing in-
dicated) (or, off — ) tk
Pilot can not get off tjp
Put off ucz
Put off for the present-- tod
—Put off the sale.
Send the mate — off -RMS
Several vessels becalmed off gcj
Shall I cast off? iej
Sheer a little. off vuo
Sheer a little off when you come to the
point vup
Sheer-ed-ing off vun
Shove-d-ing off waj
Stand off. Get an offing. Put to sea at
once mg
Stand, or, Haul off 0PC
Stand off and on the land wqh
Sunk off (or, near) the — . weo
Take-n-ing, Took off xjt
The tide will take her off (float her),
NFE
The way is off my ship ; you may feel
your way past me hl
Too far off mtd
Vessel (indicated, if necessary) has got
off NZE
What distance off is — ? lgm
When did you come off? jdn
When do you come off? jdo
When do you expect to be off (or, abreast
of)—? ---- -.-.DAP
When I have run my distance, I shall
put her head off until — lgp
When will the embargo be taken off?
LWN
You are too close in. Keep farther off,
IVL
330
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
OFF AND ON— OFFICER.
SOW
SOX
SOY
SOZ
SPA
SPB
SPC
SPD
SPE
SPF
Off and on.
I shall stand off and on the land qeb
Keep off and on and await instructions,
sx
Stand off and on the land wqh
OFFEND-ED ING-CE. To OFFEND.
Be careful not to give offence
SPG
' — Offender.
— Offensive.
OFFER-ED-ING — TO. TO OFFER.
Any freight offering? eoz
First offer naz
— Have you had an offer?
Made an offer of — ref
— Offer (an offer).
Offer, or, Proposal not accepted dbw
Offered assistance, but they declined,
FGM
— What was the offer?
Will accept your offer dby
Will you make an offer? riz
Office.
— Admiral's Office.
Badge of office .. fsa
Bureau de Change. Exchange office,
HNC
Call at the post office for letters hsy
Colonial Office jbl
Commander in-Chief 's Office jeq
Detained by the Emigration Office_KYB
Emigration, or, Immigration Office.Lxj
Foreign Office, or, State Department,
NKR
Go to the Admiral's Office dlf
Harbor master's office omy
Have you settled with the Emigration
Office ..-.lxk^
Weather Bureau, or, Meteorological
Office reports depression approaching
from the — . etp
Weather Bureau, or, Meteorological
Office reports gale approaching from
the — etq
Post office, For, or, At the post office,
TQJ
Post-office order tql
Report me to "New York Herald" Of-
fice, London ui
Report me to "New York Herald" Of-
fice, New York uj
Report me to "New York Herald" Of-
fice, Paris _. uk
Secretary's office vmq
Send to the Admiral's Office dlk
Shipping office vyb
Telegraph station (or, office) xme
The office is closed ivh
There are orders for you at the Admir-
al's Office _dlm
To, or, At the post office. Post office,
TQJ
—War office, or, War Department.
You are wanted at the — office ydb
SPH
SPI
SPJ
SPK
SPL
SPM
SPN
SPO
Officer.
Admiral, or, Senior officer has com-
mands for you dkp
Admiral, or, Senior officer has no com-
mands DKQ
Admiral, or, Senior officer has requested,
DKR
Admiral, or, Senior officer intends.-DKS
Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally
about „ DKT
Admiral, or, Senior officer is off (or, at) —
DKU
Admiral, or, Senior officer is on board —
(or, at — ) dkv
Admiral, or, Senior officer is on shore,
DKW
Admiral, or, Senior officer requests the
pleasure of your company at dinner,
DKX
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes, .dky
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to
know dkz
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
you (or person indicated) dla
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
you as soon as convenient dlb
Admiral's, or, Senior officer's memo. dlc
Admiral's, or, Senior officer's order, .dle
Board of Trade officer ( or, inspector) . gpd
—Boarding officer.
—Can, or, May officers?
Chief officer ios
Commanding officer jdy
Commanding officer desires jdz
Commissioned officer jfd
Custom-house officer kgw
— Direct officer to — .
Excise officer ...mlc
First officer nbc
Foreign officer nks
Have not seen the admiral (or, senior
officer) dlg
Have you seen the admiral (or, senior
officer)? DlyH
Junior officer pxa
Medical officer roj
Military officer rty
Naval officer seq
Naval Reserve officer _'SEU
Officer and men rpi
Officer, or, Employee of Government,
oft
Officer of Naval Reserve seu
— Officer of the guard.
— Officer of the watch.
— Officer's servant, i
Petty, or, Non-commissioned officer.THJ
Quarantine officer uef
Salvage officer ..vge
Second officer (or, mate) vme
— Send an officer — to (or, for).
Sending, Sent an officer— to (or, for) .vpo
Senior officer vqz
Shipping officer vyj
Signal officer wda
Third officer (or, mate) xqo
Under-officer pf yhi
What is the name of admiral (or, senior
officer)? ...dlo
Where is the admiral (or, senior officer) ?
SJ
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
331
OFFICES— ON.
SPQ
SPR,
SPT
SPU
SPV
SPW
SPX
SPY
SPZ
SQB
SQC
SQD
Officer — Continued.
Where is the commanding officer? . _ jei
1 Where is the health officer? ord
Official-ly".
Await outside the inspection of the offi-
cials . ppb
Have you a Custom-house official on
board? KGX
Is the news official? shj
Official log-book... gzd
— Official number.
Officially confirmed (or, certified) . .ijf
—Official (officer).
Passed the official inspection tcu
Post-office official (or, postmaster) .tqk
Signal the vessel's official number — to,
DV
Telegraph clerk (or, official) xlz
Want official confirmation joh
Offing.
A good offing odr
Cut, or, Slip. Get an offing. Weigh.
Wait for nothing kw
— In the offing.
Puttosea.atonce. Get an offing. Stand
off MG
Often.
As often as fbd
— How often?
— Not often. Seldom.
— Not so often.
Very often ypm
Ohm. (Measure of electrical resistance.)
Oil-ed-ing. To OIL.
Apparatus for casting oil on the sea to
quiet it erf
Barrel of oil fxu
Calm the sea by pouring oil on it. _htn
Castor oil iep
Colza oil JBZ
Croton oil kep
Gallipoli oil nwj
I am in want of oil for machinery, .rdtj
Lamp oil Qdh
Linseed oil ^...qvb
— Lubricating oil.
Mineral Oil Rux
Neat's-foot oil sfr
-Oily.
Oil bag fsk
Oilcake sqe
Olive oil 1 SQL
Paint oil ..- szq
Paraffin oil tas
Petroleum oil the
Rangoon oil ___uib
Smooth-ed-ing sea by pouring oil on it,
HTN
Sperm oil- vrm
Sweet oil , xhf
Vegetable oil yoj
Whale oil - -.zby
SQE
SQF
SQG
SQH
SQI
SQJ
SQK
SQL
SQM
SQN
SQO
SQP
Oilcake.
Ointment.
Oke. ( Measure of weight ) baq
Old.
How old? What age? dsi
Old berth' gfx
Old canvas hvi
— Old rope.
Old system xid
—Older.
—Oldest.
Too old xve
Olive.
— Olive oil.
Omit-ting. To omit.
— Do not omit.
— Omitted. Omission.
Omnibus.
Omnibus, or, Car leaves at — hyb
When does omnibus (or, car) leave
for—? HYC
On , — .CGX
All on board cza
Bring on board gpz
Bring on shore I.hiu
Broadside on (or, to) _hjp
Captain is not on board hwk
Captain is on board hwl
Captain is requested to come on board,
HWN
Come on board gqa
Continue on your course. jsm
Crew not all on board dya
Due on . low
End on lym
Hold on owr
I am coming (or, sending) onboard-CZB
I have no combustibles on board hq
I shall stand off and on (the land) . qeb
I shall stand on until — wqd
Is the captain on board? hxe
Keep her bows on hci
Keep on and off, and await instructions,
sx
No boat on board gtx
Not on . cfx
Observations on the — snh
On_^_ .„ cgx
On account of -_.dfp
On and off sow
Onboard. Aboard cyx
On both sides har
On condition jnd
On deck kqc
On delivery ..ksw
On demand — of ktd
On fire : nap
332
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
ON— OPPORTUNE.
SQR
SQT
SQU
On — Continued.
On him (his, her-s, it-s) coy
On His (or, Her) Majesty's service.RHS
On leave Qly
On leaving QLK
On lee bow. Lee bow hcn
On me (my, mine) - cgz
On no account -DFR
On our-s (us) J cha
On port bow hco
On shore vzm
On starboard bow.- hop
On that chb
On the ^— - chd
On the — day of the month knq
On the — (date indicated) kmf
On the bar -.. fvz
On the beach fzy
On the beam gaw
On the coast iye
On the left bank of the river fve
Note. — The right or left hand bank in
descending the stream.
On the other svm
On the port quarter ueq
On the right bank of the river fvg
Note. — The right or left hand bank in
descending the stream.
On the road— to uyp
On the rock-- uyw
On the same day knr
On the shoal vyu
On the starboard quarter uer
On the way— to yxf
On the wreck .. zrv
On them (theirs) __-:. che
On these (or, those) ... j chf
On weather bow hcq
On what (or, which) chg
On what date did you speak the — (ves-
sel indicated)"). kmg
On whom (or, whose) chi
On you-r-s chj
Run on shore vce
Stand on mh
Too much strain on— wyi
"Was to sail on the — veu
— We sail on the — .
"Will you (or person indicated) come on
board? grf
"Will your surgeon come on board?.. wp
Once.
At once. Now fin
I can begin at once (or, on — , date speci-
fied) GDO
It is dangerous to allow too many people
on board at once gb
One.
Alter course one point to port jzd
Alter course one point to starboard _jze
At one fio
Either one. Either lud
Every one. Everybody .' mitt
SQV
SQW
SQX
SQY
SQZ
SRA
SRB
SRC
SRD
SRE
SRF
SRG
SRH
SRJ
SRK
SRL
SRM
SRN
SRO
SRP
SRQ
SRT
SRU
SRV
One — Continued.
I have only one boat (indicate other
number, if neeesMry) ,' gtc
No one. Nobody siu
No one hurt-... . pat
No one killed qao
One screw disabled ; can work the other,
, MW
Only one anchor left EJG
Onion.
Only.
I have only — days' provisions to
I have only — days' water .za
Only chance of safety ikg
— Only for a short — .
— Only intended as — .
Only intended for a feint mvg
— Only intend to — .
Only one anchor left ejg
Only to be got in small quantities, .ofm
Onward.
Onze. (Measure of weight) bao
Ooze-d-ing.
Open-ed-ing-ly.
Keep open order pzh
Open. Get farther away mc
— Open fire, or, Commence firing.
Open sealed orders sue
Open the telegram for me and signal its
contents wx
Shall I open your telegram and signal its
contents? xc
The weather is still open (at — , to fol-
low, if necessary) yzh
Opera.
.fyd
Operate-d-ing-ion.
Base of operations
— Operations have commenced.
Operator-ive.
Ophthalmia-ic.
Opinion.
— In my opinion, or, My opinion is — that — .
— In your opinion.
"What is the general opinion? .nxq
— What is your opinion — of — ?
Opium-iate.
— Opium trade.
Opodeldoc.
Opponent.
Opportune-ity — to (or, for).
An opportunity for disposing of cargo,
HZQ
-An opportunity for selling (or, disposing
of)-.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
333
OPPORTUNE— ORDER.
SRW
SRX
SRY
SRZ
STA
STB
STC
STD
STE
STF
STG
STH
ST1
STJ
STK
STL
STM
STN
STO
STP
STQ
Opportune — Continued.
An opportunity for sending letters to
Europe (or, to — )..- _..qod
Every opportunity - , mja
— Few opportunities.
First opportunity nbd
— Is there any opportunity?
— Next time (or, opportunity).
No opportunity (or, chance) ike
Opportunity for action diu
Opportunity for sending letters to Eu-
rope (or, to — ) QOD
—Opportunity to send.
Some future opportunity nus
— There is an opportunity.
Oppose-d-ing-ition.
Any opposition — to (or, from) epk
Great opposition — to (or, from) ohp
— Must oppose.
— No opposition. Unopposed.
Opposition majority or — khw
Opposite.
oppress-ed-in g-i ve-or.
Optic-al-ian.
Option-al-ly.
Or. '
Or else lvu
Orange.
Order.
Note. — For machinery, etc., out of order,
see under the part of machinery in
question.
According to order (or, direction) ..dem
Admiral's, or, Senior officer's order .dle
After order v- drf
Am, Is, or, Are ordered (or, directed)
to (or, by) lbg
— Are there any orders?
— Are you going to wait for orders?
Attend to orders flh
Bad or der . In bad order fri
— By your owner's orders ( or, instructions) .
Call off — for orders hta
Cargo in very good order _ hzx
Contrary to orders Jsx
— Counter orders.
Disobey-ed-ing-dience of orders lez
General orders nxp
Good order. In good order oeb
— Have no orders.
— Have, or, Has orders for.
Have orders been given — to (or, for)?
PNE
Have orders (or, telegram) for you.-SM
Have received the following communi-
cation (orders, or, instructions) from
your agent (or, owner) ia
Have you any orders (telegram, message,
or, communication) for me? IB
Have you received any orders— from — ?
su
STR
STU
STV
STW
STX
STY
STZ
SUA
SUB
sue
SUD
SUE
SUF
SUG
SUH
SUI
SUJ
SUK
SUL
Order — Continued.
Have you received your orders?
I am directed to acquaint you- dhi
I can not obey your orders smp
I expect your orders every moment .mnl
I have instructions (or, orders) pnp
■I have orders for you.
I have orders for you not to touch (or,
call) at — sn
I have orders to telegraph your passing,
so
-I have received orders.
I have received orders for you not to
proceed to — (place next indicated) on
account of ice pbr
I have received orders for you not to
proceed without further instructions,
SP
I have received orders for you to await
instructions from owners at — sq
I have received orders for you to dis-
charge cargo at — SR
I have received orders for you to pro-
ceed to — TP
-I have telegraphed for further orders (or,
instructions) .
I have telegraphed for your orders --ST
-I must remain till further orders.
— I send an order— for — .
I will telegraph for your orders if you
will wait reply sv
I wish for orders from Mr. — , my owner,
at— sw
Note. — This signal is to be followed by:
1. Ship's number, if not already made.
2. Name of owner, from Spelling
Table.
3. Owner's residence from Geograph-
ical or Spelling Table.
— If you order me.
In bad order. Bad order fri
In good order. Good order oeb
— In order — to.
Keep close order pyq
Keep off and oh and await instructions
(or, orders) .- sx
Keep open order pzh
Machinery out of order rj
— My orders.
No instructions (or, orders) -PNI
Not according to orders. Against in-
structions -- — der
Obey orders ...smg
— Open sealed orders.
Order book - gze
— Order-ed-ing by telegraph.
Order canceled- hup
— Ordered.
—Ordered back.
— Ordering.
— Orderly.
— Orders have been received.
— Orders have been sent.
— Orders have not arrived yet — for — .
— Out of order.
Owners desire me to order you to coal
at — he
Owners desire me to order you to dis-
charge cargo first at — (place next indi-
cated) SY
334
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
ORDER-BOUGHT.
SUM
SUN
suo
SUP
SUQ
SUR
SUf
SUV
SUW
sux
SUY
suz
SVA
SVB
SVC
SVD
SVE
Order — Continued.
Pay attention to orders -- ... _ _ flh
Post-offlce order tql
Previous order (or, instructions) pnj
Previous orders are all countermanded,
JYP
Proceed in execution of previous orders,
sz
Pumps in good order ubp
Repeat my signals until further orderB,
wcp
Returns ordered uvr
Sailing orders vel
Sealed orders vln
Secret orders vmj
— Send for orders.
— Send my orders on to — (place indicated).
Shall I telegraph for your orders? tb
— Should be ordered.
Standing orders -- ...wqk
Stay, or, Stop for orders te
Telegraph orders (or, instructions) —
to — _TC
Telegraph out of order (or, stopped),
XMC
— The orders are coming off.
There are no orders hieFe for you td
There are orders for you at the admiral's
office DLM
— Under orders —for (or, to) — .
— Under orders of.
Until further orders ylg
Urgent orders (or, instructions) ...pnl
Verbal orders - yoz
"Wait for orders te
— Wait off here for orders.
Want immediate orders tk
Weigh, and proceed as ordered kv
— What are your orders?
Where do you intend calling for orders?
HTJ
— Who sent the order?
Written orders zju
— You are not likely to receive your orders
for some days.
—You are ordered not to come into port.
— You are ordered on to — .
You are ordered to proceed to — tp
You must remain until further orders,
NUM
Your orders (or, instructions) pnm
Your orders are at (or, will be at) — .tg
Your orders are canceled huq
Your orders are not ready for you. .uke
— Your orders have not arrived yet.
— Your orders will be awaiting you off (or,
at)—.
Your original orders are canceled ; I am
directed to inform you to proceed to — ,
TH
Your papers are not in order tap
Note. — For machinery out of order,
look under the part of machinery in
question.
Ordinary-ily. In an ordinary degree.
— Ordinary seaman.
Ordnance.
Ordnance stores .ezw
SVF
SVG
SVH
SVI
SVJ
SVK
SVL
SVM
SVN
svo
SVP
Ore. (Coin) ...aul
Ore.
Organize-d-ing-ation.
Fleet organization nep
Oriental.
Origin-al-ly.
Your original orders are canceled; I
am directed to inform you tq proceed
to — . ..m TH
Orlop.
Oscillate-d-ing-ion.
Other.
Any other epl
Each other ..lqx
Get her on the other tack as fast as
possible nyu
Get her on the other tack, or you will
be onshore ...lp
I shall not go on the other tack unless I
fall off — to — MRU
— On the other.
Other case ido
Other cause ._' ifs
— Some other.
— The other side.
We shall do better on the other tack,
XIN
Otherwise.
Ought to chk
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to BVD
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to bve
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be bvg
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
■ cated) oughttobe bvf
How ought?.- bxq
I ought to chl
I ought not to chm
If I OUght to BZL
If I ought not to bzm
It ought not to be .bgs
It ought not to be done bns
It ought to be bgr
It ought to be done bkr
Ought he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) to? chn
Ought his (hers, it-s) ? cho
Ought I (my, mine)? chp
Ought I to — do?.... chq
Ought not to ,__ chr
Ought not to be . chs
Ought not to be able to — J.......OYP
Ought not to have cht
Ough\, that (or, this)? CHU
Ought the? •_ .Z4 - - -CHV
Ought these (or, those)? _...---CHW
Ought they to? ^._-CHX
Ought to be chy
Ought to be able to — CYQ
Ought to be ashamed pev
Ought to do (or, be done) chz
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
335
OUGHT— OUT.
SVQ
SVR
Ought — Continued.
Ought to have cia
Ought we (our-s) to? cib
Ought you-r-s to? ...CID
They ought to cib
They ought not to cif
They ought not to be '. bhy
They ought to be bhx
"We ought to era
We ought not to era
What, or, Which ought to? cqj
When ought? crp
When ought I to see (or, sight)? ..vod
When ought the next mail to arrive?
RGA
When ought the next mail to leave ?_rgb
Where ought? ..^ ctj
Who ought? cur
Why ought? ■- cvq
You ought to cu
You ought not to ;'. cik
You ought not to be.. bji
You ought to be bjh
Ounce. ' Oz. (Measure of weight) baz
OUR-S-SELVES CIN
After our-s cil,
Are, or, Is our-s, or, Ard we? bem
Before our-s (us) erst
By our-s (us) .bjy
Can, or. May we (our-s)? bkn
Could., or, Might we (our-s)? bli
Do, Did (or, Does) we (our-s)? BMP
For our-s (us) . bpj
From our-s (us) bpw
Had, has, or, Have we (our-s)? brd
If we (our-s) . caw
In our-s (us) cdl
Is, etc. (See Are, above. )
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See Could, above.)
Must we (our-s)? cfd
—Nearly all our.
Not our-s (us) cfy
Of our-s (us) __cgp
On our-s (us) - cha
Ought we (our-s) to? cib
Our-s-selves CIN
Shall, or, Will we (our-s)? cja
Should, or, Would we (our-s)? cjw
Than we (ours) ckj
That we (our-s) clw
To ours (us) cob
Was, or, Were our-s (we) - cpa
When we (our-s) csk
Where we (our-s) cud
Why we (our-s) cvy
Will, etc. (See Shall, above.)
With our-s (us) cwm
Would, etc. (See Should, above.)
Out.
All the lights are out along the coast
of — pu
Be on your guard; look out oiv
Blowout GNU
Boiler out of order.. gwf
Bring out hiv
Broke out. hjv
Can not get my boat out gsj
SVT
SVU
SVW
SVX
SVY
SVZ
SWA
SWB
SWC
SWD
SWE
SWF
SWG
Out — Continued.
— Carried out.
Come out ..-.- jcv
— Cut out.
Do you think we can cut her (or, them)
OUt? KHN
Do you think we can ride it out?, .uwx
Farther out msx
Find out myo
Fires and lights out mzq
Fit-ted-ting out ...ncl
Go out (or, from) oby
Good look-out-... odz
Have you got out of danger? klc
Help me to lay out an anchor eik
How much cable have you out? hre
I shall ride it out if I can uwy
— In and out.
Just out of port (or, harbor) pxm
Keep a good look-out aloft eag
Keep a good look-out for lights (or,
land), or, Look out for land (or,
lights)--- ---PYH
Keep out of the tide (or, current) xg
Lay out ... Qix
Lay out an anchor eiz
Lightship at — is out of position (or, is
not at anchor on her station) qe
Lookout — to (or, for) .... qzs
Lookout at day break knm
Look out for a line (or, rocket line) . _kf
Look out for the tow line Qzu
Look-out will be kept on the beach all
night kg
Machinery out of order rj
— Make out.
May, or, Can be cut out kho
Out — days . kns
— Out of (or, from).
Out of dock LJK
— Out of harbor (or, port).
Out of order sul
Out of port (or, harbor) svz
— Out of quarantine.
Out of range. Out of gunshot ok J
Out of reach uja
— Out of sight.
— Out of soundings.
Out of the course — of ...jzl
— Out of the way.
— Outermost.
Outer entrance (passage, or, channel).iLS
— Outer harbor.
Proceed out of harbor txc
Put out. UDA
Ran out , uhr
Ride it out if possible _.ks
Rig out uxj
Rocks stretch a long way out ge
— Run out.
Shift your berth farther out ghb
Shutout wau
Stand out to sea wqi
Telegraph out of order(or, stopped). xmc
Vessel indicated is out of sight vxr
When I am out of quarantine uek
Work out zhx
Your lights are out (or, want trim-
ming).
Made by — — — . — flashes
or, blasts of a steam iohistle.
336
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
OUTBOARD— OWNER.
SWH
SWI
SWJ
SWK
SWL
SWM
SWN
SWO
SWP
SWQ
SWR
SWT
swu
swv
swx
SWY
swz
SXA
SXB
sxc
SXD
SXE
SXF
SXG
SXH
Outboard.
Outbreak.
Outermost swe
Outfit.
Outlet.
Outline.
Outlying.
outnumber-ed-ing.
OUTPORT.
outrage-d-ing-ous-ly.
Outrigger.
— Outrigger torpedo, or, Spar torpedo.
Outside.
Await outside the inspection of the
officials fpb
How is the wind outside? zeo
Outside berth gfy I
Outside of limit .-.QUG
— Outside of the.
— Outside the harbor.
Signal, or, I am going to signal state of
the weather outside (or, at — , place
indicated) wde
What is the weather outside (or at place
indicated)^ yzl
Wind has abated outside zfj
Wind has not abated outside zfk
Outward-ly.
— Outward bound.
Oval.
Oven.
Over.
Is — frozen over? nqb
Overalls dyq
— Over the.
Put over udb
What is the depth over the sill kvh
— is frozen over nqc
Overboard.
Fallen overboard mrq
Lost overboard raw
Man overboard br
Obliged to throw overboard smy
Want a boat ; man overboard bt
Washed overboard yur
Overcast.
Overcharge-d-ing.
Overdue. .
overflow-ed-ing.
SXI
SXJ
SXK
SXL
SXM
SXN
sxo
SXP
SXQ
SXR
SXT
SXU
SXV
sxw
SXY
SXZ
SYA
SYB
SYC
SYD
SYE
SYF
SYG
SYH
SYI
OVERHAUL-ED-ING.
The engines must be thoroughly over-
hauled mob
Overhead.
overheat-ed-ing. '
Furnace overheated nue
Guns overheated okd
Overland.
— Overland mail leaves on the — .
Overlap-ped>ping.
overlay-ing-id.
You will overlay my anchor eko
Overload- ed-ing.
overlook-ed-ing.
Overmast-ed-ing.
overrule-d-ing.
Overrun-ning-ran.
oversee-n-ing.
Oversight.
Overseer. (Superintendent) xek
Overshoot-ing-shot.
Overtake-ing-n-took.
Do not overtake me. Code Flag over t
Overthrow-n-ing-threw.
Overture.
Made overtures reg
overturn-ed-ing.
Overwhelm-ed-ing.
overwork-ed-ing.
OWE-D-ING.
Owing to (on account of) dfp
own-ed-ing. to own.
Own.
At my own disposal lfm
Do not attempt to land in your own
boats ey
Owner.
By your owner's orders (or, instruc-
tions) STN
Consult owner jru
Have received the following communi-
cation (or, instructions) from your
agent (or, owner) _ IA
Have you any message for your owner?
RQL
I have received orders for you to await
instructions from owner at — ._.: _SQ
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337
OWNER
-PALM
Owner— Continued.
SYT
P. (Letter.) (For new method of
spelling,
I wish for orders from Mr. — , my owner,
seepage 13.)
Inform owner. ,. _pke
P. M. Post Meridian. Afternoon. In
SYJ
— My owner is, or, My owners are — .
— Owner desired me to inform you.
DRW
SYK
SYL
— Owner's request.
Owners desire me to inform you to coal
SYU
Pacha.
at — --.he
SYV
Pacific Islander.
Owners desire me to inform you to dis-
SYW
— North Pacific.
charge cargo first at — (place indi-
SYX
— South Pacific.
cated) -- - -- -SY
Report me by post to my owner (or, to
SYZ
Pacify-ied-ing.
Mr. — ) at — -.- uc
i
Report me by telegraph, to owner (or,
SZA
Pack-ed-ing.
to Mr. — ) at — ue
Packed tight
XTB
Report me to owner on leaving usb
SZB
— Packing ring.
Send following message by post to
Packing ring of cylinder cover
broken,
owner (or, to Mr. — )at — wy
KAN
Send following message by telegraph to
owner (or, to Mr. — ) at — -- xa
szc
Package.
Send following message through the
post to owner (or, to Mr. — ) at — , by
SZD
Packet. (See also Mail. )
signal letters instead of writing it at
By the packet (or, mail)
HPL
length .' wz
Shall I telegraph your owner? - _ . _xlu
SZE
Paddle.
Telegraph to my owner xmg
Connect your screw propeller
(or, pad-
Telegraph to my owner to send my let-
dies) -
JPH
ters to me at — --- - VQP
Paddlebox
HDF
Tell my owner ship answers remark-
SZF
— Paddle float.
ably well ---ENO
SZG
— Paddle wheel.
Vessel desires to be reported by tele-
SZH
— Paddle-wheel steamer (Horsepower to
graph to owner (Mr. — ) at — USE
follow, if necessary. )
What is your owner's address? djs
SYM
— Who are your owners?
SZJ
Padlock.
Write to the owner zjs
SZK
Page. (Of a book.)
Your owner is here -OUH
SYN
— Your owners are.
Attention is called to page -
— , para-
Your port of destination is closed ; your
graph — , of the International Code.DH
owners desire you to proceed to — ,
KXJ
N. B. — The number of the page is to be
Ox. Bullock. Cattle hlq
shown first and then the paragraph.
(See note as regards this signal on
Oxehoved. (Measure of capacity) ...azi
page 37. )
SYO
Oxide of iron. Oxidation.
Paid. (See also Pay. )
Everything paid
teo
MJI
SYP
Oxygen.
Mind you get paid
RUK
SYQ
Oyster.
SZL
Pain-ed-ful.
-, SYR
— Are any oysters to be had?
SZM
SZN
szo
SZP
— Painless.
Paint.
Black paint.--
— Paint-ed-ing. To paint.
—Painter.
Red paint -
GLU
UMI
ZDK
Yellow paint
ZLD
SZQ
— Paint oil.
Painter's tools (or, brushes) - -
HKP
SZR
Painter. (A rope. )
Pair. (Coupleof)
JZA
SZT
Palace.
Palame. (Measure of length.) - -
Palm. ( Measure of length. )
AV,T
avt
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338
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
PALM— PARREL.
SZU
SZV
SZW
szx
SZY
TAB
TAC
TAD
TAB
TAP
TAG
TAH
TAI
TAJ
TAK
TAL
TAM
TAN
TAO
TAP
TAQ
Palm. (Tree.)
Twine, needles, and palms for repairing
sails , YFN
Pamphlet.
Pan.
Pane.
— Pane of glass.
Panic.
Papacy. Pope. Papal-ist
Paper. (See also Document and News-
paper. )
— All my papers are sent from the shore.
Any letters (or, papers) for me (or per-
son indicated)1! epa
Any letters (or, papers) from — ? ji
Bring all the papers and. letters hil
Bring all your papers.- ljz
Bring the papers to me __hin
— Bring your papers on board.
By a paper of — (date following) shp
Can you lend (or, give) me a paper
(newspaper)? SB
Clear-ing papers ith
Daily paper kir
False papers msf
Foolscap paper T nhc
Has papers of following dates kmc
^-Has she, or, Have you any papers?
— Have you all your papers?
— Have you received your papers?
— I have all my papers.
— I have wrong papers on board.
Keep any letters (or, papers) for me till
I return 1 pyk
Leave any papers (or, letters) for me
(or for party indicated) at — qky
Necessary papers. ..spy
Newspaper sho
Newspapers up to date of — (from — ,
if necessary) sc
Paper money „ Bank notes as v
— Papers and documents.
— Papers satisfactory.
— Papers unsatisfactory.
Papers, or, Letters up to the — (indicate
where from if necessary) qop
Shall I bring my ship's papers with me?
hjp
Ship's papers (or, articles) ezk
— Suspicious papers.
Take papers xju
The captain must bring the ship's papers
with him.. hxj
Tracing paper xzi
Want my papers (or, clearance) itr
What is the date of your latest news-
paper (or, letter)? kmj
Will you send me some newspapers?-SHT
Would you like to see our papers (news-
papers)? SL
Writing paper zjt
Your papers are not in order.
Your papers will be examined mkj
Par. At par.
TAR
TAS
TAU
TAV
TAW
TAX
TAY
TAZ
TBA
TBC
TBD
TBE
TBF
TBG
TBH
TBI
TBJ
TBK
TBL
TBM
TBN
TBO
.aum
TBP
TBQ
Para. (Coin.) .
Parade-d-ing.
Paraffin oil.
Paragraph.
Attention is called to page — , para-
graph — , of the International Code . dh
N. B. — The number of the page to be
shown first and then the paragraph.
(See note as regards this signal on
page 37.)
*
Paraguay-an. Paraguayan Colors.
Parallel.
— Parallel-motion gear.
— Parallel-motion rod out of order.
Paralyze-d-ing-tic-is.
Parapet.
Parbuckle-d-ing.
Parcel-led-ling.
I have a letter (or, parcel) for you (or,
for—) qog
Parcels and letters qoj
— Parcels Post.
Parch-ed-ing.
Parchment.
Pardon-ed-ing.
Paregoric
Paris.
— Declaration of Paris.
—My first meridian is Paris, east of Green-
wich 2° 20' 15"=0h. 9m. 21sec.
Report me to " New York Herald " Office
at Paris _.uk
Park.
Parliament.
Act of Parliament (or, Congress) Die
Both Houses of Parliament ozp
By an Act of Parliament (or, Congress) ,
die
Has Parliament (or, Congress) met?.JOZ
House of Commons jfm
House of Lords. Senate ozr
Member of Parliament (or, Deputy).
Parliament, Assembly, Congress (or
other legislative body) adjourns (or,
adjourned) on — fei
Parliament, Assembly, Congress (or
other legislativebody) is dissolved .fej
Parliament, Assembly, or, Congress met
(or, meets)— on the — jpb
Parmak. (Measure of length) avt
Parole.
Parrel.
Part II.
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339
PARSON— PASS.
TBB
TBS
TBU
TBV
TBW
TBX
TBY
TBZ
TCA
TCB
TCD
TCE
I Parson itx
Part-ed-ing. To part.
Better part company jgl
Cable parted hqt
Danger of parting ...l kjz
Driving ; parted from anchor eia
Have you parted from your anchor? _eij
— I have parted — from (or, with) — .
I shall part company jgm
If you do not carry more sail, we shall
part company jgn
In case we part company _ _ jgo
Part company jgq
— Parted from.
Parted company with — on the — (or,
on the — , at — ) 10
Parted f r o m anchor ; driving eia
Parted from her anchor E ji
Parted in the night from her anchors,
EJK
Permission to part company jgr
Should you part, endeavor to beach your
vessel where people are assembled on
the beach (or as pointed out by com-
pass signal from you) - fzu
Vessel indicated parted from her anchor,
EKA
Vessel, or, Ship may part company .jgtj
We are in danger of parting . gl
When did you part company — from . - r
Part. ( Portion. )
Alargepart (portion) QFL
A small part (portion) who
After part DRG
Forepart niw
Have condemned a part of my provi-
sions JMO
In the narrow part of the sdz
Part of cargo saved iaw
Part of the crew (indicate number, if
necessary) kdf
—Partly.
The greater part Ohp
Partial-ly.
— Partially insured.
Particular-ly-ize.
Every particular mjb
In every particular mjn
Nothing particular Skd
Very particular-ly ypn
Your zeal has been particularly noticed
by zmd
Partly tbw
Partner-ship.
Dissolved partnership lga
— Has taken a partner.
Partnership affairs dpe
Party.
Beach party fzr
Charter party ing
Coaling party ...iwv
Funeral party - ntj
—Party interested.
Reconnoitering party . uls
TCF
TCG
TCH
TCI
TCJ
TCK
TCL
TCM
TCN
TCO
TCP
Party — Continued.
Seining party _voj
Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore,
SCQ
Water-ing party ywp
— Working party.
Pass-ing. To pass.
A squadron (give nationality) composed
of — ships passed in sight wpp
Bar is impassable fr
Bar passable — pvw
— Can pass.
— Can not pass.
Crew will not pass kcy
Did not pass survey - xgi
— Did you pass?
Do not pass ahead of me.
Code Flag over r
Do not pass too close to me ive
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel
in this distressed condition? ne
Gone by. Passed by.. -__»__-HPV
— Has not passed.
Have passed ice in latitude — , longi-
tude ■— , on the — PQ
Have passed steamer with machinery
disabled mt
Have passed steamer with steering gear
disabled mu
Have you passed any vessel (or vessel
indicated)! woe
How many days since you passed —
(vessels indicated) ? knh
How many torpedo boats passed in
sight? gtk
How near did you pass to — ? sfh
I have orders to telegraph your passing,
so
— I passed — (place or vessel indicated) .
I shall pass within hail _ - . ole
I think I must have passed the buoy
(or, beacon) hml
I will pass ahead of you,
Code Flag over x
I will pass astern of you,
Codo Flag over z
Pass ahead of me dvp
Pass astern of me fhq
Pass within hail _.olg
Password tdy
— Passable.
— Passed.
Passed a derelict vessel, apparently in
good condition ; hull well out of water ;
dangerous to navigation kvs
— Passed a good many vessels.
Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
(or, funnels) — . (Give the color or
design, or the line that it may be an
imitation of) leo
— Passed a wreck.
Passedawreok(dafe, latitude, andlongi-
tude to follow, if necessary) , but could
not render any assistance ; people still
on board zv
Passedawreck(daie, latitude, and longi-
tude to follow, if necessary) , but was
unable to ascertain whether any peo-
ple were on board __ zw
340
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Par? II.
PASS— PATENT.
TCQ
TCR
TCS
TCU
TCV
TCW
TCX
TOY
TCZ
TDA
TDB
TDC
TDE
TDP
TDG
TDH
TDI
TDJ
TDK
TDL
Pass — Continued.
Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and longi-
tude to follow, if necessary) ; no one
on board zx
Passed by. Gone by hpv
Passed disabled ship at — lbw
Passed disabled steamer at — MX
— Passed during the night.
—Passed, or Saw, some war vessels.
— Passed survey.
Passed the derelict vessel — on the — ,
KVT
Passed the mail — days ago rfu
— Passed the official inspection.
— Passed the — (place or vessel indicated).
Passed the port (harbor, or, entrance),
or, We have missed the mark mfv
Passing certificate — of (or, for) uc
The way is off my ship ; you may feel
your way past me hl
We have missed the entrance (or, passed
the port, or, harbor) mfv
— "When did you pass — ?
— (number) torpedo boats (give nation-
ality) passed in sight — xya
Pass. (Ticket of admission.)
Railway pass uha
. Requisition for passes utg
Passage.
— A pleasant passage.
— A tedious passage.
After a passage — of — dqo
Can you give a passage — to? nzs
Do not know the channel (or, passage),
ILH
Do you know the channel (or, passage) ?
ILJ
During the passage (or, voyage) lpu
For passage — to (or, in) nhi
— I have had a rough passage.
— I (or vessel indicated) have had a quick
passage.
I know the passage (or, channel)... qcd
Inner entrance (passage, or, channel),
ILN
— Is there a passage?
— Made the passage in — days (ntwiber to
follow).
— No passage.
Outer entrance (passage, or, channel),
ILS
— Passage is — .
Screw passage vkg
Spoke several vessels during the passage,
vsu
Take passage — to (or, for) xjv
There is a passage (or, channel) — bear-
ing — ILU
Wait for passage — to (or, for) ....: yta
— What sort of a passage have you had?
What wind leads through the passage
(or, entrance)? zfd
— Which passage did you take?
—Will you give me a passage on shore?
— Wish you a pleasant voyage (or, pass-
* age).
Passed. (SeePASs.) tcn
TDM
TDN
TDO
TDP
TDQ
TDR
TDS
TDTJ
TDV
TDW
TDX
TDY
TDZ
TEA
TEB
TEC
TED
TEF
Passenger.
Are your passengers all on board?, .gpu
Are your passengers all well? dyg
Cabin passenger — for — hqe
Can I land my invalid passengers? _qdr
Can you accommodate a passenger (or,
number shown)! dcp
Clothing for female passengers.
Women's clothing ivr
Cuddy passenger kfm
Deck passenger kqa
Female passenger mvr
Full of passengers (number may be in-
dicated) nsq
— Have you any passenger — for — (or,
from—)?
— How many passengers?
I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and
crew no
lean accommodate a passenger (or num-
ber shown).. DCS
I wish to land passenger. qeg
Male passenger rjb
No accommodation for passengers. _dcu
— Passenger department.
Passenger list qvk
— Passenger ship.
Passengers, or, Crew sick with infec-
tious complaint pcx
Passengers all on board gqr
Passengers are embarked lws
— Passengers must be landed.
Passengers not all on board. ..dyb
— Passengers saved.
Passengers will have to be disembarked,
LEG
Saloon passenger vfq
Send for passenger vpt
Send passenger vqb
Send suitable boats for landing passen-
gers __FI
Steerage passenger — for — (or, from — ) ,
WUD
Vessel seriously damaged ; wish to trans-
fer passengers. HM
— We have no passenger.
What passengers? How many passen-
gers? .- TDO
When will passengers embark — (or,
for — )? lwz
— Where will passengers have to be dis-
embarked?
— With passengers.
— Passengers have been ill of yellow
fever (number to follow) mwz
Passport.
Password.
— Have you the password?
— Password is — .
Patent. Patentee.
Patent anchor ejh
— Patent fuel.
Patent fuze nuy
— Patent lead.
—Patent log.
Patent sounding machine rds
Thomson's (Kelvin) patent compass.JiG
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
341
PATENT— PERFORM.
Patent — Continued.
TFE
Pebble-y.
TEG
— Thomson's (Kelvin) patent sounding
apparatus.
Pecheus. ( Measure of length) awj
Path. Footpath nhe
Peck. ( Measure of capacity) . . az j
TEH
Patient.
Ambulance required to convey patient
Pecul. (Measure of weight) .bcm
to hospital edy
TFG
Pen.
TEI
— How is the patient?
TFH
Penal-ty.
TEJ
Patrol-led-ling.
TFI
— Penal servitude.
TEK
Pattern.
Pendant. (See Pennant) tfl
TEL
Pawl.
TFJ
Pendulum.
TEM
Pay-ing-ment.
Bank (name indicated) has suspended
TFK
Peninsula.
payment-. fux
TEN
— Can not pay any more.
TFL
Pennant, or, Pendant.
Everything paid mji
Answering pennant (when spoken of),
Forward my communication by tele-
EMT
graph and pay for its transmission. hy
Code pennant. .izf
Have, or, Has paid particular atten-
Top-tackle pennant . . . . ._ ...xvn
tion — to _ FLE
I am paying every attention flg
Penny. Pence. ( Coin) aun
Is freight paid?.. --. ...nqi
Lookout. Pay attention ..ds
Pennyweight (dwt.) (Measure of
Mind you get paid ruk
iveight) boa
Natives do not like ships watering with-
out payment . -YWQ
TEO
—Paid.
Pay attention to orders . .- ...flh
TFM
Pension-ed-ing-er.
Pay attention to signals ...'- dg
TFN
People.
Pay attention to the helm fli
Can not .save the ship ; take people off,
Pay no attention to .flj
'
NB
TEP
— Pay-ing, Paid off.
Fire gains rapidly; take people off-.NG
TEQ
Paymaster.
TFO
— Has, or, Had she any people on board?
Pay strict attention to signals during
I am (or vessel indicated is) waterlogged ;
the night -- dt
take people off.. ywt
Pay the greatest attention flk
If you part, endeavor to beach where
TER
— Pay ticket.
people are assembled (or as pointed
TES
— Payable at — to.
out by compass signal from you)- .fzu
TEU
— What is there to pay?
It is dangerous to allow too many people
TEV
— Without payment.
on board at once. _-. __ .. _ _gb
You do (or, did) not pay attention — to,
Keep as close as you can to pick up my
FLM
people -.PYL
TEW
Pay. Paid. Paying. ( To Pitch. )
People going on service to take their
dinners with them. ... lau
Pay Out. (See Veer) .. - yoe
Put your people on an allowance dzm
TEX
Pea.
,
TFP
Pepper.
TPY
Peaceful-ly.
Affairs look more peaceful (appear more
TFQ
Per cent. Percentage.
settled) doz
TFR
Perceive-d-ing-ptible.
Scarcely perceptible .. viw
TEZ
Peace.
Is peace proclaimed? yt
TFS
Percussion.
No chance of peace ikf
Percussion fuze .nuz
Peace has been proclaimed yv
TFTJ
Perfect-ed-ing-ly.
TFA
Peak-ed-ing. To peak.
Comprehend the communication per-
fectly -■ JFW
TFB
Peak. (Summit of a hill.)
TFV
— Perfectly understand -ing-stood.
TEC
Pearl.
TFW
Perform-ed-ing-ance.
TFD
Peasant-ry.
TFX
— Performing quarantine.
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Part II.
PERHAPS— PHOSPHOR.
TFY
TFZ
TGA
TGB
TGC
TGD
TOE
TOP
TGH
TGI
TGJ
TGK
TGL
TGM
TGN
TGO
TGP
TGQ
Perhaps.
Perhaps it might be made to answer,
ENI
"Will perhaps be seized hxy
Peril-ous.
Period-ical-ly.
Perish-ed-ing-able.
All on board perished. All hands lost,
DXQ
Perishable cargo hzk
Perjure-d-ing-y.
Permanent-ly-ence.
Permit-ssion. (See also Allow and Ad-
mit.)
Ask permission fde
Can I get permission? nyk
Can permit. Can allow dze
Can not, or, Will not permit it (or, con-
sent) JPT
Have you a regular permit (or, license) 1
QPM
I shall anchor if circumstances permit
(place or bearing to follow, if neces-
sary) EIT
I shall weigh as soon as the weather
permits (or moderates) zo
— Not without permission.
Permission is requested to part com-
pany JGR
Permission urgently requested to enter
harbor pd
Permit me to send a sick person to see
yout doctor wl
— Permitted. Permission is granted.
Request permission — to- usq
Shall wear as soon as weather permits,
YXS
Weather permits-ted-ting yzi
— Will it be permitted?
Will you permit? Will you allow?. dzq
Wind and weather permitting zfg
— -With your permission.
Without permission.
You will not be permitted to land.QEW
Your permit will be examined (or, looked
at) MKL
Perpendicular-ly. Upright.
Perpetual-ly. (Incessant) pgf
Persecute-d-ing-ion.
Persevere-d-ing-ance.
Persia-n. Persian Colors.
Persist-ed-ing-ence-ent-ly.
I shall fire into boats if they persist in
coming alongside ...nak
Person.
Allow no person on board. Allow no
communication em
Any person. Anybody epq
TGR
TGS
TGU
TGV
TGW
TGX
TGY
TGZ
THA
THB
THC
THD
THE
THF
THG
THI
THJ
THK
Person — Continued.
Any person on board? epm
Can — (persons or things indicated)"!
BTJ
I wish to communicate personally- -JGC
If — (persons or things indicated) can
(or, may) byd
If — (persons or things indicated) can
not (or, may not)-- bye
Is — (person indicated) on board? ..gqo
May I send a sick person to see your
doctor wl
— No person.
Persons, or, Things indicated can..BUC
Persons, or, Things indicated can not,
BUD
Person indicated has not suspended
business hoc
Person indicated has suspended busi-
ness ... hod
—Person indicated is wanted on shore.
Persons, or, Things are not — to — .buw
— Person to navigate.
Person to take charge ime
Personal-ly-ity tgw
Send a responsible person on board .cze
— Send a responsible person on shore.
Vessel, or, Person indicated agrees.DUB
Vessel, or, Person indicated declines .kqj
Vessel indicated was minutely exam-
ined, no person to be seen; nothing
visible mki
You have left a person behind gdz
Personal-ly-ity.
Persuade-d-ing.
After much pursuasion drb
— I am persuaded.
— -Persuasion.
»
Peru-vian. Peruvian Colors.
Pervert-ed-ing.
Peseta. (Coin) auo
Peso, or, Dollar. (Coin) atj
Pestilent-ial-ence.
Peter (Blue) .p
Blue peter . (When spoken of) GOS
Hoist the blue peter.- ko
Petition-ed-ing.
Petroleum oil.
— I am in want of petroleum.
Petroleum cargo hzl
— Petroleum ship.
Petty. \
— Petty officer, or, Non-commissioned of-
ficer.
Pfennig. (Coin). aup
Peund. (Measure of weight) ...BCD
Phosphor-ic-ous-escence.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
343
THL
PHOSPHATE— PILOT.
Phosphate.
TIF
Pig.
TIG
— Have you any pigs?
THM
Photograph-ed-ing-ic-er-y.
v >
Photographic apparatus
TIH
Pig iron.
'"T.*
Pig of ballast ptu
THN
Physic-al-ly.
TIJ
Pigeon. ''■*? '
THO
Physician.-
Carrier pigeon ich
THP
Piano.
Piastre. {Coin)
Pice, or, Pie. (Coin)
---AUQ
AUR
TIK
TIL
TIM
Pike.
Boarding pike _ -Gpy
Pike, or, Draa. (Measure of length) _avu
Pilchard.
— Pilchard fishery.
THQ
PlCK-ED-ING— UP.
Endeavor to pick tip boat
— GSV
TIN
PlLE-D-ING.
I am obliged to slip my cable ; pick it up
Pile (or, bank) of — fui
forme _. _
---HRF
I am picking up a telegraph
cable.
TIO
Pill.
Keep out of my way
— XLQ'
I have picked up moorings
---RZG
TIP
Pillage-d-ing.
I have picked up telegraph cable
...WO
Wreck is being pillaged zja
I shall stand about to see if I can pick
up anything from the wreck .
ZIT
TIQ
Pillar. j
Keep as close as you can to pick
up my
TIR
— Pillar buoy.
people
...PYL
Keep to windward until you are
picked
TIS
Pilot-ed-ing. To pilot.
up
---PZQ
TIU
—Pilot. (A pilot.)
Am I compelled by law to have a pilot?
Let your boats keep to windward until
they are picked up . .. ^...
FD
JIS
Pick up boat -- - --
. GTY
TIV
— Are the pilots trustworthy?
Pick up my pilot. Look out for my
TIW
— Can you get (or, send) me a pilot? Is
pilot - - - --
---TJH
there a pilot to be had?
Pieces of the wreck have been picked
TIX
— Can you pilot me in?
up
---TIB
Certificate of pilotage iht
Will you. pick up my anchor lor mev
Channel dangerous without a pilot- _ld
EKM
TIY
— Channel pilot.
THR
Pickaxe.
Dangerous without a pilot - ti
Do not trust too much to your pilot-YCF
THS
Picket (or, Piquet). .
Do not try (or, attempt) without a pilot,
Picket boat -...
GTZ
FKL
Do you know the pilotage?--. QBW
THU
PlCKET-ED-ING. TO PICKET.
TIZ
TJA
— Do you want a pilot?
— Have you a pilot on board?
THV
Picric acid.
TJB
Have you seen a pilot vessel (or,boat)?.TJ
— I am in want of channel pilot— for — .
THW
Pickles.
TJC
TJD
— I can pilot you.
— I can not pilot you.
THX
Picture.
TJE
— I have a pilot.
I have a pilot; steer after me -DRU
THY
Pie, or, Pudding.
TJF
— I have no pilot.
I want a pilot*- -S, or, Code Flag over s
Pie, or, Pice. (Coin) . ---
AUR
*See Pilot Signals, p. 8.
THZ
Piece.
TJG
— I will send you a pilot.
...DYC
Is it necessary, or, Does the navigation
Dashed to pieces
.-KLU
require me to take a pilot?. sey
TIA
.--OCF
Is there a pilot to be had? tiw
Make signal for a pilot wcn
— Not a piece to be found.
TIB
— Pieces of the wreck have been found.
TJH
— Pick up my pilot. Look out for my
pilot.
Pilot. (A pilot) tiu
TIC
Pier.
Alongside the pier (jetty, or, wharf),
Pilot boat (or, vessel) - gua
EAT
Pilot boat (steam) gub
Can I discharge at pier?
---LCP
Pilot boat is advancing toward you,
Make fast to the pier -
- -RIG
DNl
TID
— Pierhead.
Pilot boat most likely on — (bearing
indicated) (or, off — ) tk
TIE
PlERCE-D-ING.
Pilot boat's flag (when spoken of) _.ndk
344
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Part II.
PILOT— PLACE.
TJI
TJK
TJL
TJM
TJN
TJO
TJP
TJQ
TJR
TJS
TJU
TJV
TJW
TJX
TJY
TJZ
TKA
TKB
TKO
TKD
TKE
TKF
TKO
TKH
TKI
TKJ
TKL
TKM
Pilot — Continued.
— Pilot has been sent to you.
—Pilot has not come off.
Pilot jack (when spoken of) _ ndl
— Pilot not necessary.
— Pilot signal flying.
— Pilotage.
— Pilotage is compulsory.
— Pilot can not get off.
Pilots have not come off tjk
Eiver pilot ---UYK
Run in for pilots (or, pilot vessels), and
look out for their signals eac
— Send me (or "vessel indicated) a pilot.
Send pilot — to vqc
Steam pilot boat ..gub
— The pilot is going to you.
— The pilotage is — .
Trinity pilot ybh
Want a pilot* s, or, Code Flag over s
Want a pilot* pt
Want you to send me a pilot tiw
— What are the pilot fees — for — ?
Where can I get (or, look for) apilot?_TL
Will sendfor a pilot vqt
— Will you take my pilot?
— Will your pilot come on to me?
— You had better take a pilot at once.
— You must take a pilot.
— You will find the pilot in — (direction
indicated) .
* See Pilot Signals, p. 8.
PlN-NED-NING.
Belaying pin ged
Crank pin kbm
Crank-pin brasses broken kbn
Crank pin broken kbo
PlNCH-ED-ING.
Pinching pin. Pincers. Pinchers.
Pine.
Pitch pine.
Pineapple.
Pinion.
Pinion wheel.
Pink.
Pinnace.
Steam pinnace quz
Steam pinnace's engine mbz
Pint. (Measure of capacity) azk
Pintle.
Pipe.
Air pipe-ing dvz
Blow-off pipe burst gny
Blow through pipe gob
Condenser pipe jms
Discharge pipe out of order lcq
Eduction pipe out of order ltn
Feedpipe muy
Feed pipe broken (or, out of order) .muz
Hawse pipe (or, hole) opm
TKN
TKO
TKP
TKQ
TKB.
TKS
TKU
TKV
TKW
TKX
TKY
TKZ
TLA
TLB
TLC
TLD
TLE
TLF
Pipe — Continued.
Hawse pipe is broken opn
Injection pipe - pkv
— Pipe (for tobacco) ..
Sounding pipe (or, tube) wku
Steam pipe wsm
— Steam pipe burst.
Steam pipe damaged" wsn
Steam pipe leaky wso
Suction pipe xcj
Tobacco pipe tkn
Waste pipe yuv
Piquet. (See Picket) ths
Pirate.
Beat off a pirate gbz
— I (or vessel indicated) was plundered by
a pirate.
— Pirate reported (or, seen) off — .
Piracy. Piratical.
Pistol. (Revolver.)
Pistol ( revolver) cartridges icx
— Want pistol (revolver) cartridges.
Piston.
Crosshead (of piston) ked
High-pressure piston ouw
High -pressure piston broken . oux
Intermediate-pressure piston pqu
Low-pressure piston rbs
— Piston broken.
— Piston rod.
Piston-rod bolts broken gyb
Piston-rod brasses broken (or, out of
order) hed
Piston rod cracked (or, broken) ...kax
Piston-rod crosshead damaged (or,
broken) kej
Pit.
Ash pit -. , pes
Pitch. (Tar.)
-Pitch-ed-ing. To pitch. (To smear
with pitch.)
Pitch pine tke
PlTCH-ED-ING. TO PITCH. (To toSS.)
Pity-ied-ing. Piteous.
Pivot.
place-d-ing. to place.
An alteration has taken place ebx
At place specified fiq
At the landing place fiy
At the nearest landing place QDO
At — (time indicated), — (place indi-
cated), bore — . distant — miles---ED
Best place ghw
Best watering place is — ght
Confirmation, or, Ratification takes
place at — (or, on — ) job
Could the — (vessel indicated) have got
to any place of shelter? ofd
Every place, or, Everywhere mjc
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
345
PLACE— PLEASE.
TLG
TLH
TLI
TLJ
TLK
TLM
TLN
TLO
TLP
TLQ
TLR
TLS
TLU
TLV
TLW
TLX
TLY
Place — Continued.
Funeral takes place at — (place) and
at — (time and date) ntk
Have you cargo for more places than
one (or than place specified) iaq
Have you had any communication with
infected vessel (or, place)? 10
Her funnels are placed — ntq
How are her funnels placed? ntr
How did it take place? -__ omk
In place of (instead of) pna
In the first place. First of all nba
— In this place.
Indicate nearest place where I can pro-
cure coal hc
Is there a convenient watering place?
JTN
— It can not be procured at this place.
Landing place qen
Lights, or. Fires will be kept at the best
place for landing or coming on shore,
KE
Market place elq
No alteration has taken place ecs
— Not if I were in your place.
— Place (position).
Place indicated bears — ek
Place indicated is blocked up by ice.GMU
— Place yourself.
— Proper place.
Repeat your signal in a better place, it
cannot be made out owl
Signal the names of places to which you
wish to be reported by telegraph- .wdp
Taken-ing, Took place — on xjw
The appointment has not taken place,
ETB
Took place in consequence of jqe
Trial takes place on the — yaw
Want a surgeon (or, doctor) ; send me
one from the nearest place wo
"Watering place ywg
— What reliance can be placed in (or, on) ?
— When did it take place?
When will funeral take place? ntl
— When will it take place?
Where is it to take place (or, be done)?
LIV
Where is the best place to get — ?- - -Gic
Where is the best place to land? gid
Wrong place zkc
Plague. The plague.
— Has the plague ceased at — (place indi-
cated)"!
Plague flag (when spoken of) ndm
— The plague has broken out at — (place
indicated).
Plain ly-ness.
— By no means plain.
Plainclothes rvu
Plainly distinguishable. I saw it very
plainly lha
Plaintiff.
Plan-ned-ning. To plan.
A good plan ods
— Not a good plan.
The best plan will be ghx
TLZ
TMA
TMB
TMC
TMD
TME
TMF
TMG
TMH
TMI
TMJ
TMK
TML
TMN
TMO
TMP
TMQ
TMR
TMS
TMU
TMV
TMW
TMX
Plan. (See also Chart. )
Plane.-
Planet.
Plank. (Diviensions to follow, if neces-
sary. )
— I want plank — feet long, — inches wide,
— inches thick.
— Plank-ed-ing. To plank.
Topsides. Topside planking xwj
Plant-ed-ing. Planter.
Railway plant uhb
Plaster-ed-ing.
Adhesive plaster.
Diachylon plaster,
Plate-d-ing. To plate.
Armor plate-d-ing evt
Boiler plate gwh
Boiler plates damaged gwi
Carbon plate _hyf
Copperplate jvq
Earth plate lRo
Iron plate-d-ing pta
Nickel plate-ed sia
Plates (crockery) tmi
Steel plate-d wtn
Template xnp
Tinplate xty
Zinc plate zml
Plates. (Crockery.)
Platform.
Platinum.
Play-ed-ing.
Pleasant-ly.
A pleasant passage tcz
Wish you a pleasant voyage tdl
Please-d-ing — to (or, op).
As you please ebx
— Can not have the pleasure.
I want assistance; please remain by me,
NR
— If you please.
— Much pleased.
Please send off Lloyd's surveyor qxg
Please stand by me ; I want assistance,
NR
— Pleasure.
Request the pleasure — of usr
— Shall I have the pleasure — to (or, of)?
The admiral (or, senior officer) requests
the pleasure of your company to din-
ner DKX
The pleasure of your company jgs
Was much pleased 1 sbw
— When you please.
Will you give me the pleasure? oap
Will you give me the pleasure of your
company at — ? jgv
— Will you please?
— With much pleasure.
With pleasure. I will accept- , doa
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Part II.
PLEDGE— PORK.
TMY
TMZ
TNA
TNB
TNC
TND
TNE
TNF
TNG
TNH
TNI
TNJ
TNK
TNL
TNM
TNO
TNP
TNQ
TNR
TNS
Pledge-d-ing.
Plenipotentiary.
Plenty-iful-ly-ness.
— A plentiful supply of.
—Are there plenty of supplies at — ?
Plenty of coal to be got— at — ixg
Plenty of water- •„ ..ywj
There are plenty of fish to be caught here,
NCD
There is plenty of room uzw
Pleurisy.
plomer block gmw
Plough.
Plug-ged-ging.
Hawse plug opq
Shot plug WAG
Plumber.
Plunder-ed-ing.
I (or vessel indicated) was plundered by
a pirate ..tkq
Plural. In the plural sense.
P. M. In the afternoon. Post meridian,
drw
Pneumatic.
Pneumonia
Point (of compass).
Alter course one point (or number indi-
cated) to port jzd
Alter course one point (or number indi-
cated) to starboard jze
Compass signals in points and half
points (seepageiG) jhk
This is my best point gia
This is not my best point gib
What is your best point of sailing?-VEX
Point, or, Cape hvq
Near the point sfj
— Off the point.
— Round-ed-mg the point.
Sheer a little off when you come to the
point vup
POINT-ED-ING OUT. TO POINT OUT.
Can, or, Will you point out (or, take me
to) a good anchorage? eks
Send boat to point out rock (reef, or,
shoal) guo
Will you lead into (or, point out) a good
berth? GHI
Carbon Point hyg
Point Blank
poison-ed-ing-ous.
Polacre.
Polar-ity-ize-ization.
. GML
TNI7
TNV
TNW
TNX
TNY
TNZ
TOA
TOB
TOO
TOD
TOE
TOP
TOG
TOH
TOI
TOJ
TOK
TOL
TOM
TON
Pole, or, North star sjo
Pole.
Bare poles .fwq
Pole, or, Standard compass. --.jib
Running under bare poles vcj
Police-man,
— Apprehended (arrested) by the police.
Harbor police yvx
Police authorities fno
Police (or other) authorities have ac-
quitted DHT
Police (or^other) authorities have de-
cided against the crew kdg
Police (or other) authorities have
fined — --_ fnp
Police (or other) authorities have inter-
fered fnb
Police (or other) authorities have taken
some of the crew out of the ship.KDH
Police (or other)' authorities will not
give any redress. fnq
Police (or other) authorities will not
interfere fnd
— Police station (or, court).
Want police yn
Water, River, or, Harbor police yvx
Policy.
Politic-al-ly-ian.
Is there any political news? shk
Political news shm
poll-ed-ing.
Pollute-d-ing-ion.
Pond.
Pond. (Measure of weight) baq
Pontoon.
Pony.
Pood, or, Pud. (Measure of weight) .bcf
Pool.
Whirlpool _ --XCY
Poop.
Pooped-ing.
Poor-ness. Poverty.
Pope. Papacy. Papal-ist tac
popular-ly-ity-ace.
POPUL ATE-D-ING-IOr .
PORE-OUS.
Pork.
—Can you supply me with pork? (Indi-
cate number of casks, if necessary. ) '
Fresh pork nqz
Salt pork vfw
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
347
PORPOISE— POSITION.
TOP
TOQ
TOR
TOS
TOU
TOY
TOW
TOX
PORPOISE.
Port, (Harbor) omv
Are you going into port (or, harbor)?
OBK
— At this port.
Belong-ing to this port '. geu
Captain of the port, or, Harbor Master,
HWS
Come out of port Jew
Convoy will assemble at port (or place
indicated) juo
Do you call at any port before destina-
tion? HTB
Do you come from any port putting you
in quarantine? tr
Entrance of the port mfq
For this port nhr
Free port -. npu
Going into port (harbor) ocb
I left — in port, or, — was in port when
I left (ship's name or distinguishing
signal to follow) Qku
I left port (or place indicated) — days
ago QKV
In, or, Into port onb
Just out of port pxm
Left port Q.lg
Missed the mark (or, port), or, Passed
the harbor (or, entrance) mfv
Nearest port sfm
Neutral port shb
—Off this port.
Out of port (or, harbor) svz
Port admiral dli
Port authorities fnr
— Port is neutral.
Port of call htg
Ports suspected of cholera, etc ipt
Seaport-- vlc
The nearest port- sfm
— This port.
Was the port you left healthy? orb
We left port (or, place indicated) on
the— - QLP
We have missed the entrance (or, passed
the port, or, harbor) mfv
—What port? •
What vessels did you leave in port (or,
place indicated)?' QLS
Wish to enter port or dock tm
You are ordered not to come into port,
SUY
You may come into port JDT
• Your port of destination is closed ; your
owners desire you to proceed to — kx J
— was in port when I left QKU
Port. Porthole.
Baggage port FSR
Eduction port LTO
Lower port RCE
Sallyport vfn
Steam port wsp
Upper port -~- yma
Port. (Left-hand side.) (See also Port
Helm.)
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on port
bOW — HFD
Cast to port IEQ
TOY
TOZ
TPA
TPB
TPC
TPD
TPE
TPF
TPG
TPH
TPI
TPJ
TPK
TPL
TPM
TPN
Port — Continued.
Convoy to keep on port side of leader
(or, escort) - ix
Haul your wind on port tack - - LN
Heave-tson port tack.... ose
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your port
hand - gak
Keep on port tack pzf
Keep on the port side of the channel-LV
Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to port., lz
List to port * QVO
On port beam gau
On port bow HCO
On port quarter UEQ
Port anchor ejl
Port boiler T— GXJ
Port boiler defective gxk
Port bow hcr
Port bow light — HCB
Port broadside -- - hjq
— Port engine.
— Port screw.
— Port side.
Port tack xim
— Port-ed-ing. To port;
Port. Port wine.
Port-fire.
Port helm.
Alter course one point (or, — points) to
port,-- ,-JZD
Hard-a-port ! ( Urgent. ) Head to go to
starboard md
Keep more to port pyz
My helm is hard-a-port ; head is going to
starboard... wg
—Not too much to port.
— Port a little. Head to go to starboard.
Port your helm; ship's head to go to
starboard wi
S.eer more to port. (To be kept flying
until the course is sufficiently altered) ,
mj
You steer too much to port wuh
*
Porterage.
Porter. Stout.
Porter. (Railway or other porter. )
Portion-ed-ing. (See also Part. )
A large portion — of QFL
A small portion — of who
Portland cement 1 igq
Portmanteau.
Portugal. Portuguese. Portuguese
Colors.
Position.
Any alteration in the position of the
army? eby
Any alteration in the position of the
fleet (or, squadron)?.-^ ebz
Buoy, or Mark is not in its proper posi-
tion LC
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POSITION— POTASH.
TPO
TPQ
TPR
TPS
TPU
TPV
TPW
TPX
TPY
TPZ
TQA
TQB
TQC
TQD
Position — Continued.
Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be in
its proper position 1 hmg
Dangerous position kla
I am not in a position to weigh zau
I can not make out the flags ; hoist the
signal in a better position owl
I do not think marks (or, buoys) can be
in their proper positions hmk
— In the same position.
Indicate position (or, direction) — of,
lbq
Into position prq
Light indicated is not now in its old
position _ qse
Light-ship at — is out of position, or,
Light-ship is not at anchor on her
station qb
— Not in the same position.
— Position light.
— Position, or, State remains unaltered.
— Proper position.
What is my position by bearings? kv
"What is my present position? ..j rz
— What was the position of — (ship indi-
cated) 1
You^ are in a dangerous (or, unsafe)
position. Your position is dangerous,
GN
POSITIVE-LY.
I am not positive ( certain ) ihg
I am positive ( certain ) _* ihf
POSSESS-ED-ING.
— Possession.
— Take possession — of.
POSSIBLE-ILITY.
Abandon the vessel as fast as possible,
AB
All possible information — of (or, from),
DXS
■ As fast as possible fai
As much (or, many) as possible pay
As quick as possible -FBG
As slow as possible fbj
As soon as possible fbo
Avoid, if possible fou
Barely possible fwk
Be as brief as possible hgu
Bring the ship in as close as possible,
HIO
Convoy to keep as close as possible -_iv
Convoy to spread as far as possible,
keeping within signal distance iz
Discharge cargo as soon as possible.iAM
Dispose of cargo as 3oon as possible.iAN
Get her head rOund as fast as possible,
or, Get her on the other tack as fast
as possible ...NYU
Get sail on your ship as fast as possible,
NYZ
Get steam up as fast as possible kl
Get under weigh as fast as possible _kn
—I doubt if it is possible to — to — .
I would shift my berth as soon as pos-
sible GFT
— If possible.
—Is it possible?
Not possible (impossible) ... pfb
Obtain all the intelligence possible. snw
TQB
TQF
TQG
TQH
TQI
TQJ
TQK
TQL
TQM
TQN
TQO
TQP
TQR
TQS
TQU
TQV
TQW
TQX
TQY
TQZ
TRA
Possible — Continued.
— Possibly.
Quit the vessel as fast as possible ._ .ab
— Quite possible.
Render all the assistance possible — to . c y
Ride it put, if possible : ks
Sell cargo as soon as possible iay
Will you send off lighters as fast as pos-
sible? RO
POSTED-ING. TO POST.
By post .— ... -HPF
— By to-morrow's post. To-morrow's post.
Call at thepost office for letters hsy
Latest posting time — is qhg
Parcels post tbe
—Post. ( The mail. )
— Post office. To, or, At the post office.
— Post-office official, or, Postmaster.
— Post-office order.
— Postage.
— Postage stamp.
— Postman.
Postmaster, or, Post-office official-. tqk
Report me by post to my owner (or, to
Mr. — ) at — ,.._uc
— Send by post.
Send the following message by post to
owner (or, to Mr. — ) at — • wy
Send the following message through the
post to owner (or, to Mr. — ) at — , by
signal letters instead of writing it at
length wz
— Sent by post.
Shall I save the mail (or, post)? rfv
To, or, At the post office. Post office,
TQJ
To-day's post . kny
To-morrow's post. By to-morrow's post,
TQH
To-night's post xus
Will you post some letters for me? .qor
Yesterday's post zlk
Post. (A post.)
Advance post dmx
Body post, or, Propeller post gvr
Rudder post ' vbo
Samson post vgw
Stern post. ..wuy
Postmaster. tqk
Post meridian, or, P. M. In the after
NOON DRW
Post-mortem,
tion.
Post-mortem examina-
Postpone-d-ing-ment. (Defer) kro
— Must be postponed.
Race is postponed — until — ugf
Pot.
Teapot xlh
Potash-sium.
Bromide of potassium.
Chloride of potassium ipg
Iodide of potassium.
— Nitrate of potassium.
Part II.
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349
POTATO— PRESENT.
TRB
TRC
TRD
TRE
TRF
TRG
TRH
TRI
TRJ
TRK
TRL
TRM
TRN
TRO
TRP
TRQ
TRS
TRCT
TRV
TRW
TRX
TRY
Potato.
Preserved potatoes tum
Poultry. Chickens. Fowls iop
Pound-ed-ing.
Pound, or, Sovereign. (Coin).! aus
Pound, lb. (Measure of weight) _.-Bce
Pour-ed-ing.
Calm the sea by pouring oil on it ..htn
Poverty. Poor toi
Powder. (See also Ammunition.)
Blasting powder gmp
Burn a blue light, or, Plash a little pow-
der goq
Cordite JWi
Gunpowder (weight in pounds, if nec-
essary) OKS
•I am in want of powder and shot.
I am taking in (or, discharging) pow-
der, or, explosives.
Flag b, or, Code Flag over b.
■I can supply you with powder.
•I can supply you with powder and shot.
Powder (blasting) gmp
— Powder and shell.
— Powder barrel.
— Powder case.
Powder flag (when spoken of) ndo
Powder hoy (or, lighter) ozu
— Powder is damaged.
— Powder magazine.
Short of powder yzy
Smokeless powder wia
Power.
Full power — nst
Half power, or, Half speed olm
Horsepower oyh
Indicated horsepower oyi
My horsepower (or that of vessel indi-
cated) is— - OYJ
Nominal horsepower oyk
Power of attorney flp
— Powerful-ly.
— Powerless.
Tug has not sufficient power yds
What is your horsepower (or that of
vessel indicated) 1 ,--- oyl
Practicable-y. (See also Possible.)
— If practicable
— Is not practicable.
— It is practicable.
Practice-d-ing.
According to the usual practice deo
Pratique. (See also Quarantine. )
— Can pratique be obtained at — ?
Did you get pratique — at — ? nys
Get, or, Got pratique— at — nyw
Have you, or, Has — (vessel indicated)
got pratique? ..--.on
I have (or vessel indicatedhas) pratique,
TS
TRZ
TSA
TSB
TSC
TSD
TSE
TSF
TSG
TSH
TSI
TSJ
TSK
TSL
TSM
TSN
TSO
TSP
TSQ
TSR
TSTJ
TSV
TSW
TSX
TSY
TSZ
Pratique — Continued.
— I have (or vessel indicatedhas) not prat-
ique.
—Ships from — did not get pratique at —
when I left.
You have pratique. tw
Pray-ed-ing. Prayer.
Precaution-ary.
Every precaxvtion — .mjd
Every precaution has been taken. -_mje
— Use every precaution.
Preoipitate-d-ing-ly.
Prefect-ure.
— Maritime Prefect.
Prefer-red-ing. To prefer.
I do not like to run in ; I prefer keeping
the sea vca
I prefer stopping on board gql
I should prefer.
Is preferred to.
— It would be preferable.
— Preference-able.
Preliminary
Premier.
Premium.
— Have the premiums risen?
— Premiums are lower.
— Premiums have risen.
Prepare-d-ing — to (or, for).
Be prepared with affidavits dpn
Keep everything prepared pys
— Preparation.
Prepare ambulance for — edz
— Prepare another hawser.
Prepare bpat — to (or, for) guc
Prepare for a hurricane gd
Prepare for action div
Prepare for coaling (to coal) -._ ixh
Prepare for sailing. Get ready for sea,
NYX
Prepare to be towed clear xys
Prepare to disembark — at — leh
Prepare to weigh _zq
Preparing for sailing nzf
Prescribe-d-ing-ption-ive.
Presence.
Present-ly.
Annul present formation - . emh
Do not stand too far on your present
course JZi t
For the present. At present nhj
How long may we stand on our present
course?-- __-jZK
I do not intend to alter course at present
(or, until — )- -- eci
I will answer presently enc
If the wind continues as at present .zer
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
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PRESENT -PRIME.
TUA
TUB
TUC
TUD
TUE
TUF
TUG
TUH
TUI
TUJ
TUK
TUL
TUM
TUN
TUO
TUP
TUQ
TUR
Present— Continued.
Is my present course a correct one? Am
I steering a proper course? ( The course
steered, to follow, if necessary) jzp
— Not at present.
Not safe to go on with the crew as at
present -.kde
— Present form-ation.
— Present rate.
Present state of affairs dpf
— Put-ting off for the present.
Stand on ; continue your present course,
JSM
The course steered is the best for the
present {or until time indicated) .jzm
What is my present position? rz
Presentation.
Preserve-d-ing-ation.
— Preserve formation.
— Preserve station.
— Preserved fish.
— Preserved fruits.
— Preserved meat.
— Preserved milk.
— Preserved potatoes.
— Preserved soup.
— Preserved vegetables.
Preserves (Jams).- puo
TUS
Preside-d-ing-ncy.
President, or,
President, Chief of State, Emperor,
King, etc., of — has (or,is) — ior
President of the Republic usj
"Vice President yqf
Press-ed-ing-ure.
Atmospheric pressure fjq
High pressure out
High-pressure boiler gxc
High -pressure cylinder kig
High -pressure cylinder cover.. ouv
High-pressure cylinder cover broken,
kai
High-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
of order) kau
High-pressure piston ouw
High-pressure piston broken oux
High-pressure valve out of order ouy
Intermediate pressure pqs
Intermediate-pressure cylinder kih
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover,
PQT
Intermediate -pressure cylinder cover
broken , kaj
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
(or, out of order) kav
Intermediate-pressure piston _ pqu
Low pressure rbq
Low-pressure cylinder kij
Low-pressure cylinder cover kal
Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
of order) kaw
Low-pressure piston rbs
Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,
KAM
—My working pressure is.
Steam pressure wsq
TUV
TUW
TUX
TUY
TUZ
TVA
TVB
TVC
TVD
TVE
TVF
TVG
TVH
TVI
TVJ
TVK
TVL
TVM
TVN
TVO
TVP
TVQ
TVR
TVS
TVU
TVW
TVX
TVY
TVZ
Press — Continued.
Steam-pressure gauge. Manometer,
RJW
Water pressure yvz
— What is your working pressure?
— What pressure have you on?
Working steam pressure — is. .
-TUS
Pretend-ed-ing.
— Pretence.
— Upon no pretence whatever.
— Upon what pretence?
Prevail-ed'-ing-valent.
Calms prevail hto
— Could not prevail — upon — .
Fever very prevalent at — mwh
— It is very prevalent.
— The prevailing sickness is — .
Prevent -ing-ion.
— Can you prevent?
— Can not, or, Could not prevent (or, be
prevented).
— Get a preventer on.
Is there anything to prevent landing?
QEH
Let nothing prevent qnv
— Must be prevented.
Prevent advance — of dn j
— Prevented by — .
Shall, or. Will prevent.
Weather prevents-ed-ing yzj
— Will it prevent?
— -Will prevent the necessity of.
Previous-ly.
Previous order (or. instruction) pnj
Previous orders are all countermanded,
JYP
Proceed in execution of previous orders,
sz
Price.
An advance in price dmz
Famine prices __msp
No reduction in prices. No abatement,
CXT
— Price current.
Prices are fair mrf
Prices are high ove
— Prices are low.
Prices have gone down .(fallen) ...mrw
Prices have not fallen mrx
— Prices have risen.
The highest price is ovg
The lowest price is rbw
What is the highest price you will give?
OAJ
— What is the lowest price you will take?
— What is the price? What is the value
of — ?
What price are coals at — ? ixn
Priest.
A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
would be much valued.
Prime-d-ing. Priming op boiler.
Boiler primes gwj
Priming charge imj
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
351
PRINCE— PROCURE.
i
TWA Prince-ly.
Proceed — Continued.
H. R. H. The Prince of Wales ovm
Are you (or vessel indicated) in a condi-
tion to proceed? .. an
TWB
Princess.
Collier toproceedto — - - ' Jan
H. R. H. The Princess of Wales.. ovk
Engines broken down ; obliged to pro-
ceed under sail -. mci
TWO
Principab-ly.
Has the vessel with which you have
been in collision proceeded i on her
TWD
Principle.
voyage? hg
I have received orders for you not to
TWB
Print-ed-ing-er.
proceed to — (place indicated) on
account of ice - -- _pbr
TWF
Prior-ity.
I have receiyed orders for you not to
TWG
— Prior claim.
proceed without further instructions,
Prismatic compass jic
I have received orders for you to pro-
ceed to — -- - --TF
Prison. Gaol. Jail puk
It is not prudent to proceed without
TWH
— Is a prisoner, or, Are made prisoners.
regular sounding _wks
Military prison-er .. _- rtz
TWY
— May, or, Can proceed.
Naval prison-er ser
Proceed after repairing machinery, rdw
TWI
— Prisoner.
Proceed at high water ovf
Send for prisoner vptj
TWZ
— Proceed at low water.
Proceed in execution of previous orders,
TWJ
Private-ly.
sz
Following communication is confiden-
TXA
— Proceed into harbor.
tial (or, private) -- - HX
TXB
— Proceed on your voyage.
I have private, accounts. - - -- dfe
TXC
— Proceed out of harbor.
I have nrivate instructions. Private
Proceed to (port indicated) ta
instructions . -- png
TXD
— Proceed to rendezvous.
Private affairs dpg
TXE
—Proceed to sea.
Private flag ndp
Proceed under one engine — mbs
Private information pkg
TXF
— Proceed under steam.
Private instructions. I have private
TXG
— Proceed when ready.
instructions png
TXH
—Proceedings.
TWK
— Private signal.
TXI
— Procedure.
Private soldier wjh
Proceeds of the cargo - iax
This communication is private jge
Proceeds under her own steam mbt
Ready to proceed UJW
TWL
Privateer.
Weigh, and proceed. as ordered kv
Pell in with a privateer ...mvk
What became of the proceeds — of — ?
Have been chased by a privateer . . . inm
GCO
I have had (or vessel indicated has had)
You are ordered to proceed to — tp
a fight with a privateer mxt
You can proceed at any speed . _wmz
Vessel seen is a privateer vxw
Your original orders are cancelled ; I am
TWM
—Was taken by a privateer.
directed to inform you to proceed to — ,
TWN
Privation.
Your port of destination is closed ; your
owners desire you to proceed to — .kxj
TWO
Privilege-d-ing.
TXJ
Process.
TWP
Privy-ily Privy to.
TWQ
— Privy Council.
Privy to the whole affair dph
TXK
Procession.
TXL
Proclaim-ed-ing-mation.
TWR
Prize-d-ing. The prize.
Is peace proclaimed? yt
Peace has been proclaimed . . yv
TXM
Procure-d-ing. (See also Get and Ob-
TWS
Probable-ility. (See also Likely. )
tain. )
Is an armistice probable? evp
Can fresh beef be procured?-. . . _. gcz
Is it probable? Is it likely? QTN
Can I procure any — ? nyi
Most probable (or, likely) QTV
Can I procure any assistance in the way
TWU
—Probably.
Storm center is in — (direction indi-
Can I procure charter? inc
cated) ; probable course toward —
TXN
—Can I procure stock?
(direction indicated) igy
TXO
— Can procure.
Very probably ypo
Can you obtain (or, procure)? .. _.snp
TXP
— Can not procure.
TWV
Proceed-ed-in g.
Can not procure wood zho
TWX
— Am I to proceed?
Charter is to be procured . . . ind
352
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PROCURE— PROTECT.
Procure — Continued.
Propeller — Continued.
Freight is to be procured
-NQE
How many blades have you to your pro-
I can procure
-TXO
peller? GLX
I can not procure
-TXP
Key of propeller lost Qah
Indicate nearest place where I can pro-
Lost all propeller blades - . . gly
...hc
Lost sere w propeller — rax
Is cotton freight to be procured? .
-JXW
Lost — blades (number indicated) of
It can not be procured at this place
i-TLH
screw propeller .glz
You can procure caulkers and carpen-
One blade of propeller broken gma
ters at —
IBU
TYW'
TYX
— Propeller broken.
— Propeller damaged.
TXQ
Produce-d-ing-tive.
TYZ
— Propeller frame broken (or, gone).
-DUN
TZA
— Propeller jammed.
Propeller lost eax
TXR
Peodtjct-ion.
TZB
— Propeller out of order.
Propeller, or, Body post -_gvr
TXS
Profess-ed-ing.
TZC
Propeller shaft broken me
— Propeller worked loose.
TXU
Profession- al-ly.
Screw. (Propeller) vkh
Screw propeller damaged < tyx
TXV
Profit-ed-ing-able-y.
TZD
— There is a spare propeller on board.
Can not gain much profit
-NVM
Three blades of propeller broken. -_gmb
TXW
—Profit. (Gain.)
Two blades of propeller broken gmo
TXY
— There will be no profit.
TXZ
— Will there be much proiit?
TZE
Proper-ly-eiety.
Am I steering a proper course? jzf
TYA
Programme. '
Buoy, or, Mark is not in its proper posi-
tion -__ LC
TYB
Peogress-ed-ing.
Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be in
TYC
— Slow progress.
its proper position hmg
TYD
— Makes good progress.
Have you, or, Has — (person indicated)
Makes no progress
RTS
the proper certificate of competency?
1JA
I do not think the marks (or, buoys) can
TYE
Prohibit-ed-ing-ion-ory.
be in their proper positions .-.;-- hmk
TYF
Project-ed-ing-ion-or.
In proper form nlz
Search light, or, Electric projector _lvi
Proper certificate . ijd
Proper place tlm
TYG
Projectile.
TZF
Proper position .tpu
— Properly dressed.
TYH
Prominent-ly-ence.
TZG
Were my letters properly forwarded? .no J
— With great propriety.
TYI
Peomise-d-ing.
TYJ
— Can not promise.
TZH
Property.
TYK
— Promissory.
TZI
Propoetion-ate-ly.
TYL
Promontory.
TZJ
Propose-d-ing-al.
TYM
Promote-d-ing-ion.
TZK
— It is proposed.
Offer, or, Proposal not accepted- -.dbw
TYN
Prompt-ed-ing-ly-ness.
When do you propose sailing? zt
May be got off {or, afloat) if prompt
assistance be given
--CG
TZL
Proprietor.
TYO
Pronounoe-d-ing.
TZM
Prorogue-d-ing-ation.
TYP
Proof.
Fireproof
-MZV
TZN
Prosecdte-d-ing-ion.
TYQ
— I have no proof.
TZO
Pbosecutoe.
TYR
— No proof.
Waterproof -ed-ing
ywa
TZP
Prospect-ive-ly.
TYS
— What proof is there?
TZQ
Any prospect of war? eoq
—Is there any prospect — of?
TYtr
Prop-ped-ping.
TZR
Prosper-ed-ing. To prosper.
TYV
Propel-led-ling. To peopel.
TZS
Protect-ed-ing-ive-ion. ,
Propeller. (Screw)
-YKH
Let us keep together for mutual protec-
Connect your screw propeller.- _-
-JPH
Fitting new propeller .-.
-NCO
We can defend ourselves if we keep to-
■MM
Hawser fouled propeller
-OPU
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
353
"PROTEST— PUNT.
TZU
TZV
TZW
TZX
TZY
UAB
UAC
UAD
UAE
UAF
UAG
UAH
UAI
UAJ
UAK
Protest-ed-ing.
Did you protest?
Have, or, Has protested.
Protestant.
A visit from a Protestant clergyman
would be much valued ity
-INL
UAL
UAM
UAN
UAO
UAP
UAQ
UAR
UAS
UAT
UAV
UAW
UAX
Prove-ing.
Chase prove-d-ing to be .
—Proved.
Provender.
PROVIDE-D-INO — WITH.
— Can you provide?
— I will provide.
— If provided — with.
Provident-ial-ly-ce.
Province-ial.
Provision-ed-ing.
Are you in want of provisions? tn
— Can you spare me provisions?
Cook-ed provisions jvd
Fresh provisions nra
Have condemned a part of my provisions,
JMO
I am (or vessel indicated is) short of pro-
visions vzs
I have only — days' provisions to
Make provision for rio
— Provisions.
Salt provisions -,.-vfx
Short of provisions. Starving ....'.. n v
Want provisions immediately yo
Want provisions ytu
Provisjonal-ly. Proviso.
Provoxe-d-ing-cation.
Provost.
— Provost Marshal.
Prow.
Proxy.
Prudent-ly-ce.
It is not prudent to proceed without
regular sounding wks
Scarcely prudent to land ; not easy land-
ing on the beach -Fzx
Pdblic-ly.
Are there any public conveyances —
tO—? J---JTY
—Public house.
Public money rye
— Public service.
Publish -er-cation-icity.
Pud. (Measure of weight) bcf
Pudding, or, Pie -thy
UAY
UAZ
UBA
UBC
UBD
UBE
UBF
UBG
UBH
UBI
UBJ
UBK
UBL
UBM
UBN
UBO
UBP
UBQ
UBR
UBS
UBT
UBV
UBW
Pull-ed-ing.
Let your boats pull to — (bearing indi-
cated) QOA
The boats can not pull ahead grk
_LSV
Pulley.
Eccentric pulleys loose
Pumice stone.
PUMP-ED-ING. TO PUMP.
Air-compressing pump DVY
Air pump dwa
Air-pump gear dwb
Air-pump levers out of order dwc
Air pump out of order dwe
Air-pump rod broken dwf
All hands at the pumps ...dxm
Bilge pump -.: gjs
Bilge pump (donkey) gjt
Bilge pump (main) GJU
Bilge pump out of order - gj v
Bilge-pump valves out of order gjw
Brine pump hij
Can not keep free with pumps npt
Circulating pump irb
Diver's pump lhz
Donkey pump disabled lkp
Downton pump lmr
Feed pump mva
Feed-pump check valves out of order,
IOD
Feed pump out of order mvb
Feed-pump valves out of order mvc
Hand pump olz
— Hand pump out of order.
Hydraulic pump -PAZ
I can keep free with pumps npy
Main pump RGM
— Pump. ( A pump. )
Pump brakes hdv
— Pump choked.
— Pump crosshead.
— Pump crosshead out of order.
— Pump gear.
— Pump gear worn out (defective).
— Pump leather.
— Pump-lever links broken.
— Pump levers out of order.
— Pump rod.
— Pump well.
— Pumps in good order.
— Pumps' out of order.
— Pumps want repair.
Well supplied with pumps xey
Work pump zhy
Punch. (Todl.)
Puncheon. (Measure of capacity) _._azl
Punctual-ly-ity.
Pund. (Measure of weight) -BCG
Punish-ed-ing-ment.
Punt.
Copper punt Jvr
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Part II.
UBX
PURCHASE— QUALITY.
Purchase. {For lifting.)
Put — Continued.
Purchase block . gmx
UCY
— Put into.
UBY
— Purchase falls. Purchases. Tackle falls.
UCZ
—Put off.
Tackle, or, Purchase carried away..xiT
Put-ting off for the present
Put off the sale..
...TUD
sov
UBZ
Purchase-d-ing. (See also Buy. )
Heavy purchase... osy
• Put on board by —
_-.GQS
UDA
—Put out.
I can purchase (buy) how
Put out fires
--NAQ
I have purchased (bought) hbn
UDB
— Put over.
I intend to purchase (buy) .hox
UDC
— Put to sea.
UCA
— Making large purchases.
Put to sea at once. Get an offing.
Stand
UCB
— No purchases made.
off...
MG
UCD
— Want to purchase.
Put your people on an allowance -
_-DZM
"Was not to be purchased (bought) _hbo
Was obliged to put back
. PON
UCB
— Will not purchase.
UDE
— What is the cause of your putting back?
UCF
— Will yon(or person indicated) purchase?
When I have run my distance I shall
put her head off until —
.. LGP
UCG
Pure-ity.
UDF
UDG
—Will put.
—Will you put?.
UCH
PURGE-ATIVE.
UDH
— You are to put.
You had better put your affairs
in the
UCI
PURIFY-IED-ING-ICATION.
hands of — .
You will be put in quarantine .. .
DPK
UEL
UCJ
Purple.
UDI
PUTREFY-IED-ING-ACTION. PUTRID.
UCK
PURPORT-ED-ING.
What is the purport (or, meaning) —
UDJ
Putty.
of — ? RNT
UDK
PUZZLE-D-ING. TO PUZZLE.
UCL
PURPOSE-D-ING — TO.
Answer the purpose emr
UDL
Pyramid-idal.
Fit for the purpose — of. nck
For the purpose — of nhk
UDM
Pyrotechnic-al-ist.
I think you might get something to an-
swer the purpose ENB
Purpose leaving. Intend leaving. _pox
Unfit for the purpose ..yiq
Will it answer the purpose? enr
UCM
Purse.
UCN
Purser.
uco
— Purser's steward (or, assistant).
UCP
Pursue-d ing. Pursuit. To pursue.
In pursuit (or, chase) — of inq
UCQ
Pursuance. In pursuance of.
UCR
Push-ed-ing.
ucs
Put-ting. To put.
Attempted to put to sea . . pkj
Authorities will put ah end to the affair,
DPJ
UDN
Q. (Letter. ) (For new method of spell-
Damage can be put to rights in — hours,
BD
Do you come from any port putting you
ing, see page 13. )
UDO
Quadrant.
in quarantine?. tr
UCT
— Have, or, Has put (or, run) — into — .
UDP
Quadruple.
UCV
— I shall put in for shelter, or, Put in-for
shelter.
Quadruple-expansion engine _. .
MAU
Laid up to have a new boiler put in . . qiu
UDQ
Quail. (Bird.)
Leave, or, Put a buoy on — hmp
New boiler has been put in gxi
UDR
Quake-d-ing.
Put a compass in the boat jid
Earthquake
LRP
ucw
—Put back.
ucx
— Put back damaged.
Put in for shelter, or, I shall put in for
UDS
Qualipy-ied-ing-ication.
shelter _ ucv
UDT ,
Quality.
Put in, in distress lhj
Of a good quality
OEK
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GENERAL, VOCABULARY.
355
QUANTITY— QUICKSILVER.
UDV
UDW
UDX
UDY
UDZ
UEA
UEB
UEO
UED
UEF
UEG
UEH
UEI
UEJ
UEK
UEL
UEM
UEN
Quantity— of.
A large quantity (or, number) — of — ,
OGZ
A larger number (or, quantity) — of (or,
than) — qfm
A small (or, smaller) number (or, quan-
tity) of — SLD
A very large number (or, quantity) —
of — SLE
An average number (or, quantity) —
of— F0Q
An equal number (or, quantity) — of — ,
MGF
Coal can not be got in any quantity —
at— iwm
Indicate the quantity (or, number) —
Of--- PIA
Number, or, Quantity is incorrect. -SLG
Only to be got in small quantities., ofm
Show the number (or, quantity) — of — ,
PIA
Supply of water is small, not exceed-
ing (quantity indicated) a day.-.YWR
The greater-est number (or, quantity) —
of — OHN
The least number (or, quantity) — of — ,
QKH
Too large a number (or, quantity) — •
of — QFV
— What number (or, quantity) have you?
— -What quantity — of?
What quantity of ammunition have
you? EGB
What quantity of coal have you left? . hp
What quantity of coal remains in the
collier (coal depot, or, lighter) ?. - -ixo
— What quantity of water?
You can get any quantity of firewood,
NAT
Quarantine. In quarantine.
Am, or, Is in quarantine (number of
days to be indicated, if necessary) . -TP
—Are you in quarantine?
— Break -ing, Broke the quarantine laws.
Do you come from any port putting you
in quarantine? tr
Hoist quarantine flag .'-..TV
I have a clean bill of health, but am
liable to quarantine . _ Code Flag o ver q
Out of quarantine swa
Performing quarantine tfx
— Quarantine at — (plci indicated) is —
days for vessels from — (place indi-
cated) .
Quarantine flag (when spoken of) _ -NDQ
—Quarantine is taken off.
— Quarantine officer.
— Quarantine station.
— Vessel indicated is in quarantine.
— What are you in quarantine for?
—What quarantine shall I get?
— When I am out of quarantine.
— You will get (or, be put in) quarantine.
Quarrel-led-ling-some.
Quarry.
Quart. (Measure of capacity) azm
Quarter. ( Measure of capacity) azn
UEO
UEP
UEQ
UEB,
UES
UET
UEV
UEW
UEX
UEY
UEZ
UFA
UFB
UFC
UFD
UFE
UFG
UFH
Quarter. (Measure of weight) bch
Quarter. (Division of time, etc. )
First quarter nbe
First quarter of the moon nbp
For the quarter nhl
In a quarter of an hour ozm
— In what quarter?
Last quarter qgi
Last quarter of the moon qgh
Lee quarter qme
Next quarter shy
— On port quarter.
— On starboard quarter.
Quarter boat - gud
Quarter-deck.- ..kqd
Quarter gallery. nwg
Quarter speed wmv
Quarter of an hour ozm
— Quarterly. x
Quarterly account dpm
— This quarter.
Weather quarter yzq
Quarter-ed-ing. To Quarter.
At quarters FIR
Can I send my sick to hospital (or, sick
quarters)? oyq
Close quarters ' iva
Deck quarters kqb
Headquarters oqi
— Quarters.
— Sick quarters.
Winter quarters zgl
Quartermaster.
Quay.
Queen.
Chief of the State, King, Queen, Em-
peror, President, etc., of — has (or,
is) — IOR
King's Bench, or, Queen's Bench ..gfh
Quell-ed-ing.
Disturbance is quelled lhr
Query. Note of interrogation (?).sjz
Question-ed-ing-able.
Authority is (or, will be) questioned,
FMO
QUICK-LY-NESS.
Are you a quick sailer? vdp
As quick as __ fbe
As quick as possible .__ fbg
I (or vessel indicated) have had a quick
, passage tdc
Make haste ons
Quick-firing ammunition efx
Quick-firing gun okl
— Quicker-est.
Quicksand ufg
Quicksilver ufh
Very quickly ypq
Quicksand.
Quicksilver.
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QUIET— RAN.
UFI
UFJ
UFK
UFL
UFM
UFN
UFO
UFP
UFQ
UFR
UFS
UFT
UFV
UFW
UFX
UFY
UFZ
UGA
UGB
UGC
UGD
UGE
UGF
UGH
QUIET-LY-NESS.
All quiet — at (or, in) — (or, on shore),
DXT
All quiet with — dxu
Quinine.
Quintal, or, Centner. (Measure of
weight) bci
Quintal, Metric. (Measure of weight) -Be J
Quit-ted-ting. (See also Leave. )
Do not quit the ship till the tide has
ebbed ad
— Have, or, Has quitted.
— Quit the (or, your) station.
Quit the vessel as fast as possible ab
Quite.
— Do quite well.
— Not quite.
— Quite as much as.
Quite, or, Totally different kzo
Quite enough (or, sufficient) mdx
Quite full nsy
Quite intelligible pok
Quite possible tqf
— Quite recovered.
—Quite right.
— Quite sure of — .
Quite useless yms
— You are quite safe where you are.
Quittance.
Quorum.
quote-d-ing-ation.
— What are the last quotations?
R. (Letter. ) (For new method of spell-
ing, see page 13.)
Rabbet-ed-ing.
Rabbit.
Race-d-ing. To race.
Boat race grt
— Race course.
— Race is postponed— until — .
Race. ( Tideway. )
UGI
UGJ
UGK
UGL
UGM
UGN
UGO
UGP
UGQ
UGR
UGS
UGT
UGV
UGW
UGX
UGY
UGZ
UHA
UHB
UHC
UHD
UHE
UHF
UHG
UHI
UHJ
UHK
UHL
UHM
UHN
UHO
UHP
UHQ
UHR
Rack-ed-ing.
Radiate-d-ing-ion.
Radical-ly.
Radius.
Destructive radius kxu
Radius bars . fwl
Radius of action , _diw
— Radius shaft.
Raft. ,
— Can you make a raft?
— Do what you can in the way of rafts.
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
kite, or, raft) ka
Fire raft (or, ship) mzw
Lookout will be kept for any rafts (or,
spars). qzy
Rafter.
Rag. Ragged.
Rage-d-ing.
Cholera is raging at — ips
— The — is raging at — .
Yellow fever is raging at — mwx
Rail.
By rail hpg
Came, Coming by rail jch
— Head rail.
— Send by rail.
Railway.
Leave it for me at the railway station,
QLB
Meet me at the railway station rou
Railway carriage . ice
— Railway iron.
— Railway pass.
— Railway plant.
Railway porter „ tpj
— Railway sleeper.
— Railway station.
— To, or, At the railway station.
Rain-ed-ing. To rain.
More rain than wind zev
— Rain.
Rainy weather yzc
Rainbow.
Lunar rainbow rdh
Raise-d-ing. To raise.
Has the blockade been raised (or, taken
off)? GNL
Newly-raised men eph
Raisin.
Ram-med-ming.
— Ram bow.
Ran. (See also Run. )
Ran against (or, foul of ) dsg
— Ran, or, Run away.
— Ran clear.
—Ran into.
— Ran out.
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RANDOM— READY.
UHS
UHT
UHV
UHW
UHX
UHY
UHZ
UIA
UIB
UIC
UID
UIE
UIF
UIG
UIH
UIJ
UIK
UIL
UIM
UIN
UIO
UIP
UIQ
UIR
Random. At random fit
Range-d-ing. To range.
Cooking range, or, Copper _.jve
— Long range.
Out of range okj
— Range finder.
— Range is — yards.
Range of battery fyq
Range your cable hrn
— Rifle range.
Short range -- wac
Take care range is c lear hym
Vessel is in gunshot- okn
— What is the range?
— Within range.
— You are within musket (or, rifle) range.
You are within range of the guns (or,
batteries) ..- go
Rangoon t>il.
Rank-ed-ing.
Not of high rank ovc
Of high rank OVD
Ransom-ed-ing.
Rapid-ly-ity.
Eire gains rapidly ; take people off _ _ng
. Leak is gaining rapidly nu
The barometer has fallen very rapidly,
FXH
Rare-ly-ness.
Rash-ness-ly.
Rat.
Ratchet.
Rate-d-ing. To rate.
Any rate -.epn
Bank rate fuy
Chief rate-ing iot
Dying at the rate of — a day . _ _ i _ . -LQN
My chronometers were rated — days ago
at — (indicate place, if necessary),
IQJ
Present rate tuc
— Rate (of speed).
— Rate of steaming.
The rate of exchange is — mky
Try rate of sailing ycu
What is the set and rate of current (or,
tide)? - 1- --KGJ
—What rate? (Speed.)
When were your chronometers last
rated? --- IQK
Wish to get a rate for my chronometer.
Will you give me a comparison? - . 'isu
Rather.
Ratify-ied-ing-ication.
Confirmation, or, Ratification takes
place at (or, at—, on — ) --JOB
Rations.
Ratline.
UIS
UIT
urv
uiw
uix
UIY
UIZ
UJA
UJB
UJC
UJD
UJE
UJF
TJJG
UJH
UJI
UJK
T7JL
UJM
UJN
UJO
UJP
UJQ
TJJR
UJS
UJT
UJV
UJW
UJX
UJY
UJZ
Rave-d-ing.
Ravine. (Grully.)..- ojn
Reach. ( Tack. )
— A short reach.
Forereach-ed-ing nka
Reach-ed-ing. To reach.
— Can, or, May reach.
— Can you reach?
Guns will not reach ojx
— I can reach.
— Out of reach.
You are within reach of guns (or, bat-
teries) - go
Your orders have not yet reached here,
SVA
React-ed-ing-ion.
Read-ing. To read.
— Have you read?
— I have read.
Ready.
— Are you ready — to (or, for)?
— Are you ready for sea?
Be all ready for slipping. Be ready to
slip your cable hqo
— Can be ready — to (or, for).
— Can you be Teady by (time indicated, if
necessary) 1
—Can you be ready for sea by (or, in) — ?
Fenders ready mvu
Get ready for sea. Prepare for sailing,
NYX
Get steam up ; report when ready . _km
Have a tow line ready xyp
Have all your anchors and cables ready
for use _.-ElG
Hoist a waft (or, wheft) when ready,
owe
— I am (or, They are) ready for sea (or,
to sail).
I have the boats ready gtl
I shall not be ready until — yld
— In readiness — to (or, for) .
— Is refitted and ready for sea.'
Is, or, Are to be held ready — to (or, for),
owu
Keep steam ready (or, up) — kq
— Must be ready — to (or, for) — by.
— Not ready.
— Not ready for sea.
Proceed when ready txg
— Readily-ness.
Ready for action dix
— Ready for sea.
— Ready for use.
— Ready to proceed.
Ready to weigh zr
— Report when ready — to (or, for).
— Report when ready for sea.
— Ships indicated are (or, were) ready for
sea.
Steam is not ready ; will be up in — . .wb
Steam is ready wc
Troops arereadyto disembark ybo
Troops will be ready— to (or, for) __ybq
Was getting ready for sea nzf
Water can readily be obtained . . . yws
358
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READY— RECKON.
UKA
UKB
UKC
UKD
UKE
UKF
UKG
UKH
UKI
UKJ
UKL
UKM
UKN
UKO
UKP
UKQ
UKR
UKS
UKT
UKV
UKW
UKX
UKY
UKZ
Ready — Continued.
— When ready— to (or, for).
"When will dinner be ready? law
— When will you be ready for sea?
— When will you (or, it) be ready for (or,
to)—?
— Will be ready to (or, for).
You will hold yourself in readiness — to
(or, for) -OXB
Your despatches are ready kxe
— Your orders are not ready for you.
Real-reis. (Coin) aut
Real-ly-ity.
Realize-d-ing-ation.
Reappoint-ed-ing-ment.
-NRX
-DLJ
Rearmost.
Prom the rear
— In the rear.
Rear admiral .
— Rear column.
— Rear guard.
— Rear ship.
— To the rear.
Reas, or, Reis. (Coin) _ aut
Reason-ed-ing. To reason. (See also
Cause. )
Better not ask the reason (cause) __fdn
Can give no reason _nzq
Do you know the reason? qbx
Have you reason to suppose? xfe
Know the reason qcf
Reason must be assigned ipo
— Reason-able-y.
The reason (cause) assigned — is ift
The reason (cause) assigned is sufficient,
IFU
What is the reason (cause) — of — ? -IFV
Reassemble-d-ing.
' Convoy to disperse and reassemble at
rendezvous (or place indicated) it
Rebel-lious-lion.
— Rebel-led-ling. To rebel.
Recall-ing.
Boats' recall. All boats to return to the
ship Code Flag over w
' 'General recall" signal-Code Flag overY
Hoist the general recall owh
Recalled.
Recapture-d-ing.
Receive-ing. To receive.
Acknowledge-d-ing the receipt — of _dgp
Arrange-d-ing to receive (or, for recep-
tion of) EWU
— Did you receive?
Did you (or vessel indicated) receive any
damage? kjf
Expect I have to receive . mng
Give a receipt , -OAO
Has the receipt been acknowledged? . dgq
ULA
ULB
ULC
ULD
ULE
ULF
ULG
ULH
ULI
ULJ
ULK
Receive — Continued.
— Have received.
Have, or, Has received accounts ...dfc
Have, or, Has received damage (or, in-
jury)— to PLA
Have received the following communi-
cation (or, instructions) from your
agent (or, owner) ia
Have you received any damage (or, in-
jury)— to?---i- plb
Have you received any orders — from — ?
su
Have you received my letter? qof
Have you*received my message? rqm
Have you received your orders? str
I can not stop to have (or, receive) any
communication- ....if
I have received information — (place
next indicated) is clear of ice pbo
I have received information — (place
next indicated) is ice bound pbq
I have received orders stv
I have received orders for you not to
proceed to — (place next indicated)
on account of ice pbr
I have received orders for you not to
proceed without further instructions,
SP
I have received orders for you to await
instructions from owner at — sq
I have received orders for you to dis-
charge cargo at — ... .. SR
I have received orders for you to pro-
ceed to — - TF
I have received your letters QOH
Letters had (or, have) been received
from QOK
Letters received from — qon
No accounts received dfk
None received -. sjd
Orders have been received sui
— Receipt.
— Received.
Received an answer enj
Receiver ulf
— Receive-d-ing news — of (or, from).
— Send receipt — to (or, for).
Telegram received — from xlv
Wait to receive orders - te
What advice have you received? doj
You are not likely to receive your orders
for some days SUX
Receiver.
— Receiver of wreck.
Recent-ly.
Delayed through the recent gale - - .ksf
No recent observations. I did not get
an observation RT
Recent Act (of Parliament) dil
Recess.
Reckon-ed-ing.
Dead reckoning koh
Dead reckoning agrees with observa-
tions ___dtx
Latitude by dead reckoning — is Qht
Longitude by dead reckoning — is --Qzc
— Reckoning (a reckoning).
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359
RECKON-
-REFUND.
Reckon — Continued.
Reduce — Continued.
Reckoning not to be depended npon.RU
Reduce speed ; you are towing me too
Vessel indicated reckons from the me-
fast. XYT
ridian of — ' .RQE
Reduced charge - .imk
What current (rate and direction) do
you expect (or, reckon on^? kgh
UMN
Reef-ed-ing. To reef.
Close reef -ed-ing . _ivb
ULM
Recognize-d-ing-tion.
Double reef -ed ley
UMO
— I shall close reef.
ULN
Recoil (of a gun) .
Reef tackle .. xir
Recollect-ed-ing. (See Remember) . upv
UMP
— Shake the reefs out.
ULO
— Do you recollect?
UMQ
— Take in a reef. (Indicate if more than
Recollection (Remembrance) upy
one.)
ULP
Recommence-d-ing.
UMR
Reef. (See also Rock.)
I am going to recommence (repeat) sig-
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal ahead
nal from — (word indicated) . . vh
(ahead of you) - hfb
Recommence, or, Repeat signal from —
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or. Shoal on your
(word indicated) VI
port bow hfd
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
ULQ
Recommend-ed-ing-ation. (See also Ad-
starboard bow- - hfe
vise. )
Coral reef jwf
I strongly recommend you not to — . dop
Deepest water is nearer the bank (or,
I would advise (or, recommend) you —
reef) - fvb
to — -'.- DON
UMS
— Reef, Rock, or, Shoal extends from —
Recommended to — .- dol
to—.
What would you recommend? doq
Reef, or, Shoal is steep to the — ..vyw
Would recommend dor
Reef, or, Shoal stretches a long way out,
GE
Reef s ahead of you _ hfb
TJLR
Reconnoiter-d-ing-aissance.
ULS
— Reconnoitering party.
Send boat to point out reef (rock, or
shoal) guo
ULT
Reconsider-ed-ing-ation.
Stand nearer the reef (bar, shoal, or
bank) .. fwa
ULV
Record-ed-ing.
ULW
Recourse.
UMT
Reel.
ULX
Recover-ed-ing.
UMV
Re-embark-ed-ing-ation.
I must recover my anchor eis
UMW
Re-engage-d-ing-ment.
Is likely to recover ^ ... QT0
Quite recovered ..ufr
UMX
Reeve-'d-ing. Rove.
ULY
— Recovery-able.
Tell them tojrecover my anchor . . _ejw
UMY
Re-examine-ing-ation.
Try to recover ycx
ULZ
Recruit-ing.
UMZ
Refer-red-ring — to. To refer.
Refer to my despatch (or, letter) ju
UMA
Rectify-ied-ing-ication.
Refer to the Geographical Signals, .nya
JRef er to your despatch (or, letter) . . . jv
UMB
Recur-red-ing-rence.
. UNA
— Reference.
TJMC
Red.
UNB
Refit-ted. To refit.
UMD
— Red buoy.
UNC
— Can I refit at?
UME
Complete refit necessary jkm
I intend to refit at __poy
— Red flare.
UMF
— Red hot.
In want of refitting- ... . ... yto
UMG
— Red lead.
Is refitted and ready for sea. . ujo
UMH
—Red light.
UND
—Refitting.
UMI
— Red paint.
UNE
Refrigerate-ing.
UMJ
Redeem-ed-ing-ption.
Refrigerating chamber dwl
Refrigerating machinery out of order,
UMK
Redress-ed-ing.
RDX
Police (or other) authorities will not
UNF
—^Refrigerator.
UNG
Refuge. Refugee.
UML
Reduce-d-ing-tion.
No reduction (in price) cxt
Harbor of refuge. .omz
Reduce speed. Ease her mp
UNH
Refund-ed-ing.
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Part II.
REFUSE-
-REMAND.
uni
Refuse-d-ing.
UON
Reinstate-d-ing-ment.
Crew refused to go on board. . ..kcu
UOP
— Is, or, Are reinstated.
UNJ
— Refusal.
Refused assistance. Assistance was re-
Reis. (Coin) ., aut
fused FEZ
UNK
Regard-ed-ing.
UOQ
Rejoin-ed-ing.
UNL
— Regardless-ly.
All ships of the convoy are to rejoin
company Code Flag over y
UNM
Regatta.
UOR
— Am, Is, or, Are to rejoin.
UNO
Regent-cy.
UOS
Relapse-d-ing.
UNP
Regiment-ai
UOT
Relation.
UNQ
Region.
UOV
Release-d-ing.
UNR
Register. (A list. )
UOW
Reliance. , (See also Depend. )
Italian Register ( of ships) . pu a
What reliance can be placed in (or,
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign
on) — ? -- tln
Shipping- _ _ qwv
uox
— Not reliable.
Lloyd's Registry -. __qwx
UOY
—Reliable.
Lloyd's Yacht Register qxe
United States, Royal, or, State Navy
UOZ
Relieve-d-ing.
List, or, Register qvm
A great relief <_ ohg
Not on Lloyd's Register. Not on Lloyd's
Relieve-d-ing, Relief crew kdi
Registry book qxf
Relieve vessel in distress lhk
UNS
— Register-ed-ing-ation. To register.
Relieving tackles ..xis
UNT
— Registered tonnage.
Removed from Lloyd's register qxh
UPA
—Relief.
UNV
— -What is your (or vessel indicated) regis-
tered tonnage?
UPB
Religion-ious.
UPC
Relinquish-ed-ing-ment.
UNW
Registrar.
UPD
— Must relinquish.
UNX
— Registrar-General of Shipping and Sea-
men.
UPE
Reload.
Registrar of births, deaths, and mar-
riages GLI
Rely-ied-ing. (See Depend) kub
UNY
Regret-ted-ting.
UNZ
— Do not regret.
UPF
Remain-ed-ing. (See also Stop and Wait. )
UOA
— Much regret-ted.
Am I (or is person indicated) to wait
or, remain)? -_ ysn
Do not quit the ship until the tide has
UOB
Regular-ly-ity. •
ebbed ._ ad
Are you regularly licensed, or, Have
UPG
— Do you remain?
you a permit?-- . qpm
UPH
— Do you remain all night?
Have sounded regularly wko
How long shall you remain? qyp
Have you sounded regularly ? wkq
I must remain till further orders. . . stx
I shall keep the lead going regularly. I
UPI
— I shall not remain.
shall sound regularly . _ qjh
UPJ
— I shall remain.
Irregular-ly-ity. . ._ ptd
I want assistance ; please remain by me,
Is the communication with — regular?
NR
JGD
I will remain by you (or vessel indi-
It is not prudent to proceed without
cated) __ AI
regular soundings . _ J wks
UPK
— I will remain by you if you wish it.
Regular soundings wkt
None remaining (left) ... sjb
UOC
— Regular survey necessary.
UPL
— Not to remain.
UOD
— Regular survey unnecessary.
Please remain by me ; I want assistance,
We have sounded regularly. .- wyk
NR
Winter has regularly set in at — _.zgk
Position remains unaltered tps
Remain by the ship kh
UOE
Regulate-ing-ion.
UPM
—Remain, or. Stay where you are.
UOF
— According to regulations.
Unsafe to remain until — yen
UOG
—Contrary to regulations.
What quantity of coal remains in col-
UOH
— Regulated.
lier (coal dep6t, or, lighter)?. ...ixo
Will remain by you tjpk
UOI
Reign-ed-ing.
You must remain till further orders,
UOJ
Reinforce-d-ing-ment.
NUM
TJOK
— In want of reinforcements.
UPN
Remainder.
UOL
— Reinforcements are expected.
UOM
—Reinforcements constantly arriving.
UPO
Remand-ed.
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361
REMARK— REPEAT.
UPQ
UPR
UPS
UPT
UPV
UPW
UPX
UPY
UPZ
UQA
UQB
UQC
UQD
UQE
UQP
UQG
UQH
UQI
UQJ
UQK
UQL
UQM
UQN
UQO
UQP
UQR
UQS
UQT
UQV
UQW
REMARK-ED-ING-ABLE-Y.
Tell my owner ship answers remarka-
bly well- eno
Remedy-ied-ing.
—Can it be remedied?
— Can not be remedied.
Remember-ed-ing.
Do you remember(or, recollect) ?-..ulo
—Does, or, Do not remember.
— It must be remembered.
— Remembrance.
Remind-ed-ing-er.
Remit-ted-ting. To remit.
— Remittance.
Remittance list ---- --.qvl
j Very good remittance oem
Remonstrate-d-ing-ance — WITH.
Remove-d-ing-al.
— Not removed.
— Obstruction removed.
— Remove obstruction.
Removed from Lloyd's register qxh
To be removed.
Remunerate-d-ing-ion-ive.
— No remuneration.
Render-ed-ing.
Could not render assistance cq
No assistance can be rendered ; do the
best you can for yourselves ox
Passed a wreck (date latitude, andlongi-
tude to follow), but could not render
any assistance ; people still on board,
zv
Render all the assistance possible — to,
CY
— Rendered unserviceable.
Rendezvous.
Convoy to disperse, and reassemble at
rendezvous (or at place indicated) -it
Convoy will rendezvous at — on the — ,
JUP
— Convoy will rendezvous in — (latitude
and longitude' indicated) .
Proceed to rendezvous txd
Rendezvous at — (port indicated or on
bearing- indicated) from — (port in-
dicated) distant — miles JB
Rendezvous in latitude and longitude
(indicated) JC
— To rendezvous at.
— To, or, At the rendezvous.
—When shall we be at the rendezvous?
—Where is the (or, Where shall we)
rendezvous?
—Will rendezvous at (or, in).
Renew-ed-ing-al.
Can you renew the action? - : dir
Rent-ed-ing-al. (To hire.)
UQX
UQY
UQZ
URA
URB
URC
URD
URE
URP
URG
URH
URI
Repair-ed-ing-able.
Boiler can not be repaired re
Boiler has been repaired gvy
Boiler has not been repaired gvz
Boiler must be repaired - gwf
Boiler requires repairs -- owl
—Cable is repaired.
—Can be repaired.
Can damage be repaired at sea? ba
—Can it be repaired?
Can the damage be repaired by your-
selves? bc
—Can not be repaired.
Canvas to repair sails - - hve
Damage can be repaired at sea be
Damage, or, Defects can not be repaired
without assistance bg
Damage is repaired .. kix
Defects can not be repaired at sea (or at
place indicated) '. bf
Defects may be set right in — hours _bd
Engines broken down ; under temporary
repair mck
Engines disabled; can repair in —
hours mcl
Engines under temporary repair. __mbk
Execute repairs ---.mlk
How long will you (or vessel indicated)
be repairing damages? - bm
I am repairing a telegraph cable. Keep
out of my way xlq
— I am under repair.
I shall repair damage in — kjo
—In want of repairs.
Is obliged to undergo repairs smt
Machinery wants repair mbl
Must discharge cargo to repair damage,
KJR
Proceed after repairing machinery .rdw
Pumps want repair ubr
— Repairs necessary.
Repair on board GQT
Repairs of engines can not be done here,
MBU
Repairs of engines may be done in —
hours mbv
Stopping only for small adjustment to
machinery -_.rdy
The damage to machinery is not serious,
and is such as can be repaired by the
vessel's own engineers RL
Twine, needles, and palms for repairing
sails yfn
Under temporary repair yhk
Where will you go to repair damage?
bv
Repay-aid-ing.
— Repayment.
Repeal-ed-ing.
Repeat-ed-ing-etition.
Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it.VE
Discontinue repeating signals . ._ ldg
I am going to repeat signal from —
(word indicated) vh
I will repeat the message (or, what you
say) KQN
I will repeat the signal wck
362
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
REPEAT— REPORT.
URJ
URK
URL
URM
URN
URO
URP
URQ
URS
Repeat — Continued.
Repeat my signals until further orders,
• wcp
Repeat ship's name; your flags were
not made out du
Repeat your' signal, or, Repeat your sig-
nal from (hoist indicated) vi
Repeat the last hoist ; it is not under-
stood URK
Repeat the last signal made wcr
— Repeat the message.
Repeat the semaphore signal wcq
Repeat your distinguishing signal ; the
flags were not made out du
Repeating rifle uxd
— The last hoist is not understood ; repeat
it.
Will you repeat the signal (or, mes-
sage)? WDQ
Will you repeat the signals being made
tome? vn
Replace-d-ing.
Light indicated has been replaced .
Replenish-ed-ing.
QSD
Reply-ied-ing — to. To reply. (Seealso
Answer. )
Can you await reply (or, answer) ?.emv
Forward reply to my message by tele-
graph to — • WT
— I will send a reply.
I will telegraph for your orders if you
will await reply sv
— In reply (or, answer) — to.
No reply. Not answered . enh
Replied, or, Answered by telegraph . emq
Reply. (An answer) emo
Reply by telegraph wq
Send a reply (or, answer) enk
Send reply to my message to signal
station at — vqd
Telegraph reply. Answer by telegraph,
WQ
Wait for a reply (or, answer) tx
What reply (or, answer) ? enp
What was the answer (or, reply) ?--_ty
Will await reply (or. answer) tz
Will you await reply? ua
Report. (See also Account. )
Alarming report (or, account) dev
Confidential report (or, communication),
JFX
Conflicting reports jom
Contradict the report jst
Daily report kis
Derelict reported off — (or, in the vi-
cinity of — ) jp
Derelict reported passed on — , lati-
tude — , longitude — ; dangerous to
navigation kvr
Do you wish to be reported? ub
Do you wish your arrival reported? .eyc
Get steam up ; report when ready. ..km
— Have you anything to report?
Have you seen any men-of-war? If so,
report their names (or, nationalities) ,
VNM
URT
URV
URW
URX
URY
URZ
USA
USB
use
USD
USE
USP
Report — Continued.
I can not take you in tow, but will re-
port you at — , and send immediate
assistance xyq
— I have reported you to the vessel I spoke ;
she is bound to — (place indicated).
— I will report you at — .
— It is reported.
Mail reported lost rfm
Medical report rok
Meteorological or weather report-- .rsp
News, or. Report, or, Information is
confirmed joe
No weathSr report zg
Nothing to report skg
Pirate reported (or, seen) off — tkr
— Report-ed-ing. To report.
Report by signal -_i wes
Report by telegraph xlt
Report confirmed joe
— Report expenditure — of.
Report is not correct jxc
— Report me all well.
Report me by post to my owner (or, to
Mr.—) at— uc
— Report me by telegraph to — .
Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's -.ud
Report me by telegraph to owner (or,
to Mr. — ) at — L ue
Report me by telegraph to "Shipping
Gazette" up
Report me to — _--UM
Report me to Lloyd's ug
Report me (or, my communication) to
Lloyd's agent at — uh
Report . me to Maritime Association,
New York zna
Report me to Maritime Exchange, Phila-
delphia ZNB
Report me to ' ' New York Herald " office,
London ui
Report me to ' ' New York Herald " office,
New York UJ
Report me to ' ' New York Herald " office,
Paris uk
— Report me to owner on leaving.
Report me to Pacific Shipowners' Asso-
ciation, San Francisco - - znc
Report me to the Borsenhalle at Ham-
burg UL
— Report my arrival (or, arrival of — ).
Report requires confirmation JOP
Report the — (vessel indicated) all well
in (latitude and longitude indicated)
on the — ■ (date indicated) UN
Report the motions — of sba
Report when finished (or, complete) —
with jks
Report when ready — to (or, for) ---UJX
Report when ready for sea ujy
— Report when ship denoted is sighted.
— Reporter.
Send report of vqe
Signal the name of place to which you
wish to be reported by telegraph _wdf
— Vessel desires to be reported by tele-
graph to owner, Mr. — , at — .
Vessels that wish to be reported all
well, show your numbers (or,distin-
guishing signals) -DYT
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
363
BEPORT— RESIDENCE.
USG
USH
USI
USJ
USK
USL
USM
USN
uso
USP
USQ
USR
UST
usv
usw
USX
USY
Report — Continued.
Vessels that wish to he reported, show
your distinguishing signals ea
Vessels wishing to he reported on leav-
ing, show your numbers (or, distin-
guishing signals) ., eb
What is the meteorological report for
to-day? zk
What is the meteorological report for
to-morrow? - zl
Represent-ed-ing-ation.
— Representative.
Reprimand-ed-ing. ( Censure) igt
Republic-an-ism.
— President of the Republic.
Repudiate-d-ing-ion.
Repulse-d-ing.
Request-ed-ing — that. To request. (See
also Ask.)
Admiral, or, Senior officer has requested,
DKR
Admiral, or, Senior officer requests the
pleasure of your company to dinner,
DKX
Agent's request dsn
As requested -FBH
Captain is requested to come on board,
HWN
Captain's request hwt
Comply with request (or, signal) . . .jld
— Have, or, Has been requested.
Owner's request SYL
Permission urgently requested to enter
harbor ... y pd
— Request (a request).
— Request can be complied with.
Request captain to come here (or to place
indicated) hxf
— Request permission — to.
Request the captain of — (vessel indi-
cated) — hxg
— Request the pleasure of.
— Request you will.
— Request you will not.
—Shall, or, Will request.
— Sorry I am unahle to comply with your
request.
The Admiral (or, senior officer) requests
the pleasure of your company to din^
ner dkx
Vessel, or, Person indicated is not able
to comply- JLG
Require-d-ing-ment.
Am on shore, likely to break up ; require
immediate assistance . - _ . . . c a
Ambulance required to convey patient
to hospital edy
Article indicated can be supplied, but
it will require fitting * ezp
Boiler requires cleaning ., gwk
Boiler requires repair gwl
Coal requires much draft iwr
Do not require further assistance. Do
not require (or, want) assistance -..cr
USZ
UTA
UTB
UTC
UTD
UTE
UTP
UTG
UTH
UTI
UTJ
UTK
UTL
UTM
UTN
UTO
Require — Continued.
— Do you require?
Do you require any assistance (or
help)— from? .. - cs
Do you require further assistance?. -_ct
Do you require immediate assistance? - cu
How long do you require to clean your
engine? QYM
I am going to stop ; machinery requires
adjusting - RK
I can not get at goods required oew
I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,
cv
I will lend what is required QNA
Is it necessary (or, Does the navigation
require me) to take a pilot? sey
Machinery requires adjusting dkf
More hands are required — at — ome
My engines require cleaning . - mbq
Report requires confirmation jop
— Require an interpreter.
Require assistance (or, help) — of (or,
from) cz
Require cleaning isx
Require diver to clear screw lid
Require diver to examine bottom — lie
— Require explanation.
Require hospital treatment oyu
— Require steam— for.
Require water boat (or, tank) guj
Should you require any assistance (or,
help) ego
Small adjustment required to machin-
ery dkg
Vessel indicated does not require fur-
ther assistance egq
What assistance do you require? What
do you want? fgt
— Will you require?
Will you require shoring up? vzp
— You are required.
Requisite-ition.
As requisite fbi
Caution is requisite. Take care, or, Be
careful — of- ...ft
— Requisition for passes.
Rescue-d-ing.
Resemble-d-ing-ance.
Reserve-d-ing-ation.
Lieutenant in the Naval Reserve ..QPX
Officer of Naval Reserve seu
— Reserve squadron.
Naval Reserve set
Naval Reserve ensign _ . _ meq
Suh-lieutenant in the Naval Reserve,
QPZ
Reservoir.
Air reservoir dwg
Reship-Ped-ping.
Cargo has been reshipped . hzw
Cargo must be reshipped .iab
Is reshipping her cargo iat
Reside-d-ing.
Residence.
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Part II.
RESIDENT— RIDER.
Resident. (Inhabitant) pko
UVT
Returns.
Daily returns .kmy
UTP
Resign-jng-ation.
UVW
— Returns ordered.
UTQ
— Resigned.
UVX
— Returns ready.
Send returns — of — ... vqf
UTR
Resin-ous. Rosin.
UVY
Revenge-d-ing-ful.
UTS
Resist-ed-ing-ance.
TJTV
— Resistance coil.
uvz
Revenue.
Is a revenue cutter -__ehv
UTW
Resoi.ve-d-ing-ution.
Revenue boat. Custom-house boat.KGU
Revenue vessel (or, cruiser) kfc
UTX
Resource.
Nothing to be depended upon beyond
UWA
REVERE-D-IN&-ENCE.
your own resources kum
UWB
— The Reverend.
UTY
Respect-ed-ing-able-y.
UWC ! Reverse-d-ing-al.
In every respect _mjo
My best respects . . .ghv
UWD
Review-ed-ing.
UTZ
— Respectful -ly.
UWE
Revise-d-ing-ion.
UVA
Responsible-ility.
Send a responsible person on board. cze
UWP
Revive-d-ing-al.
Send a responsible person on shore _tgv
DWG
Revoke-d-ing. To revoke. Revoca-
Rest. (Remainder).- _ upn
tion.
UVB
Rest-ed-ing. To rest.
UWH
Revolt-ed-ing. . v '*
Restaurant. Cafe hsj
UWI
Revolution.
Can work up to — revolutions ZHU
uvc
Restore-d-ing-ation-ative.
UWJ
— Making (number to follow) revolutions
Communication by telegraph is re-
per minute.
stored, or, Communication is restored,
JFT
UWK
Revolve-d-ing.
UVD
Result-ed-ing.
Let your wheels (or, screw) revolve
What happened (or, resulted)? omn
without disconnecting. _ qob
Revolver tku
UVE
Retail-ed-ing.
Revolver ammunition icx
UWL
— Revolving light.
UVF
Retain-ed-ing.
Want pistol (revolver) cartridges . _tkv
UV&
Retake-ing-took.
UWI
Reward-ed-ing.
UVH
— Must be retaken.
UWN
— Shall, or, Will be rewarded.
UVI
Retire-d-ing.
uwo
Rheumatic-ism.
UVJ
Retract-ed-ing-ion.
Rhine wine zgc
UVK
Retreat-ed-ing.
UWP
Rhubarb.
Army is retreating . ,ewc
UWQ
— Tincture of rhubarb.
Enemy is retreating lze
Ri. ( Measure of length) awk
UVL
Return-ed-ing. To return.
Boats' recall. All boats to return to
UWR
Rib-bed.
the ship _ Code Flag over w
Captain will not return until — - _hwu
uws
Rice.
Certificate returned ihv
UVM
— Do not return.
UWT
Rich-ly.
UVN
— Has not returned.
uvo
— I shall return in.
UWV
Ride-ing. Rode. To ride. (See also To
Immediately on my return (or, on the
Weather. )
return of — , person indicated) . . _pdj
Can you ride out the gale? ...nvw
Keep any letters (or, papers) for me till
UWX
— Do you think we can (or, may) ride it
Ireturn pyk
out?
UVP
— Return as soon as.
UWY
— I shall ride it out if I can.
Return cargo _ _.hzm
Ride it out, if possible . . '.. _ks
UVQ
— Return salute.
Shall you ride out the gale? ... ... nwd
UVR
— Return to the (or, your) station.
Tide rode .__ iSN
uvs
— When do you (or, does he, or, did you,
or, did he) return?
UWZ
Rider. (An additional clause. )
Part II.
GENERAL, VOCABULARY.
365
UXB
UXC
UXD
UXE
TJXF
UXG
TJXH
TJXI
UXJ
.UXK
UXL
.UXM
UXN
uxo
RlDICULOUS-LY-NESS. (Absurd) DBK
Rifle.
— Magazine rifle.
—Repeating rifle.
Rifle ammunition bfy
Rifle, or, Small-arm magazine evf
Rifle range uhx
— Rifled gun.
— Rifleman.
Rounds of rifle ball cartridge icy
Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore,
SQC
Service-rifle cartridge - - icv
Service rifle- lzx
You are within musket (or, rifle) range,
UIA
RlG-GED-GING. To RIG.
A square-rigged vessel wpm
Can you rig a jury mast? w
Fore rigging nix
Full-rigged ship nsu
—How is she rigged?
Jury rigged pxh
. Lower rigging RCF
' Main rigging RGN
Mizzen rigging Rws
— Rig in.
— Rig out.
— Rigging (the ropes).
Running rigging vci
Set up rigging vsf
Square-rigged ship wpm
Standing rigging wql
Topgallant rigging xvr
Topmast rigging--- xvz
Wire rigging zgp
RlGHT-ED-ING. To RIGHT.
She is righted; she is all safe dyr
4
Right-LY. (Correct.)
All right dxv
Buoys have just been examined; they
are all right hmj
Damage can be put right in — hours,
BD
If I am rightly informed pkd
Is she all right? dym
Keep right astern fhn
Quite right ufs
Right meaning RNS
With some assistance I shall be able to
set things right df
Right. (On the right. )
On the right bank of the river. (The
right-hand bank in descending the
stream) fvg
Right arm-- evl
Rin (coin) auv
Ring-ing. Rung.
Packing ring --. -Szb
Packing ring of cylinder cover broken,
KAN
Ringbolt GYC
Thrust-block rings defective gnb
UXR
uxs
UXT
UXV
UXW
UXY
TJXZ
UYA
UYB
UYC
UYD
UYE
UYF
UYG
UYH
UYI
UYJ
UYK
UYL
UYM
UYN
UYO
UYP
UYQ
UYR
UYS
Riot.
There has been a serious riot at — .vrw
Ripe-ly-ness.
Rise-ing. Risen. Rose.
Barometer is rising fxj
Have premiums risen? tsp
Premiums have risen . tsr
Prices have risen __-Tvs
— Rise and fall is about — feet.
Spring tides rise — feet woy
Tide has risen — feet ..J... xsj
Tide is rising ... -XSL
Tide rises — feet xsm
What is the rise and fall of the tide?.XH
When mpon rises kzd
RlSK-ED-ING. TO RISK'.
Beach your vessel at all risks ..- ki
— Do not risk.
Do not risk an anchorage unless you
have very good ground tackle fx
Do not risk without a pilot fkl
— Do not run any risk.
Great risk --. ohi
Great risk in sending a boat gsz
— I will run no risk.
— If it can (or, may) be done without risk.
— Is there any risk?
Not safe to risk making the land. . _vde
— Risk-y.
— There is no risk.
— Without risk.
You run the risk of seizure (or, capture) ,
HXZ
River.
— Can you go up the river? /
— Do you go into the river?
Down the river lme
Falls of the — (river) MRS
— In the river.
Is the river navigation difficult?- _ _kzw
—Off the mouth of the river — (or, — ).
On the left bank of the river. fve
On the right bank of the river fvg
Note. — The left or right hand bank in
descending the stream.
— River pilot.
River police. Water police yvx
— -Up the river.
Rivet-ed-ing.
— Started a rivet.
Road.
Along the road eam
—On the road to — .
Rule of the road (at sea) vbw
— Which is the road to — ?
Roadstead. (See also Anchorage. )
Lying in the roadstead qpt
Vessel in the roadstead ypz
Rob-bed-bing-ber-bery.
366
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
ROCK— ROPE.
UYT
UYV
UYW
UYX
UYZ
UZA
UZB
UZC
UZD
UZE
UZF
UZG
UZH
UZI
UZJ
UZK
Rock-y. (See also Reef. )
A rocky beach fzm
Apparently shoal water to the — — ero
— Are there any rocks?
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal ahead
of yon --_ hfb
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
port bow HFD
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
starboard bow hfe
Drove on the rocks loe
Foul ground. Rocky bottom haz
Keep the rocks on — ..pzl
Near the rocks ^..-Sfk
— On the rocks.
— Rock under water.
Rocks, Reefs, or, Shoals extend from —
to — UMS
Rocks stretch a long way out GE
Rocky bottom. Foul ground. haz
— Rocky coast.
Send boat to point out reef (rock, or,
shoal) guo
Very rocky ypr
— Vessel is on the rocks.
You are too near the rocks sfp
Rocket.
— Can you spare some signal rockets?
Explosive rocket. War rocket moz
— Gun-cotton rocket.
— Have you any rockets?
Look out for rocket line (or, line) . - _kf
Rocket (Life-saving) apparatus erh
Rocket (Life-saving) apparatus coming,
erj
Rocket brigade hib
— Rocket staff.
Rocket (Life-saving) station wrp
— Rocket to throw a line. L . S. A . rocket.
— Rocket tube.
Signal rocket wdb
Skyrocket wfn
Rod.
Air-pump rod broken dwf
Connecting rod jpk
Connecting-rod bolts broken gxv
Connecting-rod brasses broken (or, out
of order) _.heb
Cylinder side rod L.kif
Eccentric rod bent lsw
Eccentric rod broken - ; lsx
Parallel-motion rod out of order tay
Piston rod tky
Piston-rod bolts broken gyb
Piston-rod brasses broken hed
Piston rod cracked (or, broken) ...kax
Piston-rod crosshead damaged (or,
broken) ._ kej
Pump rod. ..'....ubn
Slide-valve rod wgn
Slide-valve rod broken woo
Sounding rod •_--;.. .wkv
Rode. (See Ride) uwv
Roede. (Measure of length) avs
ROLL-ED-ING.
Muster roll (or, book). Roster gzb
— Rolling batten.
UZL
UZM
UZN
UZO
UZP
UZQ
UZR
UZS
UZT
UZV
UZW
UZX
UZY
Roller.
Rollers setting in tjt
Roman Catholic iez
A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
would be much valued tvy
Roman cement igr
Roof-ed-ing.
Room. (Space. )
— Barely room to wear.
Enough, or, Sufficient room mdc
— Have I room to wear?
Have room for no more cargo iap
Have you room enough — for (or, to) — ?
MDL
Have you room for more cargo? iar
I have not room to heave-to . .osj
I will heave-to directly I have room . osn
— No room — for.
— Not room to swing.
Not room to wear mb
— Not sufficient room.
Room enough mdc
— Room to swing.
Sea room vld
Shall I, in my present berth, have room
for weighing, if the wind shifts? -Gfz
Take room enough mdy
— There is not room to — .
— There is plenty of room.
You have barely room . . fwt
Room. (A room. )
Boiler room gwm
Bread room.-' hem
Engine room ._ mbe
Engine room full of water mbg
Engine room has — feet of water in it,
mbh
Engine-room telegraph mb j
Gun room. ojt.
In the engine room.-- ....mbp
Mess room _■ rqh
Near the engine room : . _ _mbr
Sail room veh
State room hqj
Store room wxs
Under the engine room mce
Ward room __yuh
Rope.
Boat rope... gru
Bolt rope gxu
Breast rope . hfq
Buoy rope (of anchor) ehr
Cable-laid rope hqr
Can you spare some rope? (Size to
follow) wmb
Coil of rope izo
Coir, or, Grass rope izu
Drag rope lmy
European rope mhx
Hawser Large rope opr
Hawser-laid rope opv
Is the cable (or, rope) belayed (fast)?
hrk
Lift rope ___qrm
Man ropes rjx
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367
ROPE— RUN.
VAB
VAC
VAD
VAE
VAF
VAG
VAH
VAI
VAJ
VAK
VAL
VAM
VAN"
VAO
VAP
VAQ
Rope — Continued.
Manila rope ejt
Mast rope rmi
Old rope sqh
Rope, or, Jacob's ladder pu j
Send a rope on board gov
Slip rope - wgy
— Tiller rope.
Top rope xvm
— Veer a rope astern.
"Wheel ropes zcj
— "Wire rope.
Yard rope zkq
Rose. Rise. Risen uxs
Rosin. Resin-ous utr
Roster «zb
rot-ted-ting.
Dry rot _._loq
— Rotten.
ROTATE-D-ING-ION. ROTARY.
Rotary Engine mav
Rottolo. (Measure of weight) bck
Rouble (Paper). (Money) aut
Rouble (Silver). (Coin) aux
Rough-ly-ness.
I have had a rough passage --.tdb
— Very rough.
Roumania-n. Roumanian Colors.
Round-ed-ing.
Brace round — hdn
Brace round your head yards hdo
Come round Jcx
Get her head round as fast as possible,
NYU
Get her head round, or, Get her on the
other tack, or you will be on shore -LP
Going round odd
Round about dai
Round-ed-ing the point tno
Rounding the Cape hvs
Wear short round yxt
Round. (Shape. )
— Round shot.
Rounds of Ammunition— for — efz
Rounds of ammunition for heavy guns,
EGA
Rounds of rifle ball cartridge icy
rout-ed-ing.
Route.
En route lya
Routine.
Rove. Reeve-d-ing umx
Row. (Address. )
VAR
VAS
VAT
VAU
VAW
VAX
VAY
VAZ
VBA
VBC
VBD
VBE
VBH
VBI
VBJ
VBK
VBL
VBM
VBN
VBO
VBP
VBQ
VBR
VBS
VBT
VBU
VBW
VBX
VBY
Row. (A line or series.)
Row-ed-ing-er.
To row guard.
Rowlock. >
Royal-ly-ty-ist.
Fore royal -NiY
Fore-royal yard _.niz
Main royal RGO
Main-royal yard...- RGp
Mizzen royal , , Rwt
Mizzen-royal yard Rwu
— Royal Exchange.
Royal, or, State Navy List . _ . QVM
Royal Navy, or, State Navy SFC
— Royal sail.
— Royal salute.
— Royal sheet.
Royal standard. Royal flag wqn
— Royal yacht.
Royal Yacht Squadron wpg
— Royal yard.
Rub-bed-bing.
Rubbed off the copper .jvt
Rubber.
India rubber. Gutta-percha oku
VBF
VBG Rubbish.
Rudder.
Balanced rudder fta
Damaged rudder.
Damaged rudder ; can not steer bi
Jury rudder pxi
Loss of, or, Lost rudder.
Rudder chain uv
— Rudder chock.
— Rudder coat.
Rudder disabled; will you assist me
. into — (port indicated) ? da
— Rudder head.
— Rudder iron.
— Rudder post.
Vessel indicated has lost her rudder.RBE
Rude-ly-ness.
Rug.
Rugged.
Ruin-ed-ing-ous.
RULE-D-ING. To RULE.
— Rule (regulation).
— Rule of the road (at sea).
Rum.
i
Rumor (report) urq
Run-ning. See also Ran.
A running fight mxs
After running — (miles indicated) .drh
Blockade runner gnf
Chronometer has run down gq
Current runs — utiles an hour kfy
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Part II.
ROTT-
-SAFE.
Run — Continued.
VCR
Rye.
Current, or, Tide will run very strong
(indicate miles per hour, if necessary),
KGB
Do not run any risk uxy
Fore runner .-.nja
Had we not better run in and make the
land? _pz
Have, or, Has run (or, put) into — - -UCT
VBZ
— I can not run ; I must see it out.
VCA
— I do not like to run in ; I prefer keeping
the sea.
I have (or vessel indicated has) run the
blockade-- .- - gnm
I have (or vessel indicated has) sunk
(or, run down) a vessel _ _ hk
I will run no risk uxz
Let run. Let it run qnw
VCB
— Main runner.
Medical comforts running short roi
Medicines have run short roq
My chronometer has run down gq
vcs
S. (Letter. ) (For new method of spell-
Ban-__ .- -_.TJHN
ing, seepage 13.)
Ban against (or, foul of) dsg
Ban, or, Run away. _ uho
Saading, or, Toung. (Measure of length),
Ban clear _- _ tjhp
AWS
Ban into.- - _ uhq
VCT
Sabbath. Sunday.
Banout--- tjhk
Bun for — . Make for — rih
VCU
Sack-ed-ing.
VCD
— Bun in (or, into).
Bun in for pilots (or, pilot vessels), and
vcw
Sacripice-d-ing.
look out for their signals r AC
Run on board by gqu
vex
Sad-ly-ness.
VCE
— Bun on shore.
Bun on the beach. Beach the vessel,
VCY
Saddle-d-ing. Saddlery.
Bun out swg
vcz
Sate-er-est. (See also Save. )
VCF
— Bun out a warp.
All safe (saved) dxw
VCG
— Bunners and tackles.
Are your friends safe? nro
VCH
— Running before the wind.
Arrived safely . toty
VCI
— Running rigging.
Bar, or, Entrance not safe except just at
VCJ
— Bunning under bare poles.
slack water (or, at — , time indicated),
Shall we run for — (place indicated) ?
. PVT
WUA
Boat is safe - grp
Tide, or, Current will run very strong
Can we anchor with safety? - ehs
(miles per hour may follow) kgb
Fears are entertained for the safety of — ,
VCK
— Underrun-ning-ran.
MUI
Unsafe to run in until weather moder-
For the safety of nhm
ates - YKO
Harbor, or, Anchorage is safe with all
Want warp run out --.yq
winds - oz
What does, or, What will the tide run?
VDA
— I know of no safe harbor.
XSP
VDB
—Is it safe?
What harbor shall you run for? ond
VDC
— Is, or, Are not safe.
When i have run my distance I shall
Is. the anchorage (or, my anchorage) safe
put her head off until — _ lgp
with all winds (specify which wind, if
VOL
— You run away from me.
necessary)"! _--PB
It is not safe to go so fast . . - - - - .ls
Bung. Ring-ing uxo
It is not very safe where you are an-
chored -_ EIX
VCM
Rung. (A Rung.)
Landing safe, but very disagreeable.LCE
Not safe to go on with the crew at pres-
Rupee. (Coin) auy
ent -- KDE
VDE
— Not safe to risk making the land.
VCN
RUPTURE-D-ING.
Only chance of safety ..ikg
VCO
BUSH-ED-ING.
VDF
—Safely.
VDG
— Safely moored.
VCP
Russia-n. Bussian Colors.
VDH
—Safety.
VDI
— Safety valve.
VDJ
— Safety valves out of order.
VCQ
EUST-ED-ING--?.
She is righted; she is safe ...DYE
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SAFE— SAIL.
VDK
VDL
VDM
VDN
VDO
VDP
VDQ
VDR
VDS
VDT
VDU
VDW
VDX
VDY
VDZ
VEA
Safe — Continued.
Shift your berth. Your berth is not
safe kt
— Shorten sail ; it is not safe to go so fast.
The berth you are now in is not safe,
OHE
—Will it be safe?
Will the soundings be a safe guide?, wkz
You are quite safe where you are--UFV
You must moor; it is not safe other-
wise RZO
Sag-ged-ging.
Sagene, or, Saschene. (Measure of
length) .' awt
Sago.
Said. (See Say) vu
Sail-ed-ing. To sail.
Am about to sail. -P, or, Code Flag over p
— Are you a quick sailer?
— Before sailing.
— Before you sail.
— Bend a new sail.
— Bend sails. ,
Boat's sails gsb
Book of Sailing Directions (indicate
place, if necessary) . _ . gyx
—Can not carry more sail.
Canvas to repair sails hve
Damaged, or, Sprung mast; can not
carry sail bh
— Do not furl sails.
Do you know anything of strange sail?
QBU
Easy sail. Keep under easy sail lrw
Engines broken down ; obliged to pro-
ceed under sail mci
Fill main topsail myb
Fore and aft sail niu
Foresail niv
Fore staysail njd
Fore-topgallant sail njh
Fore-topmast staysail njm
Fore-topsail i"JO
Furl sails (or sails indicated) ntx
Gaff foresail.-- „„ nkg
Gaff mainsail - nvf
Gaff-topsail nvg
Get sail on your ship as fast as possible,
NYZ
Great circle sailing oha
Has the mail sailed— for — ? QO
Have you a book of Sailing Directions?
EO
Headsail oqj
Hoist windsails -_owk
— How does — (vessel indicated) sail?
— How much sail?
I am about to sail,
Flag P, or. Code Flag over P
—I am going to sail (date may follow) .
I am, or, They are ready for sea (or, to
sail) ---. UJM
— I mean to carry sail all night.
I sail to-night xur
I shall keep under easy sail - - lry
I shall not furl sails nty
VEB
VEC
VED
VEF
VEG
VEH
VEI
VEJ
VEK
VEL
VEM
VEN
VEO
VEP
VEQ
VEB,
VES
VET
Sail, — Continued.
— I shall shorten sail.
I will show a light to-night when I make
sail QKZ
If you do not carry more sail we shall
part company — JGN
In making sail rid
Intend to sail poz
Jigger royal yard and sail pvs
Jigger topgallant yard and sail pvt
Jigger topsail yard and sail - - - pvu
Jigger yard and sail pvw
Keep main topsail shivering pz j
Keep mizzen topsail shivering pzk
Light sail. Upper sail QSV
Loose sails raj
Lower studding sail RCG
Lower topsail rch
Lugsail rcy
Mail has sailed rfh
Mail steamer sails-ed rfn
Mails go in sailing vessels rfp
Mainsail. Main course RGQ
Mainsail split - RGS
Main staysail.. rgw
Main topgallant sail Rha
Main topmast staysail RHD
Main topsail RHE
Make more sail • — . Set your — ril
Make, or, Set sail RiT
Make sail, or, Go ahead and drop a boat
on board dvn
Mizzen topgallant sail rwx
Mizzen topmast staysail rxa
Mizzen topsail ._.rxb
—My sails are all blown away (or, split).
— No use carrying so much sail.
Prepare for sailing. Get ready for sea,
NYX
Boyal sail vay
— Sail. (A sail. )
Sailcloth ^ivo
— Sailmaker.
— Sail room.
— Sailed for — .
— Sailed from — .
Sailing collier jap
— Sailing directions (indicate place, if
necessary) .
— Sailing orders.
Sailing vessel vxe
— Sails from.
— Sails shivering.
— Set studding sails.
— Set topgallant sails.
— Set — sails.
Shall I furl sails? ntz
— Shall, or, Will not sail.
—Shall, or, Will sail.
—Shorten sail.
Shorten sail ; it is not safe to go so fast,
VDK
Small sail QSV
Split all my sails wob
Spritsail T woz
Sprung, or, Damaged a mast; can not
carry sail bh
Square sail __wpn
Staysail, - wse
Stop the sailing of wxi
Storm sail... wxv
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370
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
SAIL— SAND.
VEU
VEW
VEX
VEY
VEZ
VFA
VFB
VPC
VFD
VFE
VFG
VFH
VPI
VPJ
VEK
VFL
VPM
Sail — Continued.
Storm staysail .wsf
Storm trysail -- wxy
Strange sail .. --- -'.-.wyt
Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is
bound to — - _HBT
Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is
from — wyu
Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is
(or, was) in distress lhm
Studding sail xay
Studding sail boom gzx
Take in light sails xjn
Take in sail _-..vet
Take in studding sails xjo
Take in topgallant sails _ . xjp
There is a strange sail on — (bearing
indicated) _-_em
This is my best point of sailing gia
This is not my best point of sailing. gib
Topgallant sail xvs
Topgallant studding sail xvt
Topmast staysail wsg
Topmast studding sail xwa
Topsail xwb
Trysail yda
Try rate of sailing ycu
Twine, needles, and palms for repairing
sails 1 ypn
Unbend sails ygn
Under all sail yhc
Under easy sail lrz
Upper sail __ qsi
Upper topsail xwh
Was to sail immediately pdn
— Was to sail on the — .
— We, or, Vessel indicated sailed on the — .
We sail on the — SQR
— What is your best point of sailing?
When did you sail? sg
When do you propose sailing? zt
— When does he (she, or indicated vessel)
sail?
— Why do you not sail?
Windsail zpv
— With all sail set.
Sailmaker VBG
— Am in want of sailmakers.
Can I get any sailmakers? nyj
Sailor.
— Sailors' Home.
Saint. St. San-ta.
Sake.
For the sake of nho
Salicine.
Sal-ammoniac.
Salary-ied.
Sale., (See also Sell.)
Advertise cargo and day of sale dob
Cargo not salable tab
— Have you anything for sale?
Put off the sale sov
Sale by auction plt
— Salable.
VFN
VFO
VFP
VFQ
VFR
VPS
VPT
VFU
VFW
VFX
VFY
VFZ
VGA
VGB
VGC
VGD
VGE
VGP
VGH
VGI
VGJ
VGK
VGL
VGM
VGN
VGO
VGP
VGQ
VGR
VGS
VGT
VGU
VGW
VGX
VGY
VGZ
VHA
VHB
Sally port.
Salmon.
Saloon.
— Saloon passenger.
Salt. Saline.
Boiler tubes salted- - gwq
Can you supply me with salt beef
( number of casks indicated) ? gda
Condenser tubes choked (or, salted),
JMV
Epsom "salts. mgd
—Salt beef.*
Salt butter hot
—Salt fish.
— Salt meat.
— Salt pork.
— Salt provisions.
— Salted-ing. To salt.
Saltpetre.
Salute-d-ing.
Return salute uvq
Royal salute vaz
—Shall I salute?
Salvage.
Lloyd's Salvage Agreement qwy
—Salvage demanded.
— Salvage officer.
— Salvage steamer.
— Salvage voucher.
Same.
— In the same.
In the same position tpo
— In the same state as before.
— Is not the same.
— It is, or, They are the same.
Not in the same position tpq
On the same day knr
— The same as — .
The same as usual ymz
The same color jbp
The same course jzn
The same description kwo
The same kind — as ..-QAY
— The same thing.
— The same time. At the same time.
— -The same way.
— Will do the same.
Sampan.
Sample-d-ing.
— Samples can be seen.
Send sample — of
-VQG
Samson post.
Sanative. Sanitary.
Sanction-ed-ing.
— Can sanction.
— Is, or, Are sanctioned by.
Sand-y.
A sandy beach
.PZN
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SAND— SCHOOL.
VHC
VHD
VHE
VHF
VHG
VHI
VHJ
VHK
VHL
VHM
VHN
VHO
VHP
VHQ
VHR
VHS
VHT
VHU
VHW
VHX
Sand — Continued.
Bar has, or, Sands have shifted fvu
Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones,
HAX
On a sand bank fvd
Quicksand ufg
Sand bag ..fsl
Sand bank .._ fvh
—Sand dredger.
— Sand spit.
Sands, or, Bar shifted fvu
Sandy bottom hbf
Send for sand vpw
— Shifting sand.
Sane. Sanity.
Sanitary. Sanative vgx
— Sanitary inspector.
Sank. Sink-ing. (See Sink.)
Sapeque, Cash, or, Le. (Coin) atc
Sardine.
Sardinia-n.
Saschene, or, Sagene. {Measure of
length) awt
Sat. Sit-ting.
Satisfy-ied-ing.
— A very satisfactory — .
Credentials are not satisfactory kbz
Credentials are satisfactory kby
— I am not satisfied.
Light o q — is not working satisfactorily,
QSH
Papers satisfactory -- tam
Papers unsatisfactory tan
— Satisfaction.
— Satisfactory-ily.
The appearance is not satisfactory.. esf
The appearance is satisfactory esg
Saturate-d-ing-ion.
Saturday.
— Before Saturday.
Last Saturday
— Nest Saturdav.
— Saturday morning.
—Saturday night.
-QGJ
VHY Saturn.
VHZ
VIA
VIB
VIC
Sauce. Table sauce.
Sausage.
Savage.
Save-ing.
All on board saved dxr
All safe (saved) dxw
Barely time to save the mail ... REY
Can not save the ship ; take people off,
NB
Cargo expected to be saved :hzu
VID
VIE
VIF
VIG
VIH
VIJ
VIK
VIM
VIN
VIO
VIP
VIQ
VIR
VIS
VIU
VIW
VIX
VIY
VIZ
VJA
VJB
VJC
VJD
VJE
VJF
VJG
Save — Continued.
Cargo saved iaf
Crew saved kcv
I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and
crew no
— It will be a great saving.
— It will be no saving.
Life-saving (rochet) apparatus erh
Life-saving appliances esl
Part of cargo saved ...law
Passengers saved tds
— Saved.
Send life-boat to save ere w * f j
Shall I save the mail (or, post)?J..-RFV
Savings bank.
Saw. (See also See) voa
Saw-ed-ing. Sawn.
cut saw keb
Say-ing. Said.
I decline to have anything further to do
(or, say) in the matter EQO
I will repeat the message (or, what you
say) RQN
It is impossible to say pfe
— Say nothing.
— What did he say?
Who told (or, said so)? xmz
SCALD-ED-ING.
SCALE-D-ING.
— Scaling ladder.
SCANT-Y-INESS.
Supply scanty xew
Scantling.
Scarce-ity-ness.
Fish very scarce «.__. nbr
Scarcely (barely) fwp
Scarcely any epv
— Scarcely necessary.
— Scarcely perceptible.
Scarcely prudent to land. Not easy
landing on the beach fzx
Scarcely visible viw
— There is a great scarcity.
— There is (or, are) scarcely — .
— Was very scarce.
Scarf, or, Scarph-ed-ing. To scarph
Scarlatina.
Scarlet.
Scarlet fever ,— mws
Scattter-ed-ing.
Schedule-d-ing.
— Forward a schedule.
Schepel. (Measure of capacity) ayt
School.
372
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Part II.
SCHOOLMASTEB— SEA.
VJH
VJI
VJK
VJL
VJM
VJN
VJO
VJP
VJQ
VJR
VJS
VJT
VJU
VJW
VJX
VJY
VJZ
VKA
VKB
VKC
VKD
VKE
VKF
VKG
VKH
Schoolmaster.
Schooner.
Four-masted schooner npc
—Three-masted schooner.
Science-tific-ally.
Scintillating light.
Scissors.
Scope.
• Enough scope mde
— More scope.
Not enough cable. Give more scope,
HRM
—Too much scope.
Scorbutic-ally.
Anti-scorbutic eoc
scorch-ed-ing.
Scorn-ed-ing-pul-ly.
Scotch-man.
scout-ed-ing.
Scout, or, Lookout vessel qzx
Scrap.
—Scrap iron.
scrape-d-ing.
Scraper.
scratch-ed-ing.
screen-ed-ing. to screen.
— Screen. (A screen. )
Screw. (Propeller).-. vkh
Auxiliary screw fob
Boss of screw hao
— Can you lift your screw?
Connect your screw (or, propeller) _ jph
Disconnect...^ lda
Does disconnecting affect your steering?
1 LDC
Have lost screw, or, Screw disabled. MS
— Have you a spare screw?
Hawser fouled screw opu
How many blades have you to your
screw? -. glx
Let your screw (or, wheels) revolve
without disconnecting qob
Lift your screw QRN
Lost all propeller blades of screw. _gly
Lost number of blades (indicated) of
screw propeller --.glz
Lost screw propeller rax
One blade of propeller broken gma
One screw disabled; can work the
other mw
Port screw toz
Require diver to clear screw lid
Screw frame (or, banjo) fug
— Screw passage.
— Screw (propeller).
VKI
VKJ
VKL
VKM
VKN
VKO
VKP
VKQ
VKR
VKS
VKT
vkh
VKW
VKX
Screw — Continued.
Screw propeller damaged tyx
Screw shaft.
Screw steamer (horsepower to follow, if
necessary).
Screw well. Screw aperture era
Starboard screw - wqy
Three blades of propeller broken. . .gmb
Twin screw '. .yfk
Twin-screw steamer .yfl
Two blades of propeller broken gmc
— What weight is your screw?
Screw. (Far fastening).
Clamping screw- isa
— Screw-ed-ing. To screw.
Screw bolt gyd
Scrub-bed-ing.
Scrubbing brush hkq
scruple-ulous-ly.
Scrutiny-ise-d-ing.
scud-ded-ding.
Obliged to scud smx
Scupper.
Lee scuppers qmf
scurrilous-ly.
Scurvy.
scuttle-d-ing. to scuttle.
Leak at the scuttle qjx
Sea.
Apparatus for casting oil' on the sea to
quiet it ,...erf
Are you ready for sea? ujh
At sea - fiu
Attempted to put to sea fkj
Calm sea uo
Calm the sea by pouring oil on it . .htn
Can be fished at sea ncg
Can damage be repaired at sea? ba
Can you be ready for sea by (or, in) — ?
UJL
Cargo so badly stowed, I am not sea-
worthy IAG
Considerable sea -UP
Damage can be repaired" at sea be
Damage can not be repaired at sea (or
at place indicated) bf
Deep-sea lead kqs
Defects can not be repaired at sea (or
at place indicated) bf
Enemy is at sea lzb
Get ready for sea. Prepare for sailing,
NYX
Gone to sea -.-. OCG
Have you tried the temperature of the
sea? _ xnf
Head sea oqk
Heavy sea. Miich sea u<3
I am, or, They are ready for sea (or, to
sail) ujm
I do not like to run in ; I prefer keeping
the sea vca
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SEA— SECT.
VKY
VKZ
VLA
VLB
VLC
VLD
VLE
VLF
VLG
VLH
VLI
VLJ
VLK
VLM
VLN
VLO
VLP
VLQ
Sea — Continued.
Is refitted and ready for sea ujo
Machinery broken down ; irreparable at
sea T edv
Much swell on ■. ur
Not much sea us
Not ready for sea ujr
Proceed to sea * txe
Put to sea udc
Put to sea at once ; get an offing mo
Ready for sea ujt
Report when ready for sea u j y
Rule of the road (at sea) vbw
Sea anchor. Floating anchor eic
Sea boots hac
Sea breeze hgc
— Sea cock.
— Sea going-gone down.
Sea inlet choked ipq
— Sea inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,
damaged).
Sea mile. (Knot) awo
— Sea of — .
— Sea port.
— Sea room.
—Sea service.
— Sea sick-ness.
— Seaman.
— Seaward.
— Seaworthy.
Ships indicated are (or, were) ready for
sea__ ujz
— Shipped a sea.
Smooth the sea by pouring oil on it.HTN
Stand out to sea wqi
Struck by a heavy sea xac
The temperature of the sea is — .--XNJ
Too much sea uv
Very heavy sea uw
Was get ring ready for sea nze
What is the sea like? '-ux
When the sea has gone down lmp
When will you be ready for sea?--.UKB
Seal. (Animal. )
VLR
VLS
VLT
VLTJ
-SUC
Seal-ed-ing. To seal.
Open sealed orders
— Sealed orders.
Seam-ed-ing.
Seaman vlg
Able seaman. A. B cxe
Brigade of seamen. Naval Brigade .hi a
Distressed seaman -- lhg
— In want of seamen.
Lloyd's Seaman's Almanac Qwz
Merchant seaman , RPY
— No seamen to be had.
Ordinary seaman svd
Registrar General of Shipping and Sea-
men UNX
Seamen's and Firemen's Union NAR
Seaport VLC
Search-ed-ing. To search.
— Have been searched.
— Have you been searched?
— Have you searched?
VLW
VLX
VLY
VLZ
VMA
VMB
VMC
VMD
VME
VMF
VMG
VMH
VMI
VMJ
VMK
VML
VMN
VMO
VMP
VMQ
VME
Search— -Continued.
Keep the search light — on, or, Keep
electric light — on lvh
Searchlight, or, Electric projector. .lvi
Use your search light ymt
Season.
A healthy season oqx
Fishing season --^ nbx
Good season for fish . nbz
Last season QGK
— Next season.
— Not this season.
Seat-ed-ing.
Boiler working on seating owe
Engine seating loose mco
Engines working on seating mcp
Seaweed.
Seaworthy vli
Cargo so badly stowed, I am not sea-
worthy IAO
Second-ed-ing. Tq second.
Second. (The second.)
I can not make out the second flag_NDG
Second class ish
Second flag in hoist indistinct ndg
— Second mast.
— Second mate (or, officer).
Second week in — zao
Secondary.
Second. (A second of time. )
For seconds of arc and time, see page
68.
Second of latitude qhy
Second of longitude QZH
Secret.
— Secret message.
— Secret order.
Secretly, Secrecy.
The following communication (signal,
or, message) is private (or, secret),
HX
The following signal is in cipher and
secret*. a iqv
To be kept secret - pzy
*The cipher will be continued until ended
by the person signaling making the
hoist iqs = cipher is ended.
Secretary-ship.
Admiral's secretary ._-_. .--.'-_-Dko
Colonial Secretary , u jbm
Military secretary rua
—Secretary of Legation.
Secretary of Lloyd's qxa
Secretary of the Navy's, or, Admiralty
flag, dls
— Secretary of State — for.
Secretary of the Admiralty dlx
— Secretary to (or, of).
— Secretary's office.
Sect.
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SECTION— SEED.
VMS
VMT
VMU
VMW
VMX
VMY
VMZ
VNA
VNB
VNC
VND
VNE
VHP
VNG
VNH
VNI
VNJ
VNK
VNL
VNM
VNO
Sbction-al.
Midship section ktk
Secure-ly-ity.
— Are you secured?
— Have, or, has been secured.
— Have you secured?
— I have secured.
— Is it sufficiently secure?
Mast is secured rue
— Secure-d4ng. To secure.
— Shall, or, Will secure (or, be secured).
See-ing. To see.
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
you ( or person indicated) dla
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
you (or, — ) as soon as convenient,
DLB
Call upon, or. See htb
— Can, or, Could see.
Can see the mark (or, beacon) rli
— Can, or, Could you see?
Can you see the mark (or, beacon) ?.gaf
Cannot see the mark elj
Clearly seen itl
Desire to see (or, speak) — to kwn
— Did not see (or, observe).
— Did you see (or, observe)?
Did you see a brig? how
—Did you see a ship on the (or, off the)?
Did you see a vessel in distress? nd
— Did you see anything of — (ship indi-
cated)1
Did you see her capsize? hvx
— Did you see the signal?
Do you intend to see? por
— Do you see the land? (direction indi-
cated if necessary) .
Extinguish all lights. Allow no lights
to be seen dzb
Flags seen, but signals not understood,
wcx
Foresee-n-ing nkb
Glad to see — it (or, that) oas
Glad to see you (pr, person named), oat
Have (or, has) been seen (or, observed),
SNP
Have not seen the captain hwz
Have seen the captain hxa
— Have you seen?
Have you seen a (or, the) collier? . .jao
Have you seen a derelict vessel? jg
Have you seen a pilot boat (or, vessel) ?
TJ
— Have you seen (or-, spoken) any men-of-
war? If so, report their names and
nationalities.
Have you seen any torpedo boats?... xr
Have you seen any vessels since your
departure? _"._ktu
Have you seen (or, heard) of a vessel
wrecked (or, in distress)? zu
Have you seen (or, heard) anything of
my boat? pb
Have you seen disabled steamer? . . _mv
Have you seen Lloyd's agent? qwj
Have you seen the captain? ..hxb
Have you, or, Has — (vessel indicated)
seen the convoy? juq
— Have you seen the land?
VNP
VNQ
VNR
VNS
VNT
VNU
VNW
VNX
VNY
VNZ
VOA
VOB
VOC
VOD
VOE
VOF
See — Continued.
Have you seen the light? qrv
Hoist your flags where best seen . . .nde
How did the land bear when last seen?
EH
How far can light be seen?. _msz
I can not distinguish (or, see) lgz
I can not run; I must see it out vbz
— I have not seen.
— I have not seen the land.
— I have seen.
I saw it very plainly. Plainly distin-
guishable , . LHA
— I saw the ltnd bearing — (and time, if
necessary).
I saw war vessel disguised off — . . .len
— I saw — (vessel indicated) on — .
I see the land. Land in sight (place in-
dicated, if necessary) qdw
I shall stand in for the land as long as I
can see qdz
I wish to see you before you go on shore,
ocn
— I wish to see you on shore.
In what latitude did you see? qhr
Neither seen nor heard orm
— Nothing in sight.
Passed, or, Saw some war vessels ..tcr
Pirate reported (or, seen) off — tkr
Samples can be seen vgu
Saw, Seen voa
Saw boat (indicate place and time if
necessary) gue
Saw derelict in latitude — , longitude — ,
JH
Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) off — (or
in latitude and longitude indicated) ,
KPD
Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) to the — ,
KFE
— Saw land.
Saw the enemy's fleet off — ok
Saw the enemy's fleet steering — ...lzs
Saw the fleet (or, squadron) off — , steer-
ing — net
Saw torpedo boat (or, boats) (number,
if necessary) at — (or, near — ) ...XT
— See a ship — (indicate direction).
■See smoke in — (direction indicated).
— Seen. Saw.
Seen nothing of your boat gup
Seldom seen von
Should you see (or, hear) orn
— To see you.
Vessel seen (or, indicated) is — vxu
Vessel seen (or, indicated)losther masts,
rbp
Vessel seen is a privateer vxw
"We did not see the light qso
What land did you see? What land do
you take it to be? qeu
— When did you see?
When did you see the land? rx
When first seen nbm
When last seen qgy
—When ought I to see (01; sight) — ?
Wish to see you.
Seed.
Cotton seed
-JXT
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SEEK— SEND.
VOG
VOH
VOI
VOJ
VOK
VOL
VOM
VON
VOP
VOQ
VOR
VOS
VOT
VOU
VOW
VOX
VOY
VOZ
VPA
VPB
Seek-ing. Sought.
Seem-ed-ing.
It seems-ed (or, appears-ed) esb
Seer. ( Measure of capacity) azq
Seine. (Net. )
Seining party.
Seize-d-ing-ure.
— Has been seized.
Vessel and cargo have been seized _hxu
Will be certainly seized (or, captured),
HXW
Will perhaps be seized hxy
You run the risk of seizure (or, capture) ,
HXZ
Seldom. Not often spy
—Seldom happens.
— Seldom seen.
Select-ed-ing-ion.
Self-acting dim
Sell-ing. To sell. (See also Sold and
Sale. )
An opportunity for selling (or, disposing
of) — srv
— Can you sell (or, let me have) any — ?
Is the cargo sold? iau
Must be sold wje
Sell cargo as soon as possible iay
—Sold.
Sold by auction flu
The cargo is not yet sold iba
— Vessel will be sold.
Where would my cargo sell ? IBM
Would my cargo sell here (or at place
indicated)1! ibp
Wreck will be sold zjb
Selvage.
Semaphore. Semaphore station.
— I am going to semaphore to you.
Repeat the semaphore signal wcq
You may work the semaphore vo
Semidiameter.
Sen. (Coin) auz
Senate (or, House of Lords) ozr
Senator-ial. (
Send.
Account sent is correct det
Account sent is not correct deu
An opportunity for sending letters to
Europe (or, to — ) QOD
Anything to send 1 eqn
Better not send gin
Bring-to ; I will send a boat hix
Can I send my sick to hospital (or, sick
quarters)? oyq
— Can send.
Can send boat gsh
VPC
VPD
VPE
VPF
VPG
VPH
VPI
VPJ
VPK
VPL
VPM
VPN
VPO
VPQ
Send — Continued.
Can you get (or, send) me a pilot ? Is
there a pilot to be had? tiw
Can you send ?
Can you send a boat? - gsi
Can not send a boat ex
Demand has been sent _kta
— Do not send.
Do not send boats ashore after dark .gst
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
kite, or, raft) ka
Great risk in sending a boat gsz
— Have, or, Has sent.
— Have you sent ?
Heave-to; I will send a boat gte
I am aground; send what immediate
assistance you can oe
I am sending you somenewspapers-SHR
I am sinking (or, on fire) send all
available boats to save passengers and
crew no
— I have not sent.
— I have sent.
I send an order for — ...sty
I will send a boat gtm
I will send a reply uro
I will send you a pilot tjg
— Is, or, Are to be sent.
Letters must be sent — to (or, by)_.QOL
Lifeboat sent for -..qrj
— May I send ?
May I send a sick person' to see your
surgeon? wl
— Must I send ?
— No means of sending.
Opportunity to send srz
Orders have been sent SUJ
Pilot has been sent to you — tji
Send a boat (or, boats) (number, if nec-
essary)--. FH
Send aboat within hail GUI
Send a duplicate - lpg
Send a line QUT
— Send a message.
Send a responsible person on board, .cze
Send a responsible person on shore _tgv
Send a rope on board gqv
— Send a steamer.
Send a — dozen cases — of — ide
Send a tug (indicate if more than one)
to me (or to vessel in direction pointed
out) --'- YDP
Sent a water boat guj
Sending a water boat -- __yvj
Send account --- dfo
Send all available spars for — to — - .fok
Send an (or, your) account dfn
Sending, Sent an anchor and cable .ejn
Send an anchor and cable off immediately
(indicate if more than one) ejm
Send an answer (or, reply) enk
Send an armed boat guk
Send an escort — to (or, for) mhd
Send an excuse mlh
Send an express with the following in-
telligence poh
Send an officer — to (or, for) spo
— Sending, Sent an officer — to (or, for).
Send ashore — to (or, for) — fcz
—Send back.
Send bag — for — fsm
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SEND— SENIOR.
VPR
VPS
VPT
VPU
VPW
VPX
VPY
VPZ
VQA
VQB
VQO
VQD
VQE
VQP
VQG
Send — Continued.
Send boat — at gul
Send boat — to (or, for) gun
Send boats fit (or, suitable) for landing
passengers-- fi
Send boat for telegram gum
Send boat to assist fgn
Send boat to point out reef (rook, or,
shoal) guo
Send boat to take off the crew gup
Send boat to tow guq
Send boat with hawser _. gur
Send by post tqp
Send by rail ..ugx
Send carpenters on board — (ship indi-
cated) IBY
Send cot jxo
Send descriptions kwf
Send dinner— for lav
Send flats to discharge cargo iaz
Send following message by post to own-
ers (or, to Mr. — ) at — • wy
Send following message by signal letters
through the telegraph, instead of at
length -. _xb
Send following message by telegraph to
owners (or, to Mr. — ) at — _xa
Send following message through the
post to owners (or, to Mr. — ) at — , by
signal letters, instead of writing it at
length wz
Send following telegram to owners (or,
to Mr. — ) at — xa
—Send for.
Send for despatches (or, letters) jw
— Send for my letters.
Send for orders -__sum
— Send for passenger.
— Send prisoner.
— Send for sand.
Send for the towline quv
— Sending for the towline.
— Send for water.
Send immediate assistance . . . , db
Send immediately — to (or, for) pdl
Send instructions pnk
Send lifeboat to save crew fj
Send list of defects krf
Send me a boat from the shore (a shore
boat) ." guh
Send me (or vessel indicated) a pilot,
TJQ
Send me a police officer. Want police _ yn
— Send more.
Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore,
SCQ
— Send my keys (or keys indicated).
Send my message through the telegraph
by signal letters . . . ^_ _ ...xb
Sendmy orders on to — (place indicated) ,
SUN
Send on board— to (or, for) gqw
Send on shore — to (or, for) _fcz
Send passenger.
— Send pilot — to — (vessel indicated) .
Send receipt — to (or, for) ule
— Send reply to my message to signal sta-
tion at — .
— Send report — of.
— Send returns — of.
—Send samples — of.
VQH
VQI
VQJ
VQK
VQL
VQM
VQN
VQO
VQP
VQR
VQS
VQT
VQU
VQW
VQX
VQY
Send — Continued.
Send ship's articles ezj
Send steamer . vpn
— Send telegram.
— Send tents on shore.
— Send the — .
Send the duplicate (. lph
Send the following articles ezh
Send the letter bag on shore (or to ves-
sel indicated) _ fsn
Send the mate — off rms
— Send the steward.
— Send to — (ship or place indicated)
for — .
Send to the Admiral's office dlk
Send to the hospital oyv
Send tug (indicate if more than one) to
me (or to vessel in direction pointed
out) ...YDP
Sending, Sent tug ydq
Send your address to — wo
Send your demands — to (or, for)-.-KTE
Send your despatches __ kxb
Send your letters qr
— Sender.
— Sending. To send.
Sent _._VRD
Sent by post tqr
Shall I send message by telegraph?, rqs
— Shall I send you a tug?
Surgeon, or, Doctor shall be sent for,
LJW
— Telegraph to my owners to send my let-
ters to me at — .
Want yon to send me a pilot tiw
We have sent for lifeboat fl
We will endeavor to send a line .. .quw
Who sent the orders? - suw
— Will be sent.
— Will send.
Will send boat _ gvi
— Will send for a pilot.
Will send you a pilot tjg
Will you send?
— Will you send for him (or, it, or, her)?
Will you send me some newspapers?
SHT
Will you send off lighters as fast as pos-
sible? RC
You are to send — to (or, for).
Your letters were sent by the — -.-Qos
Senior-ity.
According to seniority den
Admiral, or, Senior officer has commands
for yon dkp
Admiral, or, gjenior officer has no com-
mands for you _. ...dkq
Admiral, or, Senior officer has requested,
DKR
Admiral, or, Senior officer intends _dks
Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally
about .. dkt
Admiral, or, Senior officer is off (or at),
DKXT
Admiral, or, Senior officer is on board
(or, at—) dkv
Admiral, or, Senior officer is on shore,
DKW
Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes- _dky
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
377
SENIOR— SET.
VQZ
Senior — Continued.
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to
know - dkz
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
yon (or personindicated) dla
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
yon as soon as convenient to yourself,
DLB
Admiral's, or, Senior officer's memo-DLC
Admiral's, or, Senior officer's order.DLE
Have you not seen the admiral (or, senior
officer)? -. -._.., dlg
Have you seen the admiral (or, senior
officer)? dlh
Mr. — , senior bwh
Senior commander , JEO
Senior lieutenant . - QPY
— Senior officer.
The admiral (or, senior officer) requests
the pleasure of your company to din-
ner dkx
"What is the name of the admiral (or
senior officer)? dlo
"Where is the admiral (or, senior officer) ?
SJ
Sennit.
Sense-ible-y.
Senseless-ly.
Sent. (See Send).
Sentence-d-ing.
Sentry. Sentinal. .
Separate-d-ing-ion.
Better separate gio
If we separate we may have a chance of
escape mgy
— Separator.
— Was, or, "Were separated.
—When did you (or, they) separate?
September.
About September the— czv
— Beginning of September.
— End of September.
— Next September.
Ser. (Measure of capacity) azp
Ser. (Measure of weight) baq
Serge. Blue serge gop
VBO Sergeant.
VRP — Sergeant-major.
VRA
VRB
VRC
VRD
VRE
VRF
VRG
VRH
VRI
VRJ
VRK
VRL
VRM
VRN
VRQ
VRS
Series.
Serious-ly-ness.
Badly, or. Seriously wounded- frl
Boiler burst ; no one seriously hurt-AW
Boiler leaking seriously kf
Damage serious (particulars to follow,
if necessary) KIZ
How many have you seriously (or,
dangerously) ill? kld
I am very seriously damaged — bn
VRT
VRU
VRW
VRX
VRY
VRZ
VSA
VSB
VSC
V3D
VSE
VSF
Serious — Continued.
I heard that some of your family were
seriously ill msi
— Is it serious?
Nothing serious ■-' ske
Serious attack j fka
Serious disaffection in — lcb
— Seriously ill.
Stem seriously damaged — wuk
— There has been a serious riot at — .
Vessel seriously damaged ; wish to trans-
fer passengers.-- hm
Sergeant. vro
Sergeant-major . - ,,_ ------ ■. vrp
Servants
Officer's servant -_spn
Serve-d-ing. '
Servitude.
Penal servitude -TFi
Servia-n. Servian Colors.
Service.
Active service diz
Army Service Corps ewf
Certificate of service --i ihu
Civil Service + J- IRQ
Divine service lih
Had only — boilers serviceable GXA
Have only one (or number shown) boiler
serviceable.. gxb
His, or, Her Majesty's Service rhp
It will be of great service (or, use) .ohl
On His (or, Her) Majesty's Service.RHS
People going on service to take their
dinners with them lau
Public service - uaw
Sea service vle
—Serviceable. ( Useful. )
Session.
Set-ting. To set.
Current sets offshore kfz
Current sets onshore kga
Defects may be set right in — hours _bd
Ebb sets lsm
Engines can be set right in a short time,
MBC
Flood sets nfm
Had the monsoon (or, trade wind) set
in? RYK
Has winter set in at — ? zgf
How will the ebb set? lso
How will the flood set? nfq
Hurricane not set in at — (date to fol-
low, if necessary) pam
Make more sail. Set your — ril
Make, or, Set sail rit
Rollers setting in ut
Set sail. Make sail rit
Set studding sails veo
Set the courses s jzu
Set topgallant sails vep
Set — sails veq
— Set up rigging.
Tide, or, Current sets to the — kge
378
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
SET— SHALL.
VSG
VSH
VSI
VSJ
VSK
VSL
VSM
VSN"
vso
VSP
VSQ
VSR
VST
VSU
VSW
VSX-
VSY
vsz
VTA
VTB
VTC
VTD
VTE
VTF
SET-^-Continued.
What is the set and rate of current (or,
tide)? -- kgj
— "Will set in.
Winter has regularly set in at — __zgk
With all sail set vfa
With some assistance I shall be able to
set things to rights -__ -- dp
Set. (A set of. )
— Set of flags.
Settle-d-ing-ment. To settle. (See also
Arrange. )
Affairs appear more settled (look more
peaceful) doz
Amicably settled (or, arranged) -__epg
— Have, or, Has been settled.
Have you settled with the Emigration
Office i t.yk
Is all settled (or, arranged)? exd
Is the appointment settled? esy
Settle everything- _ mjp
Settlement. (A colony. )
Settler.
Seven-th-ly.
— Seventeen-th.
Several-ly.
Boiler burst; several men killed ay
Boiler burst ; several men wounded, . az
Several engagements mah
Several lives lost qrg
— Several missing.
Several ships. vxn
Several (or number indicated) sick on
board gqx
Several vessels becalmed off — gcj
— Several vessels in sight.
— Several years.
— Spoke several vessels during the passage.
Severe-ly-ity.
Crops have suffered severely kdw
Heavy, or, Severe gale nvz
—Not severe.
Severe engagement mai
Severe fracture npk
— Severe loss.
Severe squall not far off; look sharp.pz
Severely bruised __^ hkj
Sew-ed-ing.
— Has she sewed?
Sewer-age.
Sex.
Sextant.
Shackle.
Shackle bolt gye
Shackling.
Shorten in cable to the number of
shackles indicated. hrp
VTG
VTH
VTI
VTJ
VTK
VTL
Shackle — Continued.
Unshackle-d-ing ykv
Unshackle cables hrz
Veer more cable, or, Veer to number of
shackles specified _.ku
Shade-d-ing-y.
The temperature in the shade is — xnh
What is the temperature in the shade?
XNM
Shaft.
Crank shajft kbp
Crank shaft broken (or, defective) _kbq
Engine shaft mba
Flaw in shaft neh
Intermediate shaft pqv
Main shaft broken mr
Main shaft broken in stern tube . - -egt
— Must have a new shaft.
Propeller shaft broken mr
Radius shaft.. ugm
Screw shaft - vki
Shaft bearing gbp
— Shaft broken.
Shaft coupling bolts broken gyp
— Shaft trunk.
Spare shaft wmf
Starting shaft wrh
Tail end of main shaft broken lyo
Tail shaft xiz
Thrust shaft - xrm
Thrust shaft broken xrn
Tunnel shaft ydw
Tunnel shaft broken ydx
Shake-n-ing. Shook.
Shake the reefs out ump
Shaku. ( Measure of length. ) awtf
Shall (or, Will) cm
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will).. bvh
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) be. _ .bvi
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not bvj
He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not be bvk
How shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-,
sons or things indicated)1! bxr
How shall (or, will) I? bxs
How shall (or, will) we? bxt
How shall (or, will) you? bxu
I shall (or, will) cio
I shall (or, will) be bgh
I shall (or, will) do bnd
I shall (or, will) have brq
I shall (or, will) if lean bks
I shall (or, will) not cip
I shall (or, will) not be bgi
I shall (or, will) not do bne
I shall (or, will) not have brs
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) byp
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not byq
If I shall (or, will) bzn
If I shall (or, will) not bzo
If they shall (or, will) caq
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
379
SHALL— SHANK.
Shall — Continued:
If they shall (or, will) not CAR
If we shall (or, will) cbj
If we shall (or, will) not obk
If you shall (or, will) oda
If you shall (or, will) not cdb
It shall (or, will) ciq
It shall (or, will) be bgt
It shall (or, will) be done bnt
Itshall (or, will) not be bgu
It shall (or, will) not be done Snu
Nothing shall skf
Shall - cut
Shall, or. Will be ,— bha
Shall, or. Will do (or, be done) bnw
Shall, or, Will have-. ...brw
Shall, or, Will have done (or, been
done) bnx
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) ? bwd
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or. persons
or things indicated) be? bwb
J3hall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done)?
bwf
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) have? bwg
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not? bwh
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be? bwi
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done)?-- bwj
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not have? -BWK
Shall, or, Will his (her-s, it-s)? CIS
Shall, or, Will I (my, mine)? cit
Shall, or. Will I be? bhc
Shall, or, Will I have brx
Shall I make?- --Riu
Shall, or, Will I not have? bry
Shall, or, Will it bwd
Shall, or, Will not ciu
Shall, or, Will not be? bhd
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done), .bnt
Shall or, Will not have brz
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done) bnz
Shall, or, Will that (or, this)? civ
Shall, or, Will the? Ciw
Shall, or, Will there be? bhe
Shall, or, Will these (or, those)? ___cix
Shall, or, Will they (their-s)? ciy
Shall, or. Will they be? bhf
Shall, or, Will they do it? boa
Shall, or, Will theynot? ciz
Shall, or, Will they not do it? -BOC
Shall, or, Will we (our-s)? cja
Shall, or, Will we be? bhg
Shall, or, Will we not? cjb
Shall, or, Will weigh zax
Shall, or. Will yours? cjd
Shall, or. Will you be? bhi
Shall, or. Will you do it? bod
Shall, or, Will you moor? RZF
Shall, or, Will you not? cje
Shall, or, Will you not be? bhj
Shall, or, Will you not do it? boe
That, or, This shall (or, will) be CLN
That, or, This shall (or, will) not be.CLO
VTM
VTN
VTO
VTP
VTQ
VTR
Shall — Continued.
There shall (or, will) cmu
There shall (or, will) be cmv
There shall (or, will) not cmw
There shall (or. will) not be cmx
They shall (or, will) -Cjf
They shall (or, will) be bhz
They shall (or, will) not cjg
They shall (or, will) not be bia
We shall (or, will) --- cjh
Weshall (or, will) be - bir
We shall (or, will) have bsit
We shall (or, will) not CJl
We shall (or, will) not be bis
We shall (or, will) not have bsv
What, or, Which shall [or, will)— I?-CQK
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) do? ] cql
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) have cqm
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you
(or, they) do? cqn
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you
(or, they) have? CQO
When shall (or, will)? orq
When shall (or, will) be crs
When shall (or, will) he (she, it or, per-
sons or things indicated) ? CRT
When shall (or, will) I (or, we)? _.cru
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,
you) do? _._CRV
When shall (or, will) I have? crw
When shall (or, will) it be done? ..crx
When shall (or, will), they? cry
When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have? CRZ
When shall (or, will) we have? csa
When shall (or, will) you? -.csb
When shall (or, will) you be? csd
Where shall (or, will)? ctk
Where shall (or, will) be? ctl
Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated) 1 — ctm
Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)--.CTN
Where shall {or, will) I have? cto
Where shall (or, will) they? ctp
Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have? - ctq
Where shall (or, will) we have? ctr
Where shall (or, will) you? cts
Where shall (or, will) you be? ctu
Who shall (or, will)? zef
Why shall (or, will)? cvr
Why shall (or, will) not? cvs
You shall (or, will) cjk
You shall (or, will) be bjk
You shall (or, will) have -.btf
You shall (or, will) not cjl
You shall (or, will) not be bjl
You shall (or, will) not have btg
Shallow-ing-est. (See also Shoal. )
— Is the water shallow?
—Shallow water— is.
— Shallowest water is — .
— The water is shallow.
Shame-ful-ly.
Shank. Shank of anchor ehg
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
SHAPE— SHIP.
VTS
VTU
VTW
VTX
VTY
VTZ
VUA
VUB
VTTC
VUD
VUE
VUF
VUG
VUH
VUI
VCJJ
VUK
VUL
VUM
VUN
vuo
VUP
VUQ
VUR
vus
VUT
VUW
vux
VUY
VUZ
VWA
VWB
VWC
VWD
YWE
Shape-ing.
Irregular shape pte
— Not under command shape.
N. B. — The "not under control or com-
mand" signal is two black balls,
or shapes vertical.
— What shape — is?
Share-d-ing. To share.
— Share. (A share. )
— Shareholder.
— Shares in the —
Shark.
Sharp-ly-ness.
Heavy "weather coming ; look sharp., fz
Keep a sharp lookout pyi
Severe squall not far off; took sharp _pz
Shatter-ed-ing. To shatter.
She. (See He, She, It, etc.) bwl
She is (or, has) not yet ' zlo
What is she like? qty
Shears.
Sheath-ed-ing.
— Sheathing for bottom (number of sheets
to follow).
Sheave.
Eccentric sheave out of order lsy
— Sheave hole.
Shed.
Sheep.
Sheer. (Curve of the hull.)
Sheer strake.
Sheer-ed-ing off. To sheer off.
— Sheer a little off.
— Sheer a little off when you come to the
point.
Sheers. (For lifting. )
— Sheer hulk.
Sheet. (Rope. )
Fore sheet njb
Head sheet oql
— Jib sheet.
Main sheet rgu
Eoyal sheet vba
Sheet home.
Staysail sheet.
— Tacks and sheets.
Topgallant sheets
— Topmast staysail sheet.
— Topsail sheet.
Sheet. (A sheet or piece of. )
Sheet lead.
Sheet anchor ejq
Sheet cable hro
Shelf piece.
VWF
VWG
VWH
VWI
VWJ
VWK
VWL
VWM
VWN
vwo
VWP
VWQ
TWE
VWS
VWT
VWU
vwx
VWY
VWZ
VXA
VXB
VXO
VXD
Shell. (Bomb) gyh
I can supply you with . powder and
shell trh
Powder and shell tri
— Shell and shot.
Shell. (A covering. )
—Shellfish.
Shelter-ed-ing.
Could she (vessel indicated) have got to
any place of shelter? ofd
— Good shelter from.
I shall put in for shelter uc v
— I shall try for shelter in — (port indi-
cated).
— Is there any shelter?
Put in for shelter, or, I shall put in for
shelter ucv
— Shelter may be obtained.
-r-There is good shelter at (or, in).
— There is no shelter.
Shelve-d-ing. Shelf.
Sheng. (Measure of capacity) azm
Sheriff.
Sherry.
Shew. (See Show) wal
Shield-ed-ing.
Shift-ed-ing. To shift.
Ballast, or, Cargo has shifted ftn
Bar has, or, Sands have shifted fvtj
—Did not shift.
— Have, or, Has shifted.
I shall shift my berth gfs
I would shift my berth as soon as possi-
ble get
If, or, When the wind shifts zfe
Is it worth while shifting berth?. ..gfv
May I shift (or, changed? ikt
■Must shift.
Sands have, or, Bar has shifted fvu
Shall I, in my present berth, have room
for weighing if the wind shifts?.. gfz
Shift a course jzv
Shift a topsail xwe
Shift of wind.
Shift your berth — further to the — -GHC
Shift your berth further in gha
Shift your berth further out -.ghb
Shift your berth. Your berth is not
safe _kt
Shifting sand vhe
Will shift.
Shilling. (Coin) avb
Coals — shillings a ton at — gz
Shine-ing. Shone.
Shingle-ly.
Ship-ping. (See also Vessel. )
Armed merchant ship eow
Armored ship. evy
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
381
SHIP.
VXE
Ship — Continued.
Aviso, or, Despatch, vessel kwy
Barque fxo
Barquentine -- fxp
Battle ship fyx
Brig _ -hgv
Brigantine ---.hid
Clipper iuo
Coast-defense ship ixv
Coasting-trade ship. Coasting ves-
sel IYB
Collier _. rwz
Corvette jxi
Cruiser key
Dhow KYO
Enemy's ship (or, cruiser). lzk
Felucca mvo
Fire ship (or, raft) mzw
First ship ...nbg
Fishery steamer wtg
Five-masted ship mxp
Flagship ncz
Foreign-going ship nkq
Four-masted bark fxq
Four-masted schooner npo
Four-masted ship npd
Frigate net
Full-rigged ship NSU
Government-hired vessel ofu
Government ship ofw
Guard ship oiz
Guarda costa ojb
Gunboat gtb
Gun vessel ojv
Hired cruiser kfb
Hired steamer ... wth
His, or, Her Majesty's ship -..rhq
Hospital ship oys
Ironclad. Armor-clad ship evs
Ketch QAE
Large ship. (Estimated tonnage to fol-
low) — 1 QFP
Light-ship. Light- vessel QTG
Mail steamer efk
Man-of-war RPL
Merchant ship (or, steamer) epz
Mortar vessel saq
Passenger ship tdq
Petroleum ship thg
Pirate tkp
Privateer twl
Rear ship... ukn
— Sailing ship.
Salvage steamer vgf
Schooner vji
Scout, or, Lookout vessel QZX
Screw steamer vkj
Ship of war __-.epl
Slaver - — wgb
Sloop whb
Small ship. Small craft. (Estimated
tonnage to follow) kbc
Square-rigged ship wpm
Steamship. Steamer wte
Steam trawler wti
Steel-built ship wtl
Storeship.--- wxt
Tank steamer xkl
Telegraph ship xmd
Three-masted schooner vjk
Timber ship xtg
VXF
VXG
VXH
VXI
VXJ
Ship — Continued.
Torpedo catcher (or, chaser, or, de-
stroyer) -- XWE
Torpedo cruiser _„ xws
Torpedo gunboat - xwu
— Training ship.
Transport - yah
Troopship -.- ybm
Tug YDR
Turretship ._ yes
Twin-screw steamer ^ yfl
— Whaler. Whaleship.
Yacht zki
A vessel (or ship indicated) aground
near (or, in) — . ch
, Abandon the ship as fast as possible - ab
Ask stranger (or ship indicated) if he
will communicate -.. ht
Asks name of ship (or, signal station)
in sight vg
Athwart ship fjh
Board steamer (or, ship) ..-GFV
Bring the ship in as close as possible,
hio
— By the next ship.
Cannot save the ship ; take people off,
NB
Cargo must be shipped iac
Chamber of Shipping , ikb
Clean ship 1ST
Could she (ship indicated) have got to
any place of shelter? ofd
Crew have left the ship kcp
Crew will not leave the ship kcx
Deadworks of a ship kol
Defend ship .-_ krm
Did you leave many ships at — ? . - . qkp
Did you (or ship indicated) receive any
damage? kjf
Did you see a ship in distress? nd
Did you see a ship on the (or, off the) ?
VNH
Did you see anything of — (ship indi-
cated)"! -VNI
Do not abandon the ship ao
Do not abandon the ship until the tide
has ebbed - __ ad
Do not have anything to do with stran-
ger (or ship indicated) wye
Do you think we ought to pass a ship in
this distressed condition? ne
Does embargo extend to ships under —
flag? lwc
— Dress ship.
Each ship . lqy
Enemy's ship (or, cruiser) lzk
Flagship T ncz
Foreign-going ship nkq
From the guardship oix
Funnel of ship is — -NTP
Goods are shipped oet
Has she (or ship indicated) been long
abandoned? -- - cxn
— Have, or, Has shipped.
Have you had any communication with
infected ship (or, place) ? ic
Have you met any ship of war? mrn
Have you passed (or, spoken) any ships
(or ship indicated )1 woe
Have you seen any ship (or, ships) since
your departure?- kttj
382
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
SHIP.
VXK
VXL
VXM
Ship — Continued.
Have you seen (or, heard) anything of
a ship wrecked, (or, in distress) ?.-.zu
Have you the Navigation Laws, or,
Merchant Shipping Act of the country
of vessel signaling? -- dig
Her, or, His Majesty's ship ehq
How are you, or, How is — (person or
ship indicated)"! bxi
How does — (ship indicated) sail?.VDX
How is she rigged?,.. .j tjxh
How is (or, was) stranger (or ship indi-
cated) steering? wty
How many days since you passed- —
(ship indicated) ? J knh
— How many ships?
I belong to the convoy of — (ships indi-
cated) *us
I do not intend to abandon the ship.-AF
I have sunk (or, run down) a ship.-HK
I intend to ship — pov
Imust abandon the ship AG
I shall abandon my ship unless you will
keep by me ..ah
I will not abandon you (or ship indi-
cated) or, I will remain by you ai
I (or, They) wish to abandon, but have
not the means aj
Indicate the name of ship (or, signal
station) in sight vg
Intend to abandon ship to Lloyd's agent,
CXP
Is not ship seen (bearing — ) in distress?
NT
Is she (or ship indicated) abandoned? _ak
Is the • — light-ship on her station?.WRO
Is your list of ships correct ? qvi
Is your ship entered at the Custom-
house? KGZ
Is — (ship indicated) likely to supply
me? fgk.
Keep a good look out, as it is reported
enemy's ships are going about dis-
guised, as merchantmen oj
Keep by the ship pyn
Merchant Shipping Act dik
Must lighten the ship qsy
Natives do not like ships watering with-
out payment ywq
Neutral ship. Ship is a neutral shc
— Not yet shipped.
— Of how many ships was the squadron
seen composed?
Passed a good many ships too
Passed a war ship disguised; funnel
(or, funnel-s) — . (Here give the color
or design of the line it may be an imi-
tation of) LEO
Passed disabled ship at — lbw
Passed, or, Saw some war ships tor
Police (or other) authorities have taken
some of the crew out of the ship.KDH
Remain by the ship kh
Repeat ship's name ; your flags were not
made out du
Report when ship denoted is sighted,
USD
Reship-ped-ping ..utm
Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) off — (or,
in — , latitude or longitude indicated) ,
KFD
VXN
vxo
VXP
VXQ
VXR
vxs
VXT
VXU
vxw
VXY
VXZ
VYA
VYB
Ship — Continued.
Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) to the — ,
KFE
See a ship — . (Indicate where) vny
Send a steamer vpn
Send ship's articles ezj
— Several ships.
Several ships in sight vsr
Shall I bring my ship's papers with me ?
hjf
Ship and cargo have been seized ...hxu
Ship chandler ikm
Ship disabled ; will you tow me ? (into
port indicated if necessary) _ .my
Ship has no signals Iwdo
Ship has not made her number. . . j . slh
Ship having the guard ..oja
—Ship in sight is.
Ship in sight is an enemy ol
— Ship indicated — is — .
Ship indicated appears in distress. _.nx
Ship indicated (bearing, if necessary)
appears to be esh
Ship indicated bears... __.gbl
Ship indicated can lend you carpenter's
tools mz
Ship, or, Person indicated declines.KQj
Ship indicated does not require further
assistance fgq
Ship indicated has been wrecked ...zix
Ship (indicated, if necessary) has got off,
NZE
— Ship indicated has struck on a shoal.
Ship indicated is (or, I am) in want of — ,
YTN
Ship indicated is in quarantine ueh
Ship indicated is not abandoned . _.cxr
Ship indicated is on fire ot
—Ship indicated is out of sight.
— Ship indicated is sinking.
— Ship indicated is (or, was) standing (or,
steering).
Ship, or, Person indicated is unable to
comply jlg
Ship indicated to examine strange ship
and report mkf
Ship indicated wants boat fk
Ship indicated (or in direction indi-
cated) wants immediate assistance,
NW
Ship is a foreigner _._ nkv
Ship is insured ypx
Ship is on the rocks _ uza
Ship (or ship indicated) is very crank,
KBT
Ship, or, Vessel may part company.JGU
— Ship seen (or, indicated) is — .
Ship seen (or, indicated) is a native
craft seg
: — Ship seen is a privateer.
Ship will be sold vot
Ship yard. Ship-building yard..
— Shipment.
Ship-ped-ing. To ship.
Shipped a sea ..vlj
Shipped onboard -.,.-. gqy
Shipping office.
Ship's bottom foul HAW
Ship's bottom must be looked at . - .hbg
Ship's head by compass — is — JIE
Ship's husband pav
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
383
SHIP— SHOE.
I
VYC
VYD
VYE
VYF
VYG
VYH
VYI
Ship — Continued.
-Ship's log.
Ship's papers (or, articles) ezk
-Ship's side.
Ships from — did not get pratique
when I left tsa
Ships in the roadstead ypz
Ships indicated are (or, were) ready for
sea -_ ujz
Ships just arrived show your ensigns,
DY
Ships just arrived make your numbers
(or, distinguishing signals) dx
Ships just weighed (or. leaving) make
your numbers (or, distinguishing sig-
nals) - dz
Ships that wish to be reported make
your distinguishing signals ea
Ships wishing to be reported all well
make your numbers (or, distinguish-
ing signals) dyt
Ships wishing to be reported on xeaving
make your numbers (or, distinguish-
ing signals) eb
Spoke several ships during the passage,
vsu
Spoke the — (ship indicated) woo
Steer directly for the light- ship qth
Strange ship hove in sight ozs
Tell my owner ship answers remarkably
well eno
The captain must bring the ship's papers
with him hxj
v The channel is obstructed by a ship,
ILT
The light-ship — is not at anchor on her
station, or, Light-ship at — is out of
position QE
— The ship at (or, in).
The ship's bags are sent ashore rso
The way is off my ship ; you may feel
your way past me hl
Waterlogged ship ywu
What is the name of light-ship (or,
lighthouse) in sight? RW
What is your ship's (or'vessel indicated)
registered tonnage ? UN v
—What ship?
What ship is that (bearing indicated, if
necessary)1! EC
What ship takes the next mail? ---REV
—What ships did you speak ?
When was your ship last coppered?
jvrj
Who is captain of ship signaled? _.hxn
—Will your ship stay?
You will be stopped by the blockading
ships »NR
Shipper.
Shipping Federation muv
"Shipping Gazette and Lloyd's List,"
qwu
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign
Shipping : qwv
> "Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index,
QXD
Report me by telegraph to "Shipping
Gazette"--.. uf
VYJ
VYK
VYL
VYM
VYN
VYO
VYP
VYQ
VYR
VYS
VYT
VYU
VYW
VYX
VYZ
VZA
VZB
VZC
Shipping master (or, officer).
Commissioner of Navigation, Treasury
Department, or, Registrar-General of
Shipping and Seamen unx
Shipping office vyb
Shipwreck. (See also Wreck. )
Have shipwrecked crew on board; will
you let me transfer them to you ?.kda
Shipwrecked Mariners' Society RLF
— Shipwrecked.
Shipwrioht.
Skilled shipwright --- wfe
Want shipwright ytz
Ship yard. (See also Yard) vxy
Shirt.
Clean shirts (or, linen) isu
— Dirty shirts (clothes, or, linen).
Shiver-ed-ing.
Keep main topsail shivering pzj
Keep mizzen topsail shivering pzk
Sails shivering ven
Shoal (offish).
Shoal. (See also Reef.)
Apparently shoal water to the — ._ero
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal ahead
of— you hfb
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
port bow hfd
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
starboard bow hfe
— Have you shoaled your water?
I am in danger (or. shoal water) ; direct
me how to steer nl
I. am in shoal water.
Is there a buoy (or, mark) on shoal (or,
on—)? HMO
On the shoal.
Reef, or, Shoal extends from — to — _ums
— Reef, or, Shoal is steep to the — .
Reef, or, Shoal stretches a long way
out ge
Send boat to point out shoal guo
Shoal water, or, Danger in — (direction
indicated) _-- --GF
Shoal water, or, Danger to leeward,
KLH
Shoal water, or, Danger to windward,
KLI
Stand nearer the shoal (or, bank, or,
reef) fwa
— The shoal is buoyed.
—To shoal. Shoal-ed-ing.
Vessel indicated has struck on a shoal,
vxq
Water is shoaling. (Depth in feet at
last east may be shown) ywk
Water shoaling ; I must tack ywm
— You will get into shoal water, or, You
will shoal your water.
Shoe-ing. Shod.
Boot, or, Shoe. .
—Shoemaker.
-HAB
384
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
SHONE— SHORT.
VZD
VZE
VZF
VZG
VZH
VZI
VZJ
VZK
VZL
Shone. Shine-ing vxb
Shoo. (Measure of capacity) azr
Shoot-ing. Shot.
Ash shoot fct
Shop-ping.
Shore. (The shore.)
All my papers are sent from shore.. tae
AH quiet— at (or, in — , or, on shore),
DXT
Along shore. -' ean
Along shore to the eastward of — . _eao
Along shjre to the northward of — .eap
Along shore to the southward 6f — .eaq
Along shore to the westward of — - .ear
Am on shore, likely to break up; re-
quire immediate assistance. ca
Are you going on shore? rex
— Been on shore.
Boat is on shore. Boats are on shore,
GRO
Bring on shore hiu
Calls attention of shore signal station
on the bearing (from the person
signaling) pointed out by compass
signal do
Captain is on shore.... hwm
Come on shore JCU
Current sets offshore kfz
Current sets onshore kga
Deepest water is nearest the shore.KQV
Disturbance on shore (or, at — ) lhs
— Driven on shore near — . Drove on
shore off — .
Endeavor to get a line ashore by a boat
(cask, kite, or, raft, etc.) ka
For the shore nhp
Fruit is to be obtained on shore nse
Get her head round or you will be on
shore lf
Go on shore obx
Have no communication with the shore
(or vessel indicated) hz
— Have you been on shore?
— Have you done with the shore?
Have you had any communication with
the shore? jga
Heave-to; head offshore lq
I am a stranger here ; will you let me
go ashore with you? och
I am going on shore ock
I am not going on shore ocm
— I have been on shore.
I have left on shore.. qkt
— I have not been on shore.
I wish to see you before you go on
shore ocn
I wish to see you on shore vnu
In shore _. pmg
Is the captain coming on shore? hxd
Keep more toward the shore . . : pzc
Keep on port shore (or, side) of chan-
nel LV
N. B. — Port side of the ship signaled to.
Keep on starboard shore (or, side) of
channel- Lif
N. B. — Starboard side of the ship sig-
naled to.
VZM
VZN
VZO
VZP
VZQ
VZR
vzs
VZT
vzu
Shore — Continued.
Lee shore — -- ...qmg
Let him bring on shore (ashore). ..fcy
Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the
best place for coming on shore ke
Mate is on shore rmq
No fruit is to be obtained on shore.NSF
Offshore iyd
— On shore.
Person indicated is wanted on shore. tgs
Run on shore vce
Scarcely prudent to land. Not easy
landing on the beach fzx
Send a responsible person on shore _tgv
Send me a boat from the shore (a shore
boat) GUH
Send on shore — to (or, for) fcz
Send rifles to party on shore scq
Send tents on shore vqi
Send the letter bag on shore (or to ship
indicated). fsn^
Shore boat gxts
Some squabble (or, fight) on shore with
crew mxu
Suitable boats for landing must be sent
off from the shore Fl
The admiral (or, senior officer) is on
shore dkw
They are(boais) making for the shore .riv
Weather shore yzr
When did you come off?. jdn
When do you go on shore? __-Odc
Will you be on shore to day? (Specify
hour, if necessary) i koc
Will you (or person indicated) come on
shore to-day? (Specify hour, if neces-
sary) - JDR
Will you give me a passage (on shore)1
TDK
Will you go (or, come) on shore?...JDS
— Will you go on shore in my boat?
Will you (or person indicated) meet me
on shore to-day? (Specify time) . . kod
Shore-d-ing up. To shore up.
Lose no time in shoring up of
— Will you require shoring up?
Short-ness.
A short crop of — kdu
A short reach urv
— Are you short of — ?
Have been on short allowance for some
time. dzi
Heave short hrd
I am getting short of water and must
endeavor to get some yvg
— I am (or vessel indicated is) short of
provisions.
I shall shorten sail veb
— In a short time.
Make short tacks bip
Medical comforts running short ROI
Medicines have run short ROQ
Not able to make such short tacks ..xil
Not short enough mdt
Only for a short — SQX
Short allowance .' ....dzn
— Short circuit.
Short manned; crew weak. (Number
may be indicated) KDJ
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385
SHORT— SHOULD.
VZW
VZX
VZY
WAB
WAC
WAD
WAE
WAF
WAG
WAH
Short — Continued.
— Short, notice.
— Short of.
Short of complement jke
— Short of powder.
Short of provisions. Starving nv
. — Short of water.
— Short range.
Short time ..xtp
Short weight. Under weight yia
— Shorten-ed-ing. To shorten.
Shorten in both hawsers. opx
Shorten in cable— to the number of
shackles indicated hrp
Shorten in port hawser. (See page 35. )
Shorten in starboard hawser. (See
page 35. )
Note. — For signals between ships towing
and being towed see page 35.
Shorten sail vet
Shorten sail. It is.not safe to go so fast,
VDK
— Shorter-est.
Shortly after drt
Too short xve
Wear short round yxt
Shot.
By a shot hpa
Case shot ida
Gunshot oju
I am in want of powder and shot -_trf
I can supply you with powder and shot,
TRH
Musketshot scp
Bound shot vam
Shot and shell vwf
—Shot plug.
—Shotted.
Shoold, or, Would. cjo
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) bvl
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) be bvm
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be
done) — -BVN
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) have - .bvo
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not-... bvp
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be.BVQ
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done) ~.BY?
He, She, It (or persons or things mdi-
ca<ed)should(or, would)not have.Bvs
How should (or, would) ? - - bxv
I should (or, would) . cjm
I should (or, would) be bgj
I should (or, would) do bnp
I should (or, would) have ...brt
I should (or, would) have been bgk
I should (or, would) not cjn
I should (or, would) not be •.--SOL
I should (ori would) not do bng
I should (or, would) not have .....bru
I should(or, would)not have been, .bgm
Should — Continued.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) _ byr
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bys
If I should (or, would) bzp
If I should (or, would) not __ bzq
If I were you I should not do it liq
If they should (or, would).- cas
If they should (or, would) not cat
If we should (or, would) -OBL
If we should (or, would) not cbm
If you should (or, would) ode
If you should (or, would) not cdf
It, etc. (See He, She, It.)
It is important that it should be so-pew
Should, or, Would cjo
Should, or, Would be ... bhk
Should, or, Would do (or, be done) _bof
Should, or, Would have bsa
Should, or, Would have been bhl
Should, or, Would have done (or, been
done) bog
Should, or, Would have had bsc
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)1! bwm
Should, or, Would be (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be?..-BWN
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or'per-
son-s or things indicated) do (or, be
done)? bwo
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have?.BWP
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?
bwq
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not?, .bwr
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not be?-Bws
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not do (or,
be done)? bwt
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have?
BWU
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing s indicated) not have
been? B-wv
Should, or, Would his (her-s, it-s)?_CJP
Should, or, Would I (my, mine)? -_cjq
Should, or, Would not cjr
Should, or, Would not be - - .bhm
Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
boh
Should, or, Would not have bsd
Should, or, Would not have been __bhn
Should, or, Would not have done (or,
been done) boi
Should, or, Would not have had ...bse
Should, or, Would that (or, this)? -Ojs
Should, or, Would the? cjt
Should, or, Would there be? bho
Should, or, Would these (or, those) ?.cju
Should, or, Would they (their-s)?--CJV
Should, or, Would we (our-s)? cjw
Should, or, Would you-r-s? .-_'. ojx
That, or, This should (or, would) be,
CLP
That, or, This should (or, would) not
be clq
1U929— 07-
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II
SHOULD— SICK.
WAI
WAJ
WAK
WAL
Should — Continued.
There should (or, would) omy
There should (or, would) be cmz
There should (or, would) havebeen.cNA
There should (or, would) not cnb
There should (or, would) not be ...cnd
There should (or, would) not have been,
ONE
They should (or, would) cjy
They should (or, would) be bic
They should (or, would) have bsl
They should (or, would) not cjz
They should (or, would) not be bid
They should (or, would) not have .bsm
We should (or, would) j cka
"We should (or, would) be. - bit
"We should (or, would) have bsw
We should (or, would) not ckb
We should (or, would) not be bid
We should (or, would) not have bsx
What, or, Which should ( or, would) ?.cqp
What, or, Which should (or, would) I
(or, we) do? cqr
"What, or, Which should (or, would)
you (or, they) do? cqs
When should (or, would) ? cse
Where should (or, would) ? ctv
Where should (or, would) the — ? .ctw
Where should (or, would) they (their-s) ?
CTX
"Who should (or, would)? cuv
Why should (or, would)? -• ovt
Why should (or, would) not? cvu
You should (or, would) ckd
You should (or, would) be bjm
You should (or, would) have bth
You should (or, would) not ckb
You should (or, would) not be BJN
You should, (or, would) not have...BTi
Shoulder.
Shove-d-ing— off.
Shovel.
Show-ing. To show.
Annul the hoist shown by Numeral
Signal emi
Beach the vessel where flag is waved
(or, light is shown) fzt
Boats should endeavor to land where
flag is waved (or, light is shown) _jz
Do not show a light on any account.QV
Do not show a light on my account -QRT
Do not show your ensign ..mei
He has shown his colors jbt
I do not wish to show a light qrx
I will show a light. I will carry a light,
QRY
I will show a light to-night when I alter
course qw
I will show a light to-night when. I
make sail qrz
I will show a light to-night when I tack,
QX
Shall you show a light? qsk
She (or vessel indicated) has not shown
her ensign met
She (or vessel indicated) has shown her
ensign meu
WAM
WAN
WAO
WAP
WAQ
WAR
WAS
WAT
WAU
WAV
WAX
WAY
WAZ
Show — Continued.
Show the number (or, quantity) — of — ,
PIA
Show your ensign. Hoist your colors,
DW
Show your Code Signal izg
Show your number (or, distinguishing
signal) -- dv
Show your soundings vs
— Shown, Showed.
Temporary light shown at — (place in-
dicated) -XNS
Vessel has not shown her number,. slh
Vessel in sight has shown — colors, .jbt
Vessel indicated is showing a light .qsn
Vessels just arrived, show your' en-
signs DY
Vessels just arrived, show your numbers
(or, distinguishing signals) dx
Vessels just weighed (or-, leaving), show
your numbers (or, distinguishing
signals) dz
Vessels that wish to be reported all well,
show your numbers (or, distinguish-
ing signals) dyt
Vessels wishing to be reported on leav-
ing, show your numbers (or, dis-
tinguishing signals) .eb
Vessels wishing to be reported show
your distinguishing signals ea
What colors has he (or, she) shown
(hoisted)? jbu
When I alter course to-night I will show
alight qw
When I tack to-night I will show a
light qx
When you alter course (or, tack) to-night
show alight jzs
Will you show me your Greenwich (or,
first meridian) mean time ? * xn
* See note to Greenwich mean time
(page 258. )
Shower-y.
Shrink-ing. Shrank. Shrunk.
Shroud.
Futtock shroud nup
Shunt-ed-ing.
Shut-ting. To shut.
— Shut in,
— Shut-off valve.
— Shut out.
Siam. Siamese. Siamese Colors.
Sicily-ian.
Sick. (See also III. )
Any sick onboard? epo
Any sickness at — ? uy
— Are there any sick nurses to be got ?
Can I land my sick? uz
Can I send my sick to hospital (or, sick
quarters)? oyq
Captain is sick ..hwo
Crew sick kcw
Disease, or, Sickness is contagious . .vb
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
387
SICK— SIGNAL.
WBA
WBC
WBD
WBE
WBP
WBG
WBH
WBI
WBJ
WBK
WBL
WBM
WBN
WBO
WBP
WBQ
WBB.
WBS
WBT
Sick — Continued.
Disease, or, Sickness is not contagious,
vc
For the sick nhq
— Have you had any sickness on board ?
— How many sick ?
I should wish to know the nature of the
sickness, if any, before I send my boat
(or, communicate) pc
Is the disease (or, sickness) contagious?
VA
— Is the sickness on the increase ?
— Many sick.
May I send a sick person to see your
doctor? wl
Passengers, or, Crew sick with infectious
complaint pcx
Sea-sick-ness vlf
Several (or number indicated) sick on
board gqx
Sick berth ghd
— Sick list.
— Sick nurse.
Sick quarters uex
—Sickly.
— Sickness.
Sickness is contagious vb
Sickness is not contagious vc
The prevailing sickness is — tve
—Very sickly. \
What is the sickness? _ vd
When did sickness break out ? hez
— You had better get a sick nurse.
Side.
Both sides haq
By the side of , hpm
Convoy to keep on port side of leader
(or, escort) •■ ix
Convoy to keep on starboard side of
leader (or, escort) iy
Cylinder side rod kif
Keep on the port side of the channel.LV
Keep on the starboard side of channel - lw
Keep on the — (compass signal) side of
the channel ilq
Lee side Qmh
On both sides hak
Port side tpa
Ship's side vyd
Side lever engine maw
—Sidelight (lantern, or, lamp).
Starboard side wqz
The other side svo
— This side.
Weather side yzs
—Which side?
Wrong side -1— - — zkd
Sideways.
Siding.
Siege.
Siemens-Martin steel.
Sight-ed-ing. To sight. (See also Ob-
serve. )
A squadron (give nationality) composed
of _ ships passed in sight wpf
Anything in sight? eqk
WBU
WBV
WBX
WBY
WBZ
WCA
WCB
WCD
WCE
WCF
WCG
WCH
Sight — Continued.
Asks name of signal station (or, ship)
in sight vg
Bills at sight gkh
— Can you keep sight — of ?
— Can not keep sight — of.
Do not lose sight of it ram
Enemy is in sight _' oe
Foresight nkc
— Have you sighted?
How many torpedo boats passed in
sight? ___GTK
I have' just lost sight of the land (or,
light) QDV
I have not sighted land vnq
— I shall keep sight of — .
I sighted land about — . I sighted land
bearing — : (time, if necessary) vns
— In sight. In sight of — .
— Is land in sight?
Just lost sight of the land (or, light) -<}dv
Keep me in sight during the night.
(Beariny to follow, if necessary) .pyv
— Keep within sight — of.
Land in sight. I see the land qdw
Lose-ing, Lost sight of — (vessel or object
indicated) RAQ
Lost sight of wreck ray
Nothing in sight vnw
Out of sight— of swb
Report when ship denoted is sighted . usd
Several vessels in sight vsr
— Shall you sight — ?
Ship in sight is — 1 vxo
Ship in sight is an enemy ol
Ship indicated is out of sight vxr
Sight your anchor. Make sure your
anchor is clear ejr
Strange vessel hove in sight ozs
"Vessel in sight — is vxo
Vessel in sight is an enemy - ...ol
What is the name of lighthouse (or,
light-ship, or, point) in sight? RW
What is the name of ship (or, signal
station) in sight? vg
When did you sight land? rx
When ought I to see (or, sight) ?._.vod
— (number) torpedo boats (give nation-
ality) passed in sight xya
Sign-ing. To sign..
Are your bills of lading complete
(signed)? gkq
Bills of lading not signed GKft
I will not sign the bills of lading unless — ,
GKW
--Not signed.
Signed articles ezl
— Signed.
Signal.
Acknowledge, or, Answer my signal (or,
message) dgo
Alphabetical signal No. 1,
Code Flag over e*
Alphabetical signal No. 2,
Code Flag over f*
Alphabetical signal No. 3,
Code Flag over g*
* For manner of using these signals see
page 13.
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Part II.
SIGNAL.
WCI
WCJ
Signal — Continued.
Annul the hoist shown by numeral sig-
nal. -- ---'- -EMI
Annul the last hoist ;• I will repeat it- ve
Annul the last signal. The last signal
is annulled emj
Annul the whole signal vf
Asks name of ship (or, signal station)
in sight vg
Attend to signals dg
Calls attention of shore signal station on
the bearing pointed out by compass
signal (from the person signaling) -DO
Calls attention of vessel whose distin-
guishing signal will immediately be
shown :dr
Can you furnish (or, lend me) a Code
of Signals? ize
Can you make out her flag (or, signal)?
NOW
Can you spare some rocket signals? -Uzc
Can not distinguish your signal flags;
come nearer (or, make distant signals),
VM
Can not make out the flags (or, signals),
NCX
Communicate by distant signals -_-LGC
Compass signal in degrees jhi
Compass signals in points or half points,
JHK
Comply with request (or, signal) -__jld
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
ing within signal distance iz
—Could you understand their signals?
Could you understand what they were
signaling about?
Did boat (or, boats) take blue light
(lantern, or, any means of making a
signal)? r gsp
Did you see the signal? vnj
Discontinue repeating signals ldg
Distant signals. ( When spokm of) . lge
For Distant Signals seepage 529.
Distress Signal. (When spoken of.)
(Seepage!.) WCY
Do, or, Did you understand their sig-
nals? WCI
Enquires name of ship (or, signal sta-
tion) in sight vg
Fire a signal- gun mzp
Flag signal-ing nda
Flags seen, but signal not understood,
wcx
—Fog signal.
Following signal is private (or, confi-
dential) HX
Following signal (communication, or,
message) is secret and in cipher, .icjv
(The cipher will continue until the per-
son signaling hoists iqs. )
Forward answer by telegraph to signal
station at — emw
Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it
at length--- xb
Forward reply to my message by tele-
graph to — WT
Gun fog signal ojs
Has vessel signaled her number?- _.slf
WCK
WCL
WCM
WCN
wco
WCP
WCQ
"WCR
Signal — Continued.
Have you any signal lights? qrtj
Helm signal otq
Hoist the signal in a better position ; I
can not make out the flags owl
Hoist your distinguishing signal dv
I am going to communicate by distant
signals lgf
I am going to repeat signal from —
(hoist indicated) vh
I am going to signal the contents of an
important telegram to be communi-
cated te you -_ ie
I can not make out the flags ; hoist the
signal in a better position owl
I can not make out the bottom flag-NDF
I can not make out the second flag.NDG
I can not make out the signal ncx
I can not make but the third flag..NDH
I can not make out the top flag ndi
I will attend to your signal flb
I will repeat the message (or, what you
say) rqn
—I will repeat the signal.
I wish to signal ; come within easy sig-
nal distance vj
Indicate name of signal station (or,
ship) in sight . vg
International Code of Signals prb
— Is there a signal station at — ?
Keep within signal distance (bearing,
if necessary) pzu
Last signals „ qgl
Last signal is annulled emj
Learnt by signal from — qke
Light signal qsi
Lloyd's signal station — at — qxb
Make a signal when you want a boat,
GTU
Make distant signals lgh
—Make signals — to (or, for).
— Make signal for a pilot.
•Might have learnt it by signal.
Night signals -_ sif
Numeral signal No. 1,
Code Flag over m*
Numeral signal No. 2,
Code Flag over n *
Numeral signal No. 3,
Code Flag over o*
* For method of making numeral signals
see page 32.
Numeral signal (when spoken of) --SLM
Open telegram for me and signal its
contents --. - wx
Pay attention to signals dg
Pay strict attention to signals during
the night dt
Pilot signal flying tjm
Private signal twk
Refer to the Geographical Signals.NYA
Repeat your signal — , or, Repeat your
signal from — (hoist indicated) vi
Repeat my signals until further orders.
— Repeat the semaphore signal.
Repeat the last signal made.
Repeat your distinguishing signal; the
flags were not made out „---DU
Repeat your signal in a better place -OWL
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
389
SIGNAL— SINK.
WCS
WCT
WCU
WCV
WCX
WCY
WCZ
WDA
WDB
WDC
WDE
WDF
WDG
WDH
WDI
WDJ
WDK
WDL
WDM
WDN
WDO
WDP
SiGNAL-^-Confo'wwecJ.
— Report-ed-ing by signal.
Run in for pilot (or, pilot vessel) and
lookout for their signals rao
Send following message through the
post to owner (or, to Mr. — ) at — by
signal letters wz
Send my message through the telegraph
by signal letters xb
Send reply to my message to signal sta-
tion at — --VQD
Shall I open your telegram and signal
its contents? xc
Shall signal with siren (or, steam
whistle) during fog (or, darkness) •_ we
Ship has not made her signal slh
Show your Code Signal izg
Show your distinguishing signal dv
Signal book gzf
—Signal gun. '
Signal is answered vk
Signal is not answered enm
— Signal lantern (light, or, lamp).
— Signal letter.
— Signal not understood, though the flags
are distinguished.
— Signal of distress.
— Signal of distress in — (direction indi-
cated).
— Signal officer.
— Signal rocket.
—Signal staff, or, Signal station.
— Signal, or, I am going to signal state of
the weather outside (or at place indi-
cated).
— Signal the names of places to which you
■wish to be reported by telegraph— to.
Signal your vessel's official number- _dv
— Signkled-ing. To signal.
— Signalman.
Socket signal wix
— Sound signal.
Steer course indicated as per compass
signal J1F
— Stranger does not understand your sig-
nal. •
— Stranger (or vessel indicated) will not
take any notice of signal.
The following signal is in cipher and
secret IQV
The following signal (or, communica-
tion) is private hx
— The signal made.
— The signals were not intended for you.
—Use flashing (light) signals.
— Vessel has no signals.
Vessel has not made her number (or,
distinguishing signal) slh
—Vessel indicated is making signals of
it< distress (bearing, if necessary) .
Vessels just arrived make your num-
bers (or, distinguishing signals) ---dx
Vessels just weighed (or, leaving) make
your numbers (or, distinguishing sig-
nals) DZ
Vessels wishing to be reported all well
make your numbers (or, distinguish-
ing signals) -DYT
: Vessels wishing to be reported on leav-
ing make your numbers (or, distin-
guishing signals) - eb
WDQ
WDR
WDS
WDT
WDU
WDV
WDX
WDY
WDZ
"WEA
WEB
WEC
WED
WEF
WEG
WEH
WEI
WEJ
WEK
WEL
WEM
Signal — Continued.
Vessels wishing to be reported make
you distinguishing signals ea
Vocabulary signal — ----- ---YEi
What is the date of your signal book?
VL
Will signal With steam whistle (or, siren)
during tog (or, darkness ) we
Will you forward (or, communicate)
the following signal for me? ik
— Will you repeat the signal (or, message) ?
Will you repeat the signals being made
tome? vn
— You have misunderstood the signal.
Your signal flags can not be distin-
guished - lhb
Your signal is not distinct ; interpreta-
tion doubtful LOT
Signature.
Signify-ied-ing-ication.
Silence. Silent. Silently.
Make no noise. Keep silence
Silica-te-d.
Silk.
Sill.
What is the depth of water over the sill?
KVH
Silting, Silted up.
Silver.
— Nitrate of silver.
Quicksilver -- ufh
SlMILAR-LY-ITY.
SlMPLE-Y-ICITY. SlMPLIFY-IED-ING-ICATION.
SlMULTANEOUS-LY.
Since.
A fortnight since ... nmk
Have you seen any vessel since your
departure? _ ktu
How long since (or, ago)? DTK
Long time since (or, ago) dtl
Not long since (or, ago) dtn
Some time since (or, ago) dtp
SlNCERE-LY-ITY.
Sinew.
Sing-ing. Sang. Sung.
SlNGLE-D-ING.
Form single column inline abreast-NLW
Form single column in line ahead, .nlx
—Singly.
Sink-ing. Sank. To sink vhi
Boat sunk -- grq
— I am sinking.
I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and crew,
no
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Part II.
SINK-
-SLIME.
Sink — Continued.
Sky — Continued.
I have sunk (or, run down) a vessel-HK
WFM
—Skylight.
'
WEN
— Sunk-en.
Sunken obstruction in (or, at) —
----SNK
WFN
— Skyrocket.
WEO
— Sunk off (or, near) the — ,
WFO
Slack.
Vessel indicated is sinking -_ ..
VXS
Bar, or, Entrance not safe except just
at slack water (or, at — , time indi-
WEP
Sir.
WFP
cated)
— Slacked-ing.
FVT
Siren. Steam siren
---WSR
Haul in the slack
OPA
Blow siren (or, steam whistle) at inter-
WFQ
— Slack away.
vals --_
WD
YVK
Shall signal with siren (or, steam whis-
WFR
— Very slack.
tle) during fog (or, darkness)
WE
WFS
— When theatide slacks.
Use your siren
. . .. YMU
WFT
Slain. Slay-ing. Slew.
WEQ
Sirocco.
WFU
Slander-ed-ing-ous.
WER
Sister.
WFV
Slant-ed-ing.
Sit-ting. Sat
VHL
A good slant
ODT
WES
SlTUATE-D-ING. SITUATION.
SlX-TH-LY
WFX
WFY
WFZ
Slate.
— Slate colored.
Slave-d-ing-ry.
WET
Sixteenth.
WGA
WGB
— Slave trade.
— Slaver.
WEU
Sixth. Six. Sixthly.
_
Slay-ing. Slain. Slew
. . . .'WFT
WEV
SlZE-D-ING. TO SIZE.
WGC
Sledge-d-ing, or, Sleigh-ed-ing.
WEX
Size.
About the size.
---CZY
WGD
Sleep-ing-y. Slept.
Different size
.--KZI
Railway sleeper
UHC
Indicate the size — of .
... PIB
Large size
---QFR
WGE
Sleepless-ness.
None of that size .
SJC
WEY
—Size unknown.
Small size .
-WHP
WGF
Sleet-y.
WEZ
— What size do you want?
WGH
Slide-ing. Slid.
Dslide ......; '
WPA
Sketch-ed-ing. (Draw)
Skeleton.
.LNG
Gun slide
Low-pressure slide jacket cover
broken,
KAM
WGI
—Slide valve. .
WFB
Skid.
WGJ
WGK
— Slide valve broken.
— Slide-valve gear.
WFC
Skiff.
WGL
— Slide-valve gear damaged (or,
order).
out of
WFD
Skill-ed-pul-ly.
WGM
— Slide valve out of order.
Skilled artificer .
-.-EZS
WGN
— Slide-valve rod.
WFE
— Skilled shipwright.
WGO
— Slide-valve rod broken.
WFG
Skin-ned.
WGP
— Sliding faces.
Skin. (Hide) ,.._
.--OUQ
WGQ
Slight-ed-ing. To slight.
A good many slight cases
IDH
WFH
Skip-ped-ping.
Boiler burst; very slight damage. .gvw
Boiler leaking slightly-
...GWB
WFI
Skipper.
Cargo slightly damaged
IAD
WFJ
Skirmish-ed-ing-er.
WGR
Machinery slightly damaged ...
-Slightly.
Slight attack
Slight breeze
MCQ
Skoinis. (Measure of length) . _ .
_.AWQ
FKC
---HGD
WFK
Skulk-ed-ing. Skulker.
Slight case
idp
Slight damage
KJB
WFL
Slight engagement
...MAJ
Sky.
WGS
—Slightly wounded.
Clear sky
\
Cloudy sky
WGT
Slime-y.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
391
SLING— SO.
WGU
WGX
WGY
WGZ
WHA
WHB
WHO
WHB
"WHE
WHF
WHG
WHI
WHJ
WHK
WHL
WHM
WHN
WHO
Sling-ing. Slung.
Sling. (A sling.) .
Boat'ssling _ gsc
Fore yard gone in the slings nje
Look to the slings -- rab
Slip-ping.
Be all ready for slipping. Be ready to
slip your cable hqo
Cut, or, Slip. Get an offing. Weigh,
KW
Cut, or, Slip your cables hra
I am obliged to slip my cable ; pick it
up for me -_hrf
I have slipped my anchor, but it is
buoyed - eig
I intend to slip cable -.- hrg
— Slip rope.
— Slip way.
Slip your cable and buoy the end.-HRQ
— Slipped.
Weigh, Cut, or, Slip. Wait for nothing.
Get an offing kw
Sloop.
Slope-bd-ing.
Slope awnings fpy
Slops. Men's clothing -ivs
Slow-lt-ness.
As slow as possible fbj
Keep going ahead slowly dvm
My chronometer is slow of Greenwich
(or, first meridian) mean time gs
. Slow progress , tyc
— Slow speed.
— Slower-est.
Very slow-ly yps
Your chronometer must be slow — iqm
Slue-d-ing.
Sluice-d-ing.
— Sluice valve.
—Sluice valves, out of order.
Slung. (See Sling.) wgu
Slush.
Smaok-ed-ing.
Fishing smack (or, craft) kaz
Small-ness.
A small establishment mhl
— A small part (portion) — of — .
A small (or, smaller) quantity (or, num-
ber)—of — -----SLD
Only to be got in small quantities., ofm
Small adjustment required to machin-
ery dkg
Small-arm magazine evf
Small-arm men evc
Small arms. (Muskets, rifles, etc. ) _evd
Small-er-boat gut
Small bower ejs
Small case - - ...idp
WHP
WHQ
WHB
WHS
WHT
Small — Continued.
Small craft - kbc
Small hawser opt
Smallpox. Case of smallpox .-IDN
Small ship. Small craft kbc
— Small size.
— Small spar.
— Smaller-est.
Steward's small stores ..wve
Stream, or, Small anchor ejv
Supply of water is small, not exceeding
— (quantity indicated) a day.-.YWR
Too little, or, Too small cjvx
— Smart-ly-ness-er-est.
—Very smart-ly.
WHU Smell-ing. Smelt.
WHV
WHX
WHY
WHZ
WIA
WIB
WIC
WID
WIE
WIF
WIG
WIH
WIJ
WIK
WIL
WIM
WIN
WIO
Smelt-ed-ing.
Smyth-y.
Blacksmith ._ glv
Chimney smith (or, sweep) ipb
Coppersmith jvs
Goldsmith odn
Locksmith --- ---QXZ
Tinsmith -- ....xtz
Whitesmith zdn
Smoke-d-ing-ly.
See smoke in — (direction indicated),
VNZ
— Smoke joint.
—Smokeless powder.
Smooth-ly-ness-er-est.
— Smooth the sea with oil - htn
Smuggle-d-ing.
— Smuggler.
Snake-d.
Snake. (Reptile.)
Snatch-ed-ing.
Snatch block , _gmy
Snifting valve.
Snow-ed-ing-y.
Traffic interrupted by snow. xzp
Snug-ly-ness.
All snug dxy
Make all snug.--- dyn
So.
I am (or person indicated is) trying to
do so YCQ
I think so xqg
If so bzw
Is it so? cdu
_^-rNot so. - -
Not so often spz
— Not so soon — as.
Not so well as zbm
— So as to.
So much (or, many) RKQ
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
SOAK— SORT.
WIP
WIQ
WIR
WIS
WIT
WITT
WIV
WIX
WIY
WIZ
WJA
WJB
WJC
WJD
WJE
WJF
WJG
WJH
WJI
WJK
WJL
WJM
WJN
WJO
soak-ed-ing.
Soap.
Marine soap RLC
sobee-ly-ness. sobriety.
social-ly-able-y-ility
Socialist.
Society.
Co-operative society .'...jvm
Shipwrecked Mariners' Society RLF
Socks. (Stockings) wvs
Socket.
— Socket signal.
Soda-ium.
— Bicarbonate of soda.
— Nitrate of soda.
Soda water.
sopt-ly-ness.
Soft bottom hbi
Soft bread. Fresh bread . heo
SOIL-ED-ING.
Sol, or, Dollar. (Coin) atj
Sold. (See also Sell and Sale) vos
Cargo expected tobesold hzv
Cargo sold well iah
Everything is to be sold mjh
Is the cargo sold? iau
— Must be sold.
Sold by auction flu
—Sold her cargo.
The cargo is not yet sold iba
Wreck will be sold zjb
Soldier.
— Private soldier.
sole-ly-itary-itude.
Solicitor. Attorney _ . flo
solid-ly-ity.
Solid, or, Cubic measure. (See page 52) ,
AYB
The ice is so solid, I can not break
through; send help pcf
Solution. Soluble.
solve-d-ing.
Solvent-cy.
Some.
By some neglect sgk
I heard that some of your family were
seriously ill msi
I think you ought to get something to
answer the purpose enb
Some demand springing up ktf
WJP
WJQ
WJR
WJS
WJT
WJU
WJV
WJX
WJY
WJZ
WKA
WKB
WKC
WKD
WKE
WKP
WKG
WKH
WKI
WKJ
Some — Continued.
Some future opportunity --- — — -.nus
Some more ...rzw
Some other svn
Some swell xhj
Sometime ago (or, since) dto
—Somebody. Someone.
Someone else lvw
Someone to look after stock rad
—Something.
Something amiss efm
— Something else.
—Sometime.
— Somewhat?
— Somewhere.
Stop, Heave-to, or. Come nearer ; I have
something important to communicate,
Code Flag over h
There is some mistake rwg
Son.
Song.
Soon.
As soon as fbk
As soon as alongside — eav
As soon as convenient , fbl
As soon as it is dark fbm
As soon as it is dusk fbn
As soon as possible fbo
As soon as she is off (or, afloat) dpw
As soon as the flood tide makes fbp
As soon as there is a breeze fbq
Discharge cargo as soon as possible -Lam
Dispose of cargo as soon as possible.lAN
— How soon?
I shall weigh as soon as the weather
•permits zo
Not as soon — as - win
Return as soon as - uvp
Sell cargo as soon as possible lay
— Sooner.
The sooner the better ..... git
— Too soon.
— Will soon.
Sore-ly-ness.
Eyesore --- — -MQH
Footsore -NHF
Sorrow.
Sorry.
Sorry am (is, or, are) engaged mak
Sorry I am unable to comply with your
request ..usx
Sorry to hear — it (or, that) orp
— Sorry to inform you.
— Very sorry.
Sort-ed-ing. , To sort. (See also Kind.)
All sorts dxz
—Sort. (Kind.)
What sort (or, kind)— of? QAZ
What sort of a light is it? QSP
What sort of a voyage (or, passage)
have you had? tdi
What sort of an entrance is it (or, is
'thereto—)? - mfw
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
393
SORTIE— SPARE.
WKL
WKM
WKN
WKO
WKP
WKQ
WKR
WKS
WKT
WKU
WKV
WKX
WKY
WKZ
WLA
WLB
WLC
WLD
WLE
WLF
WLG
WLH
WLI
WLJ
WLK
WLM
Sortie.
Sought. Seeking _„ ...- vog
sound-ed-ing. to sound.
— Have obtained soundings.
— Have sounded regularly.
— Have you had soundings?
—Have you sounded regularly?
— I have sounded — (place indicated). I
know the soundings.
I intend sounding — (place indicated)
before I try it - pot
I shall heave-to to sound (time indicated,
if necessary) osl
I shall sound regularly. I shall keep
the lead going qjh
Irregular soundings ftp
— It is not prudent to proceed without
regular soundings.
Keep the lead going. Keep sounding,
QJI
Out of soundings swc
Patent sounding machine rds
—Regular soundings.
Show your soundings vs
Sounding apparatus erk
— Sounding pipe (or, tube).
— Sounding rod.
— Soundings. Depth of water. (Depth of
water to be shown in feet. )
Thomson's (Kelvin) sounding apparatus,
TEG
— We have sounded regularly.
What are your soundings? vs
— Will the soundings be a safe guide?
—You may go by your soundings if you
use care.
Sound-ed-ing. To sound. (To make a
noise. )
— Sound (a noise. )
Sound signal wdi
— Sounding buoy.
Soup.
Preserved soup tun
Source.
Where, or, What source did the news
come from? - ...shn
South. ( Compass in degrees) aio
South. (Compass inpoints) arl
— Southern-erly-ing-ward.
Alongshore to the southward of — (dis-
tance in miles may follow) eaq
— From the southward.
On. or, At the South coast of — .- -IYK
South Atlantic Fjk
South cone hoisted JNO
South latitude QHZ
South Pacific syx
— South-east-ern-erly-ing-ward-er.
— South-west-ern-erly-ing-ward-er.
— To, or, For the southward.
— Too far to the southward.
Note. — See Compass Signals, pages 45
and 46.
WLN
WLO
WLP
WLQ
WLR
WLS
WLT
WLU
WLV
WLX
WLY
WLZ
WMA
WMB
WMC
WMD
WME
WMF
Sovereign-ty. (Ruler.)
Sovereign, or, Pound (coin) aus
Sow-ed-ing. Sown.
Space-ious-ly. (See also Room. )
Airspace (or, cell) dwh
Spade.
Spain. Spaniard. Spanish Colors.
Bank of Spain fus
Span-ned-ning.
Spanner.
Spanker, or, Driver.. lnx
Brail up the spanker hdt
— Lower spanker topsail yard.
Spanker, or, Driver boom gzv
Spanker boom sprung.. Gzw
Upper spanker topsail yard xwg
Spar.
Can I get a spar for — mast at — ?.nyh
Can I get a spar for a fore yard at — ?
NIS
— Can you supply a spar?
Have you any spars that would do for — ?
TX
— I have no spars suitable — for — .
Lookout will be kept for any rafts (or,
spars)..,—- «zy
Send all available spars for — to — -FOK
Small spar whq
— Spar buoy.
Spar, or, Outrigger torpedo - swr
Spare spar wmg
Spars are all adrift dmr
Spars for nets, or, Torpedo booms -_gzy
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged lower
yard (or spar indicated) RCK
Sprung spar (indicated) woe
Spare-d-ing.
Can spare (or, dispense with) -...-.lfd
Can spare ammunition efs
Can you spare (or, dispense with)?_LFE
Can you spare (or, supply me with) - ?
XET
Can you spare a hawser? ops
Can you spare ammunition? eft
Can you spare any biscuit? glm
Can you spare me a chart of — ? imu
Can you spare me a chronometer — iqd
Can you spare me a hand or two?--OMC
Can you spare me coal? gy
Can you spare me provisions? uak
Can you spare me some rocket signals?
uzc
— Can you spare some rope (size to follow) ?
—Can not spare.
— Have no spare — .
Have you a spare screw? vkf
How many dozen can you spare? _.lmu
— I can spare you.
None to spare sje
Spare anchor ...^--EJT
— Spare shaft.
394
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
SPARE— SPOKE.
WMG
WMH
WMI
WMJ
WMK
"WML
WMN
WMO
WMP
WMQ
WMR
WMS
WMT
WMU
WMV
WMX
WMY
WMZ
WNA
WNB
WNC
WND
WNE
Spare — Continued.
— Spare spar.
There is a spare propeller on board .tzd
Spaek.
Speak-ing-er. Spoke-n. (See also Spoke.)
Desire to see (or. speak) — to kwn
— Did you speak — to — ?
Have applied (or, spoken) to - esq
Have you applied (or, spoken) to? __esr
— I wish to speak to you.
On what date did you speak the — (ves-
sel indicated) 1 .... --KMG
Shall apply (or, speak) to .est
What ships did you speak? vyg
Will you apply (or, speak) to?. esu
Wish to speak — to (or, with) zgw
Spear-ed-ing.
Special-ly-ist.
— Special survey.
— Special train.
Specie.
Speciey-ied-ing.
At place specified ... eiq
At the time specified pja
Vessels of nations specified were all
leaving qlm
Speculate-d-ing- ion.
Speech.
Speed-y-ily.
Different speeds '. kzj
Full speed... __ ; nsv
Go ahead full speed li
Go astern full speed__ lm
Go full speed-.- obs
Go half speed obt
Half speed, or, Half power olm
I am going full speed . oci
\ am going half speed . ocj
I am on full speed trial,
Code Flag over a
I have — hours' coal, full speed (or at
speed indicated) ___ixd
Increase speed phc
Is steam up? Are you at full speed?. vz
Most economical speed ltd
— Quarter speed.
Reduce speed. Ease her mp
Reduce speed; you are towing me too
fast XYT
Slow speed whe
— Speed light (lantern, or, lamp).
— Speed will be — knots.
What is your consumption of coal per
hour, full speed? _ixm
— You can proceed at any speed.
Spell-ing. Spelt. To spell.
Name will be spelt sdo
—Spell it.
-Spell the address.
-Spell the name.
■Spell the surname.
WNF
WNG
WNH
WNI
WNJ
WNK
WNL
WNM
WNO
WNP
WNQ
WNR
WNS
WNT
WNU
WNV
WNX
WNY
WNZ
WOA
WOB
WOC
WOD
WOE
WOF
Spell — Continued.
Spelling Signal No; l.Code Flag over e*
Spelling Signal No. 2-Code Flag over p*
Spelling Signal No. 3 -Code Flag over g*
*For method of using these Signals, see
page 13.
Spelling (Alphabetical) Table. (See
page 15) , ebo
— Use Spelling (Alphabetical) Table.
Your name is not on my list;, spell it
alphabetically (or, by alphabetical
table).* - .' ebq
Spend-ing. Spent.
Spermaceti, or, Sperm.
— Sperm oil.
Spherical.
— Spherical buoy.
Spice.
Spike.
Handspike omg
Marlingspike . rls
Spill-ed-ing. Spilt.
Spin-ning. Spun.
Spun yam * wpb
Spinnaker.
Spindle.
Spirits.
Methylated spirits ...rsq
— Spirits of wine.
— Spirituous.
Spit. ' -
Sand spit vhd
Splendid. (Magnificent) ret
Splice-d-ing.
Splint.
Splinter-ed-ing.
Split-ting.
Mainsail split ..."E(js
My sails are all blown away. (or, split), "
VEC
— Split all my sails.
Spoil-ing. To spoil.
— Spoiled.
Spoke-n. Speak-ing-er. (See also Speak),
wmi
Have you seen (or, spoken) any men-of-
war? If so, report their names and
nationalities _ ___vnm
— Have you spoken any vessels (or vessel
indicated) 1
— Have you spoken to — (or, the — )?
Part II..
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
395
SPOKE— SQUALL.
WOG
W0h
WOI
WOJ
WOK
WOL
WOM
WON
WOP
WOQ
Spoke — Continued.
I have reported you to the vessel I spoke ;
she is bound to — {place indicated),
URT
Spoke a brig hgx
Spoke several vessels during the passage,
vsu
— Spoke, the — (vessel indicated).
Sponge.
SpONTANEOUS-LY.
— Spontaneous combustion.
Spoon.
Spot-ted-ting-ty.
Spout.
Water spout -
Sprain-ed-ing.
WOB
Spray.
Spread-ing.
Convoy to spread as far aspossible, keep-
ing within signal distance iz
Spread awning fpz
Spring-ing. Sprang. Sprung.
Bowsprit sprung hcz
Damaged, or, Sprung mast; can not
carry sail bh
Fore topmast sprung njl
Fore yard sprung njs
I have sprung (or, damaged) kjg
I have (or vessel indicated has) sprung
— mast (indicated) RCJ
I have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard,
KJH
I have sprung (or, damaged) lower top-
sail yard kji
I have sprung (or, damaged) main yard,
KJL
I 'have sprung (or, damaged) topsail
yard KJM
I have sprung (or, damaged) upper top-
sail yard kjn
I shall weigh the moment the breeze
springs up hga
Jib-boom sprung gzr
Main mast sprung RGL
Main topsail yard sprung khg
Main yard sprung RHJ
Some demand springing up ktf
Spanker boom sprung gzw
Spring on the cable hrs
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged a lower
mast ECJ
Sprung a lower yard RCK
Sprung fore mast, but can fish it at sea,
NKX
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged lower
yard (or spar indicated) RCK
Sprung, or, Damaged mast; can not
carry sail BH
- Sprung my fore mast, and must bear up,
NKW
— Sprung spar (indicated).
WOS
WOT
WOU
WOV
WOX
WOY
WOZ
WPA
WPB
WPO
WPD
WPB
WPF
WPG
WPH
WPI
WPJ
WPK
-QGM
■ feet.
Spring-ing. Sprang. Sprung a leak.
Are you leaky? Have you sprung a leak?
QJ
I have sprung a leak nq
Vessel indicated has sprung a leak - . ql
Spring. (Season. )
-In the spring.
Last spring
-Next spring.
-Spring tide.
-Spring tides rise -
Sprit. Spritsail.
Spritsail yard (or,
Sprocket.
Sprung. (See Spring) woq
Spun. Spin-ning wnp
— Spun-yarn.
Spy-ied-ing.
Spyglass. Telescope xmq
Squabble.
Some squabble (or, fight) on shore with
crew mxu
Squadron.
— A squadron (give nationality) composed
of — ships, passed in sight.
Any alteration in the position of the
squadron (or, fleet) ebz
Blockading squadron gni
Channel squadron (or, fleet) ...ilb
Detached squadron kxw
Did the squadron (or, fleet)? nek
Enemy's fleet (or, squadron) lzg
Fleet, or, Squadron when last seen were
Off — ---NEO
For the fleet (or, squadron) neq
In the fleet (or, squadron) nes
Inshore fleet (or, squadron) pmh
Letters of squadron (or, fleet) qom
Of how many ships was the squadron
seen composed? vxm
Of, or. From the squadron (or, fleet) . ner
Reserve squadron,- utk
— Royal Yacht Squadron. (Club.)
Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
off— -- OK
Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
steering ■ — , — lzs
Saw the fleet (or, squadron) off — steer-
ing— NET
Squadron, or, Fleet is (or, was) — at-NEM
To the squadron (or, fleet) nev
What is the state of health of the fleet
(or, squadron)? orc
— When' is the squadron (or, fleet)?
— Where is our fleet (or, squadron)?
Where is the — fleet (or, squadron) ?_sk
— Where was the fleet (or, squadron) on
the — ?
Squall-y.
In a heavy squall Ote
Look out for a squall Qzt
Severe squall not far off ; look sharp _pz
Squally weather. Blowing hard zh
396
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
SQUARE— STARBOARD.
WPL
Square. (Shape. )
Stand — Continued.
WPM
— A square-rigged vessel.
I shall stand in for the land as long as I
Not square enough __mdu
cansee. .. - - qdz
Square centimeter. (Square measure) ,
I shall stand in till I make the land.QEA
AXR
WQC
— I shall stand in until — .
Square decameter. (Square measure),
I shall stand off and on (the land) ..qeb
AXJ
WQD
— I shall stand on until — .
Square decimeter. (Square measure),
I shall stand off from — (hour indicated)
AXS
to — (hour indicated), or, I shall stand
Square foot. (Square measure) axt
off until? -.-QEC
,
Square hectometer. (Square measure),
I stand (or vessel indicated stands) —
AXP
(class indicated) at Lloyd's qwo
Square inch. (Square measure) axu
Keep, or, Stand close in, or, Keep under
Square kilometer. (Square measure),
theland.*- .. . lt
AXV
Please stand by me ; I want assistance,
Square, or, Surface measure axh
NR
Square meter. (Square measure) . _ axk
WQE
— Stand by to let go.
Square mile. (Square measure) __axw
WQF
WQG
— Stand closer in.
Square millimeter. (Square measure),
— Stand in for the land.
AXY
Stand nearer the shore (or, bank, or,
Square-rigged ship . - - wpm
reef).. ...' fwa
WPN
— Square sail.
Stand, or, Haul off opc
Square yard. (Square measure) _ . _ axz
WQH
— Stand off and on the land.
Stand off. Get an offing. Put to sea at
WPO
Square. (Place of address. )
once ...mg
Stand on mh
WPQ
Stab-bed-bing.
Stand on. Continue your present course,
Accident happened ; cut; stab dcg
JSM
WQI
— Stand out to sea.
WPR
Stable-ility.
WQJ
—Stand towards — the.
WQK
— Standing order.
WPS
Stack -ed-ing.
WQL
— Standing rigging.
Vessel indicated, or, Vessel in company
Stadion. (Measure of length) awg
is standing in for the land qet
Vessel indicated is (or, was) standing
WPT
Staff.
(or, steering)— vxt
Flagstaff __ _ndb
Vessel indicated is standing into danger.
Jackstaff-.. . .. pug
KLJ
Rocket staff... uzf
WQM
— Will stand by you.
Signal staff (or, station) wdc
You are standing into danger _.jd
WPU
Stage.
WQN
Standard. Royal Standard. Royal
WPV
— Floating stage.
Landing stage qeo
FLAG.
WQO
Standard, or, Support.
Staid (See Stay) . wsx
Standard, or, Pole compass jib
WPX
Stain-ed-ing.
WQP
Star-ry.
WPY
Stamp-ed-ing.
Pole, or, North star. sjo
•
Postage stamp ._ tqn
WQR
— Starlight.
WPZ
Stanchion. i
WQS
Starboard. (For Starboard Helm, 'see
below. )
WQA
Stand-ing. Stood.
BreakerSj Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on star-
Do not stand too far on your present
board bow. _., HFE
course jzi
Cast to starboard ief
WQB
— Do not stand too far to the — .
Convoy to keep on starboard side of
Do not stand too long on your present
leader (or, escort) . - iy
course . jzi
Hard-a-starboard ! ( Urgent. ) Head to
Do not stand too long on your present
How do you (or vessel indicated) stand
at Lloyd's? -Qwk
go to port __.ME
N. B. — To be kept flying until the course
is sufficiently altered.
How is (or, was) stranger (or vessel in-
Haul your wind on starboard tack __lo
dicated) standing (or, steering) ?.wty
Heave-to on starboard tack osf
How long may we stand on our present
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your star-
course? _ jzk
board hand GAL
I am standing in for the land qdt
Keep more to starboard pza
I shall stand about to see if I can pick
Keep on starboard side of channel ..lw
up anything from the wreck zit
Keep on starboard tack ..pzg
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
397
STARBOARD— STATION.
WQT
WQU
WQV
WQX
WQY
WQZ
WEA
WRB
WRC
WED
WRB
WRF
WRG
WRH
Starboard— Conim-wed.
Leave buoy (or, beacon) to starboard,
MA
List to starboard qvp
— Not too much to starboard.
On starboard beam gav
On starboard bow hop
On starboard quarter uer
Pay out starboard hawser. (See Tow-
ing Signals, page 35.)
Shorten in starboard hawser. {See. Tow-
ing Signals, page 35. )
Starboard. Helm to starboard. Head
to port wj
— Starboard a little. Head to go to port.
Starboard anchor.. -Ejtj
Starboard boiler gxl
Starboard boiler defective gxm
Starboard bow hct
Starboard bow light (lantern, or, lamp),
HCU
Starboard broadside -- hjr
— Starboard engine.
— Starboard gun.
— Starboard screw.
— Starboard side.
— Starboard tack.
Steer more to starboard mk
N. B. — To be kept flying until the course
is sufficiently altered.
Veer starboard hawser. (See Towing
Signals, page 35.)
Starboard helm.
Alter course one point (or number in-
dicated) to starboard Jze
Hard-a-star board! (Urgent.) Head to
go to port MB
K. B.—To be kept flying until the course
is sufficiently altered.
Keep more to starboard-- pza
My helm is hard-a-starboard ; ship's
head going to port -™
Not too much to starboard -__wqt
Starboard. Helm to starboard. Head
to go to port wj
Starboard a little. Head to go to port,
WQU
Starboard helm WEB
Steady your helm MI
Steer more to starboard mk
N. B.—To be kept flying until the course
is sufficiently altered.
You are; steering too much to starboard,
win
Start-ed-ing.
Breakfast before you start hfj
— Have started.
I shall not weigh until I get a favorable
start --- ZAW
Prepare" for sailing. Get ready for
sea NYX
— Start at — .
Start-ed-ing engine mbw
Started a rivet ^n
—Starting gear.
—Starting g'ear out of order.
— Starting shaft.
WRI
WRJ
WRK
WEL
WRM
WRN
Starve-d-ing-ation.
Short of provisions. Starving.
-NV
WRO
WRP
State. (See also Condition. )
In the same state as before -_vgk
Present state of affairs ..- -- dpf
Signal, or, I am going to signal the
state of the weather outside (or at
place indicated) wde
State of affairs — at ..dpi
State remains unaltered tps
What is the state of health of the fleet
at—? orc
What is the state of health of the troops
at—? ybr
What is the state of the market?- . .rlp
What state does (or, do) the battery
(or, batteries) appear to be in?- --FYV
State-d-ing, Statement. To State.
Muster statement gzb
State (Government):
Chief of the State (President, Em-
peror, King, Queen, etc.) in — has
(or, is) ior
Royal Navy, or, State Navy sfo
Secretary of State vmo
— Statesman-ship.
State Department, or, Foreign Office,
NKR
State Room. (Cabin) hqj
Station-ed-ing-ary. *
Asks name of ship (or,- signal station)
in sight vg
At, or, In station pip
Calls attention of shore signal station,
do
Coaling station rwx
Coastguard station iyq
Enquires name of ship (or, signal sta-
'tion) vg
Forward answer by telegraph to signal
station at— emw
Forward reply to my message by tele-
graph to wt
In, or, At station eip
Indicate name of ship (or, signal sta-
tion) in sight -= vg
—Is the — light-ship on her station?
Is there a signal station at — ?- wcl
Keep station _____-.pzi
Leave it for me at the railway station,
QLB
Lifeboat station QRK
— Life-saving (Rocket) station.
Light-ship at — is out of position, or,
Light-ship is not at anchor on her
station QE
Lloyd's signal station — at — QXB
Meet me at the railway station ROU
Meteorological station rso
Naval station SEV
Police station tnx
Preserve station tuh
Quarantine station '. ueg
Quit the (or, your) station ufm
Railway station uhd
Return to the (or, your) station. ..uvr
398
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
STATION— STEAMER.
Station — Continued.
Steam — Continued.
Semaphore station
.TOW
Keep steam up (or ready) _kq
Send reply to my message to signal sta-
How long will you be getting steam up?
tion at — ---
--VQD
VY
Signal station (or, staff) -
-WDC
Is steam up? Are you at full speed _vz
WRQ
— Station master.
Proceed un der steam txf
WRS
— Stationed at — .
Proceeds under her own steam mbt
Telegraph station (or, office)
.-ME
Rate of steaming ... uim
The light-ship — is not at anchor on her
Require steam — for. ... . ...utc
station (or, is out of position) . .
---QE
Shall I blow off my steam? . . .goj
To, or, At the railway station ...
..TJHE
Shall I get up steam? wa
Torpedo station
-XWY
Shall I send you a steam tug? vqo
W hat is the name of the signal station
Shall signa^with siren (or, steam whistle)
(or, ship) in sight?
...VG
WSL
during fog (or, darkness) we
— Steam. ( Vapor of boiling water. )
WRT
Stationery.
Steam capstan hwb
Steam chest -.-ION
WRU
Statttte-ory.
Steam coal _ixj
Statute adult
DMT
Steam collier jaq
Steam cone jnp
WRV
Stave-ing.
Steam crane .- kbg
Boat is stove __
_AR
Steam cutter's engine mbx
Stove ■_ .__ ... .. . ..
WYA
Steam gauge. (See Manometer) . .rjw
Steam is not ready ; will be up in — . _ wb
WRX
Stay-ed-ing. To stay. (See also Remain
Steam is ready wc
ana Wait.)
Steam is up _ wc
Stay on board. .. ... _
--GQZ
Steam launch's engine -MBY
Stay, or, Remain where you are..
-TJPM
Steam log book gzh
WRY
— Will you stay, or, wait?
WSM
Steam pinnace's engine ._ mbz
—Steam pipe.
WRZ
Stay-ed-ing. To stay. (In tacking. )
Steam pipe burst ...tko
WSA
— In stays.
WSN
— Steam pipe damaged,
WSB
— Make sure of her staying.
wso
— Steam pipe leaky.
Missed stays
_.RVZ
WSP
— Steam port.
Will your vessel stay?
VYH
WSQ
— Steam pressure.
Steam pressure gauge. Manometer,
wsc
Stay. (Support, or Rope. )
RJW
Backstay.
--FQO
WSR
— Steam siren.
Diagonal, or, Triatic stay...
--KYQ
WST
— Steam steering gear.
Steam steering gear disabled mz
Jackstay . ...
--PUI
WSU
— Steam steering wheel.
Mainstay ...
-RGV
wsv
— Steam surface.
WSD
— Stay light (lantern, or, lamp}.
wsx
WSY
— Steam surveyor.
— Steam trial.
WSE
Staysail.
Steam tug ydr
Fore staysail .
_.NJD
wsz
— Steam whistle.
Fore topmast staysail
_.NJM
WTA
— Steam will(or, can)be up in — minutes.
Main staysail. - ...
ROW
WTB
— Steam winch.
Main topmast staysail
--RHD
WTC
— Steam windlass.
Mizzen topmast staysail... ._ ,
..RXA
WTD
— Steaming light (lantern, or, lamp).
Staysail sheet -
-VUX
Understeam.- yhj
WSF
— Storm staysail.
With steam up... ylw
WSG
— Topmast staysail.
Topmast staysail sheet
VWA
WTE
Working steam pressure — is tus
Steamer. Steamship.
WSH
Steady-ily-iness,
Board (or, visit) steamer (or, vessel).GPV
Barometer is steady
--FXK
WTF
— By steamer.
Steady your helm
---MI
Came, Coming, by steamer jci
Under steady helm
--OTU
WTG
— Fishery steamer.
Wind appears to be steady
ZPH
Government steamboat - ofx
Have passed steamer with machinery
WSI
Steal-ing. Stole-n.
disabled _. mt '
.
Have passed steamer with steering gear
WSJ
Steam-ed-ing. To steam..
disabled mu
Blow off your steam.
--GOA
Have you seen disabled steamer? . . mv
Blow siren (or, steam whistle) at inter-
WTH
— Hired steamer.
vals _ ..
Can you steam ahead — of?
WD
--DVE
Mail steamer rfk
Mail steamer arrives-d — at — RFL
WSK
— Can not get sufficient steam.
Mail steamer reported lost ..-1 rfm
Get steam up as fast as possible .
-_ KL
Mail steamer sails-ed. ■- rfn
Get steam up ; report when ready
...KM
Mails go by steamer.. rfq
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
399
STEAMER— STERN.
WTI
WTJ
"WTK
WTL
WTM
WTN
WTO
"WTP
WTQ
WTR
WTS
WTU
WTV
WTX
WTY
WTZ
Steamer — Continued.
Merchant steamer (or, ship) bpz
Paddle-wheel steamer. (Horse-power to
follow, if necessary) szh
Passed disabled steamer at — mx
Pilot boat (steam) gub
Salvage steamer vgf
Screw steamer. (Horse-power to follow,
if necessary) vkj
Send a steamer .- vpn
Steamboat (large), Launch guv
Steamboat (small), Cutter, or, Gig-GUW
Steamboat, Steamer is aground ...dtjw
Steam collier JAQ
Steam cutter, or, gig guw
Steam guard-boat gux
Steam launch guv
Steam lifeboat - guy
Steam pilot boat ---gub
Steam pinnace guz
— Steam trawler.
Steam vessel (ship). Steamer wte
Tank steamer. xkl
Twin-screw steamer yfl
Use steamboat — for --.gvd
You can not have a steamboat GVJ
Steel.
— Bessemer steel.
Cast steel .. iel
Siemens-Martin steel wbs
— Steel-built vessel.
— Steel mast.
— Steel plate.
— Steel-wire hawser.
— Steelyard.
Tincture of steel-- xub
— Whitworth steel.
Steep-ness.
Reef, or, Shoal is steep to the — .Jvyw
Steeple.
Steer. (See also Course and Helm. )
Am I steering a proper course? jzf
At — o'clock I shall steer — --IUQ-
Damaged rudder; can not steer — ...Bl
— Direct me how to steer.
Does disconnecting affect your steering?
LDC
Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the
— , steering to the — of
Enemy's fleet have been seen to the — ,
steering to the — og
Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen
to the — , steering to the— oh
Hand steering gear oma
Have passed steamer with steering gear
disabled mu
Headway, Steerage way oQt
—How are you steering?
—How is (or, was) stranger (or vessel
indicated) steering?
How was convoy steering? JUR
I am in danger (or, shoal water) ; direct
me how to steer nl
lam in difficulties; direct me how to
o+- ggj* _. KZXJ
I have a pilot ; steer after me- dru
—I shall steer — during the night.
WUA
WUB
WUC
WUD
WUE
WOT
WUG
WUH
WUI
WUJ
WTIK
WUL
WUM
WON
wuo
WUP
WUQ
Steer — Continued.
Is my present course a correct one?
Am I steering a proper course? (The
course steered to follow, if necessary),
JZF
Saw the enemy's fleet off — steering — ,
NET
Saw the enemy's fleet steering — -- -Lzs
-Shall we steer (or, run) for — (place
indicated) ?
Steam steering gear wst
Steam steering gear disabled mz
Steam steering wheel wsu
— Steer after me.
Steer after me ; I have a pilot DRU
Steer course indicated as per compass
signal JiP
Steer directly for the buoy (or, beacon),
GAM
Steer directly for the light-ship Qth
Steer more to port. Head to go to port*,
MJ
Steer more to starboard. Head to go
to starboard* mk
* To be kept flying until the course is
sufficiently altered.
— Steerage.
— Steerage passengers — for — .
— Steered-ing. To steer.
Steerageway . Headway OQT
— Steering gear.
Steering gear disabled - _mz
— Steering to the — •.
The course steered is the best for the
present (or- until time indicated) . . jzm
Vessel is (or, was) standing (or, steer-
ing) — vxt
What course are you (or-, they) steering?
jzo
What course shall you (or, they) steer?
JZP
What course were you (or, they) steer-
ing? -- JZQ
You are steering right into the center
of the hurricane (or, cyclone) ...pan
— You are steering too much to port.
— You are steering too much to starboard.
Stem (bow).
Carried away stem icp
— Stem seriously damaged.
Stem-med-mtng. To stem.
Can not stem the tide (or, current) .kfx
Step-ped-ping.
— Step of the — mast (tabernacle).
Stere. ( Cubic measure) ayh
Sterling.
£ (pound) sterling aus
Stern-ly-ness.
Stern. The stern. Sternmost.
By the stern ; — inches by the stern. hpn
Come under the stem JCO
I have stern way Code Flag over K
Main shaft broken in stern tube — RGT
400
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II,
STERN— STORE.
Stern — Continued,
WXB
Stone-y.
Moor head and stern
..RZJ
Coarse bottoin. Coarse sand and stones,
WUR
— Name on the stern.
HAX
WITS
— No name on the stern.
Have you sand and holystones to spare?
WUT
— Stern frame.
OXI
WUV
— Stern gland defective.
Pumice stone -- - --- UBA
WUX
— Stern lantern (light, or, lamp).
WUY
— Sternpost.
Stood. (See Stand) . .. wqa
WUZ
— Stern tube.
WVA
— Stern tube damaged.
WXC
Stop-ping-page. (See also Remain and
Stern way. Going astern
FHR
WXD
Wait.)
Can you stop the leak? qg
— Can you stop till?
WVB
Stevedore.
Cannot step the leak qh
Communication by telegraph is stopped,
wvc
Steward.
ws
Purser's steward (or, assistant)...
.uco
WXE
—Full stop.
Send the steward
-VQK
Have you materials for stopping the
WVD
— Stewardess.
leak? qjw
WVE
— Steward's small stores.
How long shall you stop? . _. qyp
I am going to stop ; machinery requires
WVF
Stick-ing-y-iness. Stuck.
WXF
adjusting . . „ . rk
— I can not stop.
WVG
Stiff-ly-ness-en-ed.
I can not stop to have (or, receive) any
A stiff breeze ...
-HFX
communication if
Is, or, Are not stiff under canvas .
-HVF
I prefer stopping on board gql
Is, or, Are very stiff under canvas
-HVG
WXG
— I will stop.
Stiff clay
ISO
Leak is stopped - . qk
My engines are stopped,
WVH
Still.
Code Flag over u
Still under examination
MKG
WXH
— Obliged to stop engines.
Stop engines to adjust towing cables,
WVI
Stink-ing. Stank. Stunk.
DKH
Stop her _. . _. _ .ml
WVJ
Stipulate-d-ing-ion.
Stop her instantly. ( Urgent) mn
Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer ; I have
WVK
Stock-ed. (See also Supply. )
something important to communicate,
Can I procure stock? ..
-TXN
Code Flag over h
WVL
— Live stock.
WXI
— Stop the sailing of — .
Someone to look after stock ..
-RAD
WXJ
— Stop until (or, for).
Stock (supply) — of —
-XEU
WXK
— Stop valve.
WVM
—Stock all gone.
WXL
— Stopped.
WVN
— Stock of goods.
WXM
— Stopper.
Taps, Stocks, andDies
KZB
Stopping only for small adjustment to
WVO
— Well stocked with.
machinery Rdy
You will be stopped by the blockading
Stock. Anchor stock
EHI
ships L ___GNR
"WVP
Stock. (Shares.)
Stock-jobber (or, broker)
PVY
Stopa. (Measure of length) . awv
WVQ
Stockade-d-ing.
WXN
Store-d-ing. To store.
Artillery, or, Ordnance stores. - _ezw
WVR
Stockholm tar.
Boatswain's stores . .. gvo
Carpenter's stores ibv
WVS
Stockings. (Socks.)
Commissariat stores jfb
Condemned stores . jmn
WVT
Stoke-d-ing.
Engineer's stores - - ...mot
WVU
— Stoker.
Government stores ofy
Leading stoker L
-QJR
Gunner's stores okr
Stokehole
-OXE
Have military stores on board rtv
Stokehole compartment
-JHA
WXO
— Have stores for you.
WVX
— Stokehole full of water.
Medical stores rol
WVY
— Stokehole yentilator carried away
Military stores rub
wvz
— Stoker mechanic.
Naval stores sew
Steward's small stores wve
Stole-n. Steal-ing ...
WSI
WXP
WXQ
— Store. (A store. )
— Storehouse.
WXA
Stomach.
WXR
WXS
— Storekeeper.
— Storeroom.
Stone. (Measure of weight)
BCL
WXT
— Storeship.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
401
STORM— STRICT.
WXU
WXV
WXY
wxz
WYA
WYB
WYC
WYD
WYE
WYG
WYH
WYI
WYJ
WYK
WYL
WYM
WYN
WYO
WYP
WYQ
WYR
WYS
WYT
Storm-y. (See also Weather and Gale. )
Storm center in — [direction indicated) ;
probable course toward — {direction
indicated) -__ igy
— Storm sail.
Storm staysail wsf
— Storm trysail.
— Storm warning.
Stormy, Boisterous weather from the — ,
zi
There has been, or, We have had a storm
of thunder and lightning ., qtl
Stout. Porter. tpi
Stove.
Boat is stove ar
Stove. {Fireplace. )
Stow-ing-age.
Badly stowed frk
'Cargo so badly stowed I am not sea-
worthy LAG
Stow anchor, or, Anchor is stowed. eh j
—Stowed.
Stowaway.
Str&in-ing.
Great strain (or, stress) on
— Strained.
—Too much strain on — .
Strainer.
Straight.
— Straightforward.
Strait, or, Channel of
In the strait {or, channel) of .
— Through the strait of.
Strait-en-ed-ing.
— OHJ
-ILG
-ILM
STRAKE ZNJ
Sheer strake - ytjm
Strand-ing.
— Stranded.
Towing cable is stranded {or, damaged),
HRX
Strange-r-ly.
Ask stranger {or vessel indicated) if he
will communicate ht
Be very careful {or, guarded) in your
intercourse with strangers fs
—Do not have anything to do with stranger
{or vessel indicated).
Do you know anything of strange sail?
QBU
Hail the strange vessel, and ask if — ,
FDO
How is {or, was) stranger {or vessel in-
dicated) steering? wty
I am a stranger here ; will you let me go
ashore with you? och
— It is very strange.
Ship indicated to examine strange vessel
and report- - mkf
— Strange sail.
WYU
WYV
WYX
WYZ
WZA
WZB
WZC
WZD
WZE
WZF
WZG
WZH
WZI
WZK
WZL
WZM
WZN
wzo
WZP
WZQ
WZR
WZS
WZT
Strange — Continued.
Strange sail {or vessel indicated) is bound
to — : --HBT
— Strange sail {or vessel indicated) is
from — .
Strange sail {or vessel indicated) is in
distress ---. lhm
—Strange vessel following convoy.
Strange vessel hove in sight ozs
— Stranger belongs to — .
Stranger does not understand your sig-
nal WDJ
— Stranger ha6.
— Stranger is.
Stranger is chasing INT
— Stranger is gaining.
— Stranger is not gaining.
Stranger {or vessel indicated) is sus-
picious GH
Stranger {or vessel indicated) will not
take any notice of signal wdk
— Stranger {or vessel bearing —) wishes
to communicate.
There is a strange sail on — {bearing
indicated) - em
— Very strange-ly.
What do you make of stranger?
Strap-ped-ping.
Eccentric strap broken LSZ
Straw.
Streak-ed-y.
Stream.
Against the current {or, tide) dse
Athwart the tide {or, stream) fji
— Gulf Stream.
— In the stream.
Stream anchor, or, Small anchor.
( Weight in cwts. , if necessary) . . _ejv
Stream cable. Stream chain hrt
Streep. ( Measure of length) awp
Street.
Stremma. {Square measure) axj
Strength-en-ed-ing.
Feather strengthening muo
What is the strength of the tide?.._xsp
Stress.
Driven by stress of weather yz a
Great stress {or, strain) on ohj
Stress of weather yze
Stretch-ed-ing.
Reef, Rock, or, Shoal stretches a long
way out.. „i. ge
Stretcher.
Strict-er-est-ly.
Be very strict.
Keep a strict watch all night pyj
Pay strict attention to signals during
the night - dt
10929—07-
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402
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
STRICTURE— SUDDEN.
WZU
Stricture.
XBD
Stun-ned-ning.
WZV
Strike-ing. To strike.
Stunk. Stink. (See Stink) wvi
WZX
— Are you striking?
Dolphin striker
LKD
XBE
Stupefy-ied-ing.
WZY
— Striking heavily.
XAB
— Struck — on — .
Stupid-ly-ity. (Foolish) nbh
XAC
— Struck by a heavy sea.
•
Struck by lightning
--QTK
Subdue-ed-ing. ( Conquer) - JPM
Vessel has struck on the bar
FWB
Vessel indicated has struck on a
shoal,
VXQ
With assistance fire can be subdued,
FGV
XAD
Strike-ing. Struck. To strike (tt
work for higher wages).
3 cease
XBF
Subject.
♦
XAE
— Is there a strike at — ?
XBG
Sub-lieutenant-cy.
XAF
— Striker.
Sub-lieutenant in the Royal Naval Re-
Struck for more wages
YSH
serve QPZ
XAG
— The strike at — .
XAH
— The strike is over.
XBH
Submarine.
XAI
— There is a strike of — at — .
XBI
— Submarine boat.
Submarine cable hru
Strike-ing. Struck. To strike (to
XBJ
— Submarine mine.
lower)
RBY
XAJ
— Strike your colors.
XBK
XBL
Submerge-d-ing.
— Submerged torpedo buoy.
XAK
Stringer.
XBM
Submit-ted-ting-ission-issive-ly.
XAL
Strip-ped-ping. To strip.
XBN
Subordinate-d-ing.
XAM
Stripe-d.
XAN
— Striped buoy
XBO
SUBP03NA.
XAO
Stroke.
Sunstroke ,
XED
XBP
XBQ
Subscribe-d-ing-ption.
Subsequent-ly.
XAP
Strong-ly.
Current, or, Tide will run very strong,
XBR.
Subsidy.
XAQ
—Not strong enough.
Strong breeze
--HGE
XBS
Subsist-ed-ing-ence.
XAR
— Strong fort.
XBT
Substance-tial-ly.
XAS
—Strong gale.
XAT
— Stronger-est.
XBU
SUBSTITUTE-D-ING-ION.
XAU
— Strongly fortified.
Sufficiently strong
XCV
XBV
Subtract-ed-ing-ion.
Wind strong ..
--ZFM
XBW
SCBURB-AN.
Struck. (See Strike. )
XBY
Succeed-ed-ing.
XAV
Structure.
Assault did not succeed fdx
I (or vessel indicated) made the attempt
XAW
Struggle-d-ing.
XBZ
but did not succeed ..fkn
— Will not succeed.
Stuck. (See Stick)
WVF
XCA
— Will succeed.
XAY
Studding sail.
XCB
Success. Successful-ly.
Lower studding sail -
.RCG
XCD
— What success have you (or vessel indi-
Set studding sails
VEO
cated) had?
Studding-sail boom.
Take in studding sail
GZX
XJO
With complete success jkx
Topgallant studding sail --
XVT
XCE
SUCCESSIVE-LY.
Topmast studding sail : ..
.XWA
r
XAZ
Student.
XCF •
SUCCESSION-OR.
XBA
Study-ied-ing.
XCG
Such.
XBC
Stuff-ed-ing.
XCH
Suck-ed-ing. Suction.
Bread stuffs
..HEN
XCI
— Suction hose.
- HDG
XCJ
— Suction-hose pipe.
Stuffing box broken
HDI
Stuffing-box glands out of order..
--HDJ
XCK
Sudden-ly-ness.
y
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
403
SUE— SUPEESEDE.
XCL
XCM
XCN
XCO
XCP
XCQ
XCR
XCS
XCT
XCTT
XCV
XCW
XCY
XCZ
XDA
XDB
XDC
XDE
XDF
XDG
XDH
XDI
SUE-D-ING.
Suet.
suffer-ing. to suffer.
Crops have suffered severely ..kd^
— Have you suffered 1
— Suffered.
— Sufferer.
Sufficient-ly-cy. (See also Enough. )
Authority sufficient for the oecasion.FMP
Barely sufficient fws
Can not get sufficient steam wsk
Certificate is sufficient ihx
Have you sufficient towline? quk
Have you sufficient (or, enough) ?..mdj
I have not sufficient (or, enough) . _mdq
I have sufficient (or, enough) mdn
Is answer suitable (or, sufficient)?, .end
Is it enough(suitable ,or, sufficient ) ? - mdo
Is it sufficiently secure? .vmz
— Is, or, Are not sufficiently.
— Is, or, Are sufficient-ly.
Is there sufficient depth of water?, .kvc
Not sufficient distance lgj
Not sufficient room uzs
Not sufficiently cautious igb
Not sufficiently comprehensible. It is
impossible to comprehend jlp
Quite sufficient (or, enough) mdx
Sufficient caution igc
Sufficient distance lgk
Sufficient, or, Enough room mdc
— Sufficient water.
— Sufficiently strong.
The cause, (or, reason) assigned is suffi-
cient ifu
Tug has not sufficient power yds
Will be sufficient (or, enough) meb
suffocate-d-ing-ion.
Sugar.
— Can you supply me with sugar? (Pounds
weight may be indicated. )
Hog3heads of sugar ovz
Sugar crop kdy
Suggest-ed-ing-ion. (Propose) tzj
Suicide- al.
Suit-ed-ing-able.
I have no spars suitable for — wly
Is answer suitable (or, sufficient) ?.end
Is it enough (suitable, or, sufficient) ?mdo
It isnot suitable. It willnot answer _enf
Suitable boat for landing must be sent
from the shore fi
When will the tide suit? xst
Will the tide suit? : xsu
Suit. (.A suit of.)
Coaling suit twt
Sulphur-ous-ic.
—Sulphate of copper.
—Sulphate of iron.
—Sulphate of zinc.
— Sulphuric acid.
XDJ
XDK
XDL
XDM
XDN
XDO
XDP
XDQ
XDB,
XDS
XDT
XDU
XDV
XDW
XDY
XDZ
XEA
XEB
XEC
XED
XEF
XEG
XEH
XEI
XEJ
XEK
XEL
XEM
XEN
XEO
SULTAN-A.
Sultchek. (Measure of capacity) - . . azf
sultry-iness.
sum-med-ming.
summary-ily.
Summer.
Last summer QGN
— Next summer.
Summer clothing ivw
SUMMON-ED-ING.
SUMMONS-EDING.
Sumner's line, or, Double altitudes. edi
Sun. (Measure of length) awx
Sun-ny.
After sunrise dri
After sunset drj
At sunrise fiv
At sunset fiw
— Before sunrise.
— Before sunset.
By the sun hpo
— Sunlight, sunshine.
Sunrise. At sunrise fiv
Sun's altitude edm
Sunset. At sunset ___fiw
Sunstroke , - - xed
—The heat of the sun.
— The temperature in the sun is — .
—What is the temperature in the sun?
Sunday. Sabbath vct
Last Sunday QGO
— Next Sunday.
— Sunday morning.
—Sunday night.
— Sunday week.
Sunk-en. (See Sink) wen
Sunrise. (See Sun) fiv
Sunset. (See Sun) fiw
Sunstroke.
Sup-ped-ping. (See also Supper.)
Supercargo.
superheat-ed-ing.
— Superheater.
superintend-ed-ing-ence.
Superintendent. Overseer.
Superior-ity.
— Superior force.
Supernumerary.
supersede-d-ing.
404
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
SUPERSTRUCTURE— SURPRISE.
XEP
XEQ
XER
XES
XET
XEU
XEV
XEW
XEY
XEZ
XFA
XFB
XPC
XFD
XFE
XFG
XFH
Superstructure.
Supervise-d-ing-ion. (Superintend) .xej
Supper.
After supper drk
— Before supper.
Supply-ied-ing. To supply. (See also
Furnish. )
A plentiful supply— of . . . tnb
Are there plenty 6f supplies at — ?. -Tnc
Article indicated can be supplied, but it
will require fitting. ezf
Boats are supplied with — (articles in-
dicated)- GSD
— Can you supply me — with (or, spare) — ?
Can you supply a spar? . _ wlx
Can you supply me with a fish for —
(spar indicated)"). nch
Can you supply me with anyone to take
charge (or, act) as engineer? rh
Can you supply me with casks of — ?
(Number, if necessary) idx
Can you supply me with pork? (Num-
ber of casks, if necessary) ton
Can you supply me with saltbeef ? (Num-
ber of casks indicated) gda
Can you supply me with sugar? (Pounds
weight may be indicated) xcz
I Can supply (or, spare) you — wme
T can supply you with duplicate of en-
gine (part mentioned ) lpe
I can supply you with powder trg
I can supply you with powder and shot,
trh
I will supply you with ammunition
for — epv
Is — (vessel indicated) likely to supply
me? : fgk
— Supply — of — .
Supply of water is small, not exceed-
ing— (quantity indicated) a day.YWR
— Supply abundant.
— Supply scanty.
Vessel indicated not likely to supply
(or, assist) you ....for
Well supplied with. Well stocked with,
wvo
Well supplied with pumps.
Support-ed-ing.
Let us keep together (or, in company)
for mutual support and protection -IN
Standard, or, Support wqo
— Support my attack.
Want more support rzx
— Will you support us?
SUPPOSE-D-ING-ITION.
— Do, or, Did you suppose?
— Have you reason to suppose?
— It is supposed.
Machinery supposed to have broken
down. _mca
— Supposed to be.
Supposed with engines broken down,
MCA
XFI
XFJ
XFK
XFL
XFM
XFN
XFO
XFP
XFQ
XFR
XFS
XFT
XFU
XFV
XFW
XFY
XFZ
XGA
XGB
XGC
XGD
Suppose — Continued.
Vessel indicated has not been heard of
since — (date indicated) ; she is sup-
posed to be — ors
Vessel indicated (or in direction indi-
cated) is supposed to have gone down,
NOY
SUPPRESS-ED-ING-ION.
Sure. (See also Certain. )
— Am, Is, or, Are sure.
— Are you sure — of — ?
Be sure and make no mistake rhy
— I am sure 1 can.
— I am sure I could.
—Make sure — of.
Make sure of her staying wsb
Not sure (certain) ihm
Quite sure of — uft
— Surely.
Surety.
Surf.
— How is the surf?
Is there much surf on the beach?...FZV
— Not much surf.
Surf is heavy. Much surf osz
— Too much surf.
Surface.
Air surface dwi
Area of surface eum
Steam surface wsv
— Surface condenser.
— Surface condenser out of order.
Water surface ywc
Surface, or, Square measure axh
Surgeon.
Accident; want a surgeon (or, doctor),
am
Have you a surgeon (or, doctor) ?.-.wk
I am in want of a surgeon (or, medical
assistance) fgl
May I send sick person to see your sur-
geon? WL
No surgeon (or, doctor) ... ljx
No surgeon (or, doctor) available.. _wm
Surgeon, or, Doctor is away uv
Surgeon, or, Doctor shall be sent for,
LJW
Surgeon, or, Doctor wants assistance,
FGP
Surgeon, or, Doctor will come imme-
diately WN
—Surgical. Surgery.
Want a surgeon (or, medical assistance),
FGL
Want a surgeon (or, doctor) ; send me
one from the nearest place wo
Will your surgeon (or, doctor) come on
board? wp
Surname.
Spell the surname ^___ wne
Surplus.
surprise-d-ing-ly.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
405
SURRENDER— SYSTEM.
XGE
XGF
XGH
XGI
XGJ
XGK
XGL
XGM
XGN
XGO
XGP
XGQ
XGR
XGS
XGT
XGU
XGV
XGW
XGY
XGZ
SURRENDER-ED-ING.
SURROUND-ED-ING.
SURVEY-ED-ING. TO SURVEY.
Attend survey fky
Board of survey _--gpb
— Did not pass survey.
Engineer surveyor ---. mot
— Has been surveyed.
— Has not been surveyed.
Lloyd's surveyor qxc
Medical survey ROM
Passed survey tcs
Please send off Lloyd's surveyor. _-QXG
Regular survey necessary uoc
Regular survey unnecessary. uod
Special survey wmo
Steam surveyor wsx
— Survey. (A survey. )
Survey chain cable hrv
Surveyed by Lloyd's agent QXI
— Surveyor.
Survtve-d-ing.
— Survivor.
Suspect -ing. (See also Suspicious. )
Ports suspected of cholera, etc ipt
—Suspected. Suspicious.
SUSPEND-ED-ING.
Bank indicated has suspended payment,
FUX
Certificate suspended . . . raw
Person indicated has not suspended busi-
ness hoc
Person indicated has suspended busi-
ness hod
Suspended business hoe
Your agent (or agent specified) has sus-
pended business --.DTG
Suspicion.
Suspicious. (Suspected) - - xgq
Stranger (or vessel indicated) is sus-
picious GH
Suspicious craft ...kbd
Suspicious papers ,-Tao
— Very suspicious.
SUSTAIN-ED-ING.
Did you (or vessel indicated) receive
any damage? kjf
"What damage have you sustained?_KJS
SWALLOW-ED-ING.
Swam. (See Swim)
Swam to the — .-.
-XHM
_XHO
SWAMP-ED-ING.
Boat swamped-- as
Swamp. (Mor,ass) Rzs
Sway-ed-ing.
Sway-ed-ing across
— Sway beam.
-DHX
XHA
XHB
XHC
XHD
XHE
XHF
XHG
XHI
XHJ
XHK
XHL
XHM
XHN
XHO
XHP
XHQ
XHR
XHS
XHT
XHU
XHV
XHW
XHY
XHZ
XIA
XIB
swear-ing. swore-n.
Swede-n. Swedish colors.
Sweep-ing. Swept.
Chimneysweep (or, smith) --- ipb
Sweeping tubes (flues, or, funnels) .nez
Sweeps.
sweet-ly-ness.
— Sweet oil.
SWELL-ED-ING. SWOLLEN. To SWELL.
Swell. (Movement of the sea. )
A heavy swell- Ota
Ground swell oih
Much swell on to
— Some swell.
—Too much swell.
Swift-ly-ness. (Speedy.) wmu
Swifter. (Shrouds. )
Swim-ming. Swam.
— Does he, or, Does it still swim? v
— Swam to the — .
Swing-ing. Swung. To swing.
Must be swung to adjust compasses,
JHY
Not room to swing uzr
Room to swing. i UZT
"Was swung fpr adjustment of compasses
. at — - : JIM
Swiss.
Swivel.
Mooring swivel _rzk
Take mooring swivel off hzm
Swoon-ed-ing. (Faint) zni
Sword.
Syllable-ic.
Symbol-ical.
Symptom-atic.
Syndicate.
Syphilis-itic.
Syphon.
Syringe-d-ing.
System-atic-al-ly.
Metrical system rsu
406
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
SYSTEM— TAKE.
XIC
XID
XIE
XIP
XIG
XIH
XIJ
XLK
XIL
XIM
System — Continued.
— New system.
—Old system.
T. (Letter.) (For new method of spell-
ing, seepage 13.)
Tabernacle. (Step of the mast) ._.wun
Table-tjlar.
Alphabetical table (see page 15) ebo
Azimuth table . pqg
Deviation table jho
Have you a book of navigation tables ?
RN
Logarithm — table -.- qyi
Navigation tables sfb
Numeral table (see page 33) sln
Spelling table (seepage 15) ebo
Table-land qes
Table sauces vhz
Tide table xso
— Time table.
Turn table yel
Use alphabetical (spelling) table _.wnf
Tacit-ly.
Tack-ed-ing. To tack.
Do not stand too long on your present
tack jzi
Fetch on the other tack mwo
Fetch on this tack ' hwd
Fore tack nje
Get her on the other tack as fast as pos-
sible NYU
Get her on the other tack or you will be
on shore LP
Haul your wind on port tack . . . ln
Haul your wind on starboard tack.-.LO
Heave-to on port tack ose
Heave-to on starboard tack ose
I shall not go on the other tack unless I
fall off — to — MRU.
— I shall tack — at — o'clock.
I will show a light to-night when I tack,
QX
Keep on port tack pzf
Keep on starboard tack pzg
Main tack rgx
Make short tacks ._ rip
— Not able to make such short tacks.
■Port tack.
Starboard tack wra
XIN
XIO
XIP
XIQ
XIE
XIS
XIT
XIU
xrv
xiw
XIY
xiz
XJA
XJB
XJC
XJD
XJE
Tack — Continued.
Tack instantly mo
Tacks and sheets vuy
Water shoaling ; I must tack . ywm
— We shall do better on the other tack.
— When do you tack ?
When I tack to-night I will show a light,
QX
When you alter course (or, tack) to-
night show a light jzs
Tackle.
Do not risk an anchorage unless you
have very good ground tackle px
— Ground tackle.
Ground tackle not good enough oij
Ground tackle very good one
Luff tackle rcu
— Reef tackle.
— Relieving tackle.
Runners and tackles vcg
— Tackle, or. Purchase carried away.
Tackle falls. Purchase falls uby
Top tackle pendant . xvn
Winding tackle ...zfr
Tact-pul.
Tactic- al.
-AVC
Tael, or, Leang. (Coin)
Taffrail.
Tail.
Tail end of main shaft broken lyo
—Tail shaft.
Tailor.
Taint-ed-ing.
Take-ing.
An alteration has taken place ebx
As much as can be taken pba
Blockade is not taken off gnd
Blockade is taken off gne
Can I take (or, forward) any letters for
you? __NMV
— Can, or, Will take.
Can, or, Will you point out (or, take
me to) a good anchorage? ...eks
Can you supply me with anyone to take
charge (or, act) as engineer? rh
— Can, or, Will you take — any — ?
Can you take me in tow? xu
Can not save the ship ; take people off _nb
Can not take anything larger than — . qfn
Can not take you in tow xv
Caution is requisite; take care ft
Did boat take — ? gso
Did boat take blue light (lantern, or, any
means of making a signal) ? gsp
Did boat take water? gsq
Do not interfere with (or, take the
matter out of the hands of) Lloyd's
agent qwh
Embargo, is not taken off lwd
Embargo is taken off.- lwe
Every precaution has been taken.. .mje
Fire gains rapidly; take people off.-NG
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
407
TAKE— TAP.
XJF
XJG
XJH
XJI
XJK
XJL
XJM
XJN
XJO
XJP
XJQ
XJR
XJS
Take — Continued.
Funeral takes place at — (place) and
at — (time and date) ...ntk
— Has been taken — into — .
Has embargo been taken off at — J.Lwa
Has taken a partner tcb
Has the blockade been raised (or, taken
off)?... GNL
Have lost all boats; can you take off
crew? ni
Have you taken observations for varia-
tion? . JHS
Heave-to, or take the consequences -osg
How did it take place? omk
How many tons do you take? xuv
How many tons measurement of goods
can you take? * oev
I am taking in (or, discharging) pow-
der, or, explosives,
Flag b, or, Code Flag over b
I am (or vessel indicated is) water-
logged ; take people off ywt
I can not take you in tow, but will re-
port you at — , and send immediate
assistance xyq
I have taken — (quantity indicated) of
fish - ncb
I took advantage of dns
— I will take her in tow.
I will take mails for you qp
— I will take you in tow.
I wish to be taken in tow —XW
Is embargo likely to be taken off?-_LWi
Is it necessary (or, Does the navigation
require me) to take a pilot? sey
It is expected embargo will be taken
Off -LWJ
Must take in more ballast pts
No alteration has taken place ecs
People going on shore to take their
dinners with them latj
Person to take charge ime
Police (or other) authorities have taken
some of the crew out of the ship-KDH
Quarantine is taken off ued
Send boat to take off the crew gup
Shall I take you in tow? xy
—Shall, or, Will take.
Take, or, Make a copy (or, dupli-
cate) JWD
Take advantage — of dnv
— Take as much as.
Take care, or, Be careful — of; caution
is requisite --FT
Take care range is clear hym
Take charge— of — imf
Take command— of JEG
Take despatches kxc
— Take her in tow.
—Take in.
Take in a reef (indicate if more than
one) UM<5
—Take in light sails.
Take in sail --vet
—Take in studding sails.
— Take in topgallant sails.
— Take in tow.
Take letter (or, despatches) kxc
Take mooring swivel off kzm
— Take no notice.
— Take notice.
XJT
XJU
XJV
XJW
XJY
XJZ
XKA
XKB
XKC
XKD
XKE
XKF
XKG
XKH
XKI
XKJ
XKL
XKM
Take — Continued.
— Take-n, Took off.
— Take papers.
— Take passage — to (or, for) .
—Take-n, Took place— on.
Take possession — of ...tpz
Take room enough mdy
— Take telegram— to (or, for).
Take your choice ipx
—Taken.
Taken aback cxg
The tide will take her off nfe
—Took.
Took place in consequence of jqe
Trial takes place on the — _yaw
Utmost care must be taken hyq
Want lighters to take my cargo QTE
Was taken by a privateer -..twm
What has taken? zcd
What is the lowest price you will take?
TVU
What vessel takes the next mail? ..rey
— What will you take?
When did it take place? tlo
When did the collision take place?..JBA
When is the embargo to be taken off ?
LWN
When will funeral take place? ntl
When will it take place? tlp
Where did the collision take place ?.jbc
Where did you take your last departure
from? --KTY
Where is it to take place (or, be done)?
LIV
Which channel shall I take? ilw
Which passage did you take? tdj
Will take time — to complete JKW
— Will take you(or ship indicated) in tow.
Will you take a bill on — ? gkn
Will you take letters (or, despatches)?- jy
— Will you take me (or vessel indicated) in
tow?
Will you take my bill? gko
Will you take my pilot? tjv
You had better take a pilot at once.Tjx
You must take a pilot tjy
Tale.
—Telltale.
Talk-ed-ing
Tall.
Tallow.
Tally-ied-ing.
Tan. (Measure of weight) bcm
Tank.
Cable tank hqu
Filter tank - - -Mye
Require water tank (or, boat) guj
— Tank steamer.
Water ballast tank ftw
Water tank ywd
Water tank is empty lxz
Water tank leaky ywe
Tap-ped-ping.
Taps, Stocks, and Dies kzb
408
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
TAPE— TELEGRAPH.
XKN
Tape.
Telegraph — Continued.
Communicate by telegraph jfp
XKO
Tapioca.
Communication by telegraph is jfs
Communication by telegraph is restored,
XKP
Tar-red-ring-y. To tar.
JFT
Coal tar iws
Communication by telegraph is stopped,
ws
XKQ
— Tar barrel.
Does telegraphic communication go all
Tarbrush ..hkr
the way? _jfy
Engine-room telegraph mb j
XKR
Tare.
Foreign telegram nkt
Forward answer by telegraph to signal
XKS
Target.
station at — -- emw
Forward following message by tele-
XKT
Tariff.
graph — to — NMW
Foward following telegraphic message
XKU
Tarpaulin.
by signal letters, instead of writing it
at length xb
XKV
Tartar-ic. Tartaric acid.
Forward my communication by tele-
XKW
— Cream of tartar.
graph and pay for its transmission hy
XKY
— Tartar emetic.
Forward reply to my message by tele-
graph to — WT
XKZ
Task.
Have orders (or, telegram) for you. .sm
Have you any message (telegram,orders,
XLA
Taste-d-ing-ful-ly.
or, communications) forme? .ib
I am going to signal the contents of an
XLB
Tattoo.
important telegram, to be communi-
cated to you ie
XLC
Taitnt-ed-ing.
XLQ
— I am laying (repairing, or, picking up)
a telegraph cable. Keep out of my
XLD
Taut.
way.
Haul taut. Tauten hawser opd
I have orders to telegraph your passing,
Heave taut osb
SO
I have picked up telegraph cable wu
XLE
Tavern.
-
I have telegraphed for further orders
Tax-ed-ing-ation.
(or, instructions) - stw
XLF
I have telegraphed for your orders. . -ST
Income tax. ._ _ _ _ ___pgs
XLR
— I will telegraph.
I will telegraph for your orders if you
Tcheki. (Measure of weight) . . bav
will await reply sv
I will telegraph message immediately,
Tcho, or, Cho. ( Measure of length) -AVR
RQO
In anchoring, look out for telegraph
XLG
Tea.
cable .- wv
XLH
— Teapot.
Is there a telegraph cable near me?.HRJ
XLS
— No telegraphic communication.
XLI
Teach -ing. Taught.
Open telegram for me and signal its
contents wx
XLJ
Teak.
Order-ed-ing by telegraph (telegram),
SUD
Replied by telegraph emq
XLK
Tear-ing. Tore-n.
XLT
— Report by telegraph.
XLM
Tedious.
Report me by telegraph to — USA
A tedious passage __tda
Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's _.ud
Report me by telegraph to my owner
XLN
Telegram. (See also under Telegraph
(or, to Mr. — ) at — --_ TJE
below. )
Report me by telegraph to owner (or,
to — ) at ue
XLO
Telegraph-ed-ing. To telegraph. ,
Report me by telegraph to "Shipping
Admiralty, or, Navy Department tele-
Gazette" — uf
graph-ed-ing .•.. -- DLV
Report me to owners on leaving usb
Answer by telegraph. Telegraph reply,
Send boat for telegram gum
WQ
Send following message by telegraph to
Answered, or, Replied by telegraph _emq
owner (or, to — ) at— xa
By telegraph hpi
Send following message through the
Cablegram.- __.hqv
telegraph by signal letters instead of
XLP
— Can I telegraph — to?
writing it at length .. .xb
Can telegraph message be forwarded
Send following telegram to owners (or,
from — ? .- wr
to Mr. — ) at — --. xa
Can you forward my communication by
Send my message through the telegraph
telegraph? hu
by signal letters XB
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409
TELEGRAPH— TENSILE.
XLU
XLV
XLW
XLY
XLZ
XMA
XMB
XMC
XMD
XME
XMF
XMG-
XMH
XMI
XMJ
XMK
XML
XMN
XMO
XMP
XMQ
XMR
Telegraph — Continued.
Send telegram vqh
Shall I open telegram for you and sig-
nal its contents - -_ _--XC
Shall I send message by telegraph?-RQS
Shall I telegraph for your orders tb
— Shall I telegraph owner?
Signal the name of place where you wish
to be reported by telegraph wdf
Take telegram — to (or, for) xjy
Note. — In signaling a telegram to be
sent, signal—
1. Ship's name.
2. Name of person to whom telegram
is to be sent.
3. Text of telegram.
Telegram arrived from — jx
—Telegram received from — .
Telegraph address. __djf
—Telegraph Admiralty, or, Navy Depart-
ment to — .
— Telegraph buoy.
Telegraph cable hew
— Telegraph clerk (or, official).
— Telegraph code.
Telegraph following message to — (ship
or person named) at — xd
Telegraph instruction (order) to — -.to
— Telegraph instruments.
—Telegraph out of order (or, stopped).
Telegraph reply. Answer by telegraph,
wq
— Telegraph ship.
— Telegraph station (or, office).
Telegraph to my agents dsv
— Telegraph to my family at — the fol-
lowing message.
— Telegraph to my owner.
Telegraph to my owners to send my let-
ters tome at — vqp
Telegraph wire... zgo
Telegraphic communication lvc
Telegraphic despatch arrived from — ,
JX
Telegraphic message xln
Telegraphic news — arrived from — --JX
There is a telegraph cable on —(bearing
indicated) en
— To whom shall we telegraph that all is
well on board your vessel?
Vessel desires to be reported by tele-
graph to owner (Mr. — ) at — usf
"Will you telegraph to— (ship or person
named) the intelligence I am about to
communicate? im
— You can telegraph as far as — .
— You can telegraph from.
Telephone-d-ing. Telephonic.
— Can I telephone to — ?
Diver's telephone -
— Telephonic communication.
—Telephonic message.
—You can telephone to — .
Telescope-ic. Spyglass.
— Water telescope.
XMS
XMT
XMU
XMV
XMW
XMY
XMZ
XNA
XNB
XNC
XND
XNE
XNF
XNG
XNH
XNI
XNJ
XNK
XNL
XNM
XNO
XNP
XNQ
XNR
XNS
XNT
XNU
XNV
XNW
XNY
XNZ
XOA
Tell-ing. Told.
Can, or, Will you tell (or, make known)?
QCL
— Can not tell you.
Desires me to tell you .,.-- — kwo
—Did you tell?
Poretell-ing-told . . nke
— He (or person indicated) told.
Tell my owner ship answers remarkably
well — eno
— Tell — (person indicated) — to.
— Tell — (person indicated) not to — .
Tell — (person indicated) not to forward
any more letters forme QS
Telltale xke
Tell them to recover my anchor _._ejw
— Who told (or, said so)?
— You were told.
Temper.
Temperate-ly-ance.
Temperate zone.
Temperature.
Have you tried the temperature of the
sea?
— The temperature by wet bulb is — , and
by dry bulb is — .
— The temperature in the shade is — .
The temperature in the sun is — - .xdw
The temperature is at — .
— The temperature of the sea is — .
—What is the temperature? What is the
thermometer?
— What' is the temperature by wet and
dry bulb?
— What is the temperature in the shade?
What is the temperature in the sun?
XDY
Tempest-uous.
Template.
Temple.
Temporary-ily.
Engines broken down ; under temporary
repair mck
Engines under temporary repair, -.mbk
— Temporary light shown at — (place
indicated).
Under temporary repair yhk
Temporize-d-ing.
Ten-th-ly.
Tenant.
Tend-ed-ing.
Tender-ed-ing. To tender.
Mail tender
Tennis. Lawn tennis .
Tenon.
Tensile.
-RFO
--QIP
410
GENERAL, VOCABULARY.
Part II.
TENSION— THE.
XOB
Tension.
That — Continued.
Shall, or, Will that (or, this)? civ
XOC
Tent.
Should, or, Would that (or, this)Y..CJS
Send tent on shore
--VQI
That : ckp
That, or, This can (or, may) ckq
XOD
Tenure.
That, or, This can (or, may) be ckr
That, or, This can not (or, may not) .cks
XOE
Terms.
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be,
CKT
That, or, This could (or, might) _-_cku
XOF
Terminate-d-ing-ion.
Termination of articles
EZM
That, or, This could (or might) be.CKV
That, or, This could (or, might) not be,
XOG
Terminus.
CKW
That, or, This had (has, or, have) .ckx
Terrace, or, Boulevard
HBP
That, or, This had (has, or, have) been,
XOH
Terrible- y.
That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
been ckz
XOI
Territory-ial.
That he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) .. j... cla
XOJ
Test-bd-ing.
That his (her-s, it-s) clb
Test battery
--FYR
That I (my, mine) .. cld
XOK
— Test coil.
That, or, This is cle
That, or, This is not clf
XOL
Testament, or, Will.
Thatitis .. .clg
Thatitisnot clh
XOM
Testipy-ied-ing-mony.
That, or, This must cli
That, or, This must be clj
XON
Testimonial.
That, or, This must not . ...clk
That, or, This must not be clm
XOP
Texture.
That, or, This shall (or, will) be cln
That, or, This shall (or, will) not be,
Thaler. {Coin)
AVD
CLO
That, or, This should (or, would) be.CLP
Than ..'.
-CKF
That, or, This should (or, would) not be,
Less than
-QNL
CLQ
More than
--RZU
That the . . . _clt
Than the -. -
-CKG
That these (or, those) clu
Than these (or, those) ...
.CKH
That they (their-s) clv
Than they (their-s)
...CKI
That, or, This was . clr
Than we (our-s)
--CKJ
That, or, This was not cls
Than which (or, what)
CKL
That we (ours) clw
Than you-r-s...
CKM
That which (or, what) clx
That with cly
XOQ
Thank.
That you-r-s clz
XOE
— Thank you.
This cma
xos
—Thanked.
To that (or, this) coa
XOT
— Thanking.
Was, or, Were that (or, this) coz
With that (or, this) cwj
XOU
Thankpul-ly-ness.
That _ _
-CKP
XOV
Thatch-ed-ing.
After that (or, this)
-CKN
XOW
Thaw-ed-ing.
Before that {or, this)
-CKO
By that {or, this)
--BJT
The cme
Can, or, May that {or, this)?
--BKI
After the cmb
Could, or, Might that (or, this) ? -
-BLE
And the amd
Do, Does, or, Did that (or, this)?.
-BMJ
Are, or, Is the ben
For that (or, this)
-BPP
Be the bfe
Prom that (or, this)
-BPR
Bythe... ..bju
Had, Has, or, Have that (or, this)
-BQW
Can, or, May the? HUE
If that (or, this)
-BZX
Could, or, Might the? _ _ blf
In that (or, this)
-CDM
Do, Does, or, Did the?.. .bmk
Is that (or, this)?
-ODV
Each of the (or, them) ... ...lqu
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Either of the (or, them) lue
Might, etc. (See Could, above. )
For the --- ...bpg
Must that (or, this)? -
-CEX
From the.. ... bps
Not that (or, this)
--CFZ
Had, Has, or, Have the? bqx
Of that (or, this)
-CGQ
If the ■ bzy
On that (or, this) ...
-CHB
In the cdn
Ought that (or, this)?
CHU
Is, etc. (See Are, above. )
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
411
THE— THESE.
The — Continued.
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See Could, above.)
Must the? cey
Not the cga
Of the cgr
On the ...chd
Ought the? j. chv
Shall, or, Will the? ciw
Should, or, Would the? cjt
Than the ckg
That the clt
The cme
The most saw
The same as vgn
The same description . kwg
The same kind— as ...qay
To the cnx
To the rear UKO
Was, or, Were the? cow
What, or, Which of the?... cqi
When the csf
Where should (or, would) the? ctw
Where the cty
Will the? (See Shall, above) ciw
With the.. cwi
Would the? (See Should, above)- -.cjt
XOY Theatke-ical.
XOZ Theft. Thieving. ,
Their. (See They) cnl
Them. (See They) cnl
XPA TiSEX.
XPB Thence.
XPC Theodolite.
There cmf
Are, or, Is there — any? bep
By there bjw
Can, or, May there be? bfi
Could, or, Might there he?. - -BFP
Do, Does, or, Did there? bml
From there.. — bpu
Had, Has, or, Have there? bqy
If there cab
Is, or, Are there — any — ? bep
Must there be? cez
Not there <*»
Shall, or, Will there be? bhe
Should, or, Would there be? bho
There. cmf
There are (or, is) cmg
There are (or, is) not . cmh
There can (or, may) .A-- cmi
There can (or, may) be cmj
There can not (or, may not) cmk
There can not (or, may not) be cml
There could (or, might) cmn
There could (or, might) be cmo
There could (or, might) not be cmp
There had (has, or, have) cmq
There had (has, or, have) been cmr
There had (has, or, have) not been.cMS
There is nothing cmt
There shall (or, will) cmu
XPD
XPE
XPF
XPG
XPH
XPI
There — Continued.
There shall (or, will) be cmv
There shall (or, will) not cmw
There shall (or, will) not be cmx
There should, (or, would^ cmy
There should (or, would) be cmz
There should (or, would) have been.CNA
There should (or, would) not cnb
There should (or, would) not be.-.CND
There should (or, would) not have been,
cne
There was (or, were) cnf
There was (or, were) not cng
Was, or, Were there? ..COX
Thereabouts.
Thereby.
Therefore.
Thermometer. (For TJiermometer Table
according to Fahrenheit, Centigrade,
and Reaumur graduations, see page
60.)
— Have you a thermometer?
— I have no thermometer.
The thermometer by wet bulb shows — ,
and by dry bulb shows — ::ng
The thermometer in the shade is — .xnh
The thermometer in the sun is — ..xdw
The thermometer is at — xni
What is the height of the thermometer?
What is the temperature? xnk
What is the height of the thermometer
by wet and dry bulbs? xnl
What is the height of the thermometer
in the shade? xnm
What is the height of the thermometer
in the sun? xdy
These. Those — — -CNi
After these (or, those) Cnh
Are these (or, those)? beq
By these (or, those) bjx
Can, or, May these (or, those)? bkj
Could, or, Might these (or, those) ?.blg
Do, Does, or, Did these (or, those) ?.bmn
For these (or, those) bfi
From these (or, those) bpv
Had, Has, or, Have these, (or, those)?
bqz
If these (or, those) cad
In these (or, those) J cdp
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See Could, above. )
Must these (or, those)? cfa
Not these (or, those) cgd
Of these (or, those). CGT
On these (or, those) CHF
Ought these (or, those)? CHW
Shall, or, Will these (or, those)? ...cix
Should, or, Would these (or, those)?
CJU
Than these (or, those) ckh
That these (or, those) clu
These cni
Those -- -cni
To these (or, those) .cnz
Were these (or, those)? cpg
When these (or, those)? csg
412
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
THESE— THICK.
These — Continued.
Will, etc. (See Shall, above.)
With these (or, those) owl
Would, etc. (See Should, above. )
They. Them. Their-s cnl
After they (them, their-s) : cnj
And they elm
Are, or, Is their-s, or, Are they? — beo
Before them (their-s, they) cnk
By them (their-s) bvj
Can, or, May they (their-s)? -BKL
Can, or, May they not? bkm
Could, or, Might they (their-s)? ...blh
Do, Does, or, Did they (their-s)?.--BMO
For them (their-s) bph
From them (their-s) bpt
Had, Has, or, Have they (them, their-s) ?
BRA
Had, or, Have they been? bft
Had, or, Have they done? bmu
Had, or, Have they had?--' brc
How are they? bxh
How will they? - ...bxy
If they (their-s) — cae
If they are cap
If they are not CAG
If they can (or, may) Cah
If they can not (or, may not) cai
If they could (or, might) caj
If they could (or, might) not Cal
If they do (or, did) cam
If they do (or, did) not CAN
If they had (or, have) Cao
If they had (or, have) not cap
If they shall (or, will) Caq
If they shall (or, will) not CAR
If they should (or, would) cas
If they should (or, would) not cat
If they were CAU
If they were not cav
In them (their-s) cdo
Is, etc. (See Are, above. )
Let them be bow
Let them have brv
Most of them .-'-. sax
Must they (their-s)? Cfb
Not they (their-s) cge
Of them (their-s) .cos
On them (their-s) che
Ought they to? chx
Shall, or, Will they (their-s)? ciy
Shall, or, Will they be? bhf
Shall, or, Will they do it ? boa
Shall, or, Will they not ? ciz
Shall, or, Will they not do it?' boo
Should, or, Would they (their-s)-.-CJV
Than they (their-s) Cia
That they (their-s) clv
They, Them, Their-s cnl
They are beu
They are for cnm
They are from -- bet
They are not — to bev
They can (or, may) bkt
They can (or, may) be bhp
They can (or, may) have bsf
They can not (or, may not) bku
They can not (ov, may not) be bhq
They can not (or, may not) have - - -BSG
They could (or, might) bln
XPJ
They — Continued.
They could (or, might) be bhr
They could (or, might) not blo
They could (or, might) not be bhs
They do (or, did) boj
They do (or, did) not bok
They had (or, have) bsh
They had (or, have) been bht
They had (or, have) done bol
They had (or, have) had _ .' bsi
They had (or, have) not bsj
They had (or, have) not been bhu
They had lor, have) not done bom
They had (or, have) not had bsk
Theyjnust.- _cfg
They must be bhv
They must not cfh
They must not be _.bhw
They ought to cie
They ought not to cip
They ought not to be bhy
They ought to be bhx
They shall (or, will).--- - cjf
They shall (or, will) be - - - bhz
They shall (or, will) not CJG
They shall (or, will) not be bia
They should (or, would) cjy
They should (or, would) be bic
They should (or, would) have bsl
They should (or, would) not CJZ
They sh»uld (or, would) not be bid
They should (or, would) not have.-BSM
They were. coj
They were not COK
They were not to be bo1
They were to be bie
To them (their-s) cny
Was, or, Were they (their-s)? COY
Were they? :.- cph
Were they not? cpi
What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
or, you)? oqe
What, or. Which shall (or, will) they
(or, you) do? cqn
What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
(or you) have. CQO
What, or, Which should (or, would)
they (or, you) do? CQS
"When do (or, did)they (or, you)? ..orf
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,
you) do? crv
When shall (or, will) they? cry
When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have crz
When they (their-s) csh
When they are csi
Where are they? cst
Where do (or, did) they (or, you)?-.csz
Where shall (or, will) they? -...ctp
Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have? _ _ ctq
Where should (or, would) they (their-s)?
CTX
Where they (theirs)- CTZ
Where they are cua
Why they (their-s) cvw
With them (their-s) owe
Thick.
Delayed by thick fog. Detained by thick
fog KSE
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413
THICK— THROAT.
XPK
— Thickness.
XPL
Thicken-ed-ing.
XPM
Thief.
Thieving. Theft
XPN
Thigh.
XPO
Thimble.
XPQ
XPR
Thin-ly-ness.
—Too thin.
XPS
XPT
XPU
XPV
XPW
XPY
XPZ
XQA
XQB
XQC
XQD
XQE
XQF
XQG
XQH
XQI
XQJ
XQK
Thick — Continued.
During a thick fog lpn
Fog too thick __NGj
I have had thick fog on the hank _.fvc
Shall we have thick weather? yzd
Thick fog ngm
Thick fog coming on gj
Thick weather zj
-XOZ
Thing.
Anything eqd
Everything mjg
Everything is to be sold mjh
— Not such a thing.
Nothing ska
Something _-_wjq
The same thing vgo
Thtnk-ing. To think.
— Do not think.
— Do yon think?
Do you think I could get through the
ice* pbh
— Do you think it will be — ?
Do you think the gale is over? nvx
Do you think we can ride it out?--Uwx
— Do you think we can get away from — ?
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel
in this distressed condition? ne
Do you think you can cut her (or, them)
out? khn
— I do not think — it — .
I do think it is necessary sfu
I do not think it will be lio
— I do not think it will do.
I do not think marks (or, buoys) can be
in their proper positions hmk
I do not think there is any light here-
abouts --QRW
— I do not think they will.
I do not think we shall get any good by
moving oeg
—I think— it — .
— I think I can.
— I think I could.
I think it will blow goe
— I think so.
I think the land is QED
I think the land must have been about — ,
QEF
— I think the weather will be — .
I think you might get something to
answer the purpose enb
— If you think — it — .
If you think it necessary sfv
—Thought.
—What do you think— of ?
i XQL
XQM
XQN
XQO
XQP
XQR
XQS
XQT
XQU
XQW
XQY
XQZ
XRA
XRB
XRC
XRD
XRE
Think — Continued.
— What do you think of doing?
What do you think of the weather? .yzk
What do you think of vessel chasing?
INX
Which do you think the best? gie
Third.
I can not make out the third flag-.NDH
Third class - isj
— Third mast.
— Third mate (or, officer).
Third week in — zap
Thiest-ed-ing-y.
Dying of thirst nf
Thirteenth.
Thirtieth.
Thirty-first.
This. (See also That) cma
This afternoon dry
This day -_ knv
This evening mik
This month ryv
This morning sad
This night su
This quarter uet
This side wbn
This tide xsf
This time xtr
This week zaq
This year zky
Thither.
Thomson's (Kelvin) patent compass-jig
Thomson's patent sounding apparatus,
teg
Thorough-ly.
The engines must be thoroughly over-
hauled MCB
Thorough caulking necessary ifm
Thoroughfare.
Those. (See These) cni
Though. Although edf
Thought-ful-ly-ness.
Thousand-th.
Thread.
Threaten-ed-ing. To threaten.
Appearances are threatening; be on
your guard FN
Is, or, Are threatened by the enemy .lzq
Three. Theice.
Three blades of propeller broken _.gmb
Three-masted schooner vjk
Throat.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
THROTTLE— TIFFIN.
XRF
XRG
XRH
XRI
XRJ
XRK
XRL
XRM
XRN
XRO
XRP
XRQ
XRS
XRT
XRU
XRV
XRW
XRY
XRZ
XSA
XSB
Throttle-d-ing.
— Throttle valve.
Through.
Can one break through the ice? hey
Do you think I could get through the
ice? : pbh
The- ice is so solid I can not break
through; send help. pcf
Through, or, Into the channel ilv
Through the day knw
Through the fog : ngo
Through the strait _wym
Through the water yvl
Through the winter zgj
Throughout.
Throw-n-ing. .Threw.
Enemy is throwing up batteries FYS
Have you any means of throwing a
line? __ quj
Mortar for throwing a line sap
Obliged to throw overboard sm y
Rocket to throw a line. L. S. A. rocket,
UZG
"Was thrown on her (or, my) beam ends,
GAX
Thrum-med.
Thrust.
Thrust bearing gbq
Thrust block broken gmz
Thrust block damaged gna
Thrust-block rings defective gnb
Thrust collars damaged jad
— Thrust shaft.
— Thrust shaft broken.
Thumb.
Thunder-ed-ing.
There has been, or, "We have had a
storm of thunder and lightning.. qtl
Thursday.
— Before Thursday.
Last Thursday ..-QGP
— Next Thursday.
— Thursday morning.
— Thursday night.
Thus.
Thwart-ed-ing. To thwart.
Thwart. (Seat of a boat. )
Tical. (Coin) ave
Ticket.
Pay ticket ter
Ticket of admission .*dmf
Tide.
Against the tide (current, or, stream),
DSE
As soon as the flood tide makes fbp
Athwart the current (tide, or, stream) ,
FJI
xsc
XSD
XSE
XSF
XSG
XSH
XSI
XSJ
XSK
XSL
XSM
XSN
xso
XSP
XSQ
XSR
XST
XSU
xsv
xsw
XSY
xsz
Tide — Continued.
Bar impassable for boats on the ebb
tide eq
— By to-morrow's tide.
Can- not stem the tide (or, current) .kpx
Do not abandon the vessel until the tide
has ebbed ad
Do you know the tides? qby
Drop down with the tide -. ..loc
Ebb tide lsn
Eddy tide ltg
Flood tide nfo
Half tide oln
—High tide. *
How is the tide? "What tide have we
now? xf
Keep out of the tide (or, current) ...xg
Lee tide qmi
Neap tide sfd
— Next tide.
Race. Tide race ugh
Spring tide wox
Spring tides rise — feet woy
The tide will float her off kfe
—This tide.
—Tidal.
Tidal dock ljm
— Tide flows at — .
— Tide has fallen ■ — feet.
— Tide has risen — feet.
— Tide is falling.
— Tide is rising.
— Tide rises — feet.
— Tide rode.
Tide, or, Current sets to the — kge
— Tide tables.
Tide, or, Current will run very strong.
(Miles per hour may follow) kgb
Try the current (or, tide)» kgf
"Was the tide high when you grounded?
Ci
"Was the tide low when you grounded?
CJ
"Weather tide yzt
What is the rise and fall of tide? xh
"What is the set and rate of tide (or,
current)? kgj
— What is the strength of the tide?
When is the highest tide? ovh
— "When the tide.
When the tide slacks _..wfs
— "When the tide turns.
When will the tide ebb? xi
When will the tide flow? xj
— When will the tide suit?
When will the tide turn? xk
—Will the tide suit?
—With the tide.
You will not lie afloat all the tide, .dqg
Tidings.
Have you any tidings of the crew?.KDB
Tie-ding. To TIE.
Tier.
Ground tier .... . oil
Tierce. (Measure of capacity) azs
Tiffin. Lunch rdj
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TIGHT— TO.
XTA
XTB
XTC
XTD
XTE
XTF
XTG
XTH
XTI
XTJ
XTK
XTL
XTM
XTN
TlGHT-LY-NESS-ER.
Air-tight dwj
— Packed-tight.
— Water-tight.
' Water-tight compartment jhb
Water-tight door. lks
TlGHTEN-ED-ING.
Till. (See also Until) ylc
Can you stop till — ? wxd
Will hold together till — owy
Tiller.
Tiller rope J vab
Timber.
Baulk of timber ..fzg
Timber cargo -- _hzn
■Timber ship.
Time.
[For Hours and Minutes see page 58.)
About the time dab
Another time - ..eml
Apparent time erm
Asks precise time of high water and
minimum depth at that time . — xe
At all times --. dyj
— At any time.
At no time -" fil
At the same time. The same time.VGP
At the (or, that) time specified fja
At what time (.or, hour)? fjc
At what time do you expect? . mnd
Barely time to save the mail REY
Best time ghy
.By what time? hpt
Can I depend upon your time? RS
Can you depend upon your time? - -KUE
— Can you fix any time for — ?
— Can not fix any time — for — .
During the time in harbor lpv
Enough time mdz
Everytime mjp
First time.. __nbh
Forward message immediately without
loss of time -.--•— - nmy
— From time to time.
Have been on short allowance for some
time DZI
How long a time? QYL
— How many times?
I can not depend upon my time kuh
If time will admit dmc
In a short time --- VZT
— In time.
Is there time ball at — ? - fth
Last time QGR
Latest posting time — is Qhg
Local time Q*w
Xong time— ago. Long ago dtl
Lose no time RAP
Lose no time in getting to the anchor-
age --ELC
Lose no time in shoring up - - or
Lose-ing, Losttime... !.ras
May I depend upon your time? - - - - - -RS
Mean time RNP
Minute- of time EVE
XTO
XTP
XTQ
XTB,
XTS
XTU
XTV
XTW
XTY
XTZ
XUA
XUB
XUC
XUD
XUE
XUF
Time — Continued.
My chronometer is fast of Greenwich
(or, first meridian) mean time gr
My chronometer is slow of Greenwich
(or, first meridian) meantime gs
My first meridian (or, Greenwich) mean
time is — .. *- xl
Next time (or, opportunity) sry
—Not time enough.
— Short time.
Sometime .^..wjs
Sometime ago (or, since) dto
The best time ghy
The same time. At the same time.VGP
— There will be time — to (or, for).
—This time.
Time appointed etc
Time ball fti
Time ball drops at — ftj
Time enough mdz
Time fuze nva
Time-table xig
Time will be gained — by.
— Time will be lost.
—Timely. '
What are the time arrangements for — ?
EXL
What is the precise time of high water,
and minimum depth at that time?-XE
What time is dinner? law
When does time ball drop? ftk
When were your last observations for
time? RY
When will be the best time for crossing
the bar?-- xm
Will take — time to complete jkw
Will you show your Greenwich (or, first
meridian) mean time? xn
Timely — xtv
-HUG
Tin.
Tinned, or, Canned -
— Tinplate.
— Tinsmith.
Tincture.
— Tincture of -henbane.
Tincture of rhubarb . -_ uwq
— Tincture of steel.
Tip-ped-ping.
Coal tip iwt
TlRE-D-ING.
Much tired ( or, fatigued ) mtx
Too tired (or, fatigued) mty
Title.
To cno
Am, Is, or, Are to beh
Am I to? bef
As to -FBS
— Does not belong to.
Heave to osc
Heaving, Hove-to osi>
Lay to QJC
Me to cef
Not to CGF
Not to be cgh
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
TO— TOO.
XUG
XUH
XUI
XUJ
XUK
XUL
XUM
XUN
To — tontinued.
Not to be done --- ...ogi
Not to be had cgj
To CNO
To be cnp
To be at - cnq
.To be done ...cnr
To be had cns
To-day _knx
To-day's post kny
To do -. CNT
To have cnu
To him (his, her-s, it-s) ...CNV
To leeward qml
Tome (my, mine) ...cnw
To-night-'s -. xuq
To-night's post xus
To rendezvous at — -- uqo
To see you ._ vob
To the -Cnx
To the buoy -. hmx
To, or, For the eastward. lse
To the island ptr
To, or, For the northward - s JP
To, or, At the rendezvous --UQP
To, or, For the southward _ . wlk
To, or, For the westward zbs
To, or, By the wind hpq
To them (their-s) cny
To these (or, those) _.cnz
To this (or, that) _.coa
To us (our-s) ...... cob
To which (or, what) cod
To whom (or, whose) coe
To windward zfy
To you-r-s- ... cop
"Went — to zbq
"Wrote to— on — zjv
You are ordered to — suz
Tobacco-nist.
Tobacco pipe ...tkn
To-day : knx
— To day-'s.
To-day's post kny
"What is the meteorological report for
to-day? zk
Toe.
i
Together.
Let us keep together for mutual protec-
tion IN
"We can defend ourselves if we keep '
together _pye
"Will hold together till — ow y
TOGGLE-D-ING.
Told. (See Tell) xms
Who told (or, said so)? xmz
Tolerable-y.
— Tolerable observations.
Tolerably healthy. Tolerably well.OQZ
Toll.
Toman. (Coin) avf
Tomme. (Measure of length) awy
XUO
XUP
XUQ
XUR
XUS
XUT
XUV
XTJW
XUY
XUZ
XVA
XVB
XVC
XVD
To-morrow.
Before to-morrow sah
By to-morrow's post. To-morrow's post,
TQH
By to-morrow's tide xsc
The day after to-morrow drv
To-morrow afternoon drz
To-morrow evening mil
To-morrow morning sae
— To-morrow night. •
To-morrow-'s post. By to-morrow's post,
TQH
What is the meteorological forecast for
to-morr<»w? - zl
To-night.
— I sail to-night..
— To-night's post.
Ton. (Measure of cubic capacity) -__ayi
Ton. (Measure of weight) bav
Coals — shillings a toil at — gz
— How many tons — of ?
— How many tons do you takje ?
How many tons dead weight of cargo
must you have? --_ ias
How many tons measurement of goods
can you take? oev
— Ton measurement.
Ton of coal ixk
Ton measurement of goods oey
— Ton of water.
Want — tons dead weight of cargo.-iBE
Tonde. (Measure of capacity) azt
Tongue.
Tonic.
Tonnage.
Registered tonnage — is unt
Tonnage burden hnb
Tonnage gross oid
What is your (or vessel's indicated) reg-
istered tonnage? _- unv
Tonne. (Measure of weight) _-_bav
Too.
Too big -GJN
Too close (or, near) .-- ivj
Too dear *. kov
Too deep krb
Too far off .._.._- _mtd
Too far to the eastward '. ' . - - lsf
Too far to the northward s JQ
Too far to the southward wlm
Too far to the westward . zbt
— Too few.
Too large '. gjn
Too large a number (or, quantity) of,
QFV
Too late QHi
Too little. Too small QVX
Too long qyx
Too low rbx
Too much (or, many) RKS
Too much disabled lbx
Too much scope . VJQ
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TOO— TORPEDO.
XVE
XVF
XVG
XVH
XVI
XVJ
XVK
XVL
XVM
XVN
XVO
XVP
XVQ
XVR
xvs
XVT
xvu
xvw
Too — Continued.
Too much sea.- .'. uv
Too much surf xfu
Too much swell xhk
Too much wind zfb
Too near.- , ivj
—Too old.
— Too short.
Too small (or, little) ._ qvx
Too soon wkb
Too thin .. xpr
Too tired (or, fatigued) mty
Took. (See Take) xka
Tool.
Carpenter's tools ibw
Caulker's tools ipk
Cooper's tools - jvk'
Engineer's tools mcv
I have not carpenter's tools. Want car-
penter's tools -- mx
— I have not tools. I have no tools.
Let them bring their tools with them,
HJD
Painter's tools (or, brushes) hkp
Vessel named can lend you carpenter's
tools IBZ
—With tools.
Tooth.
Top-ped-ingi To top.
At top Of ' FJB
Foretop "- njf
I can not make out the top flag ndi
Maintop RGY
Military top RUC
Mizzentop Rwm
— Top. (The summit of .)
Top up boat '. gvb
— Top rope.
— Top-tackle pennant.
— Top your lower yard.
Topgallant.
Pore topgallant mast njg
Pore topgallant sail njh
Pore topgallant yard- ...^.-NJi
Jigger topgallant yard and sail pvt
Main topgallant mast RGZ
Main topgallant sail RHA
Main topgallant yard Rhb
Mizzen topgallant mast Rwv
Mizzen topgallant sail Rwx
Mizzen topgallant yard hwy
Set topgallant sails vep
Take in topgallant sails xjp
— Topgallant mast.
—Topgallant rigging.
— Topgallant sail.
Topgallant sheet vuz
— Topgallant studding sail.
— Topgallant yard.
Topmast.
Pore topmast njk
Pore topmast, sprung njl
Pore topmast staysail n jm
Main topmast khc
Main topmast staysail Rhd
XVY
XVZ
XWA
XWB
XWC
XWD
XWE
XWP
XWG
XWH
XWI
XWJ
XWK
XWL
XWM
Topmast— Continued.
Mizzen topmast -_rwz
Mizzen topmast staysail rxa
Topmast backstay fqp
Topmast cap .-- hvm
— Topmast crosstrees.
— Topmast rigging.
Topmast staysail wsg
Topmast staysail sheet vwa
— Topmast studding sail.
Topsail.
— Back the main topsail.
Double topsails - lkz
— Double topsail yard.
Pill the main topsail myb
Pore topsail njo
Pore topsail yard njp
Gaff topsail - -_nvg
I have carried away topsail yard--_ZKN
I have sprung (or, damaged) lower top-
sail yard.- -Kji
I have sprung (or, damaged) topsail
yard kjm
I nave sprung (or, damaged) upper top-
sail yard -- - k jn
Jigger topsail yard and sail pvu
Keep main topsail shivering pzj
Keep mizzen topsail shivering pzk
Lower fore topsail yardr nki
Lower main topsail yard rgf
Lower mizzen topsail yard rwo
Lower spanker topsail yard wlu
Lower topsail.. RCH
Main topsail *---. Rhe
Main topsail yard rhp
Main topsail yard sprung rhg
Mizzen topsail Rxb
Mizzen topsail yard rxc
— Shift a topsail.
Topsail sheet vwb
— Topsail yard.
Upper fore topsail yard nkj
Upper main topsail yard RHK
— Upper spanker topsail yard.
—Upper topsail.
— Upper topsail yard.
Topside. Topside planking.
Tore. Torn — xlk
Tornado.
Torpedo.
Beware of torpedo boats xo
Beware of topedoes ; channel is mined,
XP
Boom for torpedo net gzy
— Directible torpedo.
Enemy's torpedo boat _lzm
Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen
to the — , steering to the — oh
First-class torpedo boat gsx
Have you seen any torpedo boat? xr
How many torpedo boats passed in sight?
GTK
Is there danger of mines (or, torpedo
boats)? - xs
Line of torpedoes Qur
Locomotive torpedo j. qyd
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GENERAL, VOCABULARY.
Part IL
TORPEDO— TRADE.
XWN
xwo
XWP
XWQ
XWR
xws
XWT
xwu
xwv
XWY
XWZ
XYA
XYB
XYC
XYD
XYE
XYF
XYG
XYH
XYI
XYJ
XYK
XYL
XYM
I XYN
I XYO
Torpedo — Continued.
— Mine, or, Torpedo buoy.
Outrigger torpedo, or, Spar torpedo.swR
Saw torpedo boat (number, if necessary)
at — (or, near — ) •_- XT
Submerged torpedo buoy --.xbl
— Torpedo attack.
— Torpedo boat.
Torpedo boom gzy
Torpedo (or, Mine) buby xws
Torpedo carriage icf
— Topedo case.
—Torpedo catcher (or, chaser, or, de-
stroyer).
— Torpedo cruiser.
— Torpedo gun.
— Torpedo gunboat (or, vessel).
— Torpedo net.
—Torpedo station.
— Torpedo tube.
Whitehead torpedo -- zdm
(number) torpedo boats (give nation-
ality) passed in sight.
Torrent.
Torrid. Torrid zone.
torture-d-ing.
Toss-ed-ing. To toss.
T0TAL-LY.
Total loss. All lost-...--. dxo
Totally, or, Quite different-ly kzo
What is the total amount? ego
Tou. ( Measure of capacity) azu
Touch-ed-ing. To touch.
Do you (or vessel indicated) call any-
where (or, at — )? hw
Does, or, Do not touch at (or, call any-
where) HTD
Have you touched any where (or, at — )?
EQT
I have (or vessel indicated has) not
touched the ground dtjt
I have orders for you not to touch at — ,
SN
I shall not touch anywhere (or, at) .equ
I shall touch at — htf
Toung, or, Saading. ( Measure of length) ,
AWS
Tourniquet.
Tow, or, Cotton waste jxv
Tow-ed-ing. (For signals between ships
towing and being towed, see page 35. )
— Are towing cables, or, Is cable fast?
Be on your guard against long tows.oiw
— Can tow.
Can you take me in tow? --.xu
— Can you tow?
— Canyou tow me (orvessel indicated) off?
Can not take you in tow xv
— Cast off towing cable (or, cables).
— Do you want to be towed?
XYP
XYQ
XYR
XYS
XYT
XYU
XYV
XYW
XYZ
XZA
XZB
XZC
XZD
XZE
XZP
XZG
XZH
XZI
XZJ
XZK
Tow — Continued.
Engines broken down ; towed in by — ,
MCJ
Fasten your chain to towing cable . . hrc
— Have a towline ready.
— I can not take you in tow, but will re-
port you at — and send immediate
assistance.
I will take her in tow xjg
I will take you in tow xjh
I wish to be taken in tow xw
— In tow.
— Prepare to be towed clear.
— Reduce dpeed; you are towing me too
fast.
Send boat to tow guq
Shall I take you in tow? -_.xy
Ship disabled ; will you tow me into —
(port indicated)"! my
Stop engines to adjust towing cables,
DKH
Take her in tow xjl
Take in tow xjq
Tow astern , phs
— Towed by, or, In tow of — .
Towing bollard gxr
Towing cable is damaged (or, stranded),
HRX
— Towing cable is fast.
— Towing hawser.
— Towing light.
Tugboat ydr
Will take you (or ship indicated) in tow,
XKC
Will you take me (or vessel indicated)
in tow? _-- xkd
Towline.
Have a towline ready xyp
Have you sufficient towline? que
Look out for the towline qzu
Send for the towline quv
Sending for the towline VPX
Shorten in both hawsers opx
Towing cable is fast xyv
Towing hawser xyw
Toward.
Stand toward the — wqj
Tower.
Conning tower jpp
Town.
—Town hall.
— Town major.
Trace-d-ing.
— No trace — of.
—Tracing paper.
Track-ed-ing.
Track chart — of... my
Traction engine ..max
Trade-d-ing. To trade.
Board of Trade gpc
Board of Trade officer (or, inspector),
GPD
Coasting trade _.iya
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
419
TRADE— TEINITY.
XZL
XZM
XZN
XZO
XZP
XZQ
XZR
XZS
XZT
XZU
XZV
XZW
XZY
YAB
YAC
YAD
YAE
YAF
YAG-
YAH
Trade — Continued.
Coasting vessel. Coasting trade ship,
IYB
— Foreign trade.
Freetrade-r npv
Home trade... oxk
Opium trade -.srp
Slave trade. wga
Trades union yjd
■Tradesman.
Trader.
Trade-mark rln
What trade-mark (or, brand)? hdy
Trade wind.. zfc
During the monsoon (or, trades) ryj
Had the monsoon (or, trade winds) set
in? ■_— ryk
Where did you fall in with the trade (or,
monsoon)? rym
Where did you lose the trade (or, mon-
soon)? RBI
Traffic-ed-ing.
— Traffic interrupted by the snow.
Train. (A railway train. )
Armored train evz
Special train wmp
— Train leaves for — at — .
— When do the trains leave for — ?
Train-ed-ing. To train.
Training ship
-VXF
Tramway.
Transact-ed-ing-ion.
Business transaction — hnw
Transatlantic.
Transfer-red-ring-ence-able.
Have shipwrecked crew on board (num-
ber to follow) ; will you let me trans-
fer them to you? kda
Vessel seriously damaged ; wish to trans-
fer passengers.. - hm
Tranship-ped-ping-ment.
Transit.
Translate-d-ing-ion-or.
Transmit-ted-ting-ssion.
Forward my communication by tele-
graph and pay for its transmission .hy
Transom.
Transport.
Military transport KUD
Transport agent — ,-DSX
Government transport (or, ship) ..ofw
Transport-ed-ing-ation.
YAI
YAJ
YAK
YAL
YAM
YAN
YAO
YAP
YAQ
YAR
YAS
YAT
YAU
YAV
YAW
YAX
YAZ
YBA
YBC
YBD
YBE
YBF
YBG
YBH
Trap.
Mess traps rqi
Travel-ed-ing-er.
Traveler. (Horse) oyg
Trawl-ed-ing-er.
Steam trawler wti
Treachery-otjs-ly.
Treason-able.
Treasure-er.
Treasury.
Treat-ed-tng-ment.
Hospital treatment oyt
Medical treatment ■ ron
Require hospital treatment oyu
Treaty.
Treble. (Triple) ybi
Tree.
Cross-trees keh
Trestle-trees yau
Trbmble-d-ing. Tremor.
Trend-ing.
Trestle. Trestle-trees.
Trial.
I am on full-speed trial-Code Flag over a
Steam trial ... 1 _ wsy
— Trial takes place on the — .
Triangle-ular-ly.
Triatic, or, Diagonal stay kyq
Tribe-al.
Trice-d-ing — UP.
Trifle-ing.
Damage trifling kjb
Trim.
Coal trimmer iwu
Lamp trimmer. qdi
— Trimmed.
Trimmed by the head ; — inches by the
head hpk
Trimmed by the stern ; — inches by the
stern hpn
— Trimmer.
— Trimming.
Your lights are out (or, want trimming).
Made by flashes, or by
blasts of a steam whistle.
Trinity House, or. Lighthouse Board,
GPN
— Trinity pilot.
420
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
TEIP— TUESDAY.
Trip.
Try — Continued.
Tripped her anchor ejx
Experiment will be tried moi
YCM
—Fully tried.
YBI
Triple. Treble.
YCN
— Has it been tried?
Triple-expansion engine may
YCO
— Have, or, Has been tried.
Have, or, Has tried pkm
YBJ
Tripoli. Tripoli colors.
YCP
— Have you tried?
Have you tried the temperature of the
YBK
Trolley.
sea?- -.- xnf
YCQ
— I am (or person indicated is) trying to
YBL
Troop.
do so.
Enemy's troops embark-ed-ing lwq
I shall try for shelter in — (port indi-
Enemy's troops land-ed-ing lzn
cated) VWK
Native troops sef
I shall try the anchorage ela
To embark troops lwt
YCE
— In trying to.
Troop boat — gvc
Shall I try (or, attempt) — to?..^ fkr
YBM
— Troopship.
Shall, or, Will try -- fkt
. Troops are all embarked lwu
Tried yck
Troops are embarking lwv
YCS
— Try again.
YBN
— Troops are in good health.
YCT
— Try if you can.
YBO
— Troops are ready to disembark.
YCU
— Try rate of sailing.
YBP
— Troops on board.
Try the current (or, tide) kgf
YBQ
— Troops will be ready — to (or, for).
Try to club haul iwg
YBE
— W hat is the state of health of the troops
Try to enforce it mac
at—?
YCV
—Try to effect.
When do troops embark? lwx
Try to enter _ mfd
Try to escape mha
YBS
Tropic-al.
YCW
— Try to find out.
Try to. make out the name of vessel
YBT
Trouble-d-ing-some.
in — (direction indicated) sdp
.
YCX
— Try to recover.
YBU
Trough.
YCZ
— Try your best.
Useless to try fks
YBV
Trousers.
Will try (or, attempt) — to fkt
Will you try to — ? FKU
YBW
Truce.
Flag of truce _ncy
YDA
Trysail.
Storm trysail wxy
YBX
Truck.
Tschetwerik. (Measure ofcapacity).AXV
YBZ
True-ly.
Are your bearings true or magnetic ?
GBD
True bearings ... _-jiH
TsiN.or, Mace. (Coin)- AUG
Tsun. (Measure of length) ... awz
YCA
Trumpet.
YDB
Tub.
YCB
Trunk.
YDC
TUBE-ULAR.
Shaft trunk ." vtk
Boiler tube own
YCD
YCE
YCF
Trust-ed-ing. To trust.
— Trusty. Trustworthy.
Are the pilots trustworthy? tiv
Do not trust to the weather ; it has not
done yet - .. py
— Do not trust too much to your pilot.
Boiler tube burst — awp
Boiler-tube ferrule - gwo
Boiler tubes leaking-y rg
Boiler tubes salted __. gwq
Condenser tube jmt
Condenser tubes choked (or, salted),
JMV
Condenser tubes leaking jmw
Condenser tubes out of order jmx
— Condensing boiler tubes burst.
— Friction tube.
Main shaft broken in stern tube rgt
YCG
YCH
. Harbor trust ona
— I do not like to trust too much to my — .
May be trusted (or, depended upon)-KUJ
— Not to be trusted.
Trustworthy. Trusty. yce
YDE
YDF
YCI
Trusteeship.
Eocket tube - uzh
Stern tube wuz
YCJ
Try-ing. To try. (See also Attempt
Stern tube damaged.-- wva
and Endeavor. )
Sweeping tubes (flues, or, funnels) .nfz
YCK
—Tried.
Torpedo tube. xwz
Channel has altered; do not try itr.ECD
YDG
— Tubes out of order.
YCL,
— Do not try.
Do not try to wear - .- yxp
Tubular boiler gxn
Do not try without a pilot-- fkl
YDH
Tuesday.
Experiment has been tried- moh
YDI
— Before Tuesday.
Part II.
GENERAL, VOCABULARY.
421
TUESDAY— ULLAGE.
YDJ
YDK
YDL
YDM
YDN
YDO
YDP
YDQ
YDR
YDS
YDT
YDU
YDV
YD"W
YDX
YDZ
YEA
YEB
YEC
YED
YEF
YEG
YEH
YEI
YEJ
YEK
YEL
YEM
YEN
YEO
YEP
YEQ
YER
Tuesday — Continued.
Last Tuesday qgs
—Next Tuesday.
— Tuesday morning.
— Tuesday night.
Tug-Ged-ging. To tug. (For signals
between ships towing and being towed,
see page 35. )
— Do you want a tug?
Government tug ofz
—Is tug (indicated) engaged?
— Send a tug (indicate if more than one)
to me (or to vessel in direction pointed
out).
— Sending, Sent tug.
Shall I send you a tug? tqo
There are no tugs available xz
—Tug. Tugboat.
— Tug has not sufficient power.
Tug is disabled , T.BY
Tug is going to you _. ya
Want a tug (if more indicate number) ,
YP
"Want another tug (indicate' if more
than one) ytr
Tumbler. ( Glass. )
Tunis-ian. Tunisian Colors.
Tunnel.
— Tunnel shaft.
— Tunnel shaft broken.
Tunny.
Turban.
Turbine.
Turbot.
Turk-ish. Turkish Colors.
Bank of Turkey.- - euv
Turn.
— In turn.
— It is your turn.
TURN-ED-ING. TO TURN.
— Can turn.
— Can not turn.
Turn electric lights— on. lvk
Turn off electric light _ .lvj
Turnscrew YE0<
— Turntable.
— Turning circle.
—Turning gear.
When the tide turns xsr
When will the tide turn? xk
—Will turn.
Turnip.
Turnscrew.
Turntable -- YEL
Turpentine.
YES
YET
YEU
YEV
YEW
YEX
YEZ
YFA
YFB
YPC
YFD
YFE
YFG
YFH
YFI
YFJ
YFK
YFL
YFM
YFN
YFO
YFP
YFQ
YFR
XFS
Turret. Turret ship.
— Turret gun.
Turtle.
Tutor-ition. ,
Twelfth.
Twentieth.
— Twenty-first.
— Twenty -second.
— Twenty -third.
— Twenty -fourth.
—Twenty-fifth.
— Twenty -sixth.
— Twenty-seventh.
— Twenty-eighth.
— Twenty-ninth.
YFT
YFU
YFV
Twice. Two yep
Twilight.
Twin screw.
— Twin-screw steamer.
Twine-d-ing. .
— Twine, needles, and palms for repairing
sails.
Twist-ed-ing.
Cotton twist Jxu
Two. Twice.
Between the two giw
Two blades of propeller broken gmc
Type.
— Typewriter.
Typhoid fever ..mws
Typhoon. Hurricane -pai
Typhus fever.
U. (Letter.) (For new method of
see page 13. )
Ulcer-ate-d-ing-ion.
Ullage.
422
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
ULTIMATUM— UNDERRATE.
YFW
YFX
YFZ
YGA
YGB
YGC
YGD
YGE
YGF
YGH
YGI
YGJ
YGK
YGL
YGM
YGN
YGO
YGP
YGQ
YGR
YGS
Ultimatum.
Umbrella.
Umpire-d-ing.
Unable — to.
1 Am, Is, or, Are unable — to cyg
If — (persons or things indicated) is
(or, are) unable to — (can not) ..byo
Inability pfw
Lifeboat unable to come er
Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and lon-
gitude to follow, if necessary) but was
unable to ascertain whether any of
the people were remaining . zw
Shall, or, Will be unable to - oys
Sorry I am unable to comply with your
request . usx
— Unable for want of.
Unable to arrange exk
Unable to ask fdr
Unable to comply — with ; can not . _ jlc
Unable to weigh anchor e jy
Vessel, or, Person is not able (unable)
to comply -JLG
Unacquainted — with.
Unadulterated.
Unaided.
Unalterable-y. Unaltered.
Position remains unaltered tps
Unanimous-ly.
Unanswered-able-y.
Signal is not answered enm
Unarmed.
Unauthorized, or, Without authority,
fmz
Unavoidable-y.
Unaware.
Unbend-ing-bent.
Unbend cables hry
—Unbend sails.
Unbit-ted.
Uncertain-ty. Not certain. ihm
Uncivil-ly-ized.
Unclaimed.
Uncle.
Uncomfortable-y.
Uncommon-ly. ( Unusual)
YGT Unconcern-ed-ly.
-YLN
YGU
Unconditional-ly.
YGV
YGW
YGX
YGZ
YHA
YHB
YHC
YHD
YHE
YHF
YHG
YHI
YHJ
YHK
YHL
YHM
YHN
YHO
YHP
YHQ
Unconscious-ly.
Uncover-ed-ing.
Uncultivated.
Undeceive-d-ing.
Undefended.
Under.
Buried under hno
Cargo underweight iaj
Come under stern .._ --_jco
Do not anchor. Keep under weigh, ehw
Engines under temporary repair. __mbk
Is, or, Are not stiff under canvas - _hvf
Is, or, Are very stiff under canvas _hvg
Keep under the land. Keep, or, Stand
closer in lt
Keep under weigh. Donotanchor.EHW
Need be under no anxiety about eoj
Not under control. (Two black balls or
shapes vertical) jed
' Not under control lights (lamps, or,
lanterns) jec
Rock under water uyx
— Under all sail.
Under arrest exr
Under blockade gnp
Under bond gyq
Under care (or, charge) — of hyo
Under command-;-of jeh
— Under consideration.
Under cover — of kao
Undercurrent.
Under easy sail lrz
— Under experiment.
Under fire — of was
Under ground.
Under jury masts rmd
Under no anxiety — to (for, or, about),
eok
Under no circumstances irj
— Under-officer of.
Under orders of sur
Under orders — for(or, to) — .._. suq
Under steady helm . otu
— Under steam.
— Under temporary repair.
Under the battery fyu
Under the circumstances irk
• Under the engine room mce
— Under the necessity of.
— Under water. (Depth to be indicated,
if necessary. )
Under way yxg
Under weigh. Aweigh. fpr
Under weight yia
Under your care. Under your charge,
HYP
Undercurrent yhe
Undergo-ing-ne.
Is obliged to undergo repairs smt
Undermine-d-ing.
Underneath.
Underrate-d-ing.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
423
UNDERRUN— UNKNOWN.
YHR
YHS
YHT
YHU
YHV
YHW
YHX
YHZ
YIA
YIB
YIC
YID
YIE
YIF
YIG
YIH
YIJ
YIK
YIL
YIM
Underrun-ning-ran _ _ _ vck
Undersell-ing-sold.
Understand-ing-stood.
Am I to understand you agree? dtv
■Can understand.
— Can not understand the message.
Could you understand their signals?
Could you understand what they were
signaling about? wci
Do not understand Morse code -T-.-SAi
Do, or. Did you (or person indicated)
understand? jlo
Do you understand Morse code? saj
—Do you understand the message?
Do, or, Did you understand their signals?
wci
Does, or, Did he (or person indicated)
understand?' jlo
Flags seen, but signal not understood,
wcx
Last hoist not understood ; repeat it . URK
Message is not understood rqp
Perfectly understand-ing-stood tfv
Signal not understood though the flags
are distinguished wcx
Stranger does not understand your sig-
nal.- -- wdj
The signal is not understood; repeat it
(from hoist indicated) vi
Understand the communication per-
fectly JFW
Youhave misunderstood the signal-WDR
Undertake-ing-n-took.
— Will you (or person indicated) under-
take it?
Undervalue-d-ing.
Under weight. Short weight.
Underwrite-ing-ten. Underwrote.
Underwriter.
Board, of underwriters- ope
Consult underwriters JRV
For the benefit of the underwriters.GFL
Undo-ing-ne. Undid.
Undock-ed-ing — -LJN
Undoubted-ly LMB
Undress-ed-ing.
Uneasy-ily-ness.
Unemployed.
Unequal-led-ly.
Uneven-ly-ness.
Unexpected.
Unfair-ly.
Unfathomed-able.
YIN
YIO
YIP
YIQ
YIR
YIS
YIT
YIU
YIV
YIW
YIX
YIZ
YJA
YJB
YJC
YJD
YJE
YJF
YJG
YJH
YJI
YJK
YJL
YJM
YJN
Unfavorable-ly
Unfinished.
Unfit-ted-ting-ness.
— Unfit for the purpose.
Unforeseen. Could not foresee, .nla
Unfortified.
Unfortunate-ly.
Unfrequented.
Unfulfilled.
Unguarded-ly.
Unhandy.
Unhealthy-ily-iness. ( Unwholesome) ,
YLQ
Unhesitatingly oum
Unhook-ed-ing.
Unhurt.
Uniform. (Official dress.)
Unimportant-ce. Of little import-
ance .. ...pey
Uninhabited- able.
Uninhabited island (or, coast) pts
Uninjured yiz
Unintelligible poj
You have abridged the message so much
that it is unintelligible dar
Unintentional-ly. (Accidental) dck
Union.
Dockers' Union lja
Seamen's and Firemen's Union nar
— Trades union.
Union des Yachts ...zkj
Union jack.
Ensign union downwards. ....mej
Unit.
Unite-d-ing.
— United force.
—United Kingdom.
United States of America - - - -V. efc
Universe-al-ly.
University.
Unjust-ly-ifiable-y.
Injustice — ple
Unknown.
Cause unknown.-... ifr
Name unknown :-.- --SDN
Size unknown wey
424
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
UNLAWFUL— UNTRUSTWORTHY.
YJO
Unlawful-ly-ness.
Unsafe — Continued.
You are in a dangerous (or, unsafe)
YJP
Unless.
position. Your position is dangerous,
I shall abandon my vessel unless
i you will
GN
keep by us
AH
YKP
Unsatisfactory -ily.
I will not sign the bill of lading un-
Papers unsatisfactory tan
less — -
GKW
Unless a change takes place--.
IKX
YKQ
Unsatisfied-ying.
YJQ
— Unless I hear.
Unless it fails .
IRA
YKR
Unseaworthy-iness.
YJR
— Unless we are obliged.
Cargo so badly stowed I am not sea-
Unless your communication is
very lm-
worthy IAG
portant I must be excused .
u
Condemned as unseaworthy jml
Unlicensed. Not licensed
QPO
YKS
Unseen.
Unlikely. Not likely
QTW
YKT
Unserviceable. Useless.
Rendered unserviceable uql
YJS
Unlimited.
YKU
Unsettle-d.
YJT
Unload-ed. To unload.
Affairs are very unsettled dpa
YJU
— Unloading.
Do not leave anything unsettled qkr
YJV
Unlock-ed-ing.
Light, unsettled weather yzb
YJW
Unlooked-for.
Unlucky-ily. (Unfortunate) -.
YIS
YKV
YKW
Unshackle-d-ing.
Unship-ped-ping.
YJX
Unmanageable.
I am unmanageable
NP
YKX
Unskilled. Unskillful-ly.
YJZ
Unmooe-ed-ing.
YKZ
Unsound-ness.
YKA
Unnecessary-ily.
Unstable. Instability pmw
Do not expose yourself (or, people) un-
necessarily
MPF
XLA
Unsteady-ily-iness.
Regular survey unnecessary . .
UOD
YLB
Unsuccessful-ly.
YKB
Unoccupied.
— made an unsuccessful attack on.FKH
Unopposed. No opposition
STD
YLC
Until.
Bar can- not be crossed until — fvr
YKC
Unpack-ed-ing.
Do not alter — until ecf
Do not make any alteration — until --ECG
YKD
Unpaid.
YLD
Heave to until — lr
— I shall not be ready until — .
YKE
Unprecedented.
YLE
— I shall not wear — until — .
I shall stand off the land from — (hour
YKF
Unprepared.
indicated) to — (hour indicated), or,
I shall stand off until — qec
Unprotected. ( Undefended) ...
. . YHA
YLF
— Not until.
Race is postponed — until — - - ugf
YKG
Unprovided — with.
Stop until (or, for) •_.. wxj
Unsafe to remain until — .. -- .ykn
YKH
Unreeve-ing-rove.
Unsafe to run in until weather moder-
ates YKO
Unreliable
UOX
YLG
YLH
— -Until further orders.
—Until I.
YKI
Unreserved-ly.
YLI
— Until she.
Until weather moderates rxm
YKJ
Unrig-ged-ging.
YLJ
— Until you.
Wait until weather moderates _.gk
YKL
Unripe-ness.
W hen 1 have run my distance I shall
put her head off until — lgp
YKM
Unsafe-ness.
Shift your berth ; it is unsafe .
KT
YLK
Unto.
Unsafe anchorage
PE
YKN
— Unsafe to remain until — .
YLM
Untrue-truth.
YKO
— Unsafe to run in until weather moder-
ates.
Untrustworthy. (Not to be trusted) _ych
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GENERAL* VOCABULARY.
425
UNUSUAL— USUAL.
YLN
YLO
YLP
YLQ
YLE
YLS
YLT
YLU
YLV
YLW
YLX
YLZ
YMA
YMB
YMC
YMD
Unusual.
— Very unusual. Is very unusual.
Unwell.
Unwholesome-ness.
Unwilling-ly-ness.
— They are unwilling — to. r , »y"
Up.
Bear up — for --- ...gbr
Bear up instantly --LB
Beating up.-.. gcb
Bore up — for gbs
Bound to be given up hbw
Bound to give it up hbx
Brace up --- hdp
Brail up hds
Breaking up .- - hex
Bring up hiw
Clearing up. itj
Come up JCP
Get steam up ; report when ready . -KM
Haul up - — .opr.
Heave up - -.osh
Helm hard up — ...OTN
Hoist up - owj
I shall bear up gbt
I shall not bear up gbu
Is steam up? Are you at full speed?
vz
Keep steam up (or, ready) -.- KQ
May, or, Can I bear up 'Gbv
Much cut up khp
Pick up boat... — gty
Shall I get up steam? wa
Shall we bear up? ...gbw
Steam is not up ; will be ready in — ,
wb
Steam is up wc
Up and down — the lmn
-Up channel.
Up the river .. uyl
-Upwards.
Vessel indicated was compelled to bear
up -GBX
When do you intend to bring up?--EKF^
Where do you intend to bring up ?- . ekh
Will you require shoring up? vzp
-With steam up.
-HTB
Upon.
Call upon
Decided upon- kpb
Fire upon MZX
Upon condition JND
Upon no pretense whatever -.tuz
Upon what pretense ? tva
Upper.
Upper deck.' K<SE
Upper fore topsail yard nkj
Upper main topsail yard RHK
— Upper port.
Upper sail. Light sail Qsv
Upper spanker topsail yard xwg
Upper topsail xwh
— Upper works.
—Upper yard.
— Uppermost.
YME
YMF
YMG
YMH
YMI
YMJ
YMK
YML
YMN
YMO
YMP
YMQ
YMB
YMS
YMT
YMU
YMV
YMW
YMX
YMZ
UPRIGHT^Y-NEBS."
Perpendicular. . Upright tgl
Upset-ting.
Upside down lmo
Your flags seem to be incorrectly hoisted
(or, hoisted upside down) owm
Uptake.
Upwards .
-YLV
Urge-d-ing. To urge.
Urgent-ly-ncy.
Permission urgently requested to enter
harbor pd
Urgent orders (or, instructions) .-.pnl
Urinal. (Latrine) Qig
Uruguay-an. Uruguayan Colors.
Us. (See also Our-s and We) cog
Usage.
Use-ing.
Boat can not be used ■-- GRJ
Have all your anchors and cables ready
for use eig
I am using variation of — degrees, .jht
•In use.
■Is not used.
It will be of great use (or, service) _ -OHL
— May, or, Can use (or, be used).
— Must use.
— No use.
No use appealing - ers
No use carrying so much sail ved
Of any use. - epu
— Quite useless.
Ready for use -- UJV
To be used (or, employed) lxt
Use Alphabetical (Spelling) Table.wNE
Use ever y precaution tsd
Use flashing signals wdn
Use Morse Code sal
Use steamboat — for — gvd
Use utmost endeavors (exertions, or,
efforts)— to— — - — lty
Use your own discretion ldx
—Use your search light.
— Use your siren.
— Used — for — .
Useful. Serviceable vso
Useless. Unserviceable ykt
Useless to attempt (or, try)— to— _.pks
— Usefully.
What coins are used? izq
Will it be of any use? epx
Will use Morse code l...sam
You may go by soundings if you use
care wla
Ushr-el-ghirsh. (Coin) auk
Usual-ly.
According to the usual practice deo
As usual pbt
— The same as usual. Usual way.
426
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
UTMOST— VEDRO.
YNA
YNB
YNC
YND
YNE
YNF
YNG
YNH
YNI
YNJ
YNK
YNL
YNM
YNO
YNP
YNQ
YNR
YNS
YNT
Utmost.
Do the utmost you can to ensure hold-
ing on ; everything will be wanted,
MEX
— Do your utmost.
Of the utmost importance (or, conse-
quence) , JQO
— To the utmost.
Use utmost endeavors (exertions, or,
efforts) — to — -. lty
Utmost care must be taken hyq
Utmost endeavors ---LYV
V. (Letter. ) (For new method of spell-
ing, seepage 13.)
VaCANT-CY— FOR.
— Have no vacancy.
— Have you vacancy — for?
Vaccinate-d-ing-ion.
Vaccine lymph
-EDN
Vacuum.
— Can not get a vacuum.
— Good vacuum.
— Indifferent vacuum.
—Vacuum gauge.
Vain-ly.
Valid-ity.
Valley.
Value-d-able.
A visit from a Protestant clergyman
would be much valued ity
A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
would be much valued tvy
Of no value. Worthless zik
Valuable cargo ibc
"What is the price ? What is the value
of? tvw
Valuation.
Valve.
Air valve dwk
Bilge-pump valves out of order gjw
Blow-off valve gmz
Clack valve..! iru
YNU
YNV
YNW
YNX
YNZ
YOA
YOB
YOC
YOD
Valve — Continued.
Discharge valve out of order lor
Escape valve mow
Expansion valve out of order mna
Peed-check valve out of order iod
Feed valve out of order mvc
High-pressure valve out of order.. _ouy
Kingston valve qbd
Main-check valve out of order ioe
Safety valve _vdi
Safety valve out of order vdj
Sea-inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,
damaged) -L-.vla
Shut-off valve J...wat
Slide valve wgi
Slide valve broken wgj
Slide-valve gear wgk
Slide-valve gear damaged (or, out of
order) wgl
Slide valve out of order wgm
Slide-valve rod won
Slide-valve rod broken woo
Sluice valve whj
Sluice valve out of order whk
Smfting valve wih
Stop valve wxk
Throttle valve ..xrg
Vane.
Distinguishing vane lgy
Vang.
Vapor-ize-d-ing.
Vara. (Measure of length) axb
Variable. (See Vary) yoo
Variation.
Have you taken observations for varia-
tion? jhs
I am using variation of — degrees. . jht
I have had no observations for variation
lately. jht
Is there any variation? jhw
No variation jia
Variation by azimuth fqj
Variation of the compass jik
What is the variation? jin
What variation do you allow? .jip
Various-ly. Variety.
Varnish-ed-ing.
Vary-ied-ing.
Meteorological report for to-day gives
winds variable from — (direction
indicated) rsj
Meteorological report for to-morrow
gives winds variable from — (direc-
tion indicated) RSN
— Variable.
Variable wind.
Vat. (Measure of capacity) ayz
Veal znd
Vedro. ( Measure of capacity) azw
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
427
VEER— VESSEL.
YOE
YOF
YOG
YOH
YOI
YOJ
YOK
YOL
YOM
YON
YOP
YOQ
YOR
YOS
YOT
YOU
YOV
YOW
YOX
YOZ
YPA
YPB
YPC
YPD
YPE
Veer-ed-ing.
About to veer cable ...hqm
— Can not veer any more.
Can not veer any more cable hqy
Driving ; I can veer no more cable ; no
more anchors to let go nk
— I shall veer to.
Veer a breaker astern fxz
Veer a rope astern: vac
Veer cable to — (number of shackles
indicated) hsa
Veer boat astern gve
Veer both hawsers .opz
Veered-ing my cable. (Indicate which,
and number of shackles, if necessary),
HSB
Veer more cable : ku
Vegetable.
Fresh beef and vegetables gdc
Fresh vegetables to be obtained nrb
— No vegetables to be obtained.
Preserved potatoes tum
Preserved vegetables tuo
— Vegetable oil.
Vegetation.
Velocity. (Speed) wmu
Venereal disease leb
Venezolano, or. Dollar. (Coin) _._atj
Venezuela-n. Venezuelan Colors.
Venomous. Venom.
Ventilate-d-ing-ion-or.
Stokehold ventilator carried away.ww
Venture-d-ing.
— Did you venture ?
— Do not venture.
— I have ventured to.
— I shall venture.
— I will not venture.
— Will you venture ?
Venus. (Planet.)
Verbal-ly.
— Verbal order.
Verdict.
Verify-ied-ing-ication.
Veritas. French Lloyd's — nqp
Vermilion.
Vershok. (Measure of length) axc
Verst. . (Measure of length).-- axd
Vertical-ly.
Very.
A very satisfactory — ven
Affairs are very unsettled dpa
YPF
YPG
YPH
YPI
YPJ
YPK
YPL
YPM
YPN
YPO
YPQ
YPR
YPS
YPT
YPU
YPV
YPW
Very — Continued.
Be very strict - wzt
Boiler burst; very slight damage. .gvw
He, She; or, It is very bad frn
Is, or, Are very stiff under canvas _.hvg
Is, or , Are very zealous zmc
It is very strange wys
Not very narrow sea
Very acceptable dbx
Very anxious — about _ daj
Verybad-ly fru
Very bad draught fry
Very bad weather :_..frw
Very busy-ily hog
Very difficult (or, great difficulty) .kzt
— Very excusable.
Very fair draught lne
— Very few.
Very few arrivals eyt
— Very fine.
— Very fortunate.
— Very glad.
Very good oel
Very good chart imz
Very good draught lnf
Very happy-ily omt
Very healthy --- ora
Very heavy sea uw
Very kind-ly Qax
Very likely ypo
Very little QVY
Very much sbv
—Very narrow-ly.
— Very near-ly.
— Very often.
— Very particular-ly.
— Very probable-y (or, likely).
— Very quickly.
— Very rocky.
Very rough vai
Very sickly wbj
Very slack : wfr
— Very slow-ly.
Very smartly wht
Very sorry wkh
Very strange-ly wze
Very suspicious-ly xgt
Very unusual-ly ylo
— Very weatherly.
Very well- zbn
Very well done :.-- lit
— Very wrong-ly.
Work-ed-ing very badly fry
You are in a very fair berth gh j
Very's pistol light.
Vessel. (See also Ship. )
A square-rigged vessel wpm
A vessel (or vessel indicated) aground
near (or, on) — ch
Abandon the vessel as fast as possible,
AB
Am a merchant vessel RPW
Are you (or, Is — , vessel indicated)
aweigh? zm
Are you (or vessel indicated) in a condi-
tion to proceed? -.an
Are yon (or, Is — , vessel indicated) in
want of coal? gw
Armed merchant vessel euw
428
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
VESSEL.
Vessel — Continued.
Aviso, or, Despatch vessel kwy
Beach the vessel. Bun on the beach,
FZS
Beach the vessel where flag is waved
{or, light is shown) fzt
Beach your vessel at all risks Kl
Belayed to vessel .gec
Board (or, visit) vessel (or, steamer) .gpv
Bomb vessel gyi
Calls attention of vessel whose distin-
guishing signal will immediately be
shown 1 dr
Can, or, Would — (vessel indicated)
weather the gale ? nvu
Can not save the ship ; take people off,
NB
Coast-defence ship ixv
Coasting trade vessel. Coasting vessel,
IYB
Could any vessel have got away after
you? ^ofc
Could she (vessel indicated) have got to
anyplace of shelter? opd
Crew (number to be shown) have left the
vessel kcp
Crew will not leave the vessel kcx
Despatch vessel. Aviso kwy
Did you leave many vessels (or vessel
indicated) at — ? qkp
Did you (or vessel indicated) receive any
damage? kjf
Did you see a vessel in distress? nd
Did you see anything of — (vessel indi-
cated^ VNI
Do not abandon the vessel AC
Do not abandon the vessel until the tide
has ebbed ad
Do not have anything to do with stranger
(or vessel indicated) wye
Do you (or vessel indicated) call any-
where (or, at — )? hw
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel
inthis distressed 'condition? ne
Does embargo extend to vessels under —
flag? lwc
Each vessel lqy
Enemy's vessel (or, cruiser) lzk
Eire ship (or, raft) mzw
Fishing boat (vessel, or, craft) kaz
Eoreign-going ship nkq
Pour-masted ship npd
Pull-rigged ship- nsu
Funnel of — (vessel indicated) is — .ntp
Government hired-vessel ofu
Government vessel ofw
Hail the strange vessel and ask if — ,
FDO
Has she (or vessel indicated) been long
abandoned? cxn
Has the vessel with which you have been
in collision proceeded on her voyage ?
HG
Has vessel signaled her number? __slf
Have any vessels been captured? hxt
Have (or vessel indicated has) hot pra-
tique ___TRZ
Have they advertised for any vessel to
carry the mails? dof
Have you, or, Has — (vessel indicated)
got pratique? ofi
Vessel — Continued.
Have you passed any vessels (or vessel
indicated) 1 .woe
Have you seen a pilot vessel (or, boat)?
TJ
Have you seen (or, heard of) a vessel
wrecked (or, in distress)? zu
Have you seen any vessel since your
departure? ktu
Have you spoken any vessels (or vessel
indicated}1! woe
Hospital ship oys
How does — (vessel indicated) sail?
VDX
How many days since .you passed —
(vessel indicated)"! knh
How many vessels? vxk
I do not intend to abandon the vessel,
AF
I have been chased by a disguised war
vessel inp
I have reported you to the vessel I spoke ;
she is bound to — (place indicated),
URT
I have sunk (or, run down a vessel) _hk
I must abandon the vessel ag
I saw war vessel disguised off — . . .len
I shall abandon my vessel unless you
will keep by us ah
I shall assist you (or, vessel in distress),
FGI
I will not abandon you (or vessel indi-
cated). I will remain by you ai
If you part, endeavor to beach your ves-
sel where people are assembled (or as
pointed out by compass signal from
you) ... "_ fzu
Intend to abandon ship to Lloyd's agent,
CXP
Is it confirmed that — [vessel indicated)
has foundered? joc
Is not vessel seen (bearing — ) in dis-
tress? NT
. Is she (or vessel indicated) abandoned?
AK
Is the vessel (object, sail, etc.) worth
examination? mkc
Is (vessel indicated) likely to supply me?
FGK
Is — (vessel indicated) on fire? nal
It is expected the vessel (or vessel indi-
cated) will be allowed to leave dzj
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's ships are going about dis-
guised as merchantmen oj
Keep by the vessel pyn
Keep the vessel under command LX
Keep to leeward of vessel chasing. - pzn
Keep to windward of vessel chasing-PZO
Large ship. (Estimated tonnage to fol-
low) QFP
Light-ship. Light-vessel qtg
Lose-ing, Lost sight of — (vessel or ob-
ject indicated)... -RAQ
Merchant steamer (vessel, or, ship) . . rpz
Met with a vessel from — , or, Met with
a vessel of — rqz"
Met with — (vessel indicated) rsa
Mortar vessel SA&
Natives do not like vessels watering
without payment -YWQ
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
429
VESSEL.
Vessel — Continued.
Neutral vessel. Vessel is a neutral,
SHC
No intelligence obtained from vessel
boarded poa
Passed a good many vessels tco
Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
(or, funnels) — . (Here give the color
or design, or line that it may be an
imitation of ) leo
Passed, or, Saw some war vessels . . tcr
Passed the. derelict vessel — on the — ,
KVT
Passed the (vessel or place indicated),
TCV
Passenger vessel tdq
Petroleum vessel thg
Quarantine at — (place indicated) is —
days for vessels from — ■ (place indi-
cated) UEC
Quit the vessel as soon as possible ab
Believe vessel in distress lhk
Remain by the vessel kh
Report — (vessel indicated) all well, in
— (latitude and longitude indicated)
on the — (date indicated) UN
Report when vessel denoted is sighted,
USD
Revenue vessel (or, cruiser) kfc
Run on the beach. Beach the vessel,
FZS
Sailing vessel ..- vxe
Scout, or, Lookout vessel qzx
See a vessel — (indicate where) vny
Send me (or vessel indicated) a pilot,
TJQ
Several vessels becalmed off — gcj
Several vessels in sight vsr
Signal your vessel's official number
to—. dv
Small ship. Small craft. (Estimated
tonnage to follow) kbo
Spoke several vessels during the pas-
sage vsu
Spoke the — (vessel indicated) wog
Square-rigged vessel wpm
Steam vessel wte
Steel-built vessel wtl
Strange vessel following convoy. - _ wyv
Strange vessel hove in sight --oz.s
Stranger (or vessel indicated) is suspi-
cious ----GH
Stranger (or vessel indicated) will not
take any notice of signal — wdk
Stranger (vessel bearing — ) wishes to
communicate wzd
Telegraph following message to — (ves-
sel or person named) at — xd
Telegraph vessel xmd
There is a strange vessel bearing — . _em
Timber vessel xtg
To whom shall I telegraph that all is
well on board your vessel ? xmh
Torpedo gunboat (or, vessel) xwu
Troop vessel ybm
Try to make out the name of vessel in —
( direction indicated) - - - sdp
Vessel and cargo have been seized _hxu
Vessel bearing — appears to be — .esh
Vessel chasing is a friend inu
Vessel chasing is an enemy inv
Vessel— Cowimwed.
Vessel desires to be reported by tele-
graph to owner (Mr. — ) at — use
Vessel disabled. Will you tow me into
— (port indicated) ? my
Vessel (indicated, if necessary) has got
off NZE
Vessel has no signals - wdo
Vessel has not made her number-. -SLH
Vessel has struck on the bar — fwb
Vessel in distress (or indicated) wants
immediate assistance nw
Vessel in sight is — ... vxo
Vessel in sight is an enemy ol
Vessel, or, Person indicated agrees .dub
Vessel indicated appears in distress .nx
Vessel indicated (bearing, if necessary)
appears to be — esh
Vessel, or, Vessel indicated ashore near
(or, on) — ch
Vessel indicated bears — gbl
Vessel, or, Person indicated declines -KQ J
Vessel indicated does not require fur-
ther assistance _..fgq
Vessel indicated — is — vxp
Vessel indicated has — funnels ntu
Vessel indicated has altered course .ecu
Vessel indicated has been detained —
days windbound at — (place indicated),
KYE
Vessel indicated has been in collision,
JAZ
Vessel indicated has been wrecked- .zix
Vessel indicated has got off nze
Vessel indicated has hove-to osq
Vessel indicated has lost her rudder .ebe
Vessel indicated has not been heard of,
OEQ
Vessel indicated has not been heard of
since — (date indicated) ; she is sup-
posed to be — OBS
Vessel indicated has (or, I have) not
pratique trz
Vessel indicated has pratique . ts
Vessel indicated has sprung a leak __QL
Vessel indicated has struck on a shoal,
VXQ
Vessel indicated is — vxp
Vessel indicated is at anchor (or, an-
choring) EJZ
Vessel indicated is aweigh pps
Vessel indicated (bearing, if necessary)
is capsized hvy
Vessel indicated is in quarantine - .ueh
Vessel indicated is, or, I am in want of,
YTN
Vessel indicated is not abandoned. -Oxk
Vessel indicated is on fire ot
Vessel indicated is out of sight vxr
Vessel indicated is showing a light -QSN
Vessel indicated is sinking vxs
Vessel indicated is (or, was) standing
(or, steering) — vxt
Vessel indicated, or, Vessel in company
is standing in for the land qet
Vessel indicated is standing into danger,
KLJ
Vessel indicated is supposed to have
foundered - __.noy
Vessel, or, Person indicated is unable
to comply JLG
430
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
VESSEL— VINGERHOED.
YPX
YPZ
Vessel — Continued.
Vessel indicated not likely to supply (or,
assist)' you --- fgr
Vessel indicated parted from her an-
chors EKA
Vessel indicated reckons from the me-
ridian of - RQE
Vessel indicated to examine strange
ship, and report -.mkf
Vessel indicated wants assistance ..egs
Vessel indicated wants boats pk
Vessel indicated wants immediate as-
sistance ...HW
Vessel indicated was compelled to bear
up GBX
Vessel indicated was minutely exam-
ined; no person to be seen; nothing
visible mki
Vessel indicated was most likely burnt,
HNG
Vessel indicated will be neaped spe
Vessel is a foreigner nkv
Vessel is in gunshot OKN
— Vessel is insured.
Vessel is on the rocks uza
Vessel is very crank kbt
Vessel looks like a man-of-war kpn
Vessel on — (bearing indicated) is mak-
ing signals of distress wdp
Vessel seen (or, indicated) is vxu
Vessel seen (or, indicated) is a native
craft ' seg
Vessel seen is a privateer vxw
Vessel seen (or, indicated) lost her
masts rbp
Vessel seriously damaged; wish to
transfer passengers hm
Vessel will be sold -. vot
Vessels from — did not get pratique at
— when I left tsa
— Vessels in the roadstead.
Vessels indicated are (or, were) ready
for sea tjjz
Vessels, or, Ships indicated may part
company jgtj
Vessels just arrived show your ensigns,
DY
Vessels just arrived make your numbers
(or, distinguishing signals) - dx
Vessels just weighed (or, leaving) make
your numbers (or, distinguishing sig-
nals) DZ
Vessels of — (nations specified) were all
leaving qlm
Vessels that wish to be reported all well
make your numbers (or, distinguish-
ing signals) ... dyt
Vessels wishing to be reported on leav-
ing make your numbers (or, distin-
guishing signals) EB
Vessels wishing to be -reported show
your distinguishing signals ea
Vessels with combustibles not allowed
in hs
Waterlogged vessel ywu
We hold our own with vessel chasing,
INW
Were there any vessels, or Was — (ves-
sel indicated) expected at — ? mnu
Whaler. Whaling vessel vxg
What do you think of vessel chasing?, inx
YQA
YQB
YQC
YQD
YQE
YQF
YQG
YQH
YQI
YQJ
YQK
YQL
YQM
YQN
YQO
YQP
YQR
YQS
YQT
VesseLt— Continued.
What is your vessel's registered ton-
nage? UNV
What vessel? _- vyf
What ship did you speak? vyg
What ship is that (indicate bearing, if
necessary) 1 * . ec
What vessels have you boarded ? _ . . grd
What vessel takes the next mail? __rfy'
What vessels did you leave in — (port or
place indicated)"! ..-Qls
Where do you (or, does — . vessel indi-
cated) belong ? gey
Where is the vessel that collided with
you? — JBD
Where shall I find — (vessel indicated)"!
MYU
Will you telegraph to — (vessel or per-
son named) the intelligence I am
about to communicate ? im
Will your vessel stay? vyh
With what vessel have you been in col-
lision? : HN
Veterinary.
Veto.
Vex-ed-ing-atious-ly. (Annoy) emo
Viaduct.
VlBRATE-D-ING-ION.
Vice-ious-ly.
Vice-President.
Vice-admiral dln
Vice-consul jrq
Viceroy-regal.
Vicinity.
Derelict reported off — (or, in the vicin-
ity of — ) :.__jp
Victim.
Victor-ious-ly. Victory.
Gained a victory nvo
Victual-led-ling. (See also Provision. )
— Am, Is, or, Are victualled for.
— Victualling yard.
View-ed-ing.
With the view (or, object) siIk
Vigilant-ly-ce.
Cruisers are very vigilant ; _ - kez
The greatest vigilance (care, or, caution) ,
HYN
Villa.
Village.
Vine. Vineyard.
Vinegar.
Vingerhoed. (Measure of capacity) .AYR
)?ART II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
431
/ " VINTAGE— WAIT.
YQU
Vintage.
Voyage — Continued.
Last voyage- -^ qgt
YQV
Violate-d-ing-ion.
YRW
— Next voyage.
Open, or, Proceed on your voyage, .txb
YQW
Violent-ly. Violence.
Pleasant voyage (or, passage) tcz
What sort of voyage (or, passage) have
YQX
Visible-y.
you had? tdi
Scarcely visible vrw
Wish you a pleasant voyage (or, pas-
Vessel indicated was minutely exam-
sage) TDL
ined; no person to be seen; nothing
YRX
Vulcanize-d-ing.
YQZ
— Visible from the masthead.
//f?" ■.
YRA
Vision.
,.' -";'■■'
YRB
— Color vision.
YBC
Visit-ed-ing-or. (See also Board. )
A visit from a Protestant clergyman
would be nmch valued ity
A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
would be much valued . tvy
Board (or, visit) steamer (or, vessel) ,
GPV
Have you been visited by Lloyd's agent ?
QWI
Have you boarded (or, visited)? gqi
YRD
— Will visit (or, board).
YBE
Vitriol.
YRZ
W. (Letter.) (For new method of spell
ing, see page 13 )
YBF
Vizier.
* ,
YSA
Wad-ded-ding.
YBG
Vocabulary.
YRH
— In the General Vocabulary.
YSB
Wade-d-ing.
YRI
— Vocabulary signals.
YSC
Waft, or, Wheft. •
YRJ
Voice
YSD
— A waft (or, wheft) above.
YSE
— A waft (or, wheft) at'the.
YBK
Volcano-ic
YSP
— rA waft (or, wheft) under.
Hoist a waft (or, wheft) owd
YRL
Volley.
Hoist a waffor wheft) when ready.owE
YRM
Volt. (Measure of electrical pressure. )
YSG
Wages.
YSH
— Struck for more wages.
YRN
Voltaic.
YSI
— Wages very high.
YSJ
— What wages?
YRO
Volume-inous.
YSK
Wagon.
YRP
VOLUNTARY-ILY.
YSL
Waist.
YRQ
Volunteer-ed-ing.
YSM
Wait. (See also Await, Remain, and Stop.)
YRS
VOMIT-ED-ING.
YSN
— Am I, or, Is — (person indicated) to
wait (or, remain)?
YRT
Vote-d-ing-r.
Are you going to wait for orders? _.stm
YSO
— Can wait.
YRU
VOUCH-ED-ING.
Can you wait forreply(or, answer)?-EMV
YSP
— Do not wait.
YRV
Voucher.
I am waiting for your answer emz
YSQ
— I can not wait.
I wait for advice... doi
YSR
YST
YSU
YSV
— I will wait until.
— I will wait whilst you write.
— If you will wait a little.
—Shall, or, Will wait.
Wait for arrival — of. fpc
A pleasant passage tcz
During the voyage (or, passage) lpu
Has the vessel with which you have
been in collision proceeded on her voy-
YSW
— Wait for (or, to).
How long have you been on the voyage?
QYN
Wait for answer (or, reply) tx
Waiting for cargo ibd
Wait for despatches ..kxd
432
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
WAIT— WANT.
YSX
YSZ
YTA
YTB
YTC
YTD
YTE
YTP
YTG
YTH
YTI
YTJ
YTK
YTL
YTM
YTN
Wait — Continued.
— Wait for high water.
— Wait for me.
Wait for orders — .- te
Wait for the attack .. fke
Wait off here for orders sut
— Wait for passage to — (or, for).
Wait until weather moderates gk
— Waited-ing. To wait.
Weigh, Cut, or, Slip ; wait for nothing,
KW
— What are you waiting for?
Will await answer (or, reply) tz
Will you wait (or, stay) ? . . wky
— Will you wait for the mail?
Wake-ing. Woke zhl
Wake. Wake — op.
— In my wake.
— In the wake — of.
— In your wake.
"Wales
Wales, H. E. H. The Prince of ovm
Wales, H. B. H. The Princess of -.ovk
Walk-ed-i tg.
Wall-ed-ing.
Walnut.
Want-ing.
Accident; want a surgeon (or, doctor),
AM
Aground: want immediate assistance,
NA
Am drifting ; want assistance . . cm
Am in want of sailmakers vfb
— Are you in want — of — ?
Are you, or, Is — (vessel indicated) in
want of coal aw
Are you in want of provisions? tn
Are you in want of water?... yz
Copy will be asked for (or, wanted) .jvz
Describe exactly what you want (size.
weight, etc.) kwc
Distressed for want of coal ...lhd
Distressed for want of food ..lhe
Distressed for want of water lhp
Do not require (or, want) assistance -CR
Do the utmost you can to insure hold-
ing on; everything will be wanted,
MEX
Do you want a lifeboat? hz-
Do you want a pilot? tiz
Do you wanta tug? ydn
Do- you want (require) assistance (or,
help) — from? i cs
Do you want coal? gw
Do you want to be towed? xyo
Dying for want of water. np
Engine wants repair mbl
Fire, or, Leak ; want immediate assist-
ance NH
How many lighters do you want? -_Qta
I am attacked ; want assistance. Help ;
I am attacked nj
— I am in want of — , or, Vessel indicated
is in want of — .
YTO
YTP
YTQ
Want — Continued. '
I am in want of a doctor (or, surgeon)
fgl \
I am in want of channel pilot — for — ,
TJB
I am in want of oil for machinery, .rdu
I am in want of petroleum ...thi"
I am in want of powder and shot ..trf
I want a pilot. ..s, or, Code Flag over s
See Pilot Signals, page 8.
I want assistance ; please remain by me,
NR
I want plank — feet long, — inches
wide, — inches thick .tmd
I want — (number indicated) lighters,
QTB
In distress ; want assistance ns
In distress ; want immediate assistance,
NO
See Distress Signals, page 7.
In need (or, want) of sge
In want of ammunition epw
In want of an anchor... yc
In want of artillery ezx
In want of biscuit gln
In want of cartridges icw
In want of coal. (3ft ate amount) hb
— In want of refitting.
In want of reinforcement uok
In want of repair tjrd
In want of seamen vlp
Light-house, or, Light-ship at — wants
immediate assistance cw
Machinery wants repair mbl
Make a signal when you want a boat,
GTU
No want of artillery ezy
— Not much wanted.
Person indicated is wanted on shore.TGS
Pump wants repairs.. ubs
Ship indicated wants boat -~ fk
— Should you want.
Surgeon, or, Doctor wants assistance,
PGP
Unable for want of ygb
Vessel in distress (or indicated) wants
immediate assistance nw
Vessel indicated is (or, I am) in want
of — YTN
Vessel indicated wants assistance __fgs
Vessel indicated wants boat fk
Want a boat gvp
Want a boat immediately (if more than
one, number to follow) yg
Want a boat; man overboard bt
Want a cable (size to follow) ..yb
Want a cable and anchor yd
Want a chain cable yb
Want a hemp cable hsc
Want a pilot s, or, Code Flag over s
Want a pilot pt
Want a police officer yn
Want a surgeon. Medical assistance
wanted fgl
Want a surgeon; send one from the
nearest place wo
Want a tug (if more than one, indicate
number) yp
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
433
WANT— WAS.
YTR
YTS
YTU
YTV
YTV
YTX
YTZ
YTTA
YUB
YUC
Want — Continued.
Want a warp run out yq
Want an anchor yc
Want an anchor and cable yd
— Want another tug (indicate if more
than one).
Want assistance ye
Want assistance; mutiny yf
Want bread ._.' gln
Want carpenter ibt
Want carpenter's tools ibx
Want chart of harbor (channel, etc. ) . yh
— Want clothes.
Want coals immediately Yl
Want confirmation jog
— Want food.
Want food immediately yo
Want food. Starving nv
— Want gear — for — .
Want nands (specify number and par-
ticulars, if necessary) yj
Want immediate instructions yk
Want immediate medical assistance.YL
Want immediately pdm
Want lighter immediately (if more than
one, number to follow) ym
Want lighter to take my cargo QTE
Want men RPJ
— Want money.
Want more support . Rzx
Want my papers __.itb
Want No. — canvas (length indicated),
HVJ
Want of funds ntg
— Want of judgment.
Want official confirmation joh
Want pilot pt
Want pilot s, or Code Flag over s
See Pilot Signals, page 8.
Want pistol (revolver) cartridges- _tkv
Want police yn
Want provisions ytu
Want provisions immediately yo
— Want shipwrights.
Want to come into harbor - onc
Want — tons dead weight of cargo.iBE
Want to purchase - ucd
Want tug (if more than one, number to
follow) yp
Want water boat (or, tank) guj
Want water ; dying of thirst nf.
Want water immediately to
Want you to send me a pilot tiw
— Wanted.
What assistance do you require? What
do you want? fgt
What cargo do you want? ibf
What size do you want? wez
— You are wanted at the — office.
Your lights are out (or, want trimming).
(Made by flashes, or by
blasts of a steam whistle. )
War. (See also Hostile. )
Am a man-of-war Rpm
Any chance of war? BOQ
Are there any men-of-war about? sa
Are there any men-of-war now cruis-
ing? kex
YUD
YUE
YTJF
YUG
YUH
YUI
YTJJ
YUK
YUL
YUM
YUN
YTJO
War — Continued.
Civil war IRS
Council of war JVC
Did you fall in with any men-of-
war?.. MRN
During the war lpw
Has war commenced? or, Is war de-
clared?. yu
Have you seen (or, spoken) any men-
of-war? If so, report their names (or,
nation) vnm
Hostilities commenced — between — .ozc
I have been chased by a disguised war
vessel inp
I saw disguised war vessels off -^..len
Ironclad men-of-war evs
Is war declared? or, Has war com-
menced? YU
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's war vessels are going about
in disguise of merchantmen oj
Man-of-war : rpl
Man-of-war ensign mep
Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
(or, funnels) — . (Here give the colors
or the design, or the line that it may
be an imitation of) leo
Passed, or, Saw some war vessels.. -TCR
Ship of war rpl
Vessel looks like a man-of-war rpn
War between — and — yw
— War expected.
War has commenced (or, is declared) .yx
War oflace -- spg
War rocket. Explosive rocket moz
— Warlike.
What men-of-war did you leave at — ?
QLR
Ward.
Warder.
Wardroom.
Warehouse.
Warm-ed-ing-ly-th.
Warm, or, Winter clothing — for^._ivx
Warn-ed-ing.
Storm warnings ;wxz
— Warning (notice) has been given —
of—.
Warp-ed-ing. To warp.
Guess warp ojg
Run out a warp ...,. vcf
Want a warp run out yq
— Warp. (A warp.)
Warp out to fair way mrh"
Warrant-ed.
Was, or, Were com
He, She, It (or persons or things in-
dicated) was (or, were) - bvt
He, She, It (or persons or things in-
dicated) was (or, were) not bvu
He, She, It (or persons or things in-
dicated) was (or, were) not to be.--Bvx
He, She, It (or persons or things in-
dicated) was (or, were) to be bvw
10929—07-
-28
434
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
WAS— WATER.
Was — Continued.
How was (or, were)? bxw
I was coh
I was not coi
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) was (or, were) btt
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) was (or, were) not bytj
If I was BZT
If I was not bzu
If they were gau
If they were not cav
If we were - cbn
If we were not cbo
If you were cdg
If you were not Cdh
That, or, This was. — CLR
That, or, This was not cls
There was (or, were) cnf
There was (or, were) not CNG
They were ...coj
They were not ...l.. cok
They were not to be . bip
They were to be .. bee
Was, or, Were com
Was, or, Were done (or, doing) bon
Was, or, Were for cop
Was, or, Were from '.. .coq
Was, or, Were, he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) 1 bwx
Was, or, Were, he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not? bwy
Was, or, Were his (her-s, it-s)? cor
Was, or, Were I (my, mine) cos
Was I? _-.cot
Was I not? coir
Was, or, Were not -_- cov
Was, or, Were not done (or, doing) .bop
Was, or, Were the?.,- cow
Was, or, Were their-s (they)? coy
Was, or, Were there? cox
Was, or, Were this (or, that)? coz
Was, or, Were to be big
Was, or, Were we (ours)? cpa
Was, or, Were with cpb
Was, or, Were you-r-s? cpd
We were ..." . cpe
We were not cpf
We were not to be biw
We were to be biv
Were there? cox
Were there any epw
Were these (or, those)?-. ...cpg
Were they? ....cph
Were they not? cpi
Were we?.. cpj
Were we not? cpk
Were you? cpl
Were you boarded? grc
Were you not? cpm
What, or, Which was (or, were)?..CQT
When was (or, were)? csj
Where was (or, were)? cub
Who was (or, were) ., cuw
Why was (or, were)? cvx
Why were you? cvz
You were cpn
You were not.. cpo
You were not to be ...bjp
You were to be bjo
YUP
YUQ
YUR
YUS
YUT
YUV
YUW
YUX
YUZ
YVA
YVB
YVC
YVD
YVE
YVF
YVG
YVH
Wash-ed-ing-er.
— Black wash.
Can I get clothes (or, linen) washed?.rvQ
— Washed overboard.
Whitewash zdo
— Whitewash-ed-ing. - To whitewash.
Waste-d-ing-ful-ly-ness.
Cotton waste (or, towl jxv
— Waste pipe.
Watch (Timepiece) :...znh
Watch. •
Afternoon watch drx
Anchor watch .' ehk
- Dog watch lkb
First watch nbj
Forenoon watch nkz
Keep a strict watch all night pyj
Middle watch rtf
Morning watch sac
Night watch sig
Officer of the watch spm
— Watch-ed-ing. To watch.
— Watch and watch.
— Watch below.
Watch the barometer ..fxm
Water.
Are you in want of water? yz
Asks precise time of high water and
minimum depth at that time XE
Note. — Reply will be: —
1. By an hour signal. (Seepage 58.)
2. By a numeral signal denoting feet.
Bar, or, Entrance not safe except just
at slack water (or, at — , time in-
dicated). FVT
Between wind and water giy
Bilge water gjx
Bread and water hel
Breakwater hfm
Cask of water idy
Complete with water jko
Deepest water is in the — channel ..ilr
Deepest water is nearer the reef (or,
bank) fvb
Deepest water is nearer the shore. -KQV
Did boat take water? _ ..gsq
Distressed for want of water lhf
— Draught of water.
Dying from want of water nf
Engine room full of water mbg
Engine room has — feet of water in it,
mbh
Freshwater nrc
Full of water..- nsr
Good water. Water is good yvs
— Good water can be got at — .
— High water.
— High-water mark.
Hold on till high water... kp
— I am getting short of water, and must
endeavor to get some.
I have only — days' water za
Is the water shallow? vtn
Low water rbt
Low-water mark... rbu
— No water to be had.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
435
"WATEK.
YVI
YVJ
YVK
YVL
YVM
YVN
YVO
YVP
YVQ
YVB
YVS
YVT
YVU
YVW
YVX
YVZ
YWA
YWB
YWC
YWD
YWE
YWF
YWG
YWH
YWI
Water — Continued.
— Of water.
Plenty of water ywj
Require, or, Send water tank (or, boat),
GUJ
Send for water vpy
— Sending a water boat.
Shallow water is vto
Shallowest water is — vtp
Short of water wab
— Slack water.
Soda water ._. wjb
Stokehole full of water wvx
Sufficient water. Water enough xcu
Supply of water is small, not exceeding
— (quantity indicated) a day ywr
The water is shallow ..vtq
— Through the water.
Tons of water., xuy
Under water. (Depth to be indicated,
if necessary) yhm
Wait for high water ysx
Want water ; dying of thirst- - nf
Want water immediately - ye
Water-ed-ing. To water ywp
Water ballast :_ftv
Water-ballast tank ftw
— Water barrel.
Water bottle hau
Water can readily be obtained yws
— Water can not be obtained.
— Water course.
Water enough xcu
—Waterfall.
— Water gauge.
— Water gauge out of order.
— Water is good.
— Water is not good.
— Water line.
— Waterlogged.
Watermark ywv
— Water police. River, or, Harbor police.
— Water pressure.
— Waterproof -ed-ing.
— Waterspout.
— Water surface.
— Water tank.
Water tank is empty lxz
— Water tank leaky.
Water telescope xmr
Water-tight xtc
Water-tight compartment JHB
Water-tight door . lks
—Watering party.
—Watering place.
— Waterman.
— Waterway.
What is the precise time of high water
and minimum depth at that time 1 . . xe
What quantity of water?-— udy
You will have great difficulty in obtain-
ing water LAF
DEPTH OF WATER (SOUNDINGS) .
Note.— Depth of water is always to be
shown in feet.
Apparently shoal water to the — -- -ERO
At high water you will have — feet,
KUY
YWJ
YWK
YWL
YWM
YWN
Water — Continued.
At low water you will have — feet,
KUZ
At — (time specified) there will be —
feet of water over the bar fvq
Best anchorage (or, berth) is in — fath-
oms -OV
Deep water kqt
Deepest water is in the — channel- .ilr
Deepest water is near the bank (or, reef),
FVB
Deepest water is nearer the shore. -KQV
Did boat take water? gsq
Do not come into less than — feet of
water fv
Draught of water yvc
Drawing too much water nz
Dry at low water LOP
Entrance, or, Bar is not safe except at
slack water (or, at — , time specified) ,
FVT
Got bottom — with — feet hba
Have you shoaled your water? ..vys
High-water mark yvf
Hold on till high water kp
How many feet at low water ? kvf
I am in danger (or, shoal water) ; direct
me how to steer nl
I am in shoal water vyt
I am in — feet of water vp
I shall not go into less than — fathoms
of water, whether I make the land or
not QDY
Indicate the depth of. What depth?
kvb
Is there sufficient depth of water?- -Kvc
Low-water mark RBU
My draught of water is — feet aft and
— feet forward : oa
My draught of water is — feet — inches
aft -- lnc
My draught of water is — feet — inches
forward lnd
No bottom with — feet hbe
Not water enough mdv
— Plenty of water.
Proceed at high water — ovf
Proceed at low water twz
Rise and fall of water is about — feet,
uxt
Rock under water uyx
Shallow water — is vto
Shallowest water is — vtp
Shoal water, or, Danger in — (direction
indicated) gf
Shoal water, or, Danger to leeward _klh
Shoal water, or, Danger to wind-
ward kli
The deepest water ,-.kra
The depth of water here (or at place
indicated) is — feet at low water.KVD
Under water. (Depth to be indicated,
if necessary)... yhm
Wait for high water ysx
Water is shallow- vtq
— Water is shoaling. (Depth of water at
last cast may be shown. )
— Water is too deep.
Water is too deep to anchor ekb
— Water shoaling. I must tack.
— Water's edge.
436
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
WATER— WE.
TWO
YWP
YWQ
YWR
YWS
YWT
YWU
YWV
Water — Continued.
What are your soundings? What water
are you in? (Answer in feet) vs
What depth? Indicate the depth of .kvb
What draught of water (in feet) could
you lighten to? --- ob
What is depth of water alongside the — ?
KVI
What is the depth at high water?.. kve
What is the depth at low water? ..kvf
What is the depth of water in feet at — ?
KVG
What is the depth of water on the bar
(infeet)l vq
What is the depth of water over the
sill? KVH
What is the least water we shall have
(or, ought to have)? . vr
What is the rise and fall of the tide?_XH
What is your draught of water? oc
What water do we (or, shall I) have at
high water? kve
What water do we (or, shall I) have at
low water? kvf
— What water shall I come into?
When will it be high water? ovi
You will be aground at low water __kx
You will get into shoal water, or, You
will shoal your water vza
You will have less than — feet of water,
KVJ
You will have water enough over the
bar. (Depthinfeet maybe shown) _vt
You will not have less than — feet of
water __ vu
You will not have water enough over the
bar (or, into the harbor). (Depth in
feet may be shown) fwe
— feet of water in the hold qm
Water-ed-ing. To water.
Watering place two
Beach indicated is good for watering,
pzo
Beach indicated is not good for water-
ing ..FZP
Best watering place — is ght
Is there a convenient watering place?
JTN
— Natives do not like ships watering with-
out payment.
— Supply of water is small, not exceeding
— (quantity indicated) a day.
— Water can readily be obtained.
Water can not be obtained yvn
You will have great difficulty in obtain-
ing water laf
Waterlogged yvw
— I am (or vessel indicated is) waterlogged ;
take people off.
— Waterlogged vessel.
Watermark.
Waterspout ywb
Waterway ]__ywi
YWX
YXB
YXC
YXD
YXE
YXP
YXG
YXH
YXI
YXJ
Wave-d-ing. To wave.
Beach the vessel where flag is waved
(or, light is shown).- fzt
Boats should endeavor to land where flag
is waved (or, light is shown) jz
YWZ Wave. (Sea.)
YXA Wax-en.
Way.
Best way ghz
By way of _"__■__ hps
Can I proeureany assistance in the way
of — ? cn
Cross way kei
Does the telegraph communication go
all the way' jfy
Each way...; lqz
Fairway, or, Channel ikz
Gangway . nwr
Gather-ed-ing way nxh
Get under way as fast as you can kn
—Give way.
Headway. Steerageway oqt
I am laying (repairing, or, picking up)
a telegraph cable. Keep out of my
way xlq
I have headway Code Flag over j
I have stern way Code Flag over k
In a bad way fro
— In the way.
Leeway qmk
Long way qys
— Make way.
Midway rtm
— On the way — to.
Out of the way ....swd
Rocks, Reefs, or, Shoals stretch a long
way out ge
Slip way wgz
Stern way. Going astern fhr
The best way ghz
The same way vgq
The way is off my ship ; you may feel
your way past me hl
— Under way.
Usual way. The same as usual ymz
Waterway ywi
— What way ?
—Which way ?
— Wrong way.
We. Our-s. (See also Our) . cpq
After we (our-s, us) oil
Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we?. bem
As we (our-s) fbu
Can, or, May we (our-s)? bkn
Could, or, Might we (our-s)? bli
Do, Does, or, Did we (our-s)? BMP
Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)? brd
Had, or, Have we been? bfu
Had, or, Have we done? bmv
Had, or, Have we had? bre
How shall (or, will) we? bxt
If we (our-s) caw
If we are cax
If we are not cay
If we can (or, may) caz
If we can not. (or, may not)... CBA
If we could (or, might) cbd
Pakt II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
437
WE— WEATHER.
We — Continued.
If we could (or, might) not cbe
If we do (or, did) --- cbf
If we do (or, did) not cbg
If we had (or, have) cbh
If we had (or, have) not cbi
If we shall (or, will) --.cbj
If we shall (or. will) not cbk
If we should (or, would) cbl
If we should (or, would) not cbm
If we were cbn
If we were not cbo
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See, Could, above.)
Must we "(our-s)? cfd
Ought we (our-s,) — to? cib
Shall, or, Will we (our-s)? CJA
Shall, or, Will we be? bhg
Shall, or, Will we not? cjb
Should, or, Would we (our-s)? cjw
Than we (our-s) ckj
That we (our-s) clw
Was, or, Were our-s (we)? ..cpa
We cpq
We are bew
We are not bex
We can (or, may) bkv
We can (or, may) be bih
We can (or, may) have bsn
We can not (or, may not) bkw
We can not (or, may not) be bij
We can not (or, may not) have bso
We could (or, might) blp
We could (or, might) be bik
We could (or, might) not blq
We could (or, might) not be _._-BiM
We do (or, did) "-— boq
We do (or, did) not bob.
We had (or, have) bsp
We had (or, have) been bin
We had (or, have), done bos
We had (or, have) had bsq
We had (or, have) not bsb
We had (or-, have) not been bio
We had (or, have) not done bot
We had (or, have) not had - bst
We may, etc. (See Can, above. )
We might, etc. (See Could, above.)
We must cfi
We must be -- bip
We must not --CRT
We must not be biq
We ought— to CIG
We ought not — to era
We shall (or, will) -—am
We shall (or, will) be bir
We shall (or, will) have bsu
We shall (or, will) not cji
We shall (or, will) not be bis
We shall (or, will) not have * bsv
We should (or, would) cka
We should (or, would) be bit
We should (or, would) have bsw
We should (or, would) not --CUB
We should (or, would) not be biu
We should (or, would) not have _._bsx
We were— to cpe
We were not— to off
We were not to be biw
We were to be biv
We who , cpr
YXK
YXL
YXM
YXN
YXO
YXP
YXQ
YXR
YXS
YXT
YXU
YXV
YXW
YXZ
YZA
We — Continued.
Were we— to? CPJ
Were we not— to? - cpk
What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
or, you)? cqe
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,)
we do? -- cql
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) have cqm
What, or, Which should (or, would) I
• (or, we) do? — cqr
When are we? cqx
When do (or, did) I (or, we)? cre
When shall (or, will) I (or, we)?--CRU
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,
you) do? crv
When shall (or, will) we have? csa
When we (our-s) csk
When we are.-. csl
Where am I (or, are we)? csq
Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? csy
Where I am (or, we are)? ctg
Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?..CTN
Where shall (or, will) we have? ctr
Where we (our-s) cud
Why we (our-s) cvy
Will, etc. (See Shall, above. )
Would, etc. (See Should, above. )
Weak-ly-ness.
Weak crew. Short manned kdj
Wealth-y.
Weapon.
Wear-ing. To wear.
— Are to wear.
Barely room to wear ...uzo
— Do not try to wear.
Have I room to wear? uzp
I shall not wear — until — --- -_yle
— I shall wear at — (or, when — ).
— In wearing.
Not room to wear -MB
— Shall wear as soon as weather permits.
Wear instantly MP
—Wear short round.
— When do you wear?
Wore zhs
Wear-ing. Wore. Worn (of clothing) .
Weather.
A regular break-up. An end to the fine
weather hev
Bad weather zb
Bad weather is expected fp
— Changeable weather.
Cold weather izx
Do not trust to the weather ; it has not
done yet fy
— Driven by stress of weather.
Every appearance of foul weather.. erz
Fine weather myz
Foggy weather zc
Heavy weather coming; look sharp _fz
Hot weather ozf
I do not like the look of the weather.ZE
I shall weigh as soon as the weather per-
mits zo
438
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
WEATHER— WEIGHT.
YZB
YZC
YZD
YZE
YZF
YZG
YZH
YZI
YZJ
YZK
YZL
YZM
YZN
YZO
YZP
YZQ
YZR
YZS
YZT
YZU
YZV
YZW
YZX
ZAB
ZAC
ZAD
Weather — Continued.
I think the weather will be — xqh
If weather moderates.-- rxj
— Light unsettled weather.
Moderate weather .. zf
No woather report (forecast) zg
On account of the fog (or weather) .dfq
— Rainy weather.
— Shall we have thick weather?
Shall wear as soon as weather permits,
• YXS
Signal (or, I am going to signal) state
of the weather outside (or at place in-
dicated) WDE
Squally weather. Blowing hard zh
Stormy, or, Boisterous weather from
the — zi
— Stress of weather.
Thick weather zj
Unsafe to run in until weather moder-
ates YKO
Until weather moderates rxm
Very bad weather frw
Very weatherly ypt
Wait until weather moderates gk
— Weather bound — at — .
— Weather has been — .
— Weather is still open — at — .
— Weather permit-ted-ting.
— Weather prevents-ed-ing.
— What do yoii think of the weather?
What is the weather forecast for to-day?
ZK
What is the weather forecast for to-
morrow? zl
What is the weather forcast — ? nkm
— What is the weather outside (or, at — ) ?
— What weather have you had?
Wind and weather permitting zfg
Weather (toward the wind).
Keep on weather beam gar
Look out on weather bow hck
On weather bow hcq
Weather beam : gay
Weathor gauge nvi
— Weather helm.
— Weather lurch.
— Weather quarter.
— Weather shore.
— Weather side.
—Weather tide.
Weather signals. (See Meteorologi-
cal.)
Weather-ed-ing. To weather. (See
also Ride. )
Can- — (vessel indicated) weather the
gale? Nvu
— Can weather.
Can not weather.
— Could not weather.
Weave-ing-r. Wove-n.
Web-bed-bing.
Crankwebs loose kbr
Wed-ded-ding.
ZAE
ZAF
ZAG
ZAH
ZAI
ZAJ
ZAK
ZAL
ZAM
ZAN
ZAO
ZAP
ZAQ
ZAR
ZAS
ZAT
ZAU
ZAV
ZAW
ZAX
ZAY
ZBA
ZBC
ZBD
ZBE
Wedge-d-ing.
Wednesday.
— Before Wednesday.
Last Wednesday qgu
— Next Wednesday.
Wednesday morning.
— Wednesday night.
Weed-y.
Weedy bottom hbj
Week.
Day of the week --. kna
Expected next week .mnj
— First week in — .
Fourth week in — npf
Last week : qgv
"Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index ".qxd
— Next week.
— Second week in — .
Sunday week xeo
— Third week in — .
— This week.
— Weekly.
Weeping. Wept.
Weigh-ed-ing. To weigh. (See also
Aweigh. )
Cut, or, Slip. Get an offing. Weigh,
KW
Do not intend to weigh pon
— I am not in a position to weigh.
— I can not weigh until you have moved.
I find great difficulty in weighing -_kzv
— I shall not weigh until I get a favorable
start.
I shall weigh as" soon as the weather
permits (or, moderates) zo
I shall weigh immediately (or at time
indicated) zp
I shall weigh the moment the breeze
springs up _.hga
Prepare to weigh zq
Ready to weigh zr
Shall I in my present berth have room
for weighing if the wind shifts.- .gfz
— Shall, or, Will weigh.
Unable to weigh anchor ejy
Vessels just weighed (or, leaving) show
your distinguishing signals dz
Weigh, and proceed as ordered kv
Weigh, Cut, or, Slip. Get an offing.
Wait for nothing kw
Weigh immediately (or at time indi-
cated) zs
Weigh-ed-ing. To weigh. (To ascertain
the weight of. )
— Weighing machine.
Weight — of.
(For Weights and Measures, see Tables,
page 51.)
Cargo under weight iaj
—Counterweight.
Deadweight koi
Dead weight cargo koj
—Heavy weight.
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
439
WEIGHT— WHAT.
ZBF
ZBG
ZBH
ZBI
ZBJ
ZBK
ZBL
ZBM
ZBN
ZBO
ZBP
ZBQ
ZBR
ZBS
Weight — Continued.
How many "tons dead weight of cargo
must you have? ----- ias
Indicate weight — of ..pic
Measure of weight. (See page 53) .azx
— Net weight.
— The weight is.
Under weight. Short weight yia
Want — tons dead weight of cargo _ibb
What weight (how heavy) is — ? otb
What weight is your screw?. vkl
Welcome-d-ing.
Weld-ed-ing.
Well (of water).
Pump well tjbo
Screw well. Screw aperture era
Well.
All well — at dye
Are you all well? - dyf
Are your passengers all well? dyg
As well as. _fbv
Captain is well hwp
Cargo sold well ^ iah
Cattle all well ..ifc
Do quite well * ufo
Doing well ' lin
Fit-ted-ting very well ncm
Is my family well? msk
It will do very well lib
— Not doing well.
— Not so well — as.
Report me all well urz
Report — (vessel indicated) all well in —
(latitude and longitude indicated) on
the — (date indicated) UN
To whom shall I telegraph that all is
well on board your vessel? xmh
Tolerably healthy (or, well) ..__._-- oqz
— Very well.
Very well done lit
Vessels that wish to be reported all well
show your distinguishing signals .dyt
Was all well when you left? QLN
Was well when I left Qmo
Well done liu
Well known QOJ
Will do his (or, its) duty very well.LQF
— Work-ed-ing well.
Your family are all well msl
— was well when I left QMO
Welsh-man.
Welsh coal eel
Went — to.
Was on board, or, Went on board- -GRB
Your letters went by the — QOS
Webe. (See Was) com
West. ( Compass in degrees) amh
West. (Compass in points) asd
Alongshore to the westward of — ..ear
— From the westward.
On, or, At the west coast of — iym
— To, or, For the westward.
ZBT
ZBU
ZBV
ZBW
ZBX
ZBY
ZCA
ZCB
West — Continued.
— Too far to the westward.
West India-n cargo.-. hzo
West longitude qzi
— Western-erly-ing-ward.
(See Compass Signals, pages 45, 46. )
Wet-ted-ting.
Wet-ted clothes ivy
Wet dock . ljo
Whale.
Whale boat. Whaler... .....gvh
— Whale fishery.
— Whale oil.
Whaler. Whale ship vxg
Wharf-age.
Alongside the wharf (jetty, or, pier) .eat
Gun wharf ojw
What . cpu
After what (or, which)? . cps
At what hour? . fjc
Before what (or, which)? cpt
By what (or, which)? bjz
By what means? rnv
By what time? hpt
Do we feel any current? What is the
current? kgi
For what (or, which)? ^ ;bpk
From what (or, which)? bpx
How is the tide? What tide have we
now? .xf
In what condition — is — ? JMZ
In what manner? rjs
In what quarter? . uep
Of what (or, which)? cgu
On what (or, which)? ._• chg
Somewhat wjt
Then what (or, which) ckl
That what (or, which) ... clx
To what (or, which) cod
What age? ,— dsi
What alteration? , ecw
What, or, Which ami? cpv
What amount — of? . egm
What answer (or, reply)? enp
What, or, Which are (or, is)?. cpw
What, or, Which are (or, is), he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated) ?.opx
What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s?.CPY
— What are the marks?
What are you about? dak
What are you waiting for? ytc
What are your orders? — ... suv
What arrangements — to (or, for)? _exm
What assistance do you require? What
do you want? fgt
What bearing shall I keep the light (or,
landmark) on?. qf
What brand? hdy
What, or, Which can (or, may)?...CPZ
What color... jbq
What, or, Which could(or, might) ?.cqa
What condition? jna
What current (rate and direction) do you
expect (or, reckon on)? kgh
What day?. knz
What depth? Indicate the depth. _kvb
440
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
WHAT— WHEN.
ZCD
What — Continued.
What did he say? vjm
What difference? ..kzr
What distance? How far? mta
What distance off is — ? lgm
What, or, Which do (does, or, did) .cqb
What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we
or, you)? — cqb
What do you make? Rix
What, or, Which does (do, or, did) he
(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated)^ CQD
What else? lvx
What force? nhz
What, or, Which had (has, or, have) ? . CQF
— What has taken?
What, or, Which is? (See Are, above),
CPW
What is amiss? efn
What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated) ? . _cpx
What is her name? :sdq
What, or, Which is it? cqg
What is the amount of? egn
What is the cause of your putting back?
UDE
What is the current? Do you, or, Do
we feel any current? kgi
What is the depth of water on the bar
(infeet)1 vq
What is the matter? emy
What is the motive? sbd
What is the name — of? SDR
What is the name of the ship (or, signal
station) in sight? vg
What is the nature of? ..,-- sej
What is the meaning of? rnt
What is the range? uhy
What is the reason — of? ifv
What is the sea like? - trx
What is the sickness? vd
What is the state (condition) of?-- jnb
What is the temperature? What is the
height of the thermometer? xnk
What is the variation? jin
What is there to pay? , teu
What is your complement? Jkf
What is your name (or, number)? __sdt
What is your opinion — of? sen
What kind (or, sort) of qaz
What length — is — ? ..qnf
What loss? ebh
What, or, Which may? (See Can,
above) cpz
What, or, Which might? (See Could,
above) •_ cqa
What, or, Which must? cqh
What number (or, quantity — of — have
you? row
What, or, Which of the — ? cqi
What, or, Which ought to? cqj
What port? tov
What proof is there? tys
What quantity — of? . . _■ udx
What quantity of water? udy
What rate (speed)"! uin
What, or, Which shall(or, will) — I?.cqk
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) do? cql,
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) have? cqm
ZCE
ZCF
ZCG
ZCH
ZCI
ZCJ
What — Continued.
What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
(or, you) do? cqn
What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
(or, you) have? -- cqo
What shape — is? vtw
What ship? vyf
What ship is that? (Indicate bearing,
if necessary) ec
What, or, Which should(or,would)?.CQp
What, or, Which should (or, would) I
(or, we) do? ~.cqr
What, or, Which should (or, would)
they (or,«you) do? cqs
What size do you want? wez
What sort (or, kind) of — ? ...qaz
What success have you (or vessel indi-
cated) had? xcd
What variation do you allow? __• jip
What vessel have you boarded? grd
What vessel takes the next mail? -_efy
What wages? : - ysj
What, or, Which was (or, were)* ..cqt
What way? yxh
What width (or, breadth)? het
What, or, Which will— I? (See Shall,
above) - cqk
What will you take? xkb
— What winds have you (or vessel indi-
cated) had?
What, or, which would? (See Should,
above) -CQP
— Whatever-soever. »
Which -- cog
With what (or, which)? own
Wheat.
Wheat cargo hzp
Wheel-ed-ing.
Cogwheel -Izm
Handwheel -.- - oma
Let your screw (or, wheels) revolve
without disconnecting - . qob
Paddle wheel szg
Paddle-wheel steamer. (Horsepower to
follow, if necessary) szh
Pinion wheel tkh
Steam steering wheel wsu
—Wheel. (The wheel.)
— Wheel rope.
Wheft. (See Waft) ysc
When cqu
When am I to? cqv
When anchored ekd
When are (or, is)? CQW
When are we? cqx
When are you? CQY
When can (or, may)? CQZ
When could (or, might) ? -■— - CRA
When did he (she, it, or, they) leave?
QLl
When did it happen? OMQ
When did the accident happen? btj
When did you arrive? --EYV
When did you ground? CK.
When, or, What did you hear last — of
(or, from)? oru
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
441
WHEN— WHERE.
ZCK
"When — Continued.
When did you leave? qlu
When did you pass? tcw
When did you part company — from — ?
IR
When did you sail? sg
When did yoti see — ? voc
When did you (or, they) separate? .vrj
When did you write? _zjp
When do (does, or, did)? ckb
When do (or, did) I (or, we)? cee
When do (or, did) they (or, you) _. crf
When do (or, did) you expect? mnw
When do you go — to? odb
When do you intend to bring up? __ekf
When do you leave? -Qlu
When do you sail? .. zt
When do you tack? xio
When do you think I am likely to fall in
with — (vessel indicated)"! . msa
When do you wear?- yxu
When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated)"! -__crd
When does he (she, it, or vessel indi-
cated) sail? - vey
When does it begin (or, commence)?
GDU
When does the blockade commence?
GNQ
When done — with '_ crg
— When empty -ied.
When finished mzi
When finished coaling ixp
When first seen --_nbm
When going — to ode
When had (has, or, have)? ---CRH
When had (or, have) you? cri
When he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) crj
When his (her-s, it-s) CRK
When I (my, mine) crl
When I can (or, may)-r crm
When I have ran my distance I shall put
her head off until — lgp
When is? (See Are, above) _ cqw
When is (or. are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) 1 crn
When it lulls RDA
When last seen qgy
When may? cqz
When inay the bar (or, entrance) be
attempted? fwd
When might? 1 CRA
When moored- kzn
When more moderate rxn
When most convenient JTP
When must? -.cro
When ought? -CRP
When ought I to see (or, sight) ?...vod
When ought the next mail to leave?.RGB
When ready — to (or, for) uka
When shall (or, will)? crq
When shall (or, will) be? crs
When shall (or, will) he (she it, or per-
sons or thing-s4ndicated)1 crt
When shall (or, will) I (or, we)? --CRU
When shall (or, will) I (they, or, we) do?
CRV
When shall (or, will) I have? crw
When shall (or, will) it be done? __crx
When shall (or, will) they? -CRY
ZCL
ZCM
When — Continued.
When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have? -_ crz
When shall we be at the rendezvous?
UQR
When shall (or, will) we have? csa
When shall (or, will) you? csb
When shall (or, will) you be? csd
When should (or, would)? ess
When the -_csf
When the breeze goes down hgi
When the captain hxl
When the sea has gone down lmp
When the tide . xsq
When the tide slacks wfs
When the tide turns xsr
When these (or, those) csg
When they (their-s) - -. csh
When they are csi
When was (or, were)? csj
When was the battle fought? fzb
When was the last death? koy
When we (our-s) csk
When we are- . -CSL
When were your last observations for
latitude?.--- qif
When will? (See Shall, above) crq
When will be the best time for crossing
the bar? xm
When will it be high water? ovi
When will it end? A lyp
When will it take place? - tlp
When will the end (or, last) be? lyp
When will the tide ebb? XL
When will the tide flow? xj
When will the tide suit xst
When will the tide turn? _ xk
When will you be afloat? .--.dqe
When will, you (or, it) be finished?.MZj
When will you be ready — for? ukc
When will you be ready for sea? ukb
When will you board? gre
When will you complete — with? -__jku
When will you have the cargo? ibk
When wind changes zfe
When would? (See Should, above) -CSE
When you-r-s csm
When you are ...csn
When you are complete — with jkv
When you float nfg
When you meet zls
When you please ...tmv
Whence.
From whence (or, where) bpy
Whenever.
Where cso
Anywhere eqr
Anywhere else „ ..eqs
Beach the vessel where flag is waved (or,
light is shown) fzt
Elsewhere lvs
Everywhere- mjc
Prom whence (or, where) bpy
Nowhere sky
Somewhere - wju
Where am I (or, are we)? CSQ
Where am I? What is my present posi-
" tion? kz
442
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
WHERE— WHITWORTH.
Where — Continued.
Where are (or, is)? ....' csr
Where are they? cst
Where are you hound?. - _.sh
Where are you from? --- si
Where are you going? Csu
Where can (or, may)? CSV
Where could {or, might) ? csw
Where did you cross the equator?- .kem
Where do (does, or, did)? csx
Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? CSY
Where do (or, did) they (or, you)?.csz
Where do you (or vessel indicated) be-
long? * GEY
Where do you intend to bring up? .ekh
Where for? ; cta
Where from? From where? bp-y
Where had (has, or, have)?- ..ctb
Where he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) ctd
Where his (her-s, it-s) cte
Where I (my, mine) ctf
Where I am (or, weare) ctg
Where is? (See Are, above) csr
Where is (or, are) he (she. it, or per-
sons or things indicated) 1 cth
Where is he (she, or, it) gone (or, go-
ing)? 1 odf
Where is it to take place (or, be done)?
LIV
Where is the admiral (or, senior officer) ?
SJ
Where is the captain? hxm
Where is the Commander-in-Chief ?.iow
Where is the commanding officer? _.jei
Where is the, or, Where shall we ren-
dezvous? Uqs
Where is the — army? ewp
Where may? (See Can, above) . . _ . _ csv
Where might? (See Could, above) .csw
Where must? cti
Where ought? ..ctj
Where shall (or, will) ctk
Where shall (or, will) be? ctl
Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or,
persons or things indicated) ? ctm
Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?_.CTN
Where shall I find — (vessel indicated) ?
MTU
Where shall (or, will) I have? cto
Where shall (or, will) they? _.ctp
Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have? __ ctq
Where shall (or, will) we have? ctr
Where shall (or, will) you? .-_ cts
Where shall (or, will) you be? otu
Where should (or, would)?. __ ctv
Where should (or, would) the? ctw
Where should (or, would) they(their-s)?
CTX
Where the j. cty
Where they (their-s) .._,_ctz
Where they are _ cua
Where was (or, were)?...:.- cub
Where was the battle fought? fzc
Where we (our-s) ....cud
Where we are ctg
Where will you cross the equator? _ken
Where you-r-s cue
Where you are cuf
Whereabouts csp
ZCN
ZCO
ZCP
ZCQ
ZCR
ZCS
ZCT
ZCU
zcv
zcw
zcx
ZCY
ZDA
ZDB
ZDC
ZDE
ZDF
ZDG
ZDH
ZDI
ZDJ
ZDK
ZDL
ZDM
ZDN
ZDO
ZDP
Whereabouts csp
Do you, or, Did you get a good look at
the land to know exactly whereabouts
we are? py
Whereas.
Wherein. Whereof.
Wherever.
Wherry.
Whether. *
Which. (See What) cug
Before which cpt
Which do you think the best? ..:... gib
Which is (or, are) the best? Which, or,
What is the best? gif
Which is the easiest? lsa
Which is the road to — ? ..__ uyq
Which, or, What of the — ?.' cqi
Which side? wbo
Which way? yxi
While-st.
Between while gix
— It is not worth while.
While he oqd
—While I.
— While you (or, your).
Whilst in harbor one
Whip.
Whirl-ed-ing.
Whirlpool.
Whirlwind.
Whistle.
Blow steam whistle (or, siren) at inter-
i vals wd
Shall signal with steam whistle (or,
siren) during fog (or, darkness) .- we
Steam whistle wsz
— Whistle-ing. To whistle.
— Whistling buoy.
White.
— White buoy.
— White flare.
—White lead.
—White light".
— White paint.
— Whiten-ed-ing.
Whitesmith ...zdn
Whitehead torpedo.
Whitesmith.
Whitewash.
Whitewashed-ing. To whitewash .yus
Whiting. (Cleaning substance.)
Whitworth Steel wtq
Part II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
443
WHO— "WILL.
ZDQ
ZDR
ZDS
ZDT
ZDU
"Who-m CUH
By whom (or, whose). bka
For whom (or, whose) bpl
From whom (or, whose) bpz
Of whom (or, whose) cgv
On whom (or, whose) cm
To whom (or, whose) coe
To whom shall I telegraph that all is
well on board your vessel? xmh
We who ! cpr
Who, Whom cuh
Who are (or, is)? cui
Who are your owners? sym
Who can (or, may)? cuj
Who could (or, might)?- CUM
Who do (does, or, did)? ctjo
Who else? lvy
Who had (has, or, have)? cup
Who is?- -- cui
Who is dead? - kon
Whom is it for? Whom for? nhs
Who is Lloyd's agent? qxj
Who is the captain of — (ship indi-
cated)1 or, Who is your captain?.HXN
Who may? .- — -CUJ
Who might? — cum
Who must? cuq
Who ought? cub
Who shall (or, will)? zef
Who should (or, would)? cuv
Who told (or, said so)? xhz
Who was (or, were)? cuw
Who will (or, shall)?-- zef
Who would? cuv
Whom does it belong to? gez
Whom does she (or vessel indicated)
belong to? gfa
Whose? zdu
With whom (or, whose) cwo
Whole-ly.
Annul the whole signal vf
Privy to the whole affair dph
— Whole gale.
Wholesale.
Wholesome-ly-ness.
Not wholesome. Unwholesome-
ness _----Ylq
Whooping (Hooping) cough oxt
Whose. (See also Who. )
Why? cux
Why am I to?- cuy
Why are (or, is)? cuz
Why are you cva
Why are you not? cvb
Why can (or, may)? huf
Why cannot (or, may not)? cvd
Why could (or, might)? cve
Why could (or, might) not? cvf
Why do (does, or, did)? cvg
Why do (does, or, did) not? cvh
Why do (or, did) you? cvi
Why do (or, did) you not? ovj
Why do you not sail? vez
Why do you put back? -- ude
Why had (has or, have)? cvk
ZDV
ZDW
ZDX
ZDY
ZEA
ZEB
ZEC
ZED
ZEF
ZEG
Why — Continued.
Why had (has, or* have) not? cvl
Why had (or, have) you? cvm
Why had (or, have) you not? cvn
Why is? --- cuz
Why might? cve
Why must? cvo
Why not? cvp
Why ought? cvq
Why shall (or, will)? — cve
Why shall (or, will) not? cvs
Why should (or, would)? cvt
Why should (or, would) not? cvu
Why they (their-s) cvw
Why was (or, were)? , cvx
Why we (our-s) cvy
Why were you? cvz
Why will (or, shall)? cvr
Why would? ...cyt
Why you-r-s »u... CWA
Wick.
Lamp wick-
-QDJ
Wide. Width.
How broad — is — ? hjn
— It is not wide.
— It is wide.
What width (or, breadth)? het
Wide berth ghf
—Widely.
Widen-ed-ing.
Widow-er.
Wife.
Wigt je. (Measure of weight) ban
Will. (See also Shall) cwb
How will they? bxy
I will give you oah
I will if lean bks
I will wait until ysr
It will do bnv
Not willing. Does not agree dtz
Request you will ust
Request you will not usv
Shall, or, Will wait ysv
There will be time— to (or, for) xtq
Weather will be yzw
What, or, Which shall (or, will)— I?-CQK
When will it be done? crx
When will you (or, it) be ready for (or,
to)—? ukc
— Who will, or, shall.
Will, or, Shall arrive— at eyw
Will assist fgu
Will be ready— to (or, for) ukd
Will be sent vqr
Will be sufficient (enough) meb
Will be unable— to cys
—Will close (or, be closed).
Will it be? bix
Will it be safe? vi>L
Will it do? -•- sou
Will it have? cwd
Will it prevent? tvm
Will not CIU
Will not do? bov
444
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II.
WILL— WIND.
ZEH
ZEI
ZEJ
ZEK
ZEL
ZEM
Will — Continued.
Will not succeed ... xbz
Will put *- — UDF
Will remain by you upk
Will rendezvous at (or, in) --.uqt
Will set in vsg
Will shift vxa
Will soon .— — wkc
Will stand by you wqm
Will succeed xca
Will they act? dio
Will visit yrd
' Will you act for me (or, — )? dip
Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)?
DE
Will you be on shore today? (Specify
hour, if necessary) koc
Will you breakfast with me? hfl
Will you (or person indicated) buy?-UCF
Will you come? _. jdq
Will you (or person indicated) come on
board? grf
Will you do it? -_cwe
Will you get? nzg
Will you give me (or, my) — ? oan
Will you go?-_ odg
Will you leave? qlv
Will you make? _.eiy
Will you make an offer? riz
Will you permit? dzq
Will you please? tmw
Will you put? udg
Will you send? vqtj
Will you send for him (or, it, or, her)?
vow
Will you stay (or, wait)? wry
Will you support us? xfb
Will you (or person indicated) under-
take it? YHX
Will you venture? yov
Will you wait for the mail? ytd
Will you write? zjq
Yes, I will ._ zlh
Yes, it will zli
Will, or, Testament xol
WlLLING-LY-NESS.
Unwilling-ly-ness _ . . ylr
Win-ning. Won.
— has won a great battle at — , with a
loss of killed and wounded reported
at — fzd
Winch.
Steam winch wtb
Wind-ing. Wound. To wind.
Winding tackle zpr
Wind. (See also Force op Wind.)
Anemometer. Wind gauge - elo
Baffling wind ', psc
— Before the wind.
Between wind and water giy
By the wind hpq
Calm and light winds htm
Delayed by contrary winds ksd
Detained by contrary winds ksd
Fair wind mre
Force of wind _nia
ZEN
ZEO
ZEP
ZEQ
ZER
ZES
ZET
ZETT
ZEV
ZEW
ZEX
ZEY
ZFA
ZFB
ZFC
ZFD
ZFE
Wind — Continued.
Foul wind nom
Gale of wind - nvs
Harbour, or, Anchorage is good enough
with winds from — _.ox
Harbour, or, Anchorage is safe with all
winds oz
Haul your (or, to the) wind opg
Haul your wind on port tack ln
Haul your wind on starboard tack ..lo
Head to wind oqm
Head wind oqn
— How have you had the wind?
— How is the wind outside?
— How shall we have the wind?
— If the wind abates (or, lulls).
— If the wind continues as at present.
— If the wind shifts.
— If the wind should freshen.
If you lose the wind rao
In a gale of wind , nwb
Is the anchorage (or, my anchorage)
safe with all winds? (Specify which,
if necessary) pb
It is dangerous to lose the wind gc
•Keep before the wind.
Keep head to wind pyt
Meteorological or weather report for
to-day gives moderate winds from —
(direction indicated) .- rsh
Meteorological or weather report for
to-day gives strong winds from —
(direction indicated) rsi
Meteorological or weather report for
to-day gives winds variable from—
(direction indicated) rs j
Meteorological or weather report for
to-morrow gives moderate winds
from — (direction indicated) rsl
Meteorological or weather report for
to-morrow gives strong winds from
— (direction indicated) _.rsm
Meteorological or weather report for
to-morrow gives winds variable from
— (direction indicated) rsn
More rain than wind.
Not wind enough mdr
Nothing but gales of wind nwc
Off, or, From the wind nry
Running before the wind vch
Shift of wind vwz
— Should the wind.
— The wind is — .
The wind is going to change.
— The wind will come from the — .
To, or, By the wind hpq
— Too much wind.
— Trade wind.
Variable wind yod
What wind leads through the passage
(or, entrance)?
What winds have you (or vessel indi-
cated) had? :ZCE
When it lulls. The first lull rd a
When the wind (or, breeze) hgj
— When wind changes.
Where did you fall in with the trades
(or, monsoon)? rym
Where did you lose the trades (or
monsoon) ?^ rbi
Whirlwind _.zda
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445
WIND— WISH.
ZFG
ZFH
ZFI
ZFJ
ZFK
ZFL
ZFM
ZFN
ZFO
ZFP
ZFQ
ZFR
ZFS
ZFT
ZFU
ZFV
ZFW
ZFX
ZFY
ZGA
ZGB
ZGC
ZGD
Wind — Continued.
Wind a gale. nvs
— Wind and weather permitting.
— Wind appears to be steady.
— Wind fresh.
Wind gauge. Anemometer elo
— Wind has abated outside.
— Wind has not abated outside.
Wind is going to change :. zey
—Wind light.
— Wind strong.
— Wind will freshen.
— Winds from the — . With wind from
the—.
— Winds have mostly been.
Windsail zfv
Wind gauge. Anemometer elo
WlNDBOTJND — AT.
I have been, or, Vessel indicated has
been detained — days windbound at —
(place indicated) kye
Winding tackle. (See also Tackle. )
Windlass.
Bring it to the windlass him
■Damaged the windlass kje
Steam windlass wtc
Windmill.
Window.
Cabin window hqg
Windsail.
Hoist windsails owe
Windward.
— Beat (work) to windward.
Far enough to windward mdg
Keep more to windward pzb
Keep to windward ly
Keep to windward of vessel chasing,
pzo
Keep to windward until you are picked
up .- pzq
Let your boats keep to windward until
they are picked up fd
Look out to windward Qzw
Shoal water, or, Danger to windward,
KLI
— To windward.
We are to windward of the harbor (or,
anchorage) eli
Work-ed-ing (beat) to windward. --ZFX
Wine.
Australian wine : fmh
— Burgundy wine.
Champagne • ..ikc
Claret isd
Madeira wine kej
Port wine tpc
— Rhine wine.
Sherry vwr
Spirits of wine wnt
— Wine glass.
ZGE
ZGF
ZGH
ZGI
ZGJ
ZGK
ZGL
ZGM
ZGN
ZGO
ZGP
ZGQ
ZGR
ZGS
ZGT
ZGU
ZGV
Winter.
— Had, or, Has winter set in at -*• ?
Has the ice broken up ? Has the winter
broken up — at — ?- :pbj
— In the winter.
Last winter qgw
— Next winter.
— Through the winter.
Warm, or, Winter clothing for rvx
— Winter has regularly set in at — .
— Winter quarters.
Winter-ed-ing. To winter.
Wire.
Insulate-d-ing wire (or, cable) pnt
Magnesium wire reo
Steel- wire hawser wto
— Telegraph wire.
Wire cable (or, hawser) hse
— Wire rigging.
Wire rope vad
Wise-ly. Wisdom.
Wish-ing — to (or, for).
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes. _dky
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to
know dkz
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
you (or person indicated) dla
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
you as soon as convenient dlb
— Do you wish ?
Do you wish to be reported? ub
Do you wish your arrival reported ?.eyc
— Does not wish — it (or, that).
I do not wish to show a light qrx
I should wish to know the nature of the
sickness, if any, before I send my boat
(or, communicate) PC
I wish for orders from Mr. — , my owner,
at — sw
I wish to be taken in tow' — xw
I wish to buy hoy
I wish to communicate; close. iux
I wish to communicate personally.. jgc
I wish to land passengers qeg
I wish to obtain, orders from my owner,
Mr. — , at — sw
I wish to see you before you go on shore,
OCN
I wish to see you on shore vnu
I wish to signal; come within easy sig:
nal distance vj
I wish to speak to you wmk
— If you wish — it (or, that).
— It is my wish — that.
Owners wished me to inform you..SYK
Signal the name of place where you wish
to be reported by telegraph wdp
Stranger, or, Vessel bearing — wishes
to communicate .-_ wzd
They, or, I wish to abandon, but have
not the means aj
Vessel seriously damaged; wishto.trans-
fer passengers hm
Vessels that wish to be reported all well,
show your distinguishing signals .dyt
Vessels that wish to be reported, show
your distinguishing signals. EA
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
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WISH— WORK.
ZGW
ZGX
ZGY
ZHA
ZHB
ZHC
ZHD
ZHE
ZHF
Wish — Continned.
' Vessels that wish to be reported on
leaving, show your distinguishing
signals eb
Wish to communicate — by (or, with) . jgf
Wish to enter port or dock tm
Wish to get a rate for my chronometer,
GU
Wish to see you voe
— Wish to speak — to (or, with).
Wish you a pleasant voyage (or, passage),
TDL
— Wish you would.
— Wished.
With cwp
Are, or, Is with ber
Me with ceg
Not with---. cgk
That with cly
Was, or, Were with cpb
When done — with crg
With cwf
With all sails set vfa
With arms evg
With complete success jkx
With him (his, her-s, it-s) cwg
With me (my, mine) .cwh
With moderate-ion rxo
With much pleasure tmx
With passengers tdw
With pleasure. I will accept dca
With steam up tmc
With that (or, this) cwj
With the cwi
With the captain hxo
With the tide. xsv
With the view (or, object) smk
With them (their-s) cwk
With these (or, those) owl
With tools xvi
With us (our-s) cwm
With what (or, which) cwn
With whom (or, whose) cwo
With you-r-s _ cwp
With your permission . tgj
Withdraw-n-ing-drew.
— Have, or. Has been withdrawn.
Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac-
count of ice pbo
— Shall, or, Will be withdrawn.
Withhold-ing-held.
Within.
Come within hail jda
I shall pass within hail OLE
Keep within hail _olp
Keep within sight — of wcb
Pass within hail olg
Send a boat within hail gui
Within range uhz
You are within range of the batteries
(or, of the guns) go
Without.
Date not known. Without date . .klw
If it can (or, may) be done without risk,
TJYA
Not without permission tgf
ZHG
ZHI
ZHJ
ZHK
ZHL
ZHM
ZHN
ZHO
ZHP
ZHQ
ZHR
ZHS
ZHT
ZHU
ZHV
Without — Continued.
Without a doubt-- lmb
Without any motive , sbe
Without arms ygj
Without assistance fgx
Without authority, or, Unauthorized,
FMZ
Without damage kjt
—Without fail.
— Without favor.
Without hesitation ; oum
Without loss --.RBJ
Without payment tev
Without permission tgk
Without risk uye
Withstand-ing-stood.
Witness-ed-ing. v
Eyewitness mqi
Woke. Wakeing. (See also Awake.)
Woman.
Clothing .for female passengers.
Women's clothing ivr
Females on board mvq
Have you any women on board? gqh
I have no women on board gqk
Won. (See Win) ._ zei
Wood-ed.
— Can not procure wood.
Dyewood - lqk
Firewood nac
You can get any quantity of firewood,
NAT
WOOL-LY.
Woollen.
word-ed-ing.
Byword -.hpu
Password tdy
Wore. (See also Wear.)
WORK-ED-ING. TO WORK.
Bell buoy damaged; not working. .gen
Board of Works gpf
Boiler working on seating gwr
— Can work up to — revolutions.
Crew disaffected ; will not work . . .kcn
Crew discontented; will not work.Kco
Day's work .. knd
Dead works (of a ship) kol
Earth work lrq
Engine does not work well mbd
Engine works very well . _ . . mbn
Engines working badly 1 frm
Engines working on seating . mcp
Fireworks NAD
Have you anyone that can work at a
forge? nle
Light on — is not working satisfactorily,
QSH
My working pressure is tus
— No boat fit for the work.
One screw disabled ; can work the other,
MW
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WORK— WRITE.
ZHW
ZHX
ZHY
ZIA
ZIB
ZIC
ZID
ZIE
ZIP
ZIG
ZIH
ZIJ
ZIK
ZIL
ZIM
ZIN
ZIO
ZIP
Work — Continued.
Propeller worked loose tzo
Upper -works ymb
What is your working pressure?- --TUV
Work badly frx
Work expansively mnb
— Work-ed-ing in.
— Work out.
—Work pump.
Work, or, Beat to windward zfx
Worked-ing very badly fry
Worked-ing well zbo
Working her own engines -MCF
Working oneengine., mcg
Working party .__ tcf
Working steam pressure — is TUS
You may work the semaphore vo
Workman-ship.
World.
Worm.
Worm-eaten lsj
Worn yxv
Pump gear worn out (or, defective) -UBJ
Worse. Worst.
— Could, or, Might be worse.
— It will be worse.
— Much worse.
Worth.
Is it worth while shifting berth? gfv
It is not worth while zct
— It is worth.
Not worth getting ofl,
Not worth getting off (or, afloat) ..dqc
Seaworthy vli
WORTHLESS-NESS.
Would. (See Should) cjo
I would shift my berth as soon as pos-
sible gft
Wish you would zgx
Would recommend. Would advise.DOR
Wound-ed-ing.
Anyone hurt (or, wounded)? eqb
Badly, or, Seriously wounded frl
Boiler burst; — men killed, —others
wounded Au
Boiler burst; number of killed and
wounded not yet known ax
Boiler burst ; several men wounded. - az
Dangerously wounded (or, hurt) ; acci-
dent AL
Gunshot wound. Accident happened,
DCI
— How are the wounded?
— How many wounded?
Is anyone wounded (or, hurt)? eqb
— Killed and wounded.
Many wounded -- - Rkn
None wounded SJp
Number of killed and wounded not yet
known.-- °>p
Slightly wounded: was
— The wounded are.
ZIQ
ZIR
ZIS
ZIT
ZIU
zrv
zrw
zix
ZIY
ZJA
ZJB
ZJC
ZJD
ZJE
ZJF
ZJG
ZJH
ZJI
ZJK
ZJL
ZJM
ZJN
Wound — Continued.
— has won a great battle at — with a
loss' of killed and wounded reported
at — --- fzd
— 's losses in killed and wounded reported
at — QAR
Wove. (See Weave) — zab
Wrap-fed-fing-er.
Wreck.
— A complete wreck.
Have you seen (or, heard of) a vessel
wrecked (or, in distress) zu
lam (or vessel indicated is) a complete
wreck JKP
— I shall stand about to see if I can pick
up anything from wreck.
Is, or, Was there anyone on board? -EQC
Lost sight of wreck ■. ray
—Off the wreck.
— On the wreck.
Passed a wreck TCP
Passed a wreck (date, latitude and longi-
tude to follow, if necessary), but
could not render any assistance;
people still on board zv
Passed a wreck (date, latitude and longi-
tude to follow, if necessary), but was
unable to ascertain whether any people
were on board --.' zw
Passed a wreck (date, latitude and longi-
tude to follow, if necessary) ; no one
on board __zx
Pieces of the wreck have been found (or,
picked up) tib
Receiver of wreck ulg
Shipwrecked vyl
— The wreck of — .
— Vessel indicated has been wrecked.
What has become of wreck? gcq
Will you go to the assistance of wreck?
(Bearing to follow, if necessary) __zy
— Wreck buoy.
— Wreck is being pillaged.
— Wreck will be sold.
— Wreck-ed-ing. To wreck.
— Wrecked on the coast.
Wrecker.
Wrist.
Writ.
Write-ing-ten. Wrote. To write.
Do you intend to write from — ? pos
Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it
at length - xb
— Has he (or, she) or. Have they written?
— Have, or, Has not written.
— Have, or, Has written.
— I have written.
I intend writing pow
I will wait whilst you write- yst
— In writing.
Send following message by post to own-
ers (or, to Mr. — ) at — , by signal let-
ters instead of writing it at length.wz
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ZJO
ZJP
ZJQ
ZJR
ZJS
ZJT
ZJU
ZJV
ZJW
ZJX
ZJY
ZKA
ZKB
ZKC
ZKB
ZKE
ZKF
ZKG
Write — Continued.
Send following telegraphic message by-
signal letters instead of writing it at
length. xb
—Shall I write?
■When did you write?
— Will you write?
— Write immediately.
— Write to the owner.
Writing. (Manuscript) rkc
— Writing paper.
— Written orders.
— Wrote to — on — .
Writer.
Typewriter yfr
Wrong-kd-ing. To wrong.
Wrong-ly.
Anything wrong with the engines?- -RD
I have wrong papers on board tak
— I was wrong.
Very wrong-ly ypu
— Wrong meaning.
— Wrong place.
— Wrong side.
Wrong way. _yxj
Wrought.
— Wrought iron.
X. (Letter. ) (For new method of spelling,
seepage 13.)
ZKH
ZKI
ZKJ
ZKL
ZKM
ZKN
ZKO
Y. (Letter. ) (For new method of spelling,
seepage 13.)
Yacht-ed-ing.
Lloyd's Yacht Register r <jxe
Royal yacht vbc
Royal Yacht Squadron ...wpg
— Union des Yachts.
Yacht club. -- iwe
Yam.
Yard. (Measure of length) axe
Cubic yard* aye
Square yard..'. axz
Yard. (Ship's. )
Brace round your head yards hdo
Can I get a mainyard at — ? nyg
Can I get a spar for a fore yard at — ?.nis
Crossjack yard kef
Dimensions of — yard are — feet in
length ; — inches in the slings.. _lak
Double topsail yards xwd
Fore royal yard niz
Fore topgallant yard nji
Fore topsail yard njp
Fore yard njq
Fore yard gone in the sling njr
Fore yard sprung njs
Haulyard, or, Halliard _ --.olq
Head yard oqp
I have carried away fore yard nkh
I have carried away main yard RGE
— I have carried away topsail yard.
I have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard,
KJH
I have sprung (or, damaged) lower top-
sail yard kji
I have sprung (or, damaged) mainyard,
KJL
I have sprung (or, damaged) topsail
yard ...kjm
I have sprung (or, damaged) upper top-
sail yard KJN
Iron yard ptb
Jigger royal yard and sail pvs
Jigger topgallant yard and sail pvt
Jigger topsail yard and sail pvu
Jigger yard and sail -.. pvw
Lower fore topsail yard nki
Lower main topsail yard rgf
Lower mizzen topsail yard rwo
Lower spanker topsail yard wlu
Lower yard rci
Main royal yard rgp
Main topgallant yard ehb
Main topsail yard Rhf
Main topsail yard sprung .... rhg
Mainyard ...rhi
Main yard sprung RHJ
Mizzen royal yard rwu
Mizzen topgallant yard ewt
Mizzen topsail yard ..rxc
Royal yard vbd
— Spritsail yard (or, gaff) .
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged lower
yard (or spar indicated) ~ - - RCK
■ Steel yard _.wtp
Top your lower yard xvo
Topgallant yard xvu
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YARD— YOU.
ZKP
ZKQ
ZKR
ZKS
ZKT
ZKU
ZKV
ZKW
ZKX
ZKY
ZLA
ZLB
ZLC
Yard — Continued.
Topsail yard xwr
Upper fore topsail yard nk j
Upper main topsail yard rhk
Upper spanker topsail yard xwo
Upper topsail yard xwi
Upper yard ymc
What are the dimensions of main yard?
LAO
What are the dimensions of your fore
yard? lap
— Yard arm.
— Yard rope.
Yard. Ship yard. Shipbuilding yard,
vxy
Dock yard ljt
Victualling yard yqm
Yarn.
Spun yarn wpb
Yaw-ed-ing.
Yawl.
Year.
—Half year-ly.
Last year
—Leap year.
— Next year.
Several years
— This year.
— Yearly.
Yeast.
ZLD
ZLE
ZLF
ZLG
ZLH
ZLI
ZLJ
ZLE
-Q.GX
Yellow.
Has yellow fever diminished at — ? mwi
Has yellow fever disappeared at — ?.mwj
I have had cases of yellow fever on
hoard mwi
I have had no cases of yellow fever on
hoard -_mwl
Is there yellow fever at — ? mwo
Yellow fever mwt
Yellow fever has diminished at — mwu
Yellow fever has disappeared at — mwv
Yellow fever is raging at — mwx
— Yellow paint.
— men of the crew have heen ill of yel-
low fever (number to follow) ..mwt
— passengers have heen ill of yellow
fever (number to follow) mwz
Yen. (Coin) avg
Yeoman-ry.
-C, or, Code Flag over c
HUG
Yes --
— Yes, I am.
Yes, I can -.
— Yes, I have.
— Yes; I will.
— Yes, it will.
^"est erd at •
The day before yesterday knu
Yesterday afternoon dsa
Yesterday evening MIN
Yesterday morning SAP
— Yesterday's post.
ZLM
ZLN
ZLO
ZLP
ZLQ
ZLR
Yet.
By and bye. Not yet hpx
Do not begin yet GDQ
— It is not yet.
Not begun yet gdt
Not yet. By and bye iipx
Nothing decisive yet kpv
—She is (or, has) not yet.
The cargo is not yet sold iba
Yield-ed-ing.
Yin. (Measure of length) — -_axp
Yoke-d-ing.'
Yonder.
You-r-s CWT
After you-r-s cwr
Are, or, Is you-r-s --BES
As you-r-s fbw
Before you-r-s ...cws
By you-r-s +___bkc
Can, or, "May you-r-s? - - -BKO
Could, or, Might you-r-s? blj
Do, Does, or, Did you-r-s? bmq
For you-r-s bpm
From you-r-s bcja
Had, Has, or, Have you-r-s? brf
Had, or, Have you been? bfv
Had, vr, Have you done?: bsiw
Had, or, Have you had? - beg
How are you?.. bxi
How do (or, did) you? bxm
How shall (or, will) you? bxu
If you-r-s --.cbp
If you are - cbq
If you are not CBR
If you can (or, may) CBS
If you can not (or, maynot) cbt
If you could (or, might) ---' cbu
If you could (or.might) not cbv
If you do (or, did) cbw
If you do (or, did) not cbx
If you had (or, have) cby
If you had (or, have) not cbz
If you shall (or, will) cda
If you shall (or, will) not cdjj
If you should (or, would) cde
If you should (or, would) not cdp
If you were cdg
If you were not cdh
In you-r-s cdr
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. See Could, above. )
Must you-r-s? cfe
Not you-r-s cgl
Of you-r-s -- .-CGw
Onyou-r-s... ,--Chj
Ought you-r-s to? i ClD
Shall, or, Will you-r-s ? - CJD
Shall, or, Will you be? bhi
Shall, or, Will you do it? bod
Shall, or, Will you not ? cje
Shall, or, Will you not be ? bhj
Shall, or, Will you not do it? boe
Should, or, Would you-r-s? cjx
Than you-r-s ^ ckm
That you-r-s — . clz
To you-r-s _. _. cop
10929—07 29
450
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part II
YOU— ZANZIBAR.
ZLS
You — Continued.
Was, or, Were you-r-s? cpd
Were you? .cpl
Were you not? cpm
What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s?
CPY
What, or, Which do (or, did) you (they,
or, we)? cqe
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you (or,
they) do? ...cqn
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you (or,
they) have? cqo
What, or, which should (or, would) you
(or, they) do? ._-,. CQS
When are you?.... cqy
When do (or, did) you (or, they) ?_ -CRF
When had (or, have) you? cbi
When shall (or, will) I (you, they, or,
we) do? crv
When shall (or, will) you ? csb
When shall (or, will) you be? csd
When shall (or, will) you (or, they)
have?. cez
When you-r-s csm
When you are csn
— When you meet.
Where are you from? si
Where are you going? csu
Where do (or, did) you (or, they)?.-csz
Where shall (or, will) you ? cts
Where shall (or, will) you be? ctu
Where shall (or, will) you (or, they)
have? ctq
Where you-r-s cue
Where you are cup
While you (or, your) zcv
Why are you? cva
Why are you not? cvb
Why do (or, did) you? cvi
Why do (or, did) you not? cvj
Why had (or, have) you? cvm
Why had (or, have) you not? cvn
Why were you? cvz
Why you-r-s? owa
Will you do it? cwe
With you-r-s cwp
You-r-s cwt
You are , bey
You are not bez
You are to put udh
You can (or, may) bkx
You can (or, may) be biy
You can (or, may)have ._ bsy
You can not (or, may not) bky
You can not (or, may not) be biz
You can not (or, pay not) have bsz
You could (or, might) blr
You could (or, might) be bja
You could (or, might) not bls
You could (or, might) not be bjc
You do (or, did) bow
You do (or, did) not box
You had (or, have) bta
You had (or, have) been bjd
You had (or, have) done boy
You had (or, have) had bto
You had (or, have) not btd
You had (or, have) not been bje
You had (or, have) not done boz
You had (or, have) not had _bte
You may, etc. (See Can, above. )
ZLT
ZLU
ZLV
ZLW
ZLX
ZLY
ZMA
You — Continued.
You might, etc. (See Could, above.)
You must cfk
You must be I.bjf
You must not cfl
You must not be . .' bjg
You ought to cij
You ought not to cik
You ought not to be bji
You ought to be. bjh
You shall (or, will) cjk
You shall (or, will) be bjk
You shall (or, will) have btf
You shall (or, will) not cjl
You shall (or, will) not be bjl
You shall (or, will) no't have btg
You should (or, would) ckd
You should (or, would) be bjm
You should (or, would) have bth
You should (or, would) not cke
You should (or, would) not be bjn
You should (or, would) not have bti
You were cpn
You were not cpo
You were not to be bjp
You were to be bjo
You will, etc. (See Shall, above. )
You would, etc. (See Should, above. )
Your ability to..^ cyd
Your absence dbg
Your boat gvk
Your departure ktz
Your instructions (or, orders) pnm
Your man rpk.
Your order (or, instructions) pnm
Young.
— Younger-est.
Yourself.
Avail yourself of — fod
Place yourself tlk
YOUTH-FUL-LY-NESS.
Youyou. (Small boat.)
Z. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
seepage 13.)
Zac. (Measure of capacity) ayz
Zanzibar-ee. Zanzibar Colors.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
451
ZARF— APPENDIX
Zarf. {Measure of capacity) Ayr
ZMB Zeal-otts-ly.
ZMC — Is, or, Are very zealous.
ZMD — Your zeal has been particularly noticed
by—.
ZME —Zenith.
ZMF —In the zenith.
ZMG- Zephyr.
Zer, or, G-uz. (Measure of length).. awc
ZMH Zero.
ZMI degrees below zero.
ZMJ Zigzag.
ZMK Zinc.
Chloride of zinc iph
Sulphate of zinc xdh
ZML — Zinc plate.
ZMN Zodiac.
ZMO — Sign of the zodiac.
Zolotnick. (Measure of weight) bcn
ZMP Zone.
ZMQ — Frigid zone.
Temperate zone xnd
Torrid zone. Torrid xyc
ZMR ZOOLOGY-ICAL.
ZNA
ZNB
ZNC
ZND
ZNE
ZNF
ZNG
ZNH
ZNI
ZNJ
ZNK
ZNL
ZNM
ZTO
ZNP
APPENDIX.
-Report me to Maritime Association,
New York.
-Report me to Maritime Exchange, Phil-
adelphia.
-Report me to Pacific Shipowners' Asso-
ciation, San Francisco.
-Veal.
-Hardware.
-Chapel.
-O'clock.
-Watch. (Timepiece.)
-Faint-ed-ing. (Swoon. )
rStrake.
-Kroner. (Coin.)
-Doppelzentner. ( Measure of weight. )
-Cubic centimeter.
-Cubic millimeter.
-Cubic meter.
GEOGRAPHICAL LIST.
NAMES OF PLACES ARRANGED IN THEIR ALPHABETICAL ORDER.
B. Bay.
C. Cape, Capo, Cap.
Ch. Channel.
F. Fort.
G. Gulf.
Hd. Head.
Notations.
Hr. Harbor.
I. Island.
Lt. Light.
Lt. V. Light vessel.
Mt. Mount, Mont.
P. Port, Porto, Puerte.
Pt. Point, Pointe.
K. River.
Sh. Shoal.
Str. Strait.
AALB.EK— ALBATROSS.
Aalbeek adqm
Aalborg adpv
Aale Hd adhm
Aalesund aboj
Aardals abqx
Aarhus adkc
Aas Vser abkb
Aaro I adgn
Aarosund adgm
Aasgaardstrand abxt
Abaco axir
Abaco I., Great axin
Abb6, Pont L' aglu
Abbeville, P. d' afyn
Abd-al-kuri amok
Aberaeron aest
Aberbenoit, L' agjk
Aberdeen afip
Aberdeen Docks, Hongkong . anye
Aberdovey aesv
Abergele aety
Abervrac'h R agjh
Aberystwith aesu
Abo (Africa) alov
Abo (Baltic) acqg
Abomeh, or, Abomey alob
Abrolhos Rocks avwm
Absecon azmf
Abu Ail Is amew
Abukir B akub
Aburatani B aovg
Aburatsu Hr aoym
Abu Thabi amtr
Abydos Castle ajxe
Abyssinia amps
Acajutla auqh
Acapulco auob
Aceitera Sh ahfk
Acheh Hd., or, Acheen Hd..APQj
Achill Hd afrv
Aci Reale aiky
Acklin I axkh
Aconi Pt bcti
Acre aksn
Acul AXTQ
Adalia akqc
Adams, P aokh
Adams Pt aude
Adda alnm
Addison Pt baun
Adelaide arux
Adelaide, P artjy
Adelaide R arjf
Aden amse
Aden, G. of amol
Adige R aitm
Adin Kerke aehp
Adler Grund Lt. V adbn
Admiralty G arkp
Admiralty Hd atzm
Admiralty I aqtjs
Admiralty Inlet atzg
Adour R agtp
Adrianople akbn
Adriatic aiql
Adra ahid
Adrampatam anpo
Adramyti aknu
Adventure B asgl
Adventure, P athc
Mbelo adhb
iEgina ajod
jEroskiobing adie
iEtna. Mt aikz
Afghanistan '. aifn
Aflandshage adoc
Africa aktb
Africa, British Central ambs
Africa, British East amlu
Africa, German East amjv
Africa Rock ahzb
:ir , alcp
I AMIW
Agafia aqvn
Agastira B ajou
Agate Hr beoh
Agay Road ahus
Agde AHQG
Agdenes ablx
Agerness adji
Agerso adhb
Agger adrb
Aghaliman akqm
Agiabampo aumh
Agon acls
Agon, Pt. d' : agej
Agropoli auf
Aguada B anbj
Aguadilla axwb
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Aguilar, C. D' anyx
Agulhas, C alwy
Agweh alns
Ahlbeck aczj
Ahorcados I ahnv
Ahuriri Bluff atle
Ahus acpq
Ahwaz amdr
Aian, P aosd
Aichiu aole
Aigues-Mortes ahqv
Aiguille, C. de 1' akyg
Aiguillon agpc
Ailly, Pt. d' 1 afyv
Ailsa Craig aexz
Air Pt AEtTD
Aird R. aqtb
Ai'todor", C akhp
Aix, He d' agqv
Ajaccio aibr
Ajano, P aknx
Ajighiol Spit Lt. V akgj
Ajuda ahcm
Akabah G amrb
Akaroa Hr atjc
Akashi apbn
Akassa , alot
Akba almi
Akedo alor
Akerman akpu
Akishi aplj
Akka aksn
Akkra alnh
Akroteri, C ajrv
Akyab , ankz
Alabama axctj
Alabama City axcv
Alagoas Province avyz
Aland Isles acpx
Alandskar acje
Alas Str aqns
Alaska atpi
Alassio ahwp
Alaya. .' akqg
Albai aqpz
Albani R almp
Albania ajgm
Albany arpq
Albany P beyx
Albatross I amiv
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ALBEMARLE— ANKATSAOKA.
Albemarle Canal aywf
Albemarle I auvj
Albemarle Sound aytl
Albenga ahwi
Alberoni aitr
Albert, P. f N. Z.) atbl
Albert, P. (Victoria) asbm
Alberton ( Pr. Ed. I.) bdev
Alberton (Queensland) asqz
Alberton (Victoria) asbo
Albino Pt . . . : alue
Albir Pt ahjv
Alboran I ahib
Albrahoa B avti
Albreda alhw
Albue Pt adms
Albufera ahkn
Alcala B akzx
Alcanada Islet ahot
Alcantara awcz
Alcatraz I (Africa) alix
Alcatraz I (Cal.) augj
Alcudia ahos
Aldabra I amji
Aldan B agzl
Aldborough afom
Alderney .agcw
Alegre, P avrk
Aleutian Is atro
Alexander, F atrk
Alexander, P alud
Alexandretta akro
Alexandria (Egypt) akuc
Alexandria (Va.) azce
Alexandrina, Lake arvw
Alexandrovsk akgw
Alexandrovsk (Kola) abfq
Alexandrovski aorf
Alfaques, P ahle
Alfred, P. (Africa) alyd
Alfred, P. (S. Australia} artjl
Algajola aicb
Algarrobo avfq
Algeciras ahfq
Alger akyn
Algeria akwy
Alghero aiey
Algier akyn
Algiers awyk
AlgoaB alxy
Algodonales B avct
Alguada Reef anlw
Alnucemas akzu
Ali-Agha P akob
Alibagh amzi
Alicante ahjq
Alicudi aiom
Alistro ahzx
Aliwal alxk
AliwalSh alyw
Alkmaar adzo
AlKatif amuc
Al Kuweit Hr amue
Allegranza alec
Alleppi ancs
Alligator R arid
Alligator' Reef axhm
Alloa afju
Allor aqol
Allsta, or, Hallsta acki
Almadabra ahkf
Almadabra (Morocco) albc
Almadi, or, Almadies Pt alge
Almagrundet Lt. V aciv
Al Manama amtz
Almeida B amcn
Almeria ahij
Almina Pt albf
Almirante B awof
Almissa ajdt
Almufiecar ahgt
Alnses abol
Alnmouth afky
Aln6 acmb
Alonyi ajzl
Alpena begl
Alprech, C afyi
Alps aiut
Als adpq
Als I ADGE
Alsentia atsd
Als Sound adgh
Altagracia awlm
Altacarry Hd aftl
Altamaha R aykx
Altata aumn
Altea ahjw
Alten Fiord abgp
Alten abgt
Althorpe I artm
Altona aduw
Altwarp aczi
Alvarado awsv
AlWakra amts
Amahlongwana R alyv
Amahoi aqpz
Amai, P apcj
Amain aijb
Amaliopolis ajvd
Amaracao awct
Amargoso' R awcf
Amastra aknc
Amazon R awe j
Ambavarane amdw
Ambavatobi B amgn
Amber, C amdr
Amberno R aqtx
Amboina aqpr
Ambondro R amfn
Ambong apyw
Ambre amde
AmbrizB alsv
Ambrizette alsr
Amedeel aqyr
Ameland adyv
Amelia I AYJZ
America B ao«s
America, Central auqf
America, North atoz
America, South auwo
American Shs axhg
Ametlsle bcwx
Amherst (Moulmein) anoj
Amherst Hr. (N. S.) bcat
Amherst (Pr. Ed. I.) bdfn
Arnica Pt ajct
Amirante Is amjd
Amok aqni
Amokwa almg
Amorgo ajrp
Amour Pt
Amoy
Ampenan B
Amping
Amposta
Ampurias
Amrun I
Amsterdam
Amsterdam I
Amur B
Amur R
Anaa atoll
Anacapa I
Anadolu Hissari I
Anadyr R
Anaga Pt
Anam
Anama Hr
Anama saki spit Lt. V. . .
Anamaboe
Anamba Is
Anamur C
Anapa
Anaphi
Anastasia B
Anaetasia I. (Fla.)
Anastatia I. (Black Sea).
Anatoli, C
Anatolia
Anclam
Anclote cays
Ancon
Ancona
Ancud
Andaman Is
Andenses Lt
Andramatuba
Andrava B
Andreievsky
Andreas, C
Andros
Andros I
Androth I
Ane, L',Bank
Anegada
Aneityum
Ange Gardien, L'
Angeles, Los (Cal.)
Angeles, P. (Mexico)...
Angeles Pt
Angelos, P. (Wash.)
Anger
Angermannaelf
Angers
Angiang
Anglesea
Angoche R
Angola
Angra
Angra dos Reis
Angra Pequefia
Angsa Pulo
Anguilla
Annatomirim Islet. . . .
Anholtl
Anholt Knob Lt. V
Anjer
Anjer, New
Anjer, Old
Ankatsaoka B
.beqj
. .aobi
.aqnm
.AOCK
.AHLK
-AHND
. .ADSP
-AEBD
.AMJU
. . AOPS
.AORG
.ARGV
. .AUJY
..AKCN
. .APOE
. . ALFC
.ANVW
. .APLY
. . APKT
. .ALNF
. .APXU
.AKQH
. .AKJR
. . AJRX
. . AJKE
. .AYJE
. .AKDO
. .AKCZ
.AKNM
. . . ACZS
. .AXFE
. .AUYR
. ..AISE
..AVIH
. .ANMT
..ABHL
. AMGW
. .AMEB
. . ATQN
. .AKRH
. . . AJQP
. . .AXJC
. .ANDG
..AHTQ
. .AXZQ
..AQYG
. -BDSU
. . . AUIY
. .AUOL
. . . AVFE
. . . Al'CF
. ..APIIS
. . ACMH
. . . AGPM
. . .ANVF
. . .AETJ
. . .AMBZ
. . .ALSQ
. . . ALDC
. . . AVTK
. ..ALUQ
. . .ANRO
. . .AYBC
. . . AVSB
. . . ADPH
ADPI
. . .APUS
...APUV
. . .APUT
. . . AMFH
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY AKBANGED. PaBT II.
ANKOBRA— AUSTRALIA.
Ankobra R alms
Ann, C bajp
Anna B aonv
Annade Chaves B alqg
Anna Maria B argl
Annapolis (Md.) azdl
Annapolis (N. S.) bcfd
Annatam aqyg
Annatto B axre
Annesley B ampo
Annisquam bajl
Annobon I alqh
Annunziata, P. Torre del. . .aihq
Afio Nuevo Pt auhm
Anse, L' bbot
Anse de Perros aghr
Anse du Pouldu agmo
Ansiola Pt ahpb
Antibes ahve
Anticosti I bdlh
Antifer, C. d' afze
Antigonish bcvw
Antigua aycn
Antioch akrq
Antioche agqs
Antiparos ajrl
Anti-Paxo ajhw
Antipodes Is aton
Antivari ajgk
Antofagasta avde
Antongil B amep
Antonio, P axrc
Antsirana amdv
Antwerp ( Anvers) aegs
Anvil Pt aems
Anzio aigj
Aomori aotq
Aotea atmf
Aotea Hr atcf
Apaiang aqwc
Apalachicola axet
Aparri aqez
Apenrade adgi
Apia akej
Apollo B ARXU
Apollonia akst
Apple Hd bcaz
Appledore aepo
Appomattox R aywu
Apruague R awfq
Aquin axvc
Arabat B akim
Arabia amsd
Arablar ajzp
Aracaju, P avyp
Araeati awcj
Arafura Sea aqph
Arago, C aueh
Arakan R anlc
Arama aqzo
Aranci B aidf
Arang Arang Anchorage anrx
Aransas awty
Arari apgs
Arauco avhi
Arbe P ajbn
Arbroath afiv
Arcachon agti
Arcadia G ajlv
Arcadins axti
Archer Pt asyh
Arctic Ocean abcd
Ardglass Hr afue
Ardmore afwn
Ardnakinna Pt ■. . afqb
Ardnamurchan afbz
Ardrossan (Clyde) aeyk
Ardrossan (S. Australia) arun
Arecibo axwp
Arena Pt. (Cal.) aufq
Arena Pt. (Cent. Am.) auwk
Arenas Pt aury
Arendal abwf
Arendsee adcg
Arensburg acud
Arenys de Mar ahml
Arequipa avbp
Ares agxs
Argao Pt aqis
Argentario Mt aipr
Argentiera C aifd
Argentina avkx
Argos AJNL
Argostoli ajkg
Arguello Pt auil
Arguin B alpv
Argyle bcgz
Arholma ackd
Arica avcd
Arichat bcpz
Arildslage acdl
Arizona aulq
Arkhangel abeo
Arklow afvk
Arklow Bank, North, Lt. V.afvp
Arklow Bank, South, Lt. V.afvr
Arko acip
Arkona, C adbm
Aries .. ahre
Armeghon angm
Ar-Men Rock agld
Armenia aklz
Armenisti, C ajrc
Armi, C. dell' aikg
Arnam R aosj
Arnaut Kioi .tikby
Arnauti, C akqw
Arnel Pt aldi
Arnemuiden aefw
Arnhem B arip
Amis adfe
Arno R ahxw
Arosa agyw
Ar-Rabbah amos
Arran aezj
Arran Is afrl
Ari'anmore (Aran I . ) afsp
Arrecife Pt alem
Arroroi aqhk
Arroyo axwz
Arm Is aqpi
Arsa Canal aixu
Arsachena G aics
Arsila albn
Arsuf AKST
Art I aqzk
Arta G ajig
Artaki B ajzt
Arthur, P aokm
Arthur, P. (Tasmania) asgz
Arthur R asfc
Arvoredo I avsf
Arzeu, or, Arzew akyx
Arzic Pt agno
Arzila albn
Arzobispo aqvp
Asab ampj
Asaba aloz
Asafi ALBZ
Asan Anchorage aolv
Ascension I alux
Ashanti alng
Ashburton atiz
Ashley R aype
Ashfafi Reef amqi
Ash-Shehr amsi
Ashtabula bedv
Asia amqu
Asia Minor akjm
Asmara I aife
Askevold abpz
Askold I aocjm
As Ness ADL8
As Rocas awby
Aspra Spitia ajli
Assateague azgx
Assens adhq
Assini R almk
Asso AJIZ
Assumption I amjh
Astoko AJKU
Astoria (N. Y.) azpo
Astoria (Or.) audg
Astrolabe B aqtr
Astrolabe Road aten
Asturias agwi
Asuncion avpe
Atacames auvb
Atifu atoll ares
Atalaia Pt awdq
Atami aphb
Atchafalaya R awxs
Athens ajop
Athos, Mt ajwd
Atico AVBH
Atkinson Pt atuy
Atlantic City azmc
Atlantic Ocean alck '
Atsuta apfu
Attu I ATRS
Aucanda Islet ahot
Auckland atms
Auckland Is atoj
Aucutta I ; ANDI
Audierne agln
Aue AQZL
Augusta (S. Australia) arsl
Augusta (Me.) balh
Augusta, P. (Sicily) aile
Augusta, P. (B. C.) atvw
Augustenburg adgf
Aujouan I amde
Auray agob
Aurich adxu
Auskerry afex
Aussen Jade Lt. V adwm
Austral Is •. arhs
Australia arhw
Australia, North arhx
Australia, South arqg
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AUSTRALIA— BARQUE.
Australia, West arkg
Austria aivb
Ava ANMO
Avatcha B apnh
Aveiro ahbk
Avenza ahxs
Avernako adhv
Avery awxm
Avery Rock bavi
Avignon ahrj
Aviles AGWK
Avola ailo
Avolos I. (Torre Avolos) aim?
Avon R. (England) aeqg
Avon R. (N. S.) bcel
Avonmouth aeqi
Avranches ages
Avreas B aqwx
Awaji Sinia apdl
Awanui R atny
Awarua atgn
Awarua Lt. V atgo
Awatere R atjw
Axim ALMT
Axmar aclj
Ayamonte ahdo
Ayas akrj
Ayer Bangies aptz
Aylen B aoin
Ayr aeyg
Ayre I ahpg
Ayre Pt aewx
Azaniushi aotn
Azimur albv
Azizieh ajpi
Azores alcm
Azov AKIZ
Ba, B aqzx
Baago adho
Baba I aqpe
Baba, C aknr
Babac I ajcx
Bab el Mandeb C amsb
Bab el Mandeb Str ampe
Babi I apuz
Babushkin G aosk
Babuyan Is aqfg
Baccalieu I bevr
Baccaro Pt bchr
Bachian aqro
Bacbt Ninh anwx
Back R ayxg
Backofen Lt acvb
Backstairs Passage arvm
Bacton afns
Badagri aloc
Badalona_> ahmf
BadiaP ajes
Bado P aixs
BadongB aqnk
Baffin B bezm
Baffin Land beyp
Baffle Creek astp
BafraC akmq
Bagacai Pt aqiy
Bagamoyo amkx
Bagasse Pt akqo
Bagdad '...awtg
Baghdad amun
Bagnara aijz
Bagnkop adil
Bagno P aihe
Bagot Pt BDLN
Bagur, C ahms
Bahama Bank aexh
Bahama Is axil
Bahia avxs
Bahia Blanca avmz
Bahia Blanca Lt. V avmy
Bahia de Cadiz cay axng
Bahia Honda (Colombia)., awlq
Bahia Honda (Cuba) axod
Bahia Honda (Panama) ausr
Bahiret el bu Grara akvg
Bahrain Hr amtx
Bahydarat B abcu
Baia aihp
Bail, P aged
Baila amwi
Bairnsdale ascb
Bajoli, C ahpd
Baker I. (Me) basi
Baker I. (Mass.) baiw
Bakit B aqch
Baklar, P ajwq
Baku aklv
Balabac I apzh
Balade aqzs
Balaklava akho
Balambangan I apzg
Balang Nipa aqmt
Balasor anim
Balbriggan afus
Balclutha athw
Bald Head Ch ayqo
Balearic Is ahno
Baleines Pt. agqh
Balete, P .*.. . aqkp
Balga acxe
Bal-haf amsg
Bali aqng
Balieira Pt ahde
Balique I awfg
Baljik akdw
Ballang R apyi
Ballast Pt aujm
Ballina (Ireland) apse
Ballina (N. S. W.) asop
Ballinskellig apqj
Ballona P auix
Ballycastle aptn
Ballycottin I aiwp
Ballyshannon afsi
Balmain askx
Balso aclz
Balstad abiv
Baltal apgtj
Baltic Sea aceu
Baltic, P actj
Baltic & North Sea Canal. . .aduf
Baltimore (Ireland) afxh
Baltimore (Md.) azdf
Baltrum I adxq
Baluchistan amwc
BafiaPt ahlg
Banana Creek alse
Banana Is amy
Banare B aqzj
Banche, La agpb
Banda aqpn
Bander Abbas amvp
Bander Marayeh amor
Bandol ahsv
Bandon anty
Banes, P axmd
Banff afie
Bangaai Archipelago aqmi
Bangalong alje
Bangkok anuj
Bangkok River Lt. V anuk
Bangor (Wales) aetq
Bangor (Ireland) aftv
Bangor (Me.) baqd
Bang pa Kong R anul
Banguey I apzd
Banholm admo
Banjarmasin aqbn
Baniuwangi apwx
Banka aprz
Banka I aqmb
Bankot P amzv
Banks, C arws
Banks Is aqwt
Banks Peninsula atje
Banks Str •. . . . asdg
Bannow B afwb
Bansering apwu
Bantam apux
Bantayan I aqil
Bantry B afpw
Banyuls ahpo
Bar Hr baso
Baracoa, P axlm
Baracoon Pt alot
Barahona axuv
Baranju Hd aslu
Baranof I atsl
Barataria B awye
Baratti P ahyj
Barbacoas B awmv
Barbados aygf
Barbary Coast alfz
Barbas, C alps
Barberyn I aner
Barbuda aych
Barcelona (Spain) ahmc
Barcelona (Venezuela) awjo
Barclay Sound atxs
Bardsey I aetd
Barfleur agch
Barfleur, C agci
Bari aiqt
Bari B aqof
Baridi, C amrp
Barili aqin
Barisal anjx
Barito R aqbm
Barques, P. des agqu
Barka amtd
Barletta airb
Barmouth aesx
Barnegat azmo
Barnstable bago
Barnstaple aepr
Baroda amyi
Baron Korfa G apnv
Bar Lt. V. (Mersey) aeul
Baros apug
Barque Cove aydk
456
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
Part II.
BARQUERO— BESSIN.
Barquero agxb
Barra afdk
Barra Str bctu
Barracouta Hr aokb
Barra Grande avze
Barragua Lt. V anly
Barram R apyk
Barrancas awij
Barrancas F axeb
Barranquilla awmd
Barrels Rock Lt. V afvw
Barren Is aoef
Barrier I., Great atmf
Barrington B bcho
Barrow aewg
Barrow, Pt atpk
Barry Docks abrb
Barseback acbg
Barso 1 adgj
Bartika awib
Barth adbu
Bartlett Reef Lt. V aztp
Barton, P aqce
Barunguba I asij
Baruva (Barwa) anho
Bas, He de agiq
Bascufian, C avdy
Baseleghe P aiuo
Bashi R... alyq
Bashee Is aqpk
Bashika B aknp
Basidu amvj
Basilan I aqu
Basin of Mines bcdn
Basque, P besu
Basques Roads agqu
Basra amui
BassHr anqh
Bass R baed
Str ascn
da India amhb
Bassein R. (Burma) anlu
Bassein (India) amzb
Basseterre (Guadaloupe). . .aydm
Basse Terre (St. Kitts) aybz
Bastia ahzu
Bastion, 0 anxt
Basto abxv
Bata alqt
Bataban6 axoz
Batan Is aqfi
Batan P (Panay) aqhx
Batanga. . , alqm
Batangas aqgy
Batavia. apve
Batavia R arib
Bateman B asit
Bath (Netherland) aegh
Bath (Me.) bamr
Bath (N. C.) ayst
Bathurst (Canada) bdiz
Bathurst (Cape Colony) alyf
Bathurst (Gambia) '. . alhu
Bathurst, C atpc
Batonga Roadstead alqp
Battery Pt bcsz
Batticaloa Roads anfd
Battle I. . . : bemf
Batu Bara aprb
Batu Is apud
Batum aklp
Batur alip
Bauld, C berd
Bavaria : acvs
Bay City bega
Bay of Islands besf
Bay R. aysn
Bay Rock..., aswv
Bayas akrm
Bayona agzn
Bayonne agtq
Bazaruto C alzx
Bazit Pt akrs
Beachport arwp
BeachyHd aelf
Beale, C atxtj
Bear, C. (France) ahpq
Bear, C. (Pr. Ed. I.) bdal
Bear I abdm
Beam ahpq
Beaver, P amkj
Beaufort (N. C.) ayrg
Beaufort (S. C.) aynu
Beaufort I aomt
Beaufort, P alxd
Beaujeu Ch bdre
Beaumaris aettj
Beauport bdsx
Beaver Hr baxy
Beaver I bcmz
Bebek akbz
Bee de l'Aigle ahsr
Bee Melen Pt agmv
Bedeque B bczi
Bedford Basin bcxs
Bedloe I azoh
Bedout I arlo
Bega. . .'. asih
Begleguer Pt aghy
Beglitzkaia Lt. V akiv
Beg Meil Pt aglz
Beg Morg Pt agml
Behkeimisaki apmx
Beian ablv
Beikos akcr
Beipur anco
Beira ambi
Beirut aksf
Beit Hr amxi
Bekkervig abrt
Bel Sound abdc
Bel-Air Pt amhi
Belem ahcb
Belfast (Ireland) aftr
Belfast (Me.) bapo
Belfast (Victoria) arxk
Belgium aego
Belgrano, P '. avmz
Beliling Roadstead aqnh
Belillo awmj
Belimbing aptb
Belitung I apsi
Belize awrc
Bell Rock afiw
Bellavista, C aids
Bellechasse I bdsf
Belle-Ile (France) agnk
Belle Isle beqs
Belle Isle Str bepo
Belleville bdws
Bellinger R '. asod
Bellingham B atyf
Bello, P. (Colombia) awno
Bello, P. (Philippines) aqjh
Belmonte avwy
Belmore Hr amcj
Belo Pulo I : . . .ajnf
Belvedere Tower ailk
Bembridge .'aemk
Behard /Pt agez
Behat, C ahtw
Bender Erekli aknf
Bene^ente avut
Bengal B anio
Ben Ghazi akut
Bengo B alsz
Benguela alts
Bengut, C akyh
Benicarl6 ahlb
Benidorme ahju
Benin R aloh
Beni Saf Hr akzh
Benkulen apth
Benodet aglx
Benti Pt '. aljq
Benzert akwm
Beppu aozc
Berau G aqsb
Berbera amou
Berbice ■'. awhk
Berck afym
Berdiansk akir
Berdugil ajpb
Berehaven afpz
Berenice (Tripoli) akut
Berenice P ampz
Beresow abcp
Berezan I akfz
Berg abhi
Bergen (Germany) adbi
Bergen (N. J) : azoe
Bergen (Norway) abrl
Bergen-op-Zoom aefk
Bergudden Pt acmx
Bergues afxn
Berguglie B ajck
Berhala Str aprv
Berhampur anhs
Bering I apnq
Bering Sea apnw
Bering Str apom
Beriuch Spit akip
Berlevaag abgc
Berlin acvx
Bermeo aout
Bermuda ayh*q
Bernam R anrk
Berne ahvr
Bernieres agbs
Berry Hd bcoe
Bersimis R bdny
Bertheaume aqjz
Berville afzn
Berwick afkr
Bes6s R ahmd
Bessaker abln
Bessan^ ahql
Bessarabia akfq
Bessin, P. en agbt
Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.
457
BESUKI— BOTAFOCH.
Beauki apwo
Betanzos agxv
Bethune Pt aogh
Betsiboka R ampx
Betts Cove bexh
Betty I bold
Beundo R alqo
Buzeval Pt A6BH
Bezerta Grande aldy
Beziers '... . ahqc
Bhagwadandi amyp
Bhamo anmr
Bhatkul Cove anby
Bhaunagar Creek amyb
Biafra, Bight of alpw
Bianca I aidk
Bianche Pt ajcp
Biarritz agts
Bias B. anzi
Bic I BDOT
Bicquette I bdoq
Bidassoa aguf
Bideford aepn
Bidston aetjn
Bielosarai Spit akit
Bienhoa anvo
Big Arrow I :bcqo
Bihit Pt agio
Bijouga Is ALiu
Bilbao agtjz
Billhook I bdej
Billingsgate I bagl
Billingsport azlb
Billitonl apsi
Biloxi axbz
Bima - aqnv
Bimlipatam anhi
Bingo nada apdy
BinueR alpc
Bio Bio R avgt
Biorko acrp
Biorn ackz
Biornabben Rock acgx
Biorneborg acpo
Biorno ABJH
Birch Pt ...-bdhy
Bird Island Lt. (C. Br. I.)..bcua
Bird I. (Cape Colony) alyc
Bird I. (C.Verde Is.) algx
Bird I. (Mass.) azytj
Bird Rock (Bahamas) axkf
Bird Rock (C. Br. I.) bctp
Birkenhead aevk
Birmingham aevt
Biscay, B. of agjs
Bisceglie AIQX
Bishop and Clerks badu
Bisliopsand Clerks (Wales).. aesm
Bishop Rock (Scilly Is.)- - -Aeow
Bishop Sound arbt
Bismarck Archipelago aqtjc
Bissao I aliq
Bitter Lake, Great aktq
Bitter Lake, Little aktr
Biuro (Biuro) Klubb acnf
Bizerta
Bjornsund
Bjoro ,-
Bjuro -
AKWM
ABNI
.ABM
ACNF
Blaavand Pt adrp
Black Deep Lt. V aeir
Black Head aits
Blackpool , aevu
Black R. (Jamaica) axsb
Black River B amiq
Black Rock Hr. (Conn.) azsx
Black Rock (N. S.) bcdh
BlackrockPt. (C. Br. I.)....bctr
Black Sea akdb
Blacksod B aprx
Blackstrap B ahgb
Blackwall aeix
Blackwater Bank Lt. V afvm
Blair Hr anth
Blair, P. (Andaman) anmw
Blakeney, P atum
Blakistone I ayzw
Blanc, P aghq
Blanc Nez, C afxz
Blanche B. (New Pom.)... .aqtjh
Blanche P. (S. Australia)... arqs
Blanco, C. (Cent. Am.) aurq
Blanco, C. (Or.) auel
Blanco, C. (Palma) ahof
Blanco, C. (W. Africa) alfit
Blanes - - - ahmq
Blankenberghe aehk
Blankenese adur
Blavet agnp
Blaye. agsx
Blegen Lille absv
Blenheim atkb
BleveReef amel
Blexen advs
Blight Boat Entrance aszg
Blixvser abjo
Block I azut
Blonde Is aoktj
Bloody Foreland afsn
BlosconPt agin
Bluefield awov
Bluefields B axry
Blue Hill B barq
Blue Mountain axsv
Blueskin atil
Bluff Hr atgn
Bluff, The alyz
Blunt I ATZE
Blyth AFLE
Bo. ABQK
Boar I. (Burgeo) betg
Boars Hd B0FP
BocaChica awmt
Boca del Toro awoh
Bodalla ASIN
Bodega B AUPW
Bodiel AYTI
Bodo ABJG
Bogense ADHE
Boggonosky akgs
BoghaziP AJTS
Bo|ota AWMB
Bogoyavlensk AKGP
Bolskar A«!K
Bohemia ACVR
Bohull A«IZ
BohusB ABZJ
Boigul A«SN
Boisdale, Loch A™
Bois Rouge Pt amhk
Boiador, C alfq
BojanaR ajgp
Bojeador, C. aqex
Bokel cay awqv
Bolinao aqel
Bolivar Pt. (Tex.) awvi
Bolivar (Venezuela) a win
Bologna aisr
Bol Shuzhmui I abet
Bolt Hd aenr
Boma.P axlk
Bom Abrigo I avsr
Bomarsund acqo
BombahG a) vj
Bombay ai'zd
Bombay Hook azit
BombetokeB amfu
Bombori F aklh
Bomma alsi
Bommelo absr
Bon, C akwd
Bona.... akxd
Bonacca I awpi
Bonaire I awkp
Bonaventura Cove awob
Bonavista (C. Verde Is.) alhf
Bonavista, C bewc
Bond6R ^ a«zp
Bondulan Pt aqig
B6ne akxd
Bo'ness ApKC
Bongao I a«lv
Bonham I a.oey
Boni aqmr
Bonifacio aibm
Bonifati, C abq
Boninls aqvp
BonitaPt augd
Bonne B berz
Bonny R alpj
Bon Portage I bchi
Booby I asztj
Boom aegv
Boompjes I apvj
Boon I 1 baks
Borcea aketj
Borda, C A™w
Bordeaux a<5td
Bordentown azkp
Borgholm acgw
Borga..-.'. acrh
Borinquen, C axwd
BorjaB avjh
Borkum Flat Lt. V adyp
Borkum I adye
Bonnes Road ahtje
Borneo amf
Bornholm acey
Boroholm abmj
Borrowstounness afkc
Bosa AiEV
Bosch adug
Bosnia ajge
Bosphorus ajzx
Bossiljina ajdn
Boston (England) afni
Boston (Mass.) bahs
Boston Lt. V bagy
BotafochI ahny
458
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
Part II.
BOTANY— BURNETT.
Botany asjq
Bothnia, G. of acko
Bouc AHRP
Bougainville Str aqxf
Bougainville I aqwn
Bougaroni, C akxv
Boughton R bdcg
Bougie. AKYB
Boulogne afyg
Boundary B atyb
Bounty Is atop
Bouquet, P akbi
Bourchier Group aoky
Boursefranc agbl
Bouzareah akyl
Bovalino aipm
Bovbierg adrl
Bowen aswo
Bowen, P asvj
Bowling Green, C aswq
Boyanna B amfb
Boyne R. ( Ireland) afuq
Boyne R. (Queensland) . . . .astz
Boz Burnu ajyr
Brabant, C amij
Bradford afmt
Bradley Hd askh
Braganza Shoal Lt. V awdu
Brahestad acom
Brahmaputra R ankc
Braila akes
Brake advx
Brameya R aljg
Brandaris adzb
Brandinchi, P aidm
Brandso adoq
Brandy Pots bdpo
Brandywine Sh azib
Brantevik acft
Bras d'Or bctl
Brass R alpi
Bratholm abqj
Brava I alhs
Brawa amny
Brazil avqt
Brazos R awut
Brazos Santiago awtp
Brazza I ajdv
Brazzaville alsj
Breaker Pt anzq
Breaksea Pt aerc
Breaksea I arpi,
Breaksea Lt. V abrd
Breakwater Hr azhv
Bredasdorp. alxc
Bredskar aomk
Breede R alxe
Breliat I aghj
Bremen adwo
Bremer B arpv
Bremerhaven advk
Bremerton aubq
Bremo aclw
Brenton Reef Lt. V azxk
Brescou I ahqk
Breskens aefz
Bressay I afgn
Brest agkh
Brest, Rade de agkm
Bretagne aget
Breton, C agto
Breton, P agpv
Breves aweh
Brevik abwx
Brevilacqua ajch
Brewer baqg
Brewer Str aprf
Bridgeport (0. Br. I.) bcsk
Bridgeport (Conn.) aztd
Bridgetown aygj
Bridgewater (England) aepz
Bridgewater (N. S.) bcjq
Bridlington afmi
Bridport (England) aenb
Bridport (Tasmania) asdo
Brielle aedh
Brierl bcfs
Brighton (England) aeli
Brighton (N. Y.) azqd
Brigus B bevi
Brill Rk aqmy
Brin Factory alid
Brinatauri R aqsw
Brindisi aiqk
Brioni Is ai wz
Brisbane asqp
Brisbane Road Pile Lt. Ho. . asql
Bristol (England) aeqc
Bristol (R. I.) azws
British Columbia atsx
British Guiana awhi
British Honduras awql
British New. Guiana aqrv
Briton Ferry aern
Brixham aenk
Broach amyo
Broadhaven afsc
Broad Mount Hr asuy
Broad Sound asvn
Broadstairs aeei
Brockton Pt atvd
Brockville bdvu
Broken B asly
Bronno abkst
Bronnosund abkl
Brooklyn azpf
Broome arlm
Brothers (China) aobe
Brothers Lt. (N. Z.) atdu
Brothers, The (Red Sea) amqf
Broughton Hr. (Korea) aomx
Broughton, P arst
Broughty Ferry afiz
Brouwershaven aefc
Brow Hd afpv
Brownsville awtm
Bruceport Atrcv
Bruges aehl
Bruit R apyg
Brule, C bdrw
Brulos aktx
Brunet I betm
Brunei apyn
Brunsbuttel adue
Brunsbiittelkoog aduo
Brunshausen adum
Brunswick ayku
Brunswick Dock aevh
Brunswick R asov
Bruny I asfw
Brusa ajyw
Brusc ahsz
Brussels aegz
Bruster Ort acwt
Buac AQGT
Buaro I aq wf
Buccaneer Archipelago. arld
Buccari B aiyt
Buchan Ness afin
Bucharest akfh
Buchupero .-. . avgi
Buckminster I aogt
Bucksport baqj
Buctouche R bcyk
Bud abng
Budapest aiyn
Budd Inlet aubz
Buddon Ness afix
B|udrum akpf
Budua ajgc
Buenaventura atjtq
Buena Vista aqht
Bueno Rio axrm
Bueno R avhx
Buenos Aires avod
Buffalo bdzs
Buffalo R ALYM
Bug R . . . AKGL
Bugia ahcl
Bugio (Madeira) aldz
Buholm abkj
Buitenzorg apvg
Buk Pt ADCI
Bukas Is aqjz
Bulama aliv
Bulari B aqys
Bulbineh alji
Buleleng Roadstead aqnh
Bulgaria akdt
Bulhar amov
Bulk Pt ADEW
Bull B aypq
Bull Pt. (C. Verde Is.) algr
Bull Pt. (England) aeps
Bull Rock afqg
Buller R ^. . atfi
Bulsar amyt
Bulusan aqge
Bulwer Pilot Station aspy
Bunbury arop
Buncrana afsv
Bundaberg astl
Bundoo asiv
Bunga B aptq
Bungo Ch aoyt
Buol AQLO
Burai, P aqyz
Burano , .aitz
Burges asen
Burgess Islet atne
Burghaz B akdm
Burght aegu
Burias I aqgo
Burin I beuh
Burketown arig
Burleigh aspi
Burling I ahbp
Burlington azks
Burma anky
Burnett Hr asgt
Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.
459
BURNETT— CARLISLE .
Burnett R astj
Burnham aepx
Burnt I. (G. of Aden) amos
Burnt I. (Me.). banp
Burnt Is. (India) anbh
Burntcoat Hd bcep
Burntisland afjp
Burra alzv
Burrard Inlet atvb
Burriana... ahks
Burrow Hd aexq
Burrum R asth
Burry P aertj
Bum I aqre
Burwell, P beai
Bushire amvb
Busios C AVTJB
Buskar I acbq
Busselton arow
Bustard Hd astr
Buso, P aiuy
Busto, C agwo
Busuanga aqcr
Busum. . 1 ADTL
Butang Group anqd
Bute Docks aeqx
Buton aqml
Butt of Lewis afcv
Butuan aqkh
Buyuk B. .-. akci
Buyuk Chekmejeh ajxs
Buyukdere akcg
Buzzards B azxw
ByLt. V agsn
Bynoe Hr arjt
Byron, C asot
Caballeria, C ahpl
Caballol aqdo
CaballoPt agvi
CaballosPt awptj
Cabafial ahkr
Cabanas P axob
Cabedello awbc
Cabello, P awkh
Cabeza de San Juan axwl
Cabonico axlw
Cabot I BBWM
Cabot Str bct/v
Cabral aqdg
CabralB avws
Cabrera ahoz
Caccia,C Alrc
CacheoR ALIK
Cacilhas Pt ahcn
Cadaques ahng
Cades Pt aycp
Cadiz AHBP
Caen AGBN
Caermarthen aerx
AKSR
Cagliari AIDY
Caicosls AXKN
Cairns ASXY
Cairo AKTD
Cala,C - AH0'
Calabar ALPN
Calabazas Isles A«HZ
Calabria AIPK
CalaburrasPt AHGL
Calafat akfd
Cala Grande I aifq
Calagua aqfo
Calais afxy
Calamianes Group aqcn
Calandorang B aqbc
Calarasi akex
Calapan aqcz
Calbayoc aqjm
Calbuco Ch avij
Calcasieu R awxd
Calcutta anji
Caldera, P avdq
Caldwell alki
Caldy I aery
Caledonia Hr awng
Caledonian Canal afbr
Calella ahmn
Caleta Buena avcn
Calf of Man aewy
Calicut ancm
California atjex
California G - - - - auld
California, Lower aukj
Calimere, Pt anfp
Callao auyt
Calle, La akwz
Calliope R asug
Calonge agsq
CalonnaR axov
Calpe ahjy
CalshotLt. V ably
Calumbo alti
Calumet bejo
Calvi aiby
Camaguan awip
Camamu : avxm
Camana avbj
Camarat, C ahtjj
Camaret agktj
Camargue ahro
Camarifias agyf
Cambay G amyg
Cambodia anvd
Cambridge G arki
Cambrils ahlq
Camden (Me.) bapf
Camden (N.J.) azkv
Camden Haven asni
Camiguin aqfh
Caminha agztj
Cammin acyr
Campana avol
Campanella Pt
Campbell, C
Campbell I atol
Campbell, P. (Andaman) . .anmx
Campbell, P. (Victoria). .. -arxq
Campbelltown (Canada)
Campbelltown (N. Z.)..
Campbelton
Campeche
Campen
Campo alle Serre ahyq
Campo R alqr
Campobello I
Campos
Canada
Cananea
Canary Is aleb
AIHW
.ATJTJ
-BDJR
-ATGL
.AEZN
AWRY
.ADYN
BAXJ
.AVUJ
BAWL
.AVST
Canaveiras avxb
Canaveral, C axih
Cancale agev
Candas agwe
Candia ajpd
Candia Town ajpm
Candolu Islet aqjt
Cani Is akwj
Cannes ahuw
Canning (N. S.) bcer
Canning F. (Singapore) ansu
Canning, P. (India) anjt
Canonnier Pt amif
Canso bcoj
Canso, Gut of bcoy
Cantick Hd afew
Cantin, C albx
Canton anyi
Canton R anyj
Cantyre, Mull of aezp
Canzirri aikr
Capalonga aqfp
Cape Breton I bcpn
Cape Colony alvm
Cape Town alwi
Capel rosso Pt ahzk
Cape Verde Is algo
Capis aqhy
Capocesto ajdh
CaponesPt aqeb
Caporosso Pt ahzg
Cappuccini, Mt aisg
Capraia ahzi,
Caprara, C aifh
Caprara I airp
Capreral aicw
Capri aihx
Capricorn, C asuk
CapucinsPt agkt
Carabobo Province awkb
Caracas (Ecuador) auvd
Caracas (Venezuela) awjy
Caracol axtu
Caracoli awmh
CaragaB aqkl
Cara-Irman. . .' akei
Caraminal agyu
Caraquette I bdik
Caravellas avwk
Carbon, C akyd
Carbonara, C , aidt
Carbonear I bevo
Carboneras ahiq
Carcar aqiv
Cardenas axn«
Cardiff aeqw
Cardigan (Wales) aesq
Cardigan B. Lt. V.. aesr
Cardigan B. (Pr. Ed. I.). . . -bdar
Cardwell asxi
CarenaPt aihy
Carentan mbx
Cargados Carajos amiv
Cargodo I aom w
Cariaco A^JG
Caribou bcwtj
Carimata Str apxj
Carleton bdka
Carlingford afuj
Carlisle aewt
460
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART II.
CAKLISLE— CHEMULPO.
Carlisle B. (Barbados) aygh
Carlisle B. (Jamaica) axsh
Carljohansvsern abxy
Carlo Forte aibq
Carloway afcu
Carlso achg
Carmanah atxq
Carmel auhw
Carmel, C aksp
Carmen I awsf
Carnarvon (Wales) aetf
Carnarvon B. Lt. V aetg
Carnarvon (W. Australia). . . armk
Carnero ahfo
Carnsore Pt afvu
Carolina Is aqux
Carolinensiel adxm
Carouge R. » bdtm
Carpentaria G aehy
Carraca ahbv
Carranza, C avgf
Carriacou ayfw
Carrickfergus aftu
Carril agyx
Carrizal Bajo B avdu
Cartagena (Colombia) awmr
Cartagena (Spain) ahiz
Cartaya ahds
Carteret, C. de agbb
Carthage, C akwg
Cartwnght Hr bexv
Carupano awjc
Carvoeiro, C. (Portugal, S.).ahdc
Carvoeiro, C. (Portugal, W.).ahbr
Carysfort Reef ; axhp
Casablanca avfi
Cascaes B ahbx
Casco B BALZ
Cascumpeque Hr bdes
Casilda, P axpo
Casma B auyf
Caspian Sea akls
Casquets agcy
Cassanha altn
Cassie Pt bcyh
Cassis ahsq
Castellamare (Italy) aihs
Castellamare (Sicily) ainh
Castelli, Pt. du agox
Castello Mt ahzm
Castellon d e la Plana ahkt
Castel nuovo (Spalato) ajdq
Castelnuovo (Cattaro, G.)...ajfv
Castel Sardo aifo
Castiglione ahyo
Castillo B avqr
Castine baqs
Castle B afdl
Castle Haven azfh
Castle I axkj
Castlemaine afqo
Castletown aexc
Castries B aore
Castries', P ayfi
Castropol ■ agwu
Castro Urdiales agvc
Castua aiyk
Cat I. (Bahamas) axjw
Cat I. (Miss.) axbt
Cataingan aqhp
Catalina Hr bevx
Catanduanes aqfx
Catania ailb
Catanzaro aipr
Catastrophe, C arsb
Catbalogan aqjn
Catherine Hill B asmd
Cathlamet audi
Catlin R atho
Catoche, C awrm
Cattaro ajfz
Cattewater aenx
Cattolica P aism
Catuama , avzw
Caucasus akjn
Caudebec afzr
Cauto R axqf
Cavalaire ahui
Cavaliere, C akql
Cavalleria, C ahpl
Cavallo I aibh
Cavallo Bianco Pt aipd
Cavallo Pass awue
Cavalo, C aibv
Cavetta Canal aibk
Cavite aqds
Cavoli I aidu
Cawanba asox
Caxias (Observatory) ahct
Caxine, C akyo
Caybarien, P axnc
Cayemites ; axvo
Cayenne awfu
Cayes axvg
Cayeux afyr
Caymanera axqt
Cay Sal Bank axjg
Cayutlan Lagoon aunm
Ceara awcn
Cedar Keys axfb
Cefalu aint
Celebes aqly
Celestun awru
Central America auqf
Centre I atgd
Ceperou F awgb
Cephalonia ajiy
Ceram I aqps
Cernavoda akew
Cerigo I -. ajmx
Cerigotto ajnc
Cerro Azul auze
Cerros I aukv
Cervera P aiwn
Cervia P aisq
Cesenatico P. aisp
Cette ahqp
Ceuta albb
Ceylon aneg
Chabarova abdy
Chabrol Hr aqvb
Chacahua B auoh
Chagos Archipelago amjl
Chagres awny
Chagu Chien Dogu aonk
Chahbar B. amvy
Chaki Chaki amlk
Chala abvf
Chaleur B bdiq
Chalmers, P atih
Chamatla R aumt
Cham6 B ausv
Chamela aune
Champborne Pt amhn
Champerico atjpm
Champion B armw
Champlain bdts
Champoton awsd
Chanak ajxb
Chanaral -• a vdm
Chancay auyp
Chandbali anik
Chandeleur Is awzc
Chandprnagore anjp
Chandler B bavc
Chang I anuq
Channel Is agcu
Channel Rk. Lt. V asyq
Chanohry Pt afhy
Chapel I aobf
Chapeo Virado Lt. awdx
Chaptico azbd
Chapu • aoen
Chaquamegon Pt bens
Char:!;., amvf.
Chardak Pt akjz
Charente, La, R agqz
Charles, C azgo
Charles C. Lt. V azgp
Charleston ayos
Charleston Lt. V ayoq
Charlestown (Mass.) bahv
Charlestown (W. I.) ayod
Charlotte, P Aezt
Charlotte Amalia axzd
Charlotte Hr axfw
Charlotte Town bdac
Charters Corner bcae
Chasseloup B aqzd
Chassiron agrj
Chateau, Le '. agri
Chateau B beoj
Chateau d'lf I ahsg
Chateaudin Road axvi
• Chateaulin agkq
Chatham (Canada) bdhg
Chatham (England) aejy
Chatham (Mass.) baeg
Chatham I. (Galapagos, Is.).auvl
Chatham Is. (S. Pacific) ator
Chatte, C bdnj
Ohauchu fu anzv
Chauda, C akhx
Chaul, P amzr
Chausey Is agen
Chauveau Pt agqj
Chay agrz
Chebek akuw
Chebucto Hd bclm
Chedabucto B bcos
Cheduba Str anlm
Chefoo aoiw
Chefuncte axbd
Chejin aomp
Chelindreh P akqj
Cheltau aolg
Chelyuskin, C abce
Chemoulin Pt agpi
Chemulpo aolr
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CHENAMPO— OOMOX.
Chenampo aolg
Chentabun R anup
Chepo R atjte
Chepstow — , aeqr
Cherbourg agcm
Cherchell. . .- akyr
Gheribon apvm
Cherryfield baub
Cherrystone Inlet azgl
Cherso aiyv
Chesapeake and Albemarle
Canal aywf
Chesapeake B ayuv
Chesme akot
Chestakof , P aonr
Chester (England) aeui
Chester (N. S.) .bckl
Chester (Pa.) azju
Chester R azes
Chesterfield Inlet bezi
Chetican Pt bcuy
Chetko R auev
ChevreC agky
Chiappa Pt aibe
ChiarucciaTr aify
Chiavari ahxf
Chiba apih
Chicago .> beji
Chichagoff I atsj
Chichakoff C aoye
Chichester aelo
Chicken Rock aewz
Chicijima (Beechy Group) . .aqvt
Chico Bank Lt. V avnq
ChicoP auvp
CMco R AVLI
Chicoutimi bdpf
Chidley C beyk
Chignecto B bazc
Chilachap Inlet apwz
Chilaw anej
Chilca auzc
Chile avbz
Chiletu B apxd
Chilka Lake anhw
Chiloango R alru
Chiloe I avib
Chiluan I ambe
Chimbote, P auxy
Chimo F beyn
China anxj
China Bakir anmb
Chincha Is auzi
Chinchu aobj
Chincoteague Inlet azgu
ChindeR...'. ambr
Chin Do...'. aomn
Chinhai. aoel
Chinkiang fu aofz
Chioggia P Attn
Chipiona ahel
Chiriqui Lagoon. awod
Chita., appv
Chitando Inlet apxc
Chittagong ankh
Choiseul I aqwm
Choiseul, P ameg
Choptank R azfe
Chorillos B auyz
Chorrera ausx
Chowan R aytx
Christchurch (England) aemp
Christchurch (N. Z.) atji
Christiana Creek azji
Christianburg awhs
Christiania abyi
Christiansand. abvt
Christianso acfi
Christianstad . acfs
Christiansted axzw
Christmas I. (China) aohd
Christmas I. (Indian Ocean) apun
Christmas I. (Pacific) arew
Chuen I anuo
Chungking aohy
Chukiang anyj
Chupat R avmf
Church Pt bcgh
Churchill F bezf
Churubash akig
Chusan Archipelago aoed
Cibil Dock avqb
Ciboux I bcua
Cienfuegos axpm
Cies I agzm
Ciotat ahsu
Circassia akjo
Circeo (Circello) Mt aigk
Circle City atqu
Cispata, P awmz
Cittanuova aiwl
Citta Vecchia ajef
City Pt aywx
City, The aehx
Ciudad de David ausp
\Ciudadela ahpk
Civita Vecchia aifv
Clare afrc
Clare I afrp
Claremont I. Lt. V asyt
Clarence B altjz
Clarence, P atpw
Clarence R asoh
Clarence Str amvn
Clark Pt .' azyf
Clayton bdwa
Clear, C afpr
Cleveland, C aswr
Cleveland (Erie) beds
Cleveland (Queensland) asqt
Clew B AFRT
Cliffy I asbe
Clifton (Canada) bdit
Clifton (N. Z.) ater
Clinton arup
Clinton, P becz
CloCh Pt aeym
Clonakilty afxc
Clonmel I asbk
Cloudy B atkf
Clyde Canal afjy
Clyde R. (N . S . W. ) asiv
Clyde (Scotland) aeyf
Coacoacho B bepu
Coal I avtx
Coanza R altg
Coast Castle, C alne
Coatzacoalcos R awsp
Cobden atfq
Cobequid B bcdt
Cobija B avcu
Coburg .bdxn
Cocague bcyj
Cocanada anhd
Cochin ancr
Cochin China anvj
Cochinos B axpi
Cockatoo I askz
Cockburn Hr axkp
Cockburn Sound aroe
Cockle Lt. V afnz
Coekspur I aymw
Cocos Is APTX
Cod, C BAPW
Codera, C awjs
Codling Bank Lt. V apvj
Codolar Pt > ahnr
Codrington aycj
Coffins I bcjh
Cognena G aidb
Cohansey Azilk
Coilnapatam. . : andx
Coilsinipatam andw
Colasi. .- aqhv
Colastine avop
Colberg acyn
Colborne, P bdzv
Colchester afpj
Cold Spring Hd bcxm
Colerame afti
Colerun angb
Colima auno
Coll afbx
Collingwood (Huron) behp
Collingwood (N. Z.) atev
Collinson, C aNyz
Collioure ahpt
Collo AKXS
Colombia awlo
Colombo ANEM
Colon AWNQ
Colon, P ahow
Colonia avpg
Colonna, C ajos
Colonne, C aipt
Colonsay apbl
Colorado G aurw
Colorado R. (Argentina) avmt
Colorado R. (Mexico) aulo
Colorado R. (Tex.) awuk
Columbaia I aind
Columbia azck
Columbia R. (Or. ) aucz
Columbia (S. C.) ayqf
Columbia Falls bauq
Columbretes Is ahkw
Colville R bdcj
Comacchio aisy
Combahee R ayod
Combermere B .anle
Comboyuro Pt aspw
Combrit ,. .aglv
Comino I aioy
Comino, C aidp
Comisa ajem
Commandatubu av'xc
Commercial Docks aejm
Comoro I. (Comores) amcy
Comorin, C andb
Comox ATVY
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
Part II.
COMPARE— DABHOL.
Compare, C aixh
Comptroller B argk
Conanicut I azvl
Concarneau agmd
Conceicao R ambq
Concepcion (Chile) avgp
Concepcion B. (Mexico) auli
Concepcion (Uruguay) avpq
Conception Pt adin
Conchali B aven
Concord bakj
Concordia, La (Cent. Am.).AUQN
Concordia (Uruguay) avpu
Conducia B amch
Cone, The anov
Conejera I ahob
Conero, Mt aisd
Coney I azpx
Conference Group aolz
Congaree R ayqf
Coml AHFG
Conimicut Pt azvr
Coningbeg Lt. V afvx
Connahs Quay abuf
Connecticut azso
Conquet P agjv
Constantine akxp
Constantinople akbj
Constantza akeh
Constitucion aygb
Constitucion Hr avcz
Contarina aitj
Contas avxk
Conte, P ". aiez
Contis AGTM
Conway aetr
Cook, B aqxy
Cook Is AEHO
Cook Str ATDQ
Cooktown asyn
Cooper R ayph
Coosa R axdj
Cope ahiv
Copenhagen adom
Copiapo avds
Coppename R awgv
Copper Hr beok
Copper I apnr
Coquet I apkz
Coquille R atjej
Coquimbo avef
Corabia akfc
Corbay Pt belz
Corbiere, La agdr
Corcubion agyl
Cordouan agru
Core Sound ayrp
Corentyn R awhc
Corfu a jho
Coringa B anhb
Corinth ajld
Corinto, P adrc
Corisco B alqw
Cork afwr
Cork Lt. V afpd
Corme agyc
Corner Inlet .asbg
Cornfield Pt. Lt. V azto
Cornwall ( Canada) bduw
Cornwall (England) aeod
Corny Pt arti
Coro Province awkl
Coromandel Hr atmh
Coromandel Coast anfr
Corona Hd avif
Coronados, Los aukl
Coronel avhc
Coronie awgz
Corosal awre
Corpus Christi awts
Corral avhs
Corregidor I aqdn
Correnti I ailt
Corrientes avox
Corrientes, C. (Argentine) ..avne
Corrientes, C. (Cuba) axon
Corrientes, C. (Mexico) aumz
Corrientes, C. (Africa) alzt
Corrobedo, C agyt
Corrotoman R ayzk
Corse ahzp
Corse, C ahzq
Corsen Pt agju
Corsewall Pt aexu
Corsica ahzp
Corsini, P aisv
Corso, C ahzq
Cortellazzo P aiuj
Cortez, P a wpy
Corton Lt. V afod
Corufia agxy
Corvo ALCN
Cosmoledo Is amjg
Cossack arlx
Costa Rica awol
Cotinguiba R avyn
Cotrone aipv
Cottage City bado
Coubre Pt agrq
Coudres I.. bdqj
Country Hr bcnu
Couronne, C ahrs
Courseulles agbp
Covelong angi
Covesea afid
Cowan Cowan Pt asqb
Cowcolli ANIZ
Cowes... AEMC
Cowitchin : atwv
Cox Bazar ankr
Coxen Hole awpo
Coy Inlet '. avle
Cozumel I awri
Cozzo Spadaro ailr
Craiova akfj
Cranberry I bcom
Crane I bden
Craney I — ayvq
Cranmar avkr
Crance I ajmt
Cranz acws
Crapaud bozu
Cr6ach-ar-Maout aghn
Creac'hmeur Pt agkb
Creac'h Pt agjr
Creighton Hd bcqf
Crescent City aufc
Creston I aumr
Crete ajpd
Creus, C ahni
Creux Hr agdm
Crib Pt arzw
Crimea akhe
Crinan Canal afbi
Croatia aiyp
Croc Hr -. bexd
Crocus B AYBD
Croisette, C ahsn
Croisic, Le agoy
Croix agmu
Croix de Vie agpy
Croix Rocks aghi
Cromajty afhu
Cromer :. . afnq
Crooked Island Passage axkd
Crookhaven afpt
Cros P AHUB
Crosby Lt. V aeuo
Cross I bcjz
Cross Ledge Sh azin
Cross R alpt
Cross Rip Lt. V baes
Cross Sand Lt. V afoh
Crouchers I bckx
Crow Hr bcop
Crowdy Hd asng
Crozet I amjq
Cruz, C AXQL
Cruz del Padre Cay axnk
Cruz Pt ALDV
Cuasenta Dias P avhf
Cuba axlc
Cuddalore angd
Cudillero agwn
Cuirassier Bank Lt. V avno
Culebra, P. (Costa Rica) atjro
Culebra (W. I.) axyq
Culebrita axys
Culiacan R auml
Culion I aqcp
Cullera ahkl
Cumana awji
Cumarebo awkj
Cumberland aewh
Cumberland B avfo
Cumberland Basin bcan
Cumberland Sound ayjw
Cumbraes aeyr
Cumplida Pt alfn
Cunene R alug
Cunhahu R awbk
Curacao I awkt
Curanipe avgk
Curaumilla Pt avfg
Curritia Pt aipj
Curtis I ascu
Curtis, P astx
Curzola ajeo
Cuttack anic
Cuttyhunk bacf
Cuvier I atmd
Cuxhaven : adty
Cuyuni R awhy
Cygnet, P asgh
Cypres Mort awxp
Cyprus akqt
Cyrene akur
Dabai amtq
Dabhol amzx
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DACCA— DORNOCH.
Dacca ankg
Daedalus Sh amqc
Dagerort, C actw
Dago acts
Dahanu amyw
Dahomey alnz
Daila P aiwh
Diantree R asyp
Dairi aovy
Dakar algk
Dalaro acjf
Dale abqc
Dalhousie, C. .. atpe
Dalhousie, P. (Ontario) bdxz
Dalhousie (St. Lawrence) ... bdjl
Dalmatia ajcl
Dalni Pt apni
Dalrymple Hr. (Jolo) aqln
Dalrymple Pt aswm
Dalrymple, P. (Tasmania), .asdq
Daly, P arjh
Daman, P amyv
Damaraland aluh
Damariscotta band
Damascus aksg
Dame Hd adcy
Dame Marie, C axvm
Dame Pt ayjn
Dames, Pt. des agpu
Damietta aktu
Damkut amsp
Dammal aqpb
Dammam amub
Damman acgl
Dampier Archipelago armc
Dampier Str aqru
Dana Pt ajnz
Dand6 Pt alsw
Danger Pt. (Africa) alwx
Danger Pt. (N. S. W.) aspe
Danube akfg
Danzig acxp
Dapitan B aqkd
Dardanelles ajwr
Dar el Beida albt
Dar es Salaam Amkw
Dargaville atbj
Darien, G. of awnc
Darien Hr auti
Darling Hr askt
DarsPt adbx
Dartmouth (England) aenl
Dartmouth (N. S. ) bclv
Dartuch, C ahpj
Darvel B apzu
Darwin, P arjk
Dassen I al wc
Dassow adcp
Daudai aqsp
Daunt Rock Lt. V apwx
Dauphin, F. (Haiti) axtw
Dauphin, F. (Madagascar) . . amfb
Davao aqks
Davey, P - - - - asm
Daviken abpk
Davis Inlet beyf
Davis Str bezk
Dawson at«s
Dayyir amvc
Dazol B aqek
Dead Sea aksz
Deal aekn
Deal I ascz
DecdlS Pt agfo
D6deagatch ajwm
Dee Lt. V aeuc
Dee R aeub
Deer I. (La.) awyn
Deer I. (Me.) bare
Deer I. (Mass.) bahd
Delagoa B alzk
Delaware Breakwater azhy
Delaware City azjc
Delaware (State) azhm
Delaware (Va.) ayxp
De Lemmer aebu
Delfshaven aecz
Delfzyl adyk
Delgada Pt. (Azores) aldg
Delgada Pt. (Argentina) avmj
Delgada Pt. (Canary Is.) aled
Delgada Pt^ (Magellan) avjp
Delgado, C amjw
Deli River Lt. V apqy
Delia Bocca I aidh
Dellys akye
Delos ajrf
Demata B ajil
Demarara awhn
Demerara Lt. V awho
Denia ahke
Denison, P aswk
Denmark adgs
Dennis I amiz
Dent Haven apzt
Dent I as wi
D'Entrecasteaux Ch asfq
Departure B atwp
Deptford aejc
Derby (B. C.) atvr
Derby (W. Australia) arlj
Dernah akuo
Derwent R asgn
Desecheo I axvs
D6sirade aydu
Desire, P avlm
Destruction I : aucn
D6tour Passage begr
Detroit bech
Deuthero Cove ajwg
DeviR anhz
Devil I bcmh
Devonport aeny
Dhamra R anih
Diamant, Le aypc
Diamond Hr anje
Diamond I anlv
Diamond Pt apqs
Diamond Rock aypc
Diamond Shoal Lt. V aytb
Diana cay axnm
Dianna alig
Dibba amti
Dice Hd baqp
Diego Garcia amjn
Diego Ramirez avkg
Diego Suarez B amds
Dielette, P. de agdy
Dieppe apyu
Dievenow acyq
Difnem I ampr
Digby bcfg
Digdequash R bawx
Dikili aknv
Dilam amux
Dil Burnu ajyo
Dilhi aqos
Dillon B aqxu
Dinagat I aqjv
Dinan , agfk
Dinard •. agpl
DindingR anrc
Dingle B afqn
Dingwall afhw
Dinlleyn Porth aeth
Diomede Is atpu
DirkHartogI armn
Dirkoomsduin •. aeby
Dirschau acxo
Discovery I ... I atxc
Discovery, P atzk
Disko B bezs
Dismal Swamp Canal ayug
Diu AMXS
Dives agbj
Divi Pt ANGT
Dix Cove almy
Dixon Entrance attjd
Djerba akvp
Djibouti amoz
Djidjelli akxw
Djursten acku
Dnieper R akpy
Dniester B akpr
Dobbo AQPL
Doboy Sound ayld
Dobrogea akpo
Doce R avwg
Dodd I AOBK
Dodman Pt aeoi
Doel aegj
Dog I ATGR
Doha amtv
Dohan Asian Bank Lt. V ajxi
Dolga Spit akjg
Dolin I , ajbo
Dolma abks
Domburg aepn
Domesness acus
Dominica ayep
Don R akjc
Donaghadee apty
Doncella Pt ahgp
Dondo (Africa) altk
Dondo B (Celebes) a«np
Dondo B (Flores) aqoj
Dondra Hd anew
Donegal apsj
Dongara arnj
Donnseso abkg
Donsol aqgl
Doob Pt akjs
Dorchester (England) ased
Dorchester (N. S.) bcah
Do'dogne R agtb
Dordrecht , aedx
Dorei, P aqub
Doris G akpn
Dornbusch Pt adbp
Dornoch aphq
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
Part II
DORO— ELLEN.
■ Doro Ch i ajqu
Douairenez aglb
Double I anoq
Double Island Pt asrk
Douelan agmn
Douglas Inlet (Korea) aomy
Douglas (Isle of Man) aexf
Douglas P. (Queensland) . . . asyb
Douglas, P. (S. Australia) _ .arqy
Dourga Str aqsi
Douro R • ahbg
Dove Pt. Beacon aohi
Dover (England) aekv
Dover Hr. Lt. V ; aekw
Dover (N. S.) bcla
Dovercourt afoy
Downs, The aeko
Dowsing, Inner, Lt. V afnd
Dowsing, Outer, Lt. V afnc
Dragons Mouth ayhm
Dragonera I ahok
Dragor, or, Drogden Lt. V-.adog
Drammen abyd
Drammond, C ahue
Dranske adbs
Drayton Hr atyd
Drepano, C. (Candia) ajpf
Drepano P (Greece) ajit
Dresden acwd
Drewin alme
Drobak abyl
Drogden Ch adoe
Drogheda afur
Dubh Artach afbu
Dublin: afvb
Duddon R aewi
Dudgeon Lt. V afng
Due Odde acfm
Dueni Cove amdc
Duhnen adtw
Dui AORN
Duino aivl
Duiven I apwt
Dukati, P ajgy
Dukato, C ajir
Duke Town alps
Dulce, G. of ausf
Dulce, R awqf
Dulcigno ajgo
Duluth . BEMX
Dumaguete aqir
Dumankilas B aqle
Dumaran I . aqcl
Dumbarton ,...t aezb
Dumfries aexj
Dumpling Rock azyc
Dunamund F acvg
Dunamund I acdo
Dunbar afkn
Duncan City... bego
Duncannon '. afwh
Duncansby Hd afeg
Dundalk afuo
Dundee afjc
Dundrum B aftji
Dunedin atij
Dungan R aonq
Dungarvan afwk
Dungeness (England) aelb
Dungeness (Queensland) ...asxe
Dungeness (S. America) avjq
Dunkerque afxl
Dunkirk befd
Dunmore afwj
Dunnet Hd afeb
Duperr6, P arbc
Durazzo ajgt
Durban alzb
Durian Sabatang anrh
Durian Str aprh
Durnford B alze
Durnford, P amnt
Duroch, C aonj
D'Urville I ateb
Dury Voe ...afgq
Dutch Guiana awgn
Dutch I azvi
Duxbury Pier bagu
D vale Ground Lt. V adqf
Dwarka Pt amxl
Dwina, N., Lt. V abem
Dwina R. (Riga) acul
Dwina R. (White Sea) aben
Dyck Lt. V afxt
Dyer B batp
Dyre Fiord bfam
Dzunan Is apir
Eads, P awyt
Eagle Hr beod
Eagle Hawk B asgw
Eagle I. Beacon (China) aohc
Eagle I. (Ireland) afrz
Eagle I. (Me.). bare
Eagle Nest Pt arxz
East Arm (Canada) bcwl
East C. (Asia) apos
East Ch. (Kattegat) acbl
East Chop Pt b adi
East Goodwin Lt. V aekr
East Pascagoula axci
East Pt. (Pr. Ed. I.) bdcp
East Pt. (Queensland) . : . . . aswc
East Pt. (Saturna I.) atwr
East R. (N. Y.) azpi
Eastbourne aelh
Easter I arhu
Eastern Ch. Lt. V anis
Eastern Grove Lt .' anmh
Eastern Pt. (Mass.) bajc
East India Docks aejh
East Ironbound I bcko
East London alyk
East Main F beyt
Eastport bawc
Ebeltofte adkj
Ebro R ahlj
Ecija, Nueva aqfc
Eckernforde adey
Ecr^hos, Les agdi
Ecuador autw
Edam (Holland) adzw
Edam I. (Java) apvc
Eddy Pt bcpe
Eddystone aent
Eddystone Pt asho
Eden ashy
Edenton aytu
Edgar Town badl
Edie Rajut R apqt
Edinburgh afj w
Edinburgh Ch aeif
Edisto R ayom
Edithburgh aruf
Edo ABMR
Edwardsburg bdvi
Eeragh afri
Efate, or. Sandwich I aqxn
Egedesminde beztj
Egense adps
Egg Hr avlw
Egg I. (Bahamas) axjq
Eggl. (N. S.) BCMN
Egg 1. (Ontario) bdxh
Egg I. (St. Lawrence) bdmx
Egg Rock (MasB.) baih
Egg Rock (Me.) bath
Eggegrundet acli
Eggemoggin Reach barb
Egmond aan Zee aecf
Egmont, C (N. Z.) atcv
Egmont, C.(Pr.Ed.L) bczf
Egmont cay. axfh
Egrilar akov
Egypt aktc
Ehrenberg auly
Eider Canal adtg
Eider Galliot Lt. V adte
Eider, Outer, Lt. V abtc
Eider R adsz
Eight Degree Ch andp
Eisk spit] akje
Eijerland adzg
Eke Fiord abpu
Eken Sound adft
Ekero abuk
Ekersund abtjl
Ekerums acgu
Eknas ac!jt
El Amaid akue
Elaputi B aqpx
El Araish albo
El Arish aktf
Elba I AHYR
Elbe No. 2 Lt. V adts
Elbe No. 3 Lt. V adtu
Elbe No.4 Lt.V adtv
Elbe Pilot Galliot adtq
Elbe, Outer, No. 1 Lt. V adtp
Elbe R adto
Elbing acxk
Elbow cay axip
Elburg aebm
Elena, P aurm
Eleos I ajtz
Elephant B altw
Elephant Pt. (Burma) anmf
Elephant Pt. (India) *. . . . ankj
Eleusis ajol
Eleuthera I axjs
Elizabeth B alut
Elizabeth, C. ( Me.) balw
Elizabeth, C. (Asia) aorx
Elizabeth City ayud
Elizabeth, P alxz
Elizabeth R ayvt
Elizabethtown azny
Elk R azej
El Kamela. akwh
Ellen, P aezs
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS-PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
465
ELLENBOGEN— FATHER PT.
Ellenbogen ADSK
Ellensburg AUBP
Ellesmere Pt AEVC
Ellewoutsdijk ; AEFY
EUice Is areu
Ellinggaard Kilen. ..,...." ABYR
™iot,P ;.ARVQ
E1KB BDLZ
Ellsworth BARZ
Elmma ,..alnc
Elobeyl ALQX
Elopura APZQ
E Portaio AXQN
El Rincon AUSJ
E} Roque, P AWKD
Elsfleth advy
Elsinore ! adoy
Elys6e AGBC
Embiez I ahtb
Embomma Ai,8i
Emden adyg
Emineh, C akdq
Emma Hr APOj
Empedocle, P AIME
Empire City ; auep
Empress Augusta R aqtw
Ems Jade Canal ! adwx
Ems R ADYB
Endau R anti
Endeavor R Asyl
Endeavor Str ~ aszq
Endelave I Adjq
Endermo Hr apkz
Endoerodde adjf
Enfant Perdu awfy
Engafio, C. (Haiti) axuj
Engafio, C. (Philip.) aqfd
Engelholm acdk
England abhr
English and Welsh grounds
Lt. V AEQU
English B atvf
English Bank Lt. V avnm
English Ch aehs
English Hr ayct
English R alzn
English Road alhg
Enkhuizen adzt
Enos ajwn
Enrage^ C bayz
Ensenada (Mexico) aukn
Ensenada de Barragan avns
Enskar acpw
Entrance I atlw
Entry I bdpk
Ephesus. ..'. akpb
Epi I AQXL
Equitorial Ch ands
Ercole P ..aipu
Erekli '. ajxq
Eriboll Loch afdv
Ericeira ahbt
Erie City bedy
Erie, Lake bdzp
Erith aeiu
Eritra akor
Erkno abog
Eromanga aqxt
Erqui agfs
Erronan aqye
-AHJC
.AUOJ
AXUR
.AGLT
AHLO
.BDGI
AUTY
ALCT
Ervily, P. de 1' AGLM
Erzerum akmd
Esbjerg ADBY
Escala La AHNC
Escocfe, P AWNE
i^scombrera
Escondido B .'
Escondido P
Esconil, L'
Escudel
Escuminac Pt
Esmeralda
Espalamaca Pt
Espanola Pt AUWJ
Esperance B AEPX
Esperance, P ASGD
Espevser ABSW
Espichel, C AHCP
Espiguette Pt AHqx
Esplrito Santo B avuz
Espiritu Santo I AqXd
Espoir, C. d' BDKM
Esquimalt Hr atxg
Essequibo R awhf
Essington, P ATUI
Estaca Pt agxe
Estacio AHji
Estanques B awli
Estepona ahgi
Estero aust
Esteros auif
Etang de Thau ahqe
Etangdu Nord bdpw
Etang, L', Hr baxg
Etaples apyj
Eten Pt auxe
Etretat afzc
Eubcea I ajuw
Eucla. ARQE
Eugenie Archipelago aoqi
Eume R agxr
Eupatoria akhg
Euphrates R amuj
Eureka (Cal.) aufi
Eureka (Mexico) aulw
Euripo Ch ajoy
Europa I.J amgz
Europa Pt ahfx
Europe abdt
Evangelistas avje
Evanston » bejf
Everard, C. ascd
Eversand adwh
Execution Rocks azsi
Exeter asef
Exholm acsy
Exmouth aend
Expedition B aopi
Exuma I axjy
Eyemouth afkq
Eyre, P arqi
Ezaro agyo
Faaborg adhu
Faber, Mt answ
Faeno adhj
Fseo ABTK
Faerder abxo
Fagnet Pt afzb
Faichaburi anub
Eairl AMJ
Fairhaven (Mass'. ) azyo
Fair Haven (Ontario) bdyu
Fairhaven (Wash) atyj
Fairy, P AEXI
Fakarava atoll argw
Fakir Pt anld
Fakkebierg adio
Falaise, La agrw
Falcon, C akze
Falcone Pt aicn
Falconera P aiun
Falifa Hr AREl
Falkenberg '. ACBZ
Falkland Is avkl
Falkner I AZTM
Fall River azxb
Fallos Ch avir
Falluden achy
Falmouth (England) aeoj
Falmouth (Jamaica) axro
Falmouth (Tasmania) ashk
False B. (Africa) alwt
False B. (India) ANiF
False C. (New Guinea) aqsh
False C. (Va.) AYus
False Duck I bdwy
False Pt ,- AiND
Falster ADMz
Falsterbo aceq
Falsterboref Lt. V aces
Famagusta akrf
Fame Pt bdle
Fanad Pt afsu
Fanar Adasi Islet ajzh
Fanaraki akcj
Fanar Burnu ajxw
Fanemotra B amfk
Fangaloa B aren
Fangar, P AHlp
Fango Pt ahlo
Fano P. (Adriatic) aisj
Fano (Denmark) adrx
Fano I. (Ionian Is. ) ajhk
Fanrang B anvz
Fao AMUG
Farafangana ; ame w
Farallon I avpi
Farallon Sucio awnm
Farallones Islets auhi
Faraman ahrc
Farasina aiyf
Far6 Hr arhj
Farewell, C bezy
Farewell Spit C atex
Farin alin
Farina P akwi
Farm Cove askr
Farn I afkx
Faro (Baltic) acho
Faro, C. (Italy) ahwx
Faro, C. (Sicily) aikm
Faro (Portugal) ahdf
Faroe Is afhe
Farquhar Is amje
Farsund abux
Fasana aixd
Fastnet afps
Father Pt bdoe
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
Part II.
FATOUVILLE— FREDRIKSH ALD .
Fatouville afzm
Favignana aimq
Favone ahzy
Faxo ADNU
Fayal alcr
Fear, C ayql
Fecamp afyz
Fedderwarder Siel adwj
Federal Pt ayqu
Fejan acjw
Felixstowe afpb
Femern I adec
Femern Belt adel
Do aSmt
Femern Sound adek
Femris abjs
Fenaio Pt ahzf
Fenar Pt ajwl
Fenerive amen
Feno, C aibn
Fenwick I. Shoal Lt. V azhj
Fer, C. de akxj
Fermo aisc
Fernanda Pt alpy
Fernandina aykc
Fernando Noronha I awbu
Fernando Po alpx
Fernand Vaz alek
Ferraione, C ahzo
Ferrajo, P ahys
Ferrara aitk
Ferraria Pt aldk
Ferrat, C ahvj
Ferret, C aqth
Ferro (Canary Is.) alpj
Ferro, C. (Italy) ahwx
Ferro, C. (Sardinia) aicz
Ferro Castel :...ahic
Ferrol agxl
Ferrol B auyb
Ferryland Hd beuw
Fez ALCD
Fianona aiye
Fidonisi aken
Fidra afkm
Fife afjl
Fife Ness ahg
Figari, C /. aidc
Figeholm acqp
Figueira ahbn
Fiji Is AEBZ
Fiksdal abnx
Fila Hr aqxo
Fildtvedt abyh
Filey afme
Filsand acub
Fingal Pt aso-z
Finisterre, C agyk
Finkenwerder aduz
Finland acod
Finland, G. of acqy
Finmarken abft
Finngrundet Lt. V aclk
Finngrund West Lt. V acln
Fino P ahxb
Finsch Hr aqto
Fire I azqj
Fire I. Lt. V azms
First Pt apur
Fischausen acwy
_
Fishbourne I aoft
Fisher I azuh
Fishguard aeso
Fitzhugh Sound atuk
Fitzmaurice II arjz
Fitzroy I aogw
Fitzroy Dock aslc
Fitzroy R. Lt. V asuq
Fiumara Grande aige
Fiume aiyr
Fiumicino aigb
Five Fathom Bank Lt. V azhp
Fjeldo abts
Fjeldvik abkr
Flaavser abos
Fladda Hr afbj
Fladen Lt. V acbw
Fladholm abty
Flado abhz
Flagstad abij
Flamanville, C. de agdz
Flamborough Hd afmg
Flamenco, P avdo
Flannan Is afcy
Flat C apsz
Flat I amip
Flat Pt bcsn
Flatholm aeqb
Flattery, C aucj
Flat-Top I asvx
Fleetwood aevw
Flekkefiord abup
Flensborg adfr
Flinders arqtj
Flinders B arph
Flinders I asdc
Flint aetz
Flint Ch. (Flintrannan) acef
Flint I bcrv
Florence ahyb
Flores (Azores) ai,co
Flores (E. Archipelago) aqob
Flores I. (Uruguay) avqf
Floriana aios
Florida axdv
Florida, C axhv
Florida Str axhy
Florida, East Coast ayil
Floro ABPR
Flugge ADEI
Flushing. , aefu
Fly R aqsz
Focardo F ahyv
Foggia Nova akod
Fogo Hr. (Newfoundland), .bews
Fogo I ALHQ
Fohr adst
Folgero abrv
Folkestone aeky
Folly Pt b'azo
Fonseca, G auqr
Fonskov Pt adhk
Fontana, C akfv
Fontane aiwq
Froa I aldr
Forcados R aloj
Foreland Bluff alst
Foreland, The aepv
Forest, La agmc
Forio ..'. aihb
Formby Lt. V .aide
Formentera I ahnq
Formenton, C ahop
Formica atmy
Formigas aldp
Formosa (Brazil) awbi
Formosa (China Sea) aobs
Formosa, Mt. (Singapore) ansi
Formosa, C. alpg
Fornses. adkp
Fornelli Road aifk
FornellSj P aepn
Fort de France ayen
Fort de France B ayel
Fort ft. (Cal.) augh
Fort Pt. (E. India) anqs
Forth, Firth of afjh
Forth Bridge "afjq
Forth & Clyde Canal afjy
Fortune B betp
Foujes AKOE
Foula AFGY
Foulepointe anep
Foulweather, C Auns
Foulwind, C atfm
Fouquets Isle amio
Four, Le (Bretagne) agjn
Four, Le (Quiberon B) agot
Fouras agqw
Fouches Mt ahty
Fourchu, C- bcgn
Fourteen-feet Bank azih
Fourth Pt apus
Foveaux Str. .'. atgb
Fowey aeoh
Fowey Rocks Beacon axhs
Fowler B arqk
Fox I BDGO
Foxton ATDX
Foyle, Lough aftb
Foynes Hr afqy
Foz AHRM
Francavilla airy
France afxj
Frances cay axmz
Frances I avur
Francois ayex
Franklin Hr arsh
Franklin I bany
Franklin Sound asde
Franz Josef Land abcw
Fratelli Rocks akwn
Fraser R atvi^
Fraserburgh afij
Frauenburg acxh
Fray Bentos avpo
Frederichsted axzu
Frederich Wilhelm Hr aqts
Fredericia adgu
Frederick, P '. asep
Frederick Henry B asg v
Frederick Henry I aqsf
Frederiksberg adop
Frederiksburg ayzn
Frederikshavn adqj
Frederikssund adlc
Frederikstad abyx
Fredrichstadt adti
Fredriksborg acjk
Fredrikshald abze
Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.
467
FREDRIKSHAMN— GIBRALTAR.
Fredrikshamn acrl
Fredriksvaern .abxg
Freeman Ch asqh
Free Town aljw
Frehel, C agfq
Freiburg adui
Frejus ahuo
Fremantle arnx
French Pass atef
French Pt alrz
French Guiana awpo
Frenchman B _-.• '_ . .basr
French Town azem
Fresvik abqs
Friedrichsberg adfi
Friedrichsort adetj
Friedrichsschleuse adxl
Frikes P ajko
Frio, 0. (Africa) altji
Frio, C. (Brazil) avty
Frioul, P. du ahsj
Frontera awsl
Frontignan ahqt
Fruholm abgn
Frying-pan Shoals Lt. V . . .ayqr
Fuchau fu aodi
Fuengirola ahgm
Fuenterrabia agui
Fuerteventura alep
Fuglenaes abgq
Fukabori aoxi
Fukai aowz
Fukuoka aowd
Fuk ura apdn
Fuku shima apko
Fukuyama (Bingo Nada). . .apbh
Do APDTT
Fukuyama (Hokoshu) apkm
Fulehuk abxs
Fuller Rock azwg
Fumboni B amdc
Funabashi apig
Funakoshi apkb
Funchal aldt
Fundukli akbtt
Fundy, B. of baye
Fungasar Hr areb
Funk I bewn
Funkenhagen acym
Funta B alsx
Fuokbinkiang Lt anvs
Furni ajte
Furon acgo
Furugrund acnh
Fusan aond
Fusan Kai aonp
Fushiki aotjb
Fusi yama apit
Futsu saki apim
Futuna aqye
Fuyan I aodp
Fuyen Hr anwf
Fyen adgz
Fyne, Loch aezg
Gabbard, Outer, Lt. V afoz
Gabes akvi
Gabol asch
GaboP aojw
Gaboon R alqz
Gabovacatrida ajbp
Gacholle, La ahqz
Gadaro I ajuo
Gadji AEBP
Gaet, La agst
Gaeta Aign
Gage Road arnt
Gaidaro Islet. . . ; ajqx
Gainsborough: afmy
Galantry Hd beud
Galapagos Is atjvh
Galata akbr
Galata, C akdu
Galatz aker
Galaxidi ajlf
Galdobin, C aoqd
Galea agux
Galera Pt. (Chile) avhw
Galera Pt. (Trinidad) ayhk
Galera de Zamba B a wmp
Galeria aibu
Galets, Pt. des ami
Galibi Pt awgr
Galimi ajzg
Galiola Is aizc
Galita (Galite, La) akwr
Gallegos, P avlc
Galley Hd afxd
Gallipoli (Italy) aiqb
Gallipoli (Turkey) ajxh
Gallipoli, P. (Asia Minor) akpi
Gallo, C. (Adriatic) aiqn
Gallo, C. (Sicily) ainl
Galloo I BDZG
Galloper Lt. V afpn
Galloway, Mull of aexr
Galveston awvc
Galveston Lt. V awvd
Galway afrk
Gambia alht
Gamla (Old) Karleby acor
Gamova B aopq
Gamvig abgd
Gana Gana alom
Gandia ahki
Ganges R anjy
Ganj&m anht
Gannet Rock baxp
Gap Rock , anyu
Garcia de Avila avyh
Garde, C. de akxg
Garden I. (N. S. W.) askn
Garden I. (W. Australia) ... arno
Garden Reach anjg
Gardiner I azqs
Gare Loch aezc
Gargano Hd airg
Garonne R agsz
Garoupe avhc
Garpen acgh
Garraway alkw
Garrison Pt aeik
Garrucha ahis
Garston aeuw
Gascogne, G. of agjs
Gascoyne Road armi
Gasoren acng
Gaspar Str apse
Gaspar, Lower, L. V aniu
Gaspar, Upper, Lt. V amy
Gasparilla I axft
Gasp6 bdkv
Gasp6 B. Lt. V .bdku
Gasp6, 0 bdkt
Grata, C. (Cyprus) akqy
Gata, C. de (Spain) ahil
Gatcombe Hd asuc
Gatteville agck
Gavazzi Pt aiod
Gavdo I ajpw
Gaviotas Lt. V awdv
Gavrion P ajqs
Gawler, P aruv
Gay Hd b acx
Gaya B apyt
Gayo, P ajhu
Gebi I aqrm
Gedney Ch , aznd
Geelong aryq
Geelvink B ._. aqty
Geestemilnde advw
Gene aclf
Gellen : . adwt
Gellibrand Pt aryv
Gellibrand Pt. Lt. V aryw
Gelsa ajei
Gemlik ajys
Genesee R bdyl
Geneva ahvs
Genius Bank Lt. V adxc
Genoa ah wr
G6nois, F akxf
Genoves ahim
Gensan aonl
Geographe B arou
George B. (Canada) bcvn
George B. (Tasmania) ashm
George, C bcvz
George R as.ttj
George I ecly
George Town (Africa) alxo
Georgetown (Ascension).. . .aluy
Georgetown (Demerara) awhq
Georgetown (Malay Pen.)..ANQO
George Town (Pr. Ed. I.)..bdau
Georgetown (S. C.) ayqc
Georgetown (Tasmania) asdw
Georgia (Asia Minor) aklx
Georgia (State) aykf
Georgia, Str. of attjw
Georgian B behm
Georgina Pt atwp
Geraldine arms
Geraldton (Queensland) . . . .asxq
Geraldton (W. Australia) ... arnb
Geresik apwh.
Germando acns
Germein, B arsn
Germany acvp
Gerso adjh
Ghelenjik B akjy
"Ghenitchesk Str akin
Ghent aegy
Ghijinsk B aosl
Ghubbet Hashish amsu
Giannutri ahzi
Gibara, P axmj
Gibbs Hill ayhs
Gibraltar ahfu
Gibraltar (Erie) bear
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED, PART II.
GIEDSER— GRECALE.
Giedser Pt. Lt. V adne
Giedser Reefs Lt. V adnc
Gienner Fiord adgk
Giens ahtr
Gighiga aosn
Giglio ahzd
Gi]on agwd
Gilbert Is aqvz
Gilbierg Hd adkw
GillB AVLY
Gilleskaal abjv
Gillolo I AQRI
Gillolo Passage aqrt
Gims6 abir
Gioiosa Jonica aipn
Gioja aijy
Giova Pt akpg
Giovinazzo aiqu
Giraglia I ahzs
Girdle Ness afir
Girdler Lt. V aelt
Girgenti aimc
Gironde R agrp
Girvan aeyb
Gisborne atls
Gisund abht
Giudecca Canal aiub
Giurgiu akez
Gjerrild Lt adpo
Gjesvier abgm
GJceslingerne abkx
Gladstone asue
Glandore afxg
Glarenza ajlo
Glas I afcw
Glasgow (Ontario) bdyr
Glasgow (Scotland) aeyz
Glasgow, P. (N. Guinea) aqti
Glasgow, P. (Scotland) aeyw
Glavina Pt aiyx
Glenelg arvc
Glenelg R arwz
Glengariff Hr afqe
Glopen abiz
Glorieuse Isle amd.n
Glosholm acrf
Gloucester (England) aeqn
Gloucester (Mass.) baiz
Gloucester (N. J.) azky
Gliickstadt aduj
Goa ANBM
Goapnath Pt amxz
Goat I. (Cal.) atjgl
Goat I. (Me.) balk
Goat I. ?N. S. W.) aslg
Goat I. (R. I.) azxh
Goche aocf
Godavari R anoz
Goderich behj
Godhavn bezq
Godley Hd atjk
Godnatt Rock acfy
Godrevy I aepg
Goedereede aedk
Goeree aedj
Goes AEFM
Gogaligyun axou
Gogha amrc
Gohren adbg
Goiana R avzy
Gold Coast almw
Golden Horn akbo
Golden Horn Hr aoqb
Golden I aoge
Goldsboro ayse
Goletta akwe
Golfito AUSL
Gomb6 Pt alrc
Gomen B aqzf
Gomena, C ajew
Gomenizza P ajhf
Gomera alfh
Gonaives axtk
Gooch B atjs
Goode I aszk
Good Hope, C. of alwq
Good Hope, C. (China) anzr
Goodwin, East, \jt. V aekr
Goodwin, North, Lt. V aekl
Goodwin, South, Lt. V aeks
Goodwin Sands aekm
Goole AFMS
Goolwa ARVY
Goose C bdqg
Goose I ASDF
Gopalpur anhr
Gorda Pt axpe
Gordon R asfk
Gore B i atjm
Goree algj
Gorey agdt
Gorgona I ahyf
Gorino aite
Gorizia, or, Goritz aivk
Goro, P AQYL
Goro Pt AITD
Gorontalo aqmf
Goshkevitch B aonz
Gota (Gotha) Canal acim
Gotland achd
Goto, C AOWY
Goto Is AOWT
Gotska Sandon achq
Gottenburg acbr
Gough I alvk
Goulburn asji
Gouldsborough batm
Goulette, La akwe
Goulfar B. (TalutPt.) agnr
Goulven agix
Gourock aeyn
Government Hill anqm
Governors I azpc
Goyder R ariu
Goza Hr. apfc
Gozier I aydq
Gozo AIOZ
Graa Deep.. adrv
Gracias a Dios, Cape, Hr . . .awoz
Graciosa (Azores) alcx
Graciosa (Canaries) aleg
Gradaz P aixv
Grado P aivd
Grassholmen abon
Grafton asol
Grafton, Cape asxw
Graham, P atsf
Grahams Town (Africa) alyg
Grahamstown (N. Z.) atml
Grain Coast almb
Gran I aclv
Granatello aihn
Granada ahgy
Granada, Nueva autm
Gran Canaria aler
Grand B (Mauritius) amig
Grand I. (St. Lawrence) bdpu
Grand I. (Lake Superior). . .bepf
Grand Banc Lt. V agrs
Grand Bassa alko
Grand Bassam almj
Grand Bourg ayed
Grand Cayman axqv
Grand Haven bekm
Grand Jardin Islet agfh
Grand Lejon agfv
Grand Manan I baxs
Grand Mont Pt agoh
Grand Port (Mauritius) amik
Grand Port (New Cal.) aqyp
Grand Ribeau I ahtu
Grand Rustico bdcy
Grand Sesters alkv
Grand Surrey Canal aejq
Grand Turk I axkt
Grande B aybj
Grande Banc agrs
Grande, P. (C. Verde Is.)..algw
Grande P. (Stephens B.) . . .auvn
Grands Cardinaux agou
Grangemouth afkb
Granite I beoz
Granitola, Cape aimk
Grant Beach Lts bdha
Granton Hr afkg
Granville (New Guinea) aqtg
Granville (France) ageo
Grao de Valencio ahkp
Grasgard acgz
Grassy B ayid
Gratiot, F befw
Grave Pt agnb
Grave Pt. (France) agsf
Grave Pt. (B. C.) atwj
Gravelines afxu
Gravesend aeip
Gravosa, P aifn
Gray Hr aucp
Great Basses anfb
Great Belt adln
Great Bird Rock " bdfz
Great Borris Hd adfv
Great Britain aehq
Great Captain I azsl
Great Duck I basf
Great Fish B alitf
Great Fish R alyh
Great Hr axwn
Great Inagua I axkv
Great Isaac axiw
Great Kapuas R apxm'
Great Namaq ualand alu v
Great Orme Hd aetw
Great Ribaud I ahtu
Great Round Str. Lt. V bafk
Great Sandy Str asro
Great Skarcies R. .' aljr
Great Swan P ashg
Great Wall of China aojw
Grecale, C aipe
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GRECO— HAMPTON.
Greco, C akre
Greco, Torre del aihp
Greece ajie
Greek Archipelago ajpx
Green B bbid
Green, C ashu
Green Hr bcij
Green I. (C. Br. I.) _bcqi
Green I. (China) anyv
Green I. (N. S.) bcoa
Green I. (Lunenburg) bcka
Green I. (St. Lawrence) bdpi
Green Pt ^ aiwp
Greenhithe aeis
Greenland bezo
Greenly I beqg
Greenock aeyv
Greenore (Carlingford) . .• afuk
Greenport.J azeh
Greenspond bewj
Greenwich aeiy
Greenwich (R. I.) azvu
Greenwich Observatory aejb
Gregory, C. (Or) aueh
Gregory, C. (Magellan) avjn
Gregory, P aemu
Greifswald aczv
Greifswalder Oie aczp
Grenaa adko
Grenada (Spain) ahgy
Grenada (W. I.) aygb
Grenadines, The ayftj
Grenville Hr bdea
GrepenLt. V ackw
Grey, P arnf
Grey R atfo
Greymouth atpu
Grignano B aivm
Griko, P ajtb
Grimsby apmp
Grimskar acgi
Grimstad abwe
Grindel Pt bapl
Grindstone I. (N. B.) bazi
Grindstone I. (P. Ed. I.) bdfq
Grino abjx
Grip abmu
GrisNez, C apyb
Grissellhamn ackg
Grohara acqv
Groixl agmr
Groningen adyu
Gronningen abvq
Gronskar acjh
Gronskaren abzy
Gr6n Sound adnj
Gros, C ahlit
Grosa Pt. (Iviza) ; ahnz
Grosa Pt. (Majorca) ahon
Gross Ziegenort acyo
Grossa I ajcm
Grossbruch acxb
Grossel bdpt
Grosse Isle bdrt
Grosses Haff acyv
Grosso, Mt aibz
Grosso Pt aimx
Grouin Pt agex
Grovenor P alys
Gruizza, or Grucia I aizr
Grundkallen Lt. V ackv
Griinendeich aduo
Gryto abhy
Guadalcanar I aqwi
Guadalquiver R , . aheg
Guadalupe R awub
Guadeloupe aydc
Guadiana B axoj
Guadiana R ahdm
GuahybaR avri
Guaira, La a wju
Guardafui, C ; amog
GuajanI aqvl
Guajara R awed
Guam I aqvl
Guama R a web
Guafiape Is auxs
Guanica, P _.axyk
Guanta 6 a wjm
Guantanamo axqr
Guarapari avux
Guardia, La agzr
Guardia Pt aigp
Guardiana I ajki
Guardia Vecchia Hill aicv
Guatemala _ aupi
Guaytulco, P auop
Guayanilla, P axyi
Guayaquil auvz
Guaymas atjmd
Guduat akli
Gudvangen abre
Guerbaville apzs
Guerin I aomb
Guernsey agdb
Guetaria. agum
Guia ahcg
Guia F anyh
Guiana...' awfm
Guildford aroc
Guilfinec aglr
Guimaras aqie
Guinchos cay axmv
Guinea G almx
Guisanburg awfs
Guiuan aqjo
Guldborg Sound admx
Gulf Stream ayij
GullLt. V AEKQ
Gull I : BEWY
Gull Rock bcip
Gumaka aqfm
Gun cay axiv
Gunfleet afph
Gunieh aklr
Gureina akur
Guruni Hd ajvl
GurupaR awen
Gurupi R awdm
Gustaf Hr aybp
Gutvik abkq
Gutzlaff I aopb
Guyon I bcrg
Guysborough bcov
Guzerat amxj
Gwa anlq
Gwadar amwd
GwatarB amvz
Gythium aims
Lt. V AECD
Haaler Is ...abzf
Haarbjerget abhm
Haarlem aeck
Haber Ness adpq
Habana axnw
Habibas Is akzf
Habitants Hr bcpw
Hacha, La awls
Hachken R. . . ■ apce
Hacking, P ' asjo
Hadersleben adgo
Hadlock, P atzq
Haedik I agol
Hafringe acir
Hagi aovc
Hague, C. de la agcq
Hague, The aeco
Haidar Pasha akbe
Haiderabad amwu
Haifa akso
Haifong anxc
Hainan anxl
Hains Pt aogp
Haisborough Lt. V apnr
Haitan Str aobr
Haiti axtc
Haiti, C axts
Haiyang aoil
Haiyuntau I aokv
Hakata aowe
Haken _acdx
Hakluyts Hd .abdg
Hakodate apks
Hales Bluff asmb
Half-Moon cay awqn
Half -Moon Shoal Lt a w vl
Halfway Rock bamf
Halifax bclp
Halifax B aswx
Halki ajyb
Hallam adyw
Hallands Wadero acdg
Hallo abzr
Hall Sound aqte
Halmstad acdp
Halong B ,.anxp
Hals adpw
Halskov adlw
Halten Is ablm
Halys Pt akmq
Hamada aouy
Hamamatsu apge
Hamanaka aplk
Hambantotti anez
Hamburg aduv
Hamelin B arpd
Hamilton (Bermuda) ayih
Hamilton (Ontario) bdxw
Hamilton (Queensland) asui
Hamilton, P aomu
Hamilton Inlet beya
Hammamet akvz
Hammero abhx
Hammer Pt Acfg
Hammerf est abgr
Hammershus acfe
Hamnskar acbe
Hampton bajx
Hampton Roads. ayvn
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART II.
HAN— HOBRO.
Han R anzw
Hancock, C audc
Handa apfy
Handkerchief Lt. V baem
Haneda aphy
Hangchau B aoee
Hangklip, C alwv
Hango acqp
Hanish la amkx
Hanko abys
Hankow aohx
Hano I acfu
Hanobugten acfp
Hanoi anwv
Hanois agde
Hanover advc
Hanstholm.... adqv
Hanswest (Hansweerd) aegd
Haonbaikan I anvm
Haparanda acnv
Hapsal actp
Haradsskar acij
Harbour Grace bevl
Harbour I axjo
Harburg advb
Harcourt B aqzn
Hardanger Fiord abrz
Harderwijk aebl
Hardwick aymb
Hardwieke B artg
Hardy, P ated
Hare B bexn
Hare I aneb
Harfleur afzj
Harg ackq
Harmghata R anju
Harlem azor
Harlem Ship Canal azps
Harlingen adzc
Haro, C aumb
Haro Str atwz
Harrington (England) aewm
Harrington Inlet asne
Harrington (Me.) bauh
Harstad abhtj
Hartland Pt aepk
Hartlepool aflu
Harvey Corner bazf
Harwich afos
Hasenore Hd adkl
Hasle acfd
Haasel abhr
Haste Aftera Sh ahes
Hastellic Pt agnq
Hastings (Sussex) aelc
Hastings asgb
Hastings Hr anpc
Hastings, P bcpq
Hastings R asno
Hasvig abgu
Haszard Pt bdaf
Hatanga R apqg
Hatholm ■. abve
Hatien anuy
Hatinh anwp
Hatteras, C aytc
Hatteras Inlet aysz
Hattes, Les awgl
Hatzfeldt Hr aqtu
Haugesund absz
Haulbowline I afwt
Haulover Isthmus bcqu
Hausui B anxq
Haut Banc du Nord agqi
Haute I bcda
Havannah Hr aqxs
Have, La, R bcjn
Havelock atdy
Havosund abgk
Havre afzh
Harve Bouche bcpk
Havre de Grace azdx
Havre du Robert ayev
Hawaii arez
Hawaiian Is arey
Hawke, C asnc
Hawkes B atli
Hawkesbury, P bcpt
Hawkesbury R aslw
Hawksbury atip
Haya saki Ch aoxn
Hayatomo Str aovx
Hayle aepf
Hayti aysk
Heard I amjs
Heath Pt bdlk
Heaux de Brehat aghm
Hebert, P bcis
Hebrides afcq
Heceta Hd audy
Hector atfg
Heda Hr.... apgr
Hedjaz Province amqy
Heiligenhafen adem
Heisternest acxy
Hekkingen abhe
Hela Pt acxw
Helder adzk
Helensburg aezf
Helensville atbh
Helgeraaen abxd
Helgoland advj
Helle abwr
Hellehavn Pt. adnl
Helleholm adme
Helles, C ajwt
Hellevik aboc
Hellevoetsluis aedo
Hell Gate azpr
Helliar Holm afep
Hellig Vser abjl
Helliso abrf
Hellman acqd
Hellville amgr
Helsingborg acdv
Helsingfors r acqx
Helsingkallan acox
Helsingor adoy
Helwick Lt. V aers
Hempstead azsc
Hen Pt aogz
Hen & Chickens Reef Lt. V. . azxt
Hendrick Hd bamx
Henlopen, C azhs
Hennings Vser abiq
Henry, C ayvb
Henzada anmi
Heongsan, P aocb
Hepburn aflp
Heppens adwq
Heraklea aknf
Herault, R ahqf
Herbert asvb
Herbert R asxc
Herbertshoh .aqug
Herbes, Pt. aux axbe
Hereford Inlet azlt
Herkla (Hergla) akvy
Herm agdj
Hermit Is aqtjw
Hermopolis ajqy
Hermoso, Mt avmx
Hernfisand acmf
Heron I bdji
Heron Neck (Green I.) bark
Herradura, P. (Cent. Am.) ..ausb
Herradura, P. (Chile) aveh
Hervey B astf
Herzegovina ajgf
Hesselo I adks
Heste Hd adng
Hestskjser abmz
Heugh aflv
Heve, C. la afzg
Hever R adsy
Hewittville asvf
Hexham asmr
Heyst aehj
Hibi Ch aowm
Hiddensee I adbq
Hiechechin B anzl
Hielm adkn
Hierapetra ajpt
Hierro alfj
Highlands bafw
Higuera, C aguh
Higuerita Bar ahdq
Hi]i aozd
Hijo AQKR
Hiku sima aovq
Hillsborough bazr
Hillsborough B bczx
Hillsborough I. (Baily Is.)..aqvs
Hillswick afgv
Hilo arfb
Hilton Head I aynr
Hime sima aozg
Hinchinbrook aswz
Hindo abijf
Hingham bahm
Hinlopen Str abdh
Hino misaki apek
Hiogo APBS
Hirado aowr
Hirado no Seto aowq
Hirosima aozu
Hirota B apjs
Hirsova, or, Hirssova akev
Hirtshals adqr
Hirtsholm adqk
Hisaka sima aowx
Hitokatpu B apmc
Hittero abuq
Hiva Oa arge
Hjelm adkn
Hobart asgp
Hoboken azoq
Hoborg achf
Hobro adpn
Part II. geographical signals — -places alphabetically arranged.
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HOBSON— INDIO.
Hobson B aryt
Hodeida amrv
Hoedekenskerke aegb
Hoek AEBF
Hog I. Lt. V azwp
Hoganas acdr
Hogan Group ascw
Hogland acsu
Hogsholm... aboy
Hogsten, or, Hogstenen abok
Hohe Weg Flat adwi
Hoien adqo
Hsievarde abtn
Hoihau B anxp
Eokianga R atbd
Kokitika atpw
Hokushu apkj
Holar bfaq
Holbek adlg
Holdfast B arve
Hollander Deep adot
Hollam's Bird I alum
Holland (Mich.) bekj
Hollen abvm
Hollesley B afor
Holmedal absn
Holmengraa abrd
Holmestrand abyo
Holmogadd aomt
Holmdn aomz
Holmudden achp
Hoi Ness adfs
Holsteinborg bezw
Holtenau adet
Holy I afku
Holyhead aetl
Homborgsund abwc
Hommelviken abmh
Honawar anbx
Honda awmf
Hon Dau I anxb
Hondeklip B alvtj
Honduras awpe
Honfleur agbe
Honga R azfk
Honghai B anzj
Hongkong , anym
HonKohe, P anwc
Honmoku Lt. V aphs
Honolulu arfx
Honshu aotb
Hood Canal atzu
Hood, P bcvk
Hoogly anir
Hook of Holland aecv
Hook of Schouwen aefd
Hook Pt AFWG
Hooper Str azfn
Hoom adzv
Hopedale beyg
Hope I anhc
HopePt atpo
Hope, P nrxxQ
Hora ajxn
Hormigas, Las ahjg
Horn,C avjy
Horn I axcr
Hornbsek adpe
Horn Reefs Lt. "V adrs
Horsburgh Lt ansz
Horsens adjp
Horst acyp
Horta alcs
Horten abxw
Horton bceu
Horup Haff adgb
Hougue, La agcb
Hourtin agtf
Houston awvf
Houtman Rocks army
Hov Huk ADJR
Hov Sand adir
Howe, C ascj
Howe Ch asqf
Howrah anjl
Howth Bailey afux
Hoy AFES
Hoya B aqpw
Hoyer adsl
Hoylake aeuk
Huacho auyl
Huafo I avim
Huaheine I .arhg
Huaina Pisagua B avch
Huanchaco auxm
Huanillos avce
Huarmey auyh
Huasco, P avdw
Hubbard Cove bcku
Hudiksvall aclt
Hudson B beyl
Hudson City azon
Hudson R azow
Hu6 anwm
Huelva ahdu
Hueneme Pt auit
Huertas, C ahjr
Huevos I avep
Hufvudskar acjd
Hugli Pt ANJF
Hugli R anir
Huilingsan Hr anxz
Hukau aohm
Hull (England) afmr
Hull (Mass.) bahj
Humacao axwr
Humansdorp alxu
Humber R afmn
Humboldt aufg
Humt Adjim akvh
Hunchun aopg
Hungary aiyl
Hunghwa Ch aobn
Hunstanton afnm
Hunter Cove atjer
Hunter I asez
Hunter Pt. Dock (Cal.) augk
Hunter R asmn
Hunting I ayog
Huntington azrt
Huntly atbw
HuonR asgf
Hurlock B aptl
Huron I BE0W
Huron Lake befq
Huron, P befr
Hurst Castle aemg
Hurup ADPB
Husevege abuh
Hussein Pt akpe
Hustad ABNF
Husum. ..'. adsx
Hutt, P ATOV
Hven I acdy
Hvidingso abtr
Hvidsteen abym
Hwangchau aohw
Hwanghai aoij
Hyannis badx
Hydra ajnu
Hyeres ahtv
Hylleholt adnt
Hythe asfy
Iana R apoz
Iba. AQED
Ibn Hani Pt akrt
Ibo AMCR
Ibrahim, P amqp
Ibraila akes
lea AUZM
Icacos Pt AYHI
Icacos Road awqx
Iceland bfac
Ichabo alup
Ichang fu aoif
Ida alpb
Ido ACID
Ieraka P ajng
Iero P j.. ajub
Ier6s, C akmf
Iggesund aclu
Iglesias aier
Ikata, P apci
Iki sima aowg
Ikopa R ampy
Hay avbn
Ilette Pt ahvb
Ilfracombe (England) aept
Ilfracombe (Tasmania) asdy
Ilha Grande avtg
Ilin I aqcu
Illinois bejl
IloCOS AQER
Iloilo. AQID
Imabari apeb
Imaidzumi gawa apju
Imari aowp
Imbetiba avud
Imbituba avrs
Imbros ajup
Imperatore Pt aihc
Imperial Hr aorb
Imperial R avhf
Imuruk Lake atpy
Inaccessible I alvh
Inada akdf
Inch Keith afjm
In chon aoln
In Dail Loch. aezw
Independencia B auzs
Inderamayu Pt apvk
India amwl
Indian I baoz
Indian R axie
Indian Tickle bexy
Indiana beju
Indianola awun
Indigirka R apox
Indio Pt. Lt. V avno
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
Part II.
INDRAGIRIE— KAILUA.
Indragirie R aprt
Indus R amwh
Ineboli, C , akmx
Infreschi, P .' aul
Ingonish bcug
Ingornachoix B berw
Inhamboio ambk
Inisheer , afrh
Inishgort afrq
Inishowen Hd aftd
Inishtrahull apsz
Injeh, 0 akmw
Iniir B akcp
Inkerman akhl
Inland Sea Apzp
Innamban R alzw
Inner Road ahtm
Inokushi, P aoyp
Inskip Pt asrq
Intermediate Lt. V anit
Inuboye saki apiu
Inverary ,. aezh
Invercargill atgj
Invergordon aphv
Inverness aphz
Investigator Str arto
Iomfruland abws
Iona apbt
Ionian Is ajhg
Ipsera Islet. .. akpo
Ipswich (England) afov
Ipswich (Mass.) bajo
Ipswich (Queensland) asqr
Iquique avcp
Ireland afpo
Ireland I' ayip
Iris R ajmu
Iro o saki apgv
Iroquois Pt 1 belw
Irrawaddy R anlx
Irvine aeyj
Isaac Hr bcnx
Isabela, P aqlk
Isaccea akeq
Isaki aozj
Ischia aigz
Ise Fiord adlb
Ise Sea apfi
Ishikari R apmq
Ishima. apdc
Ishi no maki apje
Isidore B ajli
Isigny agbw
Iskanderun akro
Iskanderun G akrn
Islands, B. of atnm
Islay (Peru) avbn
Islay (Scotland) aezr
Islay Sound apbe
Isleta Pt alet
Ismailia aktm
Ismid ajyl
Isola AIVY
Isonzo R aivg
Ispe Pt ACGT
Israelite B arqc
Isse Hd adju
Istapa auqb
Istna aivu
Istria, C. d' aivx
Isumi Str apcb
Itabapuana avun
Italy ahvw
Itamaraca I avztj
Itapacaroya B avsh
Itaparica I avxw
Itapemerim avup
Itaperina B amey
Itapuan Pt avyf
Ithaca I ajkm
Ivi, 0 AKYU
Iviza AHNS
Ivory Coast almq
Iwaga saki apik
Iwanai B apmv
I wo sima aoxh
Iyo nada aozq
Izabel awqj
Jablanaz, P ajbr
Jackson awzu
Jackson, F aync
Jackson, P asjw
Jacksonville ayjk
Jacmel axuz
Jacobstadt acotj
Jade R adwk
Jsederens Pt abue
Jafarabad amxu
Jaffa, C .arwf
Jafnapatam anpk
Jaguarybe R awcl
Jaltepeque Eagoon auqp
Jaluit AQVY
Jamaica axqz
Jambie B apru
Jambu Ayer apqs
James B beyr
James P azrn
James R aywl
James Town alvd
Jamestown Hr aqvd
Jammer B adqs
Jammerland B '. . adlu
Jandia Pt aleq
Janet, C ahru
Janjira Hr amzs
Jan Mayen I bpau
Japan aosz
Japara Islet apvw
Jar Fiord abpv
Jardeheu Pt agcs
Jarman I arlt
Jarrow apln
Jashak, C amvt
Jasmund adbl
Jassy : akfi
Java apucj
Javea. , ahkb
Jeba R alir
Jebeil '. akse
Jebel Teir amrt
Jebel Zukur amrt
Jeddah amrj
Jeddore Rock bcmk
Jekoits Hr aqvd
Jelai R aqbv
Jella Koffi alnp
Jerba, C. el akxt
Jerba I akvf
Jeremias Anchorage albk
Jericho aksv
Jersey agdn
Jersey City azok
Jershoft acyj
Jerusalem aksx
Jervis B asje
Jervis, C arvk
Jezirat Nabiyu Tanb amvl
Jezirat at Tawfla amvo
Jezireh aksj
Jibuti amoy
Jidda, amrj
Jidjelli akxw
Jinchuen aoln
Jobabo axqb
Jobos, P axyc
Johanna I amde
John R bcxd
Johnstone R asxo
Johore R ansy
Joka sima aphf
Joliette Basin ahsd
Jolo AQLI
Jondal absf
Jones Pt azdc
Jonquiere, C aorm
Jordan R bcig
Jouan G ahdz
Jourimain I bcxv
Juan de Fuca Str atxk
Juan de Nova I amhc
Juan Fernandez I avfm
Juana apvy
Juba AMNW
Jubal, Str amqj
Jubia B agxn
Juby, C algT
Jucar, R ahkj
Jucaro axpy
Judith Pt azuw
Jugru R ANRV
JuiSt I ADXT
Juja Pt AJDZ
Juldia Hill ankl
Juneau atqk
Juniskaren acmd
Junin avcj
Junkseylon _ anpm
Jupiter Inlet axib
Jura Sound aezv
Jutland adjm
Kabelvaag abil
Kabinda alrw
Kabes akvi
Kada B apex
Kadiak I atrw
Kadi Kioi akbd
Kadosh Pt akjZ
Kaffa akhw
Kaffir Kuyl B alxh
Kaffraria : alvq
K4ge acnl
Kageno sima aoxf
Kagoshima aoyc
Kanului Hr arpk
Kaibobo Road aqrb
Kaikoura atjq
Kailua , arfg
Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.
473
KAIP ARA —KEWAUNEE.
Kaipara Hr atbe
Kaisariyeh aksr
Kaiserfahrt aczf
Kaiser Hr adwe
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal aduf
Kaiser Wilhelmsland aqtn
Kaitan athy
Kakesuka minato apgp
Kalagaan R apzn
Kalaioki '. acoq
Kalama audk
Kalamaki ajoq
Kalamata ajmi
Kalamuti Hr ajwi
Kalantan antu
Kalazak ajzk
Kalbaden Lt. V acre
Kalgalaksha abpd
Kahakra, C akdy
Kalibia akwb
Kalimno ajsq
Kalingapatam anhk
Kaliu aquo
Kaliwan R aoct
Kalix acnz
Kalk Ground Lt. V adpp
Kalkgrundet Lt. V acek
Kallo I acpr
Kalloni, P ajtw
Kallundborg - - -Adlr
Kalmar acgj
Kalmar Sound acgp
Kalo B adke
Kalolimno (Archipelago) — ajsp
Kalolimno (Mammara) ajyv
Kalomo ■- ajix
Kalpi Anchorage anjc
Kaltura anep
Kalveboderne Lt. V ados
Kamaishi ap j w
Kamao Pt anvd
Kamaran Hr amrq
Kamata saki apdb
Kamchatka - - - apne
KamchyR akds
Kamerun R alqj
Kamir ajzw
Kamish akif
Kamo aotw
Kamoi saki apmu
Kamorta - anod
Kamouraska bdpx
Kampen (Netherland) aebn
Kampen (Schleswig) adso
Kampong Ton R anuw
KamrangB anwb
Kanagawa aphw
Kanahena Pt arfn
KanaisG akup
KanalaB arbd
Kanazawa aoui
Kanburi anup
KandalakG abfg
Kandalaksha abfi
Kandavu - arcb
Kandeliusa ajsl
Kandi aneo
Kandilli akcl
KanedaB : aphj
Kangan amvd
Kangaroo I artu
Kangio Bank anvr
Kangun amvd
Kankao R anuz
Kannanur anci
Kanonsaki aphl
Kanso aobp
Kapau aqse
Kapiti I... atdm
Kappel Pt acgy
Kappeln adpc
Kapsali B ajnb
Kapury apng
Kara, C ajvx
Kara Sea abdo
Kara Str abds
Kara-Agatch aknb
Karabane I alib
Karabuga ajzu
Kara Burnu (Black Sea) akdc
Kara Burnu (Levant) akqd
Karachi amwp
Karadash Burnu akqr
Karaga Hr apns
Karaghatch Hr akpu
Karaginski I apnu
KararHerman akei
Karakaiki B aqoi
Karamania akps
Karamea R atpc
Karamusal ajyn
Karang Mas apws
Karatsu aowi
Karikal anfx
Kariya aowi
Karlo r - - - acol
Karlshamm acfv
Karlskrona acpw
Karnafuli R ankj
Kar Nicobar anob
Karquines atjgz
Karrebsek admi
Kartal ajye
Karumbhar I amxe
Kariin R am'uo
Karwar Hd anbt
Kasado sima aozp
Kasamanze R alhy
Kashi no saki aper
Kasko acpj
Kasom R anpw
Kassandra G ajvz
Kassar: actv
Kasserodde adgw
Kastelorizo I akpx
Kastri Pt ajhl
Kastro (Khios) ajto
Kastro (Lemnos) ajui
Kastrup adoi
Katakami apbj
Katakolo ajlp
Katanglslet apvt
Katau R aqsw.
Kata ura aoxz
Kataviti B aqzc
Katland abuy
Katorei B aptm
Katsep^ amgd
Kattegat acbj
Kattoji saki apkr
Kaua R aqsv
Kauai argb
Kaukhali aniz
Kaulung anyq
Kauriakakai arft
Kaupanger abqv
Kavak Burnu akbp
Kavala ajwh
Kavarna akdx
Kawaihae arpe
Kawa saki aphx
Kawatsi apbu
Kawau atnc
Kawhia atch
Kawur aptp
Kayeli B aqrp
Kazakavitch aoqe
Kealakekua arfi
Keats, P arjx
Kebula B aqom
Kedah R anqi
K6 Dulan I aqpm
Keeling Is aptx
Kefken, C aknh
KegaPt anvx
Kei R ALYN
Keiskamma R alyi
Keke Ness adfz
Kelumpang B aqbh
Kelung Hr aobt
Kem abfc
Kema aqmd
Kemi acoe
Kendari B aqmj
Kenmare afqh
Kennebec R baml
Kennebunk bale
Kennedy, P. (Queensland). aszo
Kennedy, P. (W. Aust.) aroi
Kennedy R asyr
Kenosha beiz
Kent Group ascx
Kent I azev
Kentish Knock Lt. V afpk
KeongaB amjx
Kephalo, C ajur
Kephez Pt ajwy
Keppel C asum
Kerama Grqup aoyk
Keramot Saki aph
Kerassond (Kerasunda) akmi
Kerdonis Pt agns
Kerempeh, C akmy
Kerguelen I amjr
Kerhuon agko
Kerisoc Pt aqjd
Kerkenah Is , . . akvo
Kermadec Is arbx
Kernic agiv
Keroman agne
Kerpenhir Pt agnz
Kertch akih
Kerteminde adiy
Kervasara ajip
Kerynia akqu
Kesennuma apjr
Ketchumville atqp
Keti amwt
Keum gang aolx
Kewaunee beih
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
Part II.
KEWEENAW— KEA.
Keweenaw B beoq
Key West axgu
Keyham aeoc
Kezil Pt akos
Khaidari P ajnp
Khambhalia amxf
Khamfr amvk
Khania ajpe
Khanlijeh akco
Kharag (Kharij) I amuy
Khelidromi I ajvm
Khelong B anpr
Kherson akgz
Khersonese, C akhm
Khios AJTM
Khor Fakan amth
Khori R amwy
Khor Rabij amvx
Khorya Morya Is amsq
Khramtehenko atri
Khristinestad acpl
Khunbandar amyf
Khwa anlq
Kiahtsz anzm
Kiama asjk
Kiangyin aofs
Kichau aohv
Kidderpur anjo
Kidderpur Wet Docks anjh
Kidorong Pt apyj
Kiel adeo
Kiel and Eider Canal adtg
Kienchufu anxo
Kieuhien aogs
Kii Ch apei
Kikik B anwj
Kiladia P ajnq
Kilcradan Hd afqw
Kildonan Pt aezm
Kilia Mouth akeo
Kilia Pt aknl
Kilifi R AMNH
Kiliman R amby
Kilindini, P amnb
Kiliomeli, C ajvb
Killala afsd
Killary, B afro
Killybegs afsl
Kiloarda, C akqf
Kilwa Kisiwani amki
Kilwa Kivinje amko
Kimanis B apys
Kimberley (N. Australia) arif
Kimberley (W. Australia), .arlh
Kina Balu apzc
Kinahatangan R . . apzs
Kinashiri aplt
Kinburn akgi
Kincardine behg
Kinchau aoki
Kingani R amky
Kingchu fu aojy
King George Sound arpj
King I ascp
King Pt arpn
King Road aeqj
Kingscote arty
Kings Lynn afnk
King Sound arlf
Kingsport bceo
Kingston (Jamaica) axsr
Kingston (Ontario) bdwm
Kingston (S. Australia) arwd
Kingstown (Ireland) ... . afvg
Kingstown (St. -Vincent) ayfs
Kinhon Hr. (Thinai Hr.). . .anwi
Kinkuwasan apjg
Kinn abps
Kinnard Hd afig
Kino acuh
Kinsale afwy
Kinsale, Old Hd. of . afxb
Kinservik. absj
Kioge ADNY
Kios AJYS
Kipini amnl
Kirchdorf adcl
Kirkcaldy afjo
Kirkcudbright aexn
Kirkeby adsg
Kirkwall afeq
Kirpen I aknj
Kisaradzu apil
Kish Lt. V afuz
Kishin amse
Kishm amvo
Kisimayu B amnv
Kissa aqox
Kistna R angs
Kistrand abgi
Kiswere Hr amkh
Kita kami R apjm
Kiti, C akrc
Kitries, C ajmk
Kitta ALNQ
Kiukiang aohr
Kiungam amlc
Kiushan Beacon aofp
Kiushu aovs
Kiutoan Lt. V aofg
Kiyerr Inlet asib
Kizil Irmak akms
Kizu gawa apbw
Kjeldsnor adim
Kjengskjaer ablt
Klagstorp aceo
Kladesholm acbd
Klang. anrq
Klazati ajzk
Kleines Haff acyw
Kleven abvh
Klinkowstroem B apof
Klinte adjl
•Klintehamn achi
Klitmoller adqw
Klondike R atqo
Klong Bagatae anpl
Kliitz Hd adcn
Knivaia abfh
Knivaniemi acoi
Knocke aegp
Knubble, The baky
Knuds Hd adiu
Knysna Hr alxp
Kobberdal abkh
Kobber Grund Lt. V adqg
Kob6 apbr
Kochi apcx
Koepang aqop
Koh Chang anuq
Koidzumi apjq
Koko Reef apwk
Kokotoni Hr amlf
Koksi, P aoch
Kokskar acsz
Kokuntau Is aomc
Kokura aovz
Kolaba Pt amzo
Kolaba Oby amzp
Kolachel '. ancy
Kolding adgt
Kollefjord abge
Kdrnakoff F atrg
Kolokfthia ( Archipelago) ajtq
Kolokithia (Greece) ajmp
Kolorat Hr aizl
Kolyma, R apow
Komandorski Is apnm
Komatsushima Anch apdh
Komo R alre
Konakri aljm
Kondia P ajug
Konge Deep ador
Kongo Free State alsd
Kongo R ALRY
Kongoni ambp
Konigsberg acxd
Konig Wilhelm Canal acwh
K6-je Do aomw
Konstantinovski akgv
Koombanah B arom
Koos R. (Coos) AUED
Kopah Inlet anpi
Kopalin .acyb
Kopparstenarne Lt. V achs
Korableny Lt. V acsi
Kordion B ajqt
Korea aolf
Kornilof G ". aonx
Koroni ajmf
Kororarika B atns
Korsakovsk aorw
Korshagen adlj
Korshavn adjb
Korso acqi
Korsor adly
Korsor Road Lt. V adlx
Kos akpj
Kosedo Str aovn
Koseir amqe
Koshiki Is aoxw
Koshiki-sima aowu
Kosi R alzi
Koslu B AKND
Kosounai aorp
Koster I abzl
Kota Baharu aqbj
Kota-batu aqky
Kota Raja apqm
Kotawa B aphe
Kotawaringin R aqbu
Kotelnoi I apqc
Kotka I acrj
Kotonu ALNX
Kottapatam angp
Kotzebue Sound atpq
Kourland acuv
Kowie R alye
Kowno acvi
Kra anpe
Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.
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KRAGCHENBURG— LEITH.
Kragchenburg aebt
KragerQ abwq
Rran Fiord abwo
Krasnaia Gorka acsm
Kraut Sand Lt. V aduk
Kraxtepellen acwtj
Kresta G apoh
Rrimea akhe
Krimon Java Is apvs
Krionero Pt ajkb
Krishna Lt. V anlz
Kristianstad acfs
Kristiansund abmw
Kro6 aptb
Krom B alxt
Kronborg adoz
Kronslot acsk
Kronstadt achv
Kru ALKS
Krusenstern B abct
Kuahoi R anwb
Kua Kam R anwy
Kuakue B. . ., aebk
Kuantan R antq
Kuaua B aqzy
Kuchinotsu aoxj
Kudat B apyx
Kuga sima aowx
Kudu R alrp
Kuji B APKD
Kulleii ACDN
Kultuznay B apnv
Kumai R aqbs
Kum Kalessi ajwv
Kumassi alni
Kumpta anbv
Kum Pt akpl
Kundapur anbz
Kundari I amzq
Kunfida amro
Kunsan aomd
Kuper Hr aomq
Kure apcs
Kuri, C akdg
Kuriat Is akvs
Kuril Is aplu
Kurong aqot
KuruR awgp
Kuru Chesmeh akbw
Kueaiel aquy
Kush abev
Kushiro aplh
Kusilvak atqj
Kusimoto , apeo
Kuskino abci
Kuskoquim R atre
Kustenjeh (Kustendji) akec
Kutabdial ankp
Kutali Road ajzo
KutchG amwz
Kutpurl amxw
Kuwana apfr
Kuweit Hr amtje
Kvaernholm abnz
Kvalbein abxji
Kvilio ABTTW
Kvindherred absc
Kvitholm abne
Kvitnes abmy
Kwachau aogb
Kwala Kangsa anrj
Kwala Lumpor anrt
Kwainera aqyc
Kwangchauwan anxv
Kwikambo altp
Kwanglotau I aoks
Kyauchau Hr aoik
Kyauk Pyu Hr anlg
Kyholin adjy
Kykduin aebx
Kyle Akin afcj
Kyparissia ajlw
Kyz Aul Pt AKHY
Laaland admk
Labiau acwo
Labo ADEN
Labrador bexq
Labuan apyo
Labuan Amok aqni
Labuan Tering B aqnp
Labuk R apzl
Laccadive Is andf
Lacepede B abwb
Lachine Canal bdut
Lacre Pt awkr
Ladrone Is. (China) an ye
Ladvik abqm
Lady Elliot I astn
Lae o ka Laau arfs
Lseso ADQB
Lseso, Channel Lt. V adqf
Lseso Rende adpz
Lagoa dos Patos avrg
Lagos (Africa) aloe
Lagos (Portugal) ahcy
Lagosta .' ajett
Lagostini I ajfk
acql
juan B aqjs
Laguerre, P aqyv
Laguinmanoc, P aqgu
Laguna B asrg
LagundiStr apsw
Lahaina arfm
LakaP ajhs
Lake Borgne awzi
Lake Reeve asbtt
LakhpatR amwy
Lakon antw
LakonaB aqxc
Lamb I bemi
Lambayeque auxg
LambtonHr atkx
Lamentin aydi
Lamlash aezk
Lamock Is aobc
Lampedusa aipb
Lampon, P aqpl
Lamu amnp
Lanai AM,°
Lancaster aevy
Landerneau agkp
Land's End aeor
Landskrona ACEB
Landsort aciu
Landunevds Pt agjm
LangatR ANEr
Langeland adih
Langenuen abry
I^angeoog I adxj
Langesund abwu
Langkat R apqw
Langkawi I anqe
Langkiangki aogz
Langksa R apqu
Lang Ness: aexd
Langore adjv
Langotangen abwv
Langshan Crossing aopm
Langston Hr aelp
Langwas I apsh
Lannion aghz
Lantau anyl
Lanvaon Height agji
Lanzarote aleh
Laon aqjd
Lapland abpk
Lappe Grund Lt. V adpc
Lara Pt avob
Larangeiras avsn
Laraquete avhg
Laredo agve
Larnaka akrd
Lame apt«
Larut R anqx
Lasserre Pt avkp
Lassan aczr
Latakiyah. akrv
Latham I amku
Latimer Reef azub
Latour, P bchu
Lau^rsvcelgen abzg
Laumuho aojs
Launceston asej
Laurkollen ab yq
Laurvik abxi
Lauterbach adbh
Lauwerzee adyr
Lavaca awuq
Lavaissiere B arbe
Lavandou ahvf
Lavapie Pt avhk
Lavata B avdi
Lavezzi I aibj
Lavrova Hr apny
Lazaref, P aonp
Lazaret Basin ahsc
Lazaretto Road ahti
League I azkd
Leander Pt arnh
Leander Tower akbh
Leasowe aeum
Leba acyp
Lebak, P aqkv
Lebbin acze
Lebesby abgp
Lebidah akvb
LebuP avhm
Led Sund acqm
Leeds apmx
Leer adyi
Leeuwin, C arpp
Leeward Is axym
Leghorn ahyc
L6gu6, Le agpt
Leichau anxti
Leipzig acwb
Leite aqjf
Leith afkd
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART EL
LEIXOES— LOOKOUT.
Leixoes P ahbf
Leka abkp
Lekanger ■. aboz
Lekhanger , abqr
Lekki alod
Lema Is anyt
Leman & Ower Lt. V afnv
Lemantin Pt axtg
Leme Ch aiwt
Lemnos ajue
Lemvig adrk
Lena R apqe
Lenlia, P. da alsf
Lensviken ably
Leonardstown B azbg
Leones Isle avmb
Leopoldville alsm
Lepanto ajle
Lepreau PI bayh
Lepsorev abod
Lequeitio aguq
Lerdalsoren abqw
Lerhamn.. acdq
Lerici ahxr
Lero (Archipelago) ajsu
Lero (Bergen) abrm
Lervig abrw
Lerwick afgp
Lesina ajbd
Leskar acnp
Leton Rk alhp
Letti I aq'oz
Leucate ahpx
Leukungtao aoit
Levanger abmi
Levant akpq
Levant Is ahud
Levanto ahxk
Levanzo aimw
Leven, P amdz
Levi, C agcl
Levis bdtg
Levitha ajsr
Levuka arcn
Lewes azib
Lewis afcs
Lewiston bdyi
Leyden aecm
Leyre R agtk
Liakhov apqb
Liant, C anum
Liauho aokb
Liautishan Promontory aokl
Liautung Province aojx
Libau acvf
Libby I bavf
Libeccio Pt aimu
Liberia alkh
Libertad auql
Libreville alrd
Licata ailz
Licosa Pt aijg
Lidung B aprc
Lievely P bezq
Liffey R afve
Lignano P aiur
Ligua B avet
Liim Fiord adpu
Likuri Hr arcp
Lildstrand ad«t
Lille Blegen absv
Lille Feisten abud
Lillesand abvz
Lillo aegq
Lima. auyv
Lima R agzy
Limasol akqz
Limeni P ajml
Limerick afrd
Limhamn acen
Limon, P a won
Limones R axqj
Limpopo R alzs
Linano B aqkw
Linaro, C aifw
Lincoln, P arsf
Lindaas abrh
Linde R ambx
Lindesn83s abuz
Lindi R amke
Lindos '- ajrz
Linga aprl
Lingan Hd v, bcsh
Lingayen aqep
Lingi R anrz
Linja amvh
Linnhe Loch afbn
Linosa , aipf
Linschoten Is .■ aoyg
Lions Rump alwk
Lipari I aioe
Lipso I ajsv
Liptrap C arzy
Lisbon.. ahce
Lisburne, C atpm
Liscanor afrg
Liscia P aicr
Liscomb Hr bcni
Lisle afxm
L'Islet ...bdrk
Lismore I afbq
Lissa ajek
Lister abur
Lister Deep adse
Lith amrl
Little Basses anfc
Little Belledune Pt bdfj
Little Belt adgy
Little Cayman a^cqw
Little Cumberland I aykl
Little Curacao I awkx
Little Denier I bewg
Little Egg Hr azml
Little Fish B alub
Little Gull I azqy
Little Hope Islet bgiv
Little Karas I aprn
Little Popo alnu
Little Ross aexm
Little Sando abnc
Little Sea Hill asuo
Liusne aclq
Livadhi, P ajqe
Livadia B -ajsg
Liverpool (England) aeuv
Liverpool (N.'B.) bcyq
Liverpool (N. S.) bcje
Liverpool, P amgy
Liverpool R ariw
Livingstone awqh
Livisa axly
Lixuri ajkh
Liyushan aoht
Lizard, The aeol
Lizard I asyp
Ljugarn achw
Llanelly ( aerw
Llanes. . .< agvw
Llansa ahnl
Llarga Pt ahon
Llico AVFY
Llobregat ahmb
Lloret ahmr
Lloyd,*P aqvu
Loanda I alte
Loanda, P. of altb
Loango B alrq
Lobito B altr
Lobos de Af uera auxf
Lobos I. (Canary Is.) alen
Lobos I. (Uruguay)..., avqj
Lobos cay axmt
Loch Fyne aezg
Loch In Dail aezw
Loekeville aros
Loc-Maria agnm
Lodbjerg adqz
Lodingen abid
Lofoten Is abic
Lofsta ACLB
Logan R asqx
Loggerhead cay axgo
Logstor adrg
Loheiya amrp
Loire, R.. agpf
Loka I aoeg
Lokiang aocg
Lolo I AQTC
Loma Pt aujk
Lomaloma ..ardm
Lomas (Cape) Roadstead... avbd
Lombardy aiuw
Lombok aqnl
Lomma aceh
London aehtv
Londonderry afte
London Docks aejn
London Sh acsl
Long Branch azmr
Long Hope afetj
Long Hr bets
Long I. (Bahamas) axkb
Long Island (N. Y.) azpl
Long Island Hd bahg
Long Island Sound azqk
Longone, P ahyt
Long Pt. (Erie) beat
Long Pt. (Mass.) bagi
Long Pt. (Tasmania) Asm
Long Pilgrim I bdpr
Long Sand Lt. V.(Bengal)....ANiw
Long Sand Lt.V.(England). . afpe
Longships Lt aeoq
Longstone afkv
Longueuil bduk
Lonsdale P arye
Loo Rock aids
Loog P AQHD
Looke P amdx
Lookout, C ayrm
Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.
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Loop Hd afqu
Lopakta, C apnq
Lopez, C. (Africa) albi
Lopez I. (Wash.) atyz
Loppeu ABQW
Loque1 AMDX
Lorain bbdp
Lome P bcpa
Lourenco Marquez alzo
Lorient agnd
Lord Howe I arbw
Los, Isles de aljh
Los Vilos AVEO
Lota AVHE
Louis, P. (France) agmz
Louis; P. (Mauritius) amib
Louis, P. Lt. V amic
Louis, P. (W. I.) AYDG
Louisburg Hr bcbj
Louisiade Archipelago aqtm
Louisiana awvx
Louttit B arxw
Lovisa acri
Low Hd asdp
LOW I ASYD
LOW Pt AOHU
Lower California auk J
Lower Pt. Clear axbk
Lower Traverse Lt.V bdqs
Lowestoft afoi
Lowly Pt arsj
Loyalty Is arbq
Luanco agwf
Luarca agwq
Lubang I aqde
Lubeck (Germany) adcr
Lubeck (Me.) bavx
Lucietta I ajdg
Lucifer Lt. V apvn
Lucon agqd
Lucrecia Pt axmf
Ludington beky
Ludlam Beach azlw
Ludlow, P atzs
Luikangtao aoit
Lulea acnt
Lundo ablq
Lundy I aepm
Luneburg advp
Lunenburg.. bcjw
Lungmun Hr aoiu
Lungo, P. (Dalmatia) ajco
LungoP. (Istria) aiyb
Lungo ACMG
LuparR apyc
Lusaran Pt •- aqih
Lussin Piccolo aizk
Lutke Hr apor
Lutostrak I ajcp
Luz, Pdela aleu
Luzon I aqdj
Lydo adhs
Lyen abmq
Lyme Regis aenc
Lymington aemp
Lynchburg awvr
Lyngen '■ abgx
Lyngor abwm
Lyngsbek
Lynn
ADKI
BAIK
Lynn Haven ayve
Lynn Well Lt. Y apne
Lynus Pt aetv
Lyon .-. .ahrl
Lyon, G. of v. ahqi
Lyse Ground adkt
Lysekil I acbp
Lyser Ort acux
Lytham aevp
Lyttelton atjg
Lytton asqn
Maas Lt. V aecp
Maas R aecq
Maasluis aedf
Maatsuyker I asfo
Maba Road aqrj
Mabou bcvh
MacaM avup
Macao , anyg
Macapa awel
Macareo R awir
Macau awcg
Macclesfield Bank anxi
Macdonnell, P arwx
Macdonnell Sound aruh
Macedonia ajvq
Macei6 avyx
Machias bavo
Machiasport bavl
Machias Seal I baxm
Machichaco, C aguv
Machipongo Inlet azgr
Macin aket
Mackau I aomj
Mackey aswe
Mackenzie R asuw
Mackenzie R. (Alaska) atpg
MacKinnon Hr bctx
Mack Reef auet
MacLean asm
MacLeay R asny
Macoripe Pt awcp
Macoris axun
Macquarie Pt askd
Macquarie Hr asfg
Macquarie I atox
Macquarie, Lake asmh
Macquarie, P asnm
Madagascar amdo
Maddalena I aict
Maddy, Loch afdb
Madeira - aldq
Madeira R :..awfi
Madison, P aubn
Madoc, P aesy
Madonna I ajht
Madonna Pt aiwc
MadragaB albc
Madras angj
Madrid agud
Madryn, P avmh
Madura I apwf
MKsholm adpl
Maestra Pt aith
Mafia I amks
Magadoxa amoc
Magallanes aqhi
Magdalen, C bdna
Magdalen Is bdfh
Magdalena B. (Mexico) aukz
Magdalena B abde
Magdalena R , awly
Magellan Str avjg
Magerosund abgj
Magnisi ailh
Magnok B aqgp
Magothy R azdr
Mahabalipdr Pagodas angh
Mahakan R aqbe
Mahambo Pt ameo
Mahanadi R anib
Mahanoro ames
Mahe" ancl
Mahe1 I ' amjb
Mah6bourg amil
Mahedia akvr
Mahi R amyj
Mahon, P ahpb
Mahone bckp
Mahukona arpd
Mahuwa amxv
Maidens aftp
Maikulaung antjd
Mai Kussa aqsm
Maine bakp
Maintirano amfp
Maisonneuve bdtjn
Maitencillo avel
Maitland asmt
Maitland, P beac
Majamba B amge
Majar B akcv
Majorca ahod
Makalla amsh
Makambi R amft
Makarska ajdu
Makassar aqmx
Makassar Str aqmu
Makfl amux
Makisar aqox
Makran Coast am vr
Makri Hr akpw
Maksa : amvt
Maktan I aqio
Makung Hr aovc
Malabar Coast anch
Malabar Pt amze
Malabata Pt albg
Malabrigo Road auxk
Malacca 1 ansc
Malacca Str anpz
Malago ahgo
Malaita I ." aqwj
Malalag P aqku
Malamocco P aito
Malampaya Sound aqcf
Malangen abhd
Malaspina, P avlq
Malay Peninsula anph
Malcolm Pt arpz
Maldive Is andk
Maldon afpm
Maldonado (Mexico) auof
Maldonado (Uruguay) avqh
Male andm
Malea, C ajnd
Maleg Hr afce
Malekula aqxh
Malemba B alrv
478
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
Part II.
MALFATANO— MATIFU.
Malfatano, P aiec
Malheureux C amie
Malimba R alqk
Malin Hd afsy
Malindi amnj
Malinska P aizx
Mallagoota Inkt ascf
Mallawall6 I apzf
Mallicolo aqxh
Malmo acbj
Maloren acnx
Maloyama apmt
Malpeque bdep
Malsoro B aqmw
Malta .-. aioq
Maltezana ajsi
Mai wan anbg
Mamanguape awbg
Mamberonmo R aqtx
Mambolo aljs
Mambulao P aqfr
Mamuju B aqmz
Mamutzu amdk
Man, Isle of aewu
Manado aqlz
Manacle Rks aeok
Mana Dock avqd
Managua aure
Mananjara R amet
Manaos awfc
Manapad Pt andv
Manar anep
Manar, G. of andt
Manati R axwh
Manawatu R atdi
Manchac, Pa.^s awzr
Manchester aevs
Manchester Ship Canal ... .aeux
Manchuria aopc
Manda Roads amnq
Mandal abvf
Mandalay anmp
Mandalike I apvx
Mandao aqhl
Mandarin ayjq
Mandavi R anbl
Mandinga Hr awnk
Mandinga Pt ,. auwg
Mandraki ajnx
Mandri, P ajov
Mandurah arok
Mandvi amxb
Manfredonia. airc
Mangalia akef
Mangalore ancf
Mangareva Is argt
Mangarim aqcv
Mangolia akef
Mangrol amxq
Manhattan azqg
Manicouagan bdnv
Manila aqdt
Maninzari amet
Manistee beld
Manitou R bdmr
Manitou I beon
Manitoulin I begjc
Manitowoc beik
Manly Beach aslq
Manna R alkd
Mannefjord abvi
Manning R asnf
Manningtree afow
Mano R alkx
Manokin R azfw
Manora Pt amwq
Manta B auvf
Mantanzas ayiv
Manukau atbn
Manzanilla B ^ aunk
Manzanilla I awns
Manzanillo (Cuba) axqh
Manzanillo B. (Haiti) axty
Manzo ajcq
Maplin Sands aeib
Maputa R alzp
Maquereau Pt bdkg
Maracaibo awlk
Marad amzt
Maranhao awdc
Marano aius
Marans agqp
Marawang Road apsc
Marbella ahgk
Marblehead (Lake Erie) bedg
Marblehead (Mass) baiq
Marchesa B apzj
Marcus Hook azjo
Mare I augt
Marennes , agrd
Margarita I awje
Margate aekf
Maria, Loc agnj
Maria, P axrg
Manager adpm
Marianas acjvk
Marias R asnq
Maria Teresa Mole aiys
Maria Van Diemen, C aszy
Marie Galante '. .ayeb
Mariel, P axny
Marien adef
Marifjasren abrc
Marigot aybh
Mariguana I axkl
Marin (Spain) agzj
Marin (W. I.) ayez
Marina I aqxd
Marinduque I aqgr
Marine City befk
Marine Transport Railway, .bcaq
Maritime Basin ahrz
Maritimo '. aimt
Mariupol akiu
Mariveles, P aqdw
Marjoribanks Hr aolw
Markelsdorf Pt adeg
Marken I aebc
Market Rock acqb
Markhab akrw
Marmara I ajzc
Marmarice akpt
Marongo amcu
Maroni amcz
Maroni R awgj
Marquesas Is argc
Marquette bepa
Marsa el K6bir akzc
Marsala aimo
Marsa Omrakum akug
Scirocco aiow
Marsa Sousah akup
Marsa Tebruk aktji
Marsa Zafran akuw
Marseillan ahqm
Marseille ahrw
Marsha I ambc
Marshall Is . aqvx
Marshall Pt bade
Marstal adig
Marsten abrp
Marstrand '. . . acbi
Martaban G anof
Martha, C alty
Marthas Vineyard bacu
Martigues ahrq
Martin, C ahvn
Martin, R bdng
Martin Garcia I. avpk
Martinique ayej
Martinscica (Martincica ) P. .aizh
Martins Industry Lt. V. ayni
Martin Vas I awce
Marudu B ^...apzb
Marugame apdx
Mary R asrw
Maryborough asry
Maryland azcq
Mainland Pt azbv
Maryport aewp
Marysville aubf
Masanpo aonb
Masbate I aqhj
Maseskar abzt
Mashike apml
Mashonaland ajjbo
Masinglok P aqeh
Masio, P axpq
Masfra G amsv
Maskat amtb
Maskhal I ankq
Maski apml
Masknuf aciz
Masnou ahmi
Maspalomas Pt alex
Massab6 alrs
Massachusetts azxq
Lubrense aihu
ALTJ
Massaua Hr ampt
Masuji R apsl
Masuliptam angv
Mata, P axli
Matagorda awuh
Matakong I aljn
Matamoros. .'. awti
Matane bdnp
Matanzas axnu
Matanzas Caleta (Chile) avft
Matapan, C ajmo
Matapwa R amng
Matar6 - ahmk
Mataura R .\. . . atgp
Matchedash B .1 -. . .behs
Maternillos Pt axmp
Mathew Town 1 . . . axkz
Mathias Pt...: azbm
Mathurin B amit
Mati AQKN
Matifu, C akyj
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479
MATILDA— MISCOU.
Matilda bdvf
Matinicus Rock baon
Matitanana R ameu
Matochkin Shar (Strait) abdq
Matoya apfd
Matsugahama B aplx
Matsumai apkm
Matsu shima apiy
Matsuyama apec
Mattapoiset azyr
Mattinata aird
Matupi I aqbj
Matura anbv
Maturin awiv
Mauger beach Lt. . '. bcmb
Mauger cay awqt
Maui I arm
Mauka Cove aors
Maullin avhy
Maumusson Ch agrm
Maurice R azln
Mauritius amhz
Maurizio ahwb
May, C azlq
May I afjk
Mayaguez ~ axvy
Mayo afry
Mayo I alhj
Mayor, C agvp
Mayorga ahpp
Mayotta amdg
Maysi, C. axle
Mayu R ankv
Mayumba B alrn
Mazagon amzj
Mazaroni R awid
Mazarron ahix
Mazatlan aump
Mazeppa Pt alyp
Mazighan albw
Mazimbwa B amcs
Mazzara aiml
Mazzone Pt aikn
Mbau Waters arcl
Mbau B arcy
McArthur Hd afbc
McArthur R aril
McCluer Inlet aqsb
Mchinga B amkf
Meares, C audq
Meat Cove bcum
Mebondo alqv
Mecattina C beqc
Mekka amrk
MecMgme B apon
Mecklenburg adby
Meda I ahmz
Medan apqx
Medano Pt avng
M6dee Rock agme
Medemblik adzs
Medford bahy
Medina amrh
Mediterranean Iahfz
Medni apnr
Medolino G aixn
Medomak R bang
Medway bcjk
Medway R aylp
Medway, The aejr
Megalo Kastron ajpm
Megalo Nisi I akdj
Meganisi Ch ajiq
Meghna R ankd
Mehediya albp
Meiaco sima Is aocx
Meinderts Reef apws
Mejillones Cove avcl
Mejillones del Sur B avcx
Mekari seto apbe
Mel I avsp
Melabu B apuk
Melbourne arzd
Melbourne P arzh
Mele, C .'..ahwe
Meleda I ajfd
Meli Anchorage aqxp
Melilla akzr
Melinka P avio
Mellakori R aljo
Mellum Flat adwl
Melneraggen acwg
Melo, P AVLU
Meloria Sh ahye
Melstenen abko
Melville, C aqby
Melville, C. Lt. V asyq
Melville I arjb
Melville, P alzr
MembaB amcl
Memel acwp
Memel R acwl
Menadou Passage bcrp
Menai Str aetp
Mendocino C aupo
Menelaus Hr akul
Mengka aobx
Menjawak apvj
Menschikoff Pt aorc
Mentawi Is apti
Mentone (Menton) ahvo
Menzaleh, Lake aktl
Meoko Hr. aqul
Mercer atbu
Mercury B atly
Mergui anox
Merida awsb
Merigomish bcwp
Merimbula asif
Merka amnz
Merlera Pt aixq
Mermerjik B ajzp
Merminji, C akoh
Merrill Shell Bank axbq
Mersey aeus
Mersev Bluff aser
Mersin P akow
Mersina akqp
Mesa de Roldan ahip
Mesco Pt ai-ixl
Me Sima Group aoyl
Messaragotsem Pt acur
Messemvria akdp
Messier Ch avix
Messina aiks
Messina, Str. of aiko
Mestre aiuc
Mesurado, C alkj
Metbie afji
Metis Pt bdns
Meuangpran antz
Mevatanana amfz
Mew I AFTW
Mexico '. axjkh
Mexico, G. of awrz
Meyers Ledge ah wg
Meze ahqo
Mezen , abeg
Mgau Mwania amkd
Miautau Is aoiy
Michael (Pissen) acuw
Michigan (State) beck
Michigan City '. bejr
Michigan I benp
Michigan, Lake behy
Michipicoten I bema
Middelburg aefv
Middelfart adhg
Middelgrund adol
Middelharnis aedr
Middle Bank Lt. V arsi
Middle Hr aslo
Middlesbrough aflz
Middleton R alon
Miho B aoux
Miike aoxm
Mijella ajvd
Mikawa apfz
Mikindani Hr amkb
Mikomoto apgw
Mikuni aouj
Milan aiux
Milazzo ainy
Mileto Pt airt
Milford Haven aesf
Milk R axsf
Millbridge baty
Millier Pt aglc
Millwall Docks aejl
Milna ajdx
Milo ajpy
Milonia R akzn
Milwaukee beit
Minatitlan awsr
Min R aocy
Minch, The afco
Mindanao I aqkc
Mindoro. .• aqcs
Mine Hd afwl
Mines, Basin of bcdn
Mingan Hr bdml
Mingan Pass aodg
Minikoi I andj
Minnesota bemu
Mifio R agzv
Minorca ahpc
Minots Ledge bagx
Minou Pt AGKD
Miquelon betv
Minquiers agdx
Minsener Old Oog. adxe
Minsener Sand Lt. V adwo
Mira bcrs
Miramba P amgh
Miramichi B bdgf
Miramichi B Lt. V bdcv
Mirik, C alfw
Mirs B anzh
Misarnis, P aqkg
Miscou Hr bdte
480
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
Part II.
MISENO— MUGERES.
Miseno, C aigt
Misiina nada aozt
Mispillion Creek azik
Misratah akux
AHTP
zza Rk aiqj
I BEGU
AWZF
_ i City axbw
Missolonghi ajky
Misumi Hr aoxq
Mitaziri aozl
Mitchell R (Carpentaria) aric
Mitchell R (Victoria) asby
Mitford Hr apze
Mitho ANVE
Mitsuga hama aped
Mitylene ajtv
Mitzura aozx
Miwara aozy
Miyadsu aoxjr
Miyako afkf
Mizzen Hd afpx
M'Kenzie Pt bcqx
Mlui R AMBZ
Moar R anse
Mobile axcw
Mocha I (Chile) avho
Mocha (Red Sea) amrz
Mochima P awjk
Moda Liman ajkv
Modeste I. aomi
Modyugski I abex
Moella I avsz
Moen adnk
Moeraki atir
Moerdyk aedw
Mogador alcb
Mogdisbu amoc
Mogotes Pt avnc
Mohaka R atlk
Mohawk I bdzy
Mohilla I (Moheli) amdb
Mohoro B amkq
Mojacar Ahir
Mojanga amfv
Moji AOVT
Mokambo, P amcd
Mokau R atcj
Mokha amrz
Mokihinui atfe
Mokpo AOMF
Mola aiqp
Moldava akfn
Molde ABNM
Molde Fiord abno
Moldo ABPG
Molenpolder aedl
Molfetta aiqw
Molino Pt ahmv
Molle acdo
Mollendo, P. . . avbr
Moller B abdr
Moller, P atrm
Mollo abzv
Molokai arfq
Molucca Passage aqrn
Molyneux B athu
Mombasa awly
Mona axvq
Monach Is afde
Monaco ahvl
Monastir akvu
Moncton bazu
Mondaca R aqus
Mondego, C ahbl
Mongat Pt ahmg
Mongunui Hr atnw
Monhegan I baod
Monie B azft
Monkey R awqz
Monmouth aeqo
Monomoy Pt baej
Monopoli aiqo
Monroe becn
Monroe, F ayvh
Monrovia alkn
Montagu I. ., asij
Mont' Alegre awet
Montauk Pt azqm
Monte Christi axub
Monte Christo (Cent. Am.), .auvr
Monte Christo (Italy) ahzc
Monte Grosso ahyu
Montego axrq
Monteleone aijv
Montelungo aiqf
Montenegro ajgh
Montepes B amcq
Monterey auhs
Montevideo avpy
Montgomery axdg
Montpelier * ahqu
Montreal bduq
Montrose afit
Monts, Pt. de bdmn
Montserrat aycx
Montt, P avil
Monze, C amwk
Moody, P atvj
Mooen abns
Mooloolah R asre
Moon acuf
Moon Islet amsf
Moonta arsz
Moorowie, P artq
Moose F beyz
Moose-a-bec Reach bauz
Moose Peak (Mistake I) bauw
Morant axst
Morant Cays axsz
Moratabas Entrance apyb
Moray Firth afhs
Morayra ahjz
Morbihan agof
Morbylanga acgs
Morea ajme
Morecambe B aewb
Morebead City ayrj
Morellganj anjw
Moreno B avdc
Moresby, P aqtf
Moresby R asxk
Moreton B aspq
Moreton, C aspu
Morgan City awxv
Mori apkx
Morlacca Ch ajbg
Morlaix agjj
Mornington arzj
Morocco akzm
Morondava amfl
Moroto Saki apcz
Morpeth Dock aevl
Morris, P azpu
Morrisburg bduz
Morrison B anoz
Morristown bdvr
Morro (Cano) Pt aheb
Morro Ayuca auot
Morro San Paulo avxo
Morrosquillo G awmx
Mors ADRH
Morl^r I aizo
Mortella Pt aicf
Morter ajdb
Morup Tange acby
Moruya asir
Morzhbvetz I abei
Moscenice aiyg
Moscow ACSB
Moskenses abiy
Mosquito Coast awox
Mosquito Inlet ayip
Mosoen abki
Moss ABYO
Mossamedes aluc
Mossel B alxm
Mostaganem akyw
Mostardas avro
Moster absq
Mota I AQXB
Mothoni ajmc
Motrico "... agup
Motril ahgw
Motueka R atel
Mouill6 Pt ALWN
Moule, P ayde
Moulmein anoh
Moultrieville aypb
Mount, C ALKF
Mount Desert Rk b art
Mount Hill ayhu
Mounts B aeon
Moura B aotm
Mourillon ahtn
Mourilyan Hr asxm
Mouro I AGVN
Mouse Lt. V AETD
Mousset agsr
Mouton P bciy
Moutons, He aux agmh
Moville AFTH
Mowila amrc
Moyne R arxm
Moz, P do awep
Mozambique amce
Msimbati Hr amjz
Muara I apym
Muar R anse
Mucaras Reef axmr
Mud Pt anjb
Muda R anqj
Mudania ajyt
Mudros B ajtjf
Muendu B aqyw
Mueo P AQZB
Muertos I axye
Mugard n- agxp
Mugeres hr awrk
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481
MUGGIA— NEUFELD.
Muggia aivp
Mughti AMVG
Muhammera amup
Muiden.. aebh
Muka Hd anqr
Mukden aoke
Mula, P axyw
Mulata axop
Mulaya R . .akzp
Mulgrave, P. (Alaska) . .atsh
Mulgrave, P. (N. S.) bcph
Mulgrave R . asxu
Mulki Rocks ance
Mull AFBY
Mull Hd AFGH
Mulo I AJDL
Mulpy ANCD
Mumbles aerp
Mungopani amlo
Mum alqy
Munich acvy
Munkholm abme
Muntok apsb
Mura Hr apez
Murano aitx
Murchison R armp
Murmagao I anbp
Muros agys
Murray Hr bdao
Murray R arvt
Murro di Porco, C ailn
' Muscangue Pequena a vtx
Muskegon bekp
Musquash Hr bayk
Musselburg afki
Mutenia akfm
Mustang I awtv
Mutlah Lt. V anjs
Mutsure aovk
Muttum Pt ancz
Mvita amlz
Mwambi B amco
Mwana Mwana amle
Myanterano R amfp
f Myhlenfels Pt
Mykoni
Myriophyto
AXZI
.AJRB
AJXM
R ANKU
Naarden aebi
NabLt. V aelt
Nabe sima apdt
Nadjini aony
Naga aqiw
Nagahama apeh
Nagar., anpw
Nagara Kalessi ajxe
Nagara Liman ajxd
Nagasaki aoxe
Naga sima aoxv
Nagoya APFS
Naguabo, P axwp
Nahant BAIN
NaiboHr - apmd
Nain '...beyh
Nairn AFIB
Naiu Group aome
NakaHr apiv
Nakai A0UF
NakalaP AMCI
Nakashimagawa apdg
Nakatsu aozh
Nakke Hd I . . adpp
Nakskov admr
Namaura. aowv
Nambuckra R ? asob
Nam Dinh anwt
Namkwan Hr aodq
Namo Hr anyc
Namoa I anzy
Namsos ablc
Namu Hr atuo
Nanaimo Hr atwh
Nanao aoue
Nandi B arcx
Nandi Waters arco
Nangamessi B aqnz
Nankauri Hr anoc
Nankin '. aogj
Nanoose Hr atwd
Nansemond R aywi
Nansha aocq
Nantai I aodk
Nantes agpl
Nanticoke R azfq
Nantucket baey
Nantucket Shoals Lt. V bafe
Nanuku Passage ardi
Naos I autc
Naos, P alek
Napa augx
Napanee R bdwp
Napier atlg
Naples aihl
Napoule G ahuv
Narainganj ankf
Narakal ancq'
Naranjo P axmh
Narbada R amyj}
Narbonne - ahqb
Narendri amgi
Narenta Ch ajey
NaresHr aqut
NarestQ abwi
Nargen I actf
Narragansett B azvf
Narraguagus R batv
Narrows (N. Y.) aznm
Narrows, The (Bermuda)... ayhw
Narsapur r ..angw
Naruto Passage apdk
Narva acst
Narvick ABJp
NashI .....baut
NashPt aerf
Nasilai arck
NassB atuc
Nassau AXJM
NassauR AYJT
Natal (Africa) alyx
Natal (Brazil) awbq
Natal (Sumatra) apuc
NatalieB apob
Natashquan R bdmi
NatevaB ARDG
National Basin ahry
Natunals APXV
Naturaliste, C A.RFB
Naufragados, Pt. dos avry
Nauplia AJNK
Nauset Beach bafq
Naussa P ajrh
Naustdal abpy
Navallo, P agoc
Navarin ajlz
Navarin, C apod
Navas, P axlq
Navassa I axtd
Navesink azmu
Navia agwr
Navibandar amxo
Navidad B auni
Navinar Pt ' amxd
Nawanagar amxh
Naxia ajro
Naxos _ ajrm
Nazareth B amh
Naze, The ..abuz
Ndoni alow
Neath aerl
Nebel adsq
Neddick, C ..baky
NeeahB auch
Neebish Rapids beln
Needham Pt aygl
Needles, The aemh
Neerstrand abtg
Negapatam anfs
Negombo anek
. Negrais, C anlr
: Negril Hr axru
Negrito B auwx
Negritto Pt aizv
Negro, C -' akwu
Negro I bapc
Negro I. (N. S.) bchx
Negro R awfe
Negropont ajuw
Negros I .' aqij
Neguac gully bdhp
NehoueB aqzg
Nek6te B arbg
Nelligan asix
Nellore ango
Nelson Town (N. B.) bdhm
Nelson (N. Z.) -'atej
Nelson, 0 arxe
Nelson, P arky
Nemifla agyi
Nemoro Anchorage aplq
Nemours akzl
Nena, P avhn
Neo Kastro ajlz
Nepean Pt arzp
Neponset b ahp
Neptune Battery anet
Neptune Is arsg
Nerang R aspk
NeraPt aixz
Nerbudda R amyn
Nerja ahgs
Nerva Rock acsp
Netherlands adyj
Neuendorf acts
Neuenfelde adus
Neuf P bdoh
Neufahr ,. - .acxv
Neufahrwasser acxq
Neufeld adTm
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482
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART II.
NEUHARRLINGERSIEL— NORWAY.
Neuharrlingersiel adxn
Neuhaus adub
Neuse R ayrv
Neustadt adcv
Neuwerk advh
Neuzen aegf
Neva acsb
Neva Lt. V acsi
Nevez, P agis
Nevis aycb
Nevis, Loch afcg
Nevlunghavn abxe
New Amsterdam awhm
Newark azob
Newarp Lt. V afoe
New Bedford azyi
New Berne aysb
New Besca ajbc
Newbiggih afld
New Brighton. aznv
New Brunswick . . .bawo
Newburg afio
Newburyport bajr
New Calabar R . . „ auk
New Caledonia aqyj
New Carlisle bdju
New Castle (Del.) azjf
Newcastle (England) aflo
Newcastle (N. B.) bdhj
Newcastle (N. S. W.) asml
Newcastle Hr. (Ontario) bdxk
Newchwang aokc
Newchwang Lt. V aokd
New Dungeness aucd
Newfoundland beqy
New Glasgow bcwo
New Granada awlo
New Guinea aqbv
New Guinea, British aqrw
New Hampshire baju
New Haven (Conn.) aztj
Newhaven (England) aelg
Newhaven (N. Z.) athq
Newhaven (Scotland) afkh
New Hebrides aqws
New Jersey azkj
New Jahore ante
New Langley atvr
New Liverpool bdtj
New London azts
New-Mecklenburg aquk
New Orleans awyh
New Plymouth atcr
New Point Comfort ayxs
New Pomerania aqud
Newport (Bristol Ch.) aeqs
Newport (CalJ atjje
Newport (R. I.) azxe
Newport (Wales) aesp
Newport News aywr
Newport Rock Lt. V amqo
New Providence I axjk
New Ross afwc
New Rotterdam awhe
Newry.v.'. afum
New'Sibefia Is. . . : : apqb
New Smyrna . . . : ayis
New South Wales ashq
NewtOnquaddy bcnf
Newtown almo
New Westminster atvn
New Whatcom atyh
New York azot
New Zealand aszw
Nexo acfk
Neyba B axut
Neyland aesg
Nez de Jobourg agct
Ngaloa Hr arcd
Nganking Reach aohb
Ngaukiang aodu
Niagara '. bdyf
Nicaragua auqx
Nice ahvf
Nicholson, P atkl
Nickerie R awhg
Nicobar Is anmy
Nicolas Ch axji
Nicosia akqv
Nicoya G aurs
Nidden acwr
Nidingen acb v
Nieuport aehn
Nieuwe Diep adzl
Nieuwe Maas." aedg
Nieuwe Sluis aegl
Nievre, P amdt
Nifu ALKT
Niger alop
Nightingale I alvi
Nigisi aphq
Niigata Roadstead aotz
Nikaria ajtd
Nikolaev akgf
Nikolaev F akgt
Nikolaevsk aorj
Nikolaistad acpe
(Nikolo, P ajpo
Nile R aktw
Nimmersatt acwe
Nimrod Sound . .aoec
Nine Degree Ch ando
Ninghai aoju
Ningpo fu aoem
Nio ajrt
Niort agqr
Nipe, P axmb
Nipisighit B bdiw
Niseros .'ajsm
Nisita aihk
Nisqually aubv
Nitendi Is aqwo
Nitheroy avtu
Niue, I ardv
Nivaa adoy
Nizampatam angr
Noarlunga, P ...arvf
Nobby Hd asmj
Nobska Pt baco
Nodendal acqe
Nohechi aotj
Noire, He agie
Noirmoutier I agpt
No Kinasi ardc
Noli AHWJ
Nolloth, P alvt
Noorder Hoofd aecs
No Point, Pt aubj'
Norddeich adxs
Norden adyf
Nordenham advt
Norderney I adxr
Norder Piep . . .r adtk
Nord Fiord abph
Nordland abhn
Nordmaling. acmp
Nordoerne abst
Nordoerne (Vigten Is.) abku
Nordre Rose adoh
Nordstrand I adsv
Nore Lt. V aeih
Norfolk ayvw
Norfolk I arbv
Norfolk Navy Yard aywc
Norman, C berk
Norman R. Lt. V arie
Normanton : arid
Norrbyskar acmu
Norrkoping acin
Norrskar acoz
Norretelje acjx
Norrsund aclo
Norstromsgrund Lt. V acnr
North America atoz
Northampton arnd
North Berwick afkl
North C. (C. Br. I.) bcuj
North C. (N. Z.) atof
North C. (Norway) abgl
North Carolina ayqi
North Ch aori
North Dock (Liverpool) aevj
North-East Crossing Bn. Lt. V.
AOHJ
North-East End Lt. "V azhq
North East R. (Md.) azeg
Northern Two cays awqp
Northfleet aeiq
North Foreland aekh
North Friesland adxp
North Goodwin Lt. V aekl
Northhaven bapi
North Hinder Lt. V aegh
North Holland Canal adzn
North Kalian I acpd
North Post Signal Station . . . ayhe
North Pt BDFE
North R. (N. C.) aytjm
North Reef Lt asvh
North Rona afdq
North Ronaldsay afgi
North Ronner adqe
North Saddle I aoez
North Sea adsb
North Sea Ship Canal aeci
North Shields ; afu
North Shoalhaven R . . .-. . . . asjg
North Sydney : . .bcsq
North Tree Beacon aofn
North Uist afcz
Northumberland, C arwu
Northumberland Str bcwr
North Vorupor. adqx
North Wall (Mersey) aeuq
North Watcher Lt apsk
North West Lt. V aetjj
Norton B . .-. atqb
Norwalk azsu
Norway abfs
Norway Is : . .anxd
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NOSHAPP— ORSO.
Noshapp Saki aplo
Nosi-Be AMGQ
No sima saki apiq
Nosi Vauru ' amgs
Nossa Senhora do Desterro. .avrw
Noss Hd AFHN
Nossyab, C apmh
Noto Peninsula (Japan) aotjc
Noto (Sicily) ailp
Notoro, C AOKT
Notske B apls
Noumea P 1 aqyu
Nourse R alug
Noup Hd AFGD
Nouvelle, La ahpy
Novalja ajbt
Nova Redonda alto
Nova Scotia bcad
Nova Zembla abdp
Novgorod aopk
Novi P ; .AJBF
Novik B aoqf
Novo P. (Africa) alny
Novo P. (India) angc
NovorossisTc akjw
Novosilzov C APMTJ
Nowikakat atqr
Noyo AUFM
Nubel adftj
Nueva Carceres aqptj
Nueva Ecija aqpc
Nueva Granada autm
Nuevitas, P axmn
Nugget Pt ATHS
Nukualofa ardt
Nukuhiva argj
Nulato ATQP
Numadsu apgn
Nun Entrance alos
Nun R alch
Nunez R amy
Nunivak I atrc
Nusa Hr aqum
Nuy ts Archipelago arqm
Nwa la bo anov
Nya (New) Karleby acov
Nyassa Lake ambv
Nyborg adiv
Nyholm abjk
Nykiobing (Falster) adnb
Nykiobing (Liim Fiord) adrj
Nykiobing (Zealand) adlh
Nykioping acit
Nyminde Gab adro
Nystad (Finland) acpv
Nysted (Laaland) admw
Nyukcha abew
Oahu arfv
Oak I ayqx
Oakland atjgn
Oamaru - - - - attv
Oban afbm
Obdorsk abco
Ob abcm
Obi'at amod
Obidos awbz
Obitotchna Spit akiq
Obokh ampb
Obrestad abtjg
Obstruction Pt ampi
Ocean City (Md.) azhg
Oceania aqur
Oceanside auji
Ochakov akge
Ocho Rios B axri
Ockseu I aobm
Ocos R AUPK
Ocracoke Inlet ayrs
Odawara aphc
Odde absm
Oddero abvr
Odemira ahct
Odense adjg
Odens-holm actl
Oder R acyu
Odessa akfw
Odiel R ahdv
Odzuchi ■ apjz
Oe Fiord bfao
Offer Wadham I bewp
Ofoten Fiord abje
Ofunato B apjv
Ogdensburg bdvl
Ogeechee R aylv
Oglak I akof
Ogow6 R alrg
Ohama aoup
Ohata apki
Ohio BECT
Ohora R atob
Oita _ aozb
Oitavos ahbw
Okatsu apji
Okayama apbi
Okhotsk aosg
Okinawa sima aoyj
Oki sima aous
Okkak beyj
Okuchi B . (Honshu) apfm
Okuchi B . (Shikoku) apcn
Okusiri apmy
Oland. Acgq
Olands Ostra acgy
Old Basin ahse
Old Calabar R alpq
Old Castle Hd aesc
Oldenburg ad ws
Old Harbour B axsl
Old Hd. of Kinsale afxb
Old Pt. Comfort ayvk
Old Providence Is a wpc
Olden abpn
Olehleh B apqn
Olen abso
Oleneka R apqf
Oleron, He d' agre
OlgaB aoqv
OlifantR alvw
Olinda avzs
Olipal ajfl
Oliutorski C apnz
OlivaRoad avdf
Olivenca. . ., avxg
Oliveri ainx
Olivi Islet aixf
Olongapo, P aqdx
Oltenia akfl
Olteniza akey
Olympia aubx
Omai saki apgi
Oman, G. of amsz
Qmasakisima aote
Ombai aqol
Ominato aoth
0m6 ADMF
Omoa awqb
Omura.*. aoxb
Ona abnj
Onagawa apjh
One-and-a-Half Degree Ch.. andr
One-Fathom Bank Lt. V anrp
Onega abetj
Oneglia ahwd
Onenunga atbp
Onitsha alox
Onomichi no seto apbd
Ons I AGZH
Ontario, Lake bdwj
Ontonagon benv
Ooltgensplaat ,. aeds
Oo sima apeq
Oo-Ura B apbm
Oparo I arht
Opobo R alpo
Oporto AHBJ
Opotiki R atlu
Oppa B apjl
Opua ATNO
Opunake atcx
Or, C. d' bcde
Oran akzb
Orange Free State alvn
Orange R altjw
Orangestadt awle
Orange Town ayb v
Oranienbaum acsh
Orbetello , aifs
Orcas I atyr
Ord R arkl
Ording Pt adsw
Oregon. ..'. atjcx
Oregon Inlet aytf
Oregrund acks
Oretli R atgh
Orford C atjel
Orford Ness afon
Orford P atjen
Orignaux Pt bdqa
Orilla auns
Orinoco R awih
Oristano aiet
Orkney Is afek
Orland baqm
Orland B ablu
Orlando, C ainu
Orleans I bdrz
Orlov, C ABFM
Orlovka abfo
Ormdra amwg
Orne R agbl
Ornsay I afci
Ornskoldsvik acmo
Oro R ahef
Oropesa C ahkv
Orotava P alfe
Orrio de Tapia I agws
Orsera aiwr
Orskar acky
Orso, C aijc
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ORSTEN— PARAMARIBO.
Orsten abou
Orsvaag abip
Orta Kioi .akb.v
Ortegal, C agxp
Ortona aihx
Oruba I awkz
Orwell R .afotj
Osa .*. . abuc
Osaka ; . _apbv
O Sima aozw
Osborne abmb
Oscargrundet Lt. V acem
Oscarshamn acgm
Osel ACTY
Ose saki aowy
Osima aoyn
Osima (Inland sea) aozs
Ossabaw Sound ayls
Ossero aizg
Ostende aehm
Ostenso absi
OsteReefLt. V adtz
Qstergarn '. achu
QBterrenden acbl
Osthasselstranden ; . . abut
Ostia aigf
Ost-Pic Rock AGHb
Ostrejm abrg
Ostro, Pt. d' ajfs
Osumi Str. ' aoyf
Oswego BDYX
Otago Hr atid
Otago Lt. V atig
Otawa aoxd
Otchisi saki apln
Oterranai apmr
Otranto aiqg
Ottawa befz
Ottawa (Canada) bdtjo
Otter Pt aohk
Ottero abky
Otway, C arxs
Otway P aviw
Oudon anvh
Ouelle R. bdqm
Ouessant, Isled' agjo
Ouetiaue I bcra
Ou Kiang aodv
Oura Anchorage aovf
Ouro R alpk
Oussa '. abec
Ousuri B aoql
Outer Apostle I , benm
Outer Lt. V. (Bombay) amzf
Out Skerries, The afgt
Oversay I aezx
Owara B apfi
Owari appj
Owasi apey
Owers Lt. V aelk
Owharre arhj
Owikino atuq
Owls Hd BAOQ
Owyombo R amni
Oxelo aciq
Oxhoft Pt acxs
0x8 ABVP
Oyama apgd
Oyapok R awfk
Oyestreham . . , agbk
Oyster B. (N. Y.) azrw
Oyster B. (Tasmania) ashe
Oyster Beds aymt
Oyster Hr atwn
Oyster I ankx
Oyster Rock anbq
Pabellion de Pica avco
Pabou BDKJ
Pacasmayo auxi
Pacific Ocean aqtjr
Padang apts
Padaran, C anvy
Padilla atyl
Padrao alsb
Padre, P axml
Padre Santo Pt T ahed
Padron agyz
Padron Pt also
Padstow aepi
Padua aiue
PagadianB aqlb
Pagariia P ajhd
Pagata anok
Pagbilao B aqgv
Pagen Sand adul
Pago I AJBS
Pago Pago Hr arec
Pagoda Anchorage aodh
Pahang R antj
Pahoturi R aqsv
Paihia atnq
Paimboeuf agpk
Paimpol aghc
Paita Atrwz
Paix, P axto
Pajaros Islets aveb
Pakan antl
Pakchan R anpg
Pakefield afoj
Paker Ort .' acti
Pakhoi anxk
Palais, Le agnt
Palak aqkz
Palamos ahmu
Palanog, P aqhm
Palao Is.. aqvj
Palapa P aqjr
Palascia Tower aiqh
Palatia B ajzd
Palawan I aqcd
Palazzo, P ajfe
Palembang R apry
Palermo ainp
Palermo, P (Turkey) ajhb
Palestine aksw
Palilug aszk
Palima aqmo
Palinuro, C auh
Palios Pt .ajzq
Palk Str anfj
Pallada Road aopl
Pallice, P. La ." agqm
Palliser, C atlc
Palma, P. (Adriatic) ajfg
Palma (Balearic Is.) ahoe
Palma (Canary Is.) alpM
Palma (Sicily) aimb
Palmajola I ahyw
Palmaria I ahxn
Palmas alev
Palmas B .aieh
Palmas, C alkz
Palmasola B axfn
Palmeirinhas Pt altf
Palmer I azyl
Palmer Ort adbc
Palmerston arjo
Palmetto Pt aycl
Palmito aumv
Palmnicken acwv
Palm Oil Rivers alof
Palmones R ahfm
Palmyra Pt anfi
Palmyras Pt anig
Palmyre Pt agrv
Palo R apxr
Palomera ahlw
Palopo AQMN
Palos I Celebes) aqnb
Palos (Spain) ahdy
Palos, C i AHJE
Paluan B aqcy
Palumbol ainc
Pamanzi Road ! amdj
Pamban aned
Pambuang aqbr
Pamlico aysq
Pampanga aqec
Panama ausn
Panarukan „ apwq
Panay I aqhr
Panbula asid
Panchur Tanjong ansg
Pandan aqhu
Pan de Azucar avdh
Pandelemona P ajkv
Panderma a jyx
Pafiela Rock Lt. V avpw
Panga R anpy
Pangani amlq
Pangasinan I aqip
Panjang I. (Borneo) apxl
Panjim anbk
Panmure Hd bdca
Panne La aehp
Panomi Pt ajvy
Pantellaria aiph
Panti Barat aqnk
Panzano B aivh
Paoushan Pt aofk
Papas, C ajln
Papas I akdo
Papa Stour I afhc
Papayes, Butt aux amij
Papenburg adxv
Paphos AKQX
Papiet6 Hr arhe
Paposo Mines avdk
Papua (New Guinea) aqrv
Papua, G. of aqsx
Papudo", P avex
Para , awdy
Paracas auzo
Paracel Is anxg
Para Guassu avyd
Paraguay avoz
Parahiba R awbe
Para, R awds
Paramaribo awgt
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-PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
485
PARANA— PICO.
Parana avor
Paranagua ".".".". avsl
Paranahyba awor
.rarati avte
Paredon Grande cay axmw
Parekhia P ajRK
Parenga renga Hr atod
Parenzo P aiwp
PargaP .'ajhy
PargoPt ALDTJ
Pana G awit
Paris AFZW
Paris I ayno
Paros ajrg
Parramatta aslk
Parrsboro bcdq
Parry behv
Parry I abdk
Partridge I bayq
Pasages, P aguk
Pasakao Anchorage aqgm
Pasewark acxl
Pasha I ajtn
Pasha Limaii ajzm
Pasig R aqdu
Pasindava B amgo
Pasir aqbf
Pasman ajoy
Pasni amwe
Paspargo I ajtr
Paspebiac bdke
Passage I bem w
Pass I. BETJ
Pass a Loutre awyz
Passamaquoddy B bawh
Passarge R ^ acxg
Passaro, C .' ^ails
Pastolik atqh
Pasuruan apwl
;onia : avkz
R AZDU
Patea R atcz
Paternoster I (Pulo Jenga) . . aqnx
Paternoster I (Russia) actm
Pater Noster (Sweden) acbh
Paterson Inlet athe
Patiras I agsw
Patmos ajsw
Patos I atyp
Patras ajlb
Patrick, P. ( Pacific) aqyh
Patrick, P. (Scotland) aext
Patta amnr
Patterson, P a. . .rjv
Patteson, P aqwy
Patti ainv
Patuxent R azct
Pauhenehene Spit atmn
Pauillac agsv
Paulo Liman ajyg
Pawan R apxi
Pawtucket azwd
Paxo I ajhq
Paysandu avps
Payung I apvb
Paz, La (Argentine) avot
Paz, B . La (Mexico) aulg
Pease Creek axfz
Peases I bcgq
Pechany Lt. V akjd
Pechili G ' aojb
Pechiquera Pt alei
Pecomc B azre
Pedena Pt aixb
Pedra Branca Lt antb
Pedras, P. de avzc
Pedro Bluff axsd
Pedro Pt anfg
Peedee R aypz
Peel I. (Beechy Group) aqvt
Peene R aczm
Peenemunde aczn
Peerd Pt .adbe
Pegasus, P atgz
Pegolotta Pt aiwe
Pegu anls
Peiho R aojg
Pekalongan apvo
Peking aojp
Pelago I ajvo
Pelagosa I airq
Pelee I agco
Pelee Pt beao
Pelew Is aqvj
Pelican Spit Lt. V akoi
Peling I aqmh
Pellegrino, M ainm
Peloro, C aikm
Pelotas avre
Pelworm I..„ adsr
Pelzer Pt acdx
Pemaquid Pt banv
Pemba amlj
Pembroke Dock aesh
Pembroke, C avkn
Pena Blanca Cove avdl
Penai Pt akju
Penang anql
Penarth aeqz
Pefias, C agwj
Pefias G avip
Pencarrow Hd atkn
Penco avgl
Pendik ajyp
Pefiedo avyt
Penerf agoj
Penfeld R agkt,
Penfret I agmi
Penguin I arwn
Peniche ahbs
Peniscola '. ahkz
Penjinsk G aosp
Penlan Pt agok
Penmarc'h aglq
Pen Men Pt agms
Penn Grove . . . : azle
Pennsylvania (State) azjr
Do bbpa
Penobscot b aqv
Penpoull agik
Pensacola axdy
Pentland Firth afeh
Pentland Skerries afei
Pentwater bekv
Penzance aeom
Pepe, C axop
Pera akbq
Pera, C ahov
Perak R anrf
Peramo B ajzb
Perce1 bdkp
Percee Pt agbv
Percy, C bory
Percy I as vR
Perekop G akhc
Perico I ausz
Perigot B argf
Perim amph
Perlas Is autk
Pernambuco avzo
Pernau actji
Perouse, La, Str aoru
Perpignan ahpu
Perroquets Lt bdmo
Perros-Guirrec aght
Persia . amut
Persian G amtj
Perth (Scotland) .....' afjd
Perth (W. Australia) arnz
Pertusato, C aibk
Peru auwq
Pervicchio I ajbl
Pesaro P -. aisl
Pescador Pt agvj
Pescadores Is. aocu
Pescara airz
Peschici aire
Pestchanii Pt aoqz
Pestchannui Pt.- aop v
Petala P ajkw
Petali G ajox
Petalidi ajmg
Petaluma augr
Petang aojq
Petchora R abdz
Peter Pt. (N. B.) bdks
Peter Pt. (Ontario) bdxe
Peterhead afed
Peter the Great B aoqj
Petersburg aywo
Petitcodiac R bazl
Petite Terre aydw
Petit Manan bats
Petit Passage bcfm
Petit Rocher Lt bdjc
Petropavlovsk apnk
Pettini I ajfo
Peyriere, La agni
Pezzo aikd
Phaeton, P arhf
Phalerum B ajon
Phanari P ajic
Philadelphia azkg
Philippeville akxm
Philippine Is aqbx
Philipsburg aybl
Philip, P aryc
Phleva I ajor
Phoenix Is aret
Pi, P AHOI
Piana I akwh
Piankatank R ayzb
Pianosa I . (Adriatic) airo
Pianosa I ahyx
Piave R aiui,
Piave Vecchia P aiug
Picacho ahdz
Pichidanque B aver
Pichilemu avfw
Pico ALCU
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Part II.
PICTON— PRIBILOFF.
Picton ATDW
Pictou BCWI
Piedmont ahws
Piedra Pt aqem
Piedras Blancas auib
Piedras cay (Cuba, N.) axno
Piedras cay (Cuba, S.) axpg
Piel Hr •. aewc
Pierowall Road afgc
Pierre de Herpin aqew
Pierres Noires, Les agjy
Pietermaritzburg alzc
Pigeon I bdw v
Pigeon Pt auhk
Pihmatsui aogr
Piju B AQNR
Pilier I agpr
Pillar, C . ". avji
Pillau acwx
Pilot Station bdok
Pilots Ridge Lt. V anip
Pilsum adym
Pinarello B aibd
Pine, C . . . i beucj
Pine I asvt
Pines, Isle of (Pacific) ahbm
Pinos, Isla de (Cuba) axor
Piney Pt. ayzt
Pingyang Inlet aoli
Pinos Pt AUHQ
Piombino Pt ahytc
Pioneer R as vz
Piopetto Pt aigx
Piper Is. Lt. V asyv
Pirseus ajom
Piram I amyb
Pirangi R a wbm
Pirano aivz
Pirholm abrq
Pirie, P Aitsr
Piring, C apwd
Piru B aqrc
Pisa ahxy
Pisang B . aqsj
Piscataqua R bakm
Pisco AUZK
Pisinchau aogf
Pistolet B BERH
Pitcairn I args
Pitea acno
Pitre, Pt. a aydo
Pitsunda Pt aklf
Pitt Passage aqrg
Pitt R ATVP
Pitt Water asgx
Pituni atkz
Piura R atjxc
Pizzo ATJT
Pjasina R abch
Placentia Hr beuk
Pladda : aezl
Plana I ahjn
Planier I ahsm
Planumi I ajqn
Plata, La avnw
Plata, La, I auvt
Plata, P axttd
Plata, Pt axi.o
Plata R ; avnk
Platana akme
Plati , ajwe
Plaunick B aizm
PleaBant R bauk
Plettenberg B alxo,
Plevna acog
Ploumanac'h aghu
Plouneour agiy
Plouzec Pt aghb
Plum I : AZQV
Plum Pt axsp
Plymouth. (England) aenu
Plymouth (Mass.) bagr
Plymouth (Montserrat) aycz
Plymouth (N. C.) ayto
Plymouth (Tobago) aygx
Po R A1SZ
Pocomoke R azgp
Poel ADCJ
Poge, C bade
Pogon P ajoc
Poile, La, B betc
Point de Galle anes
Pois, P. des agkx
Pokemouche . . .■ .bdhv
Pokesudi I. Lt bdih
Poklib I ajbx
PolPt ADGC
Pola ATXE
Polak AQDB
Poland acvl
Polenia B 1 aqxw
Policastro aun
Poliki B aqgc
Pollensa ahor
Pollock Rip Lt. V bapn
Polonio, C avqp
Pomarao ahdn
Pomba B amco
Pomegues I . . . ahsl
Pomerania '. . . acye
Pomona apeo
Pomoni Hr amdf
Pomquet bcvt
Pondicherri ange
Ponapi I A«vc
Ponce axyg
Pond I bamo
Pondang Islets aqme
Ponente Pt ajun
Ponga R awc
Ponghau Hr aocw
Pon-pon R ayoj
Pontchartrain, Lake awzo
Pontevedra agzi
Pontianak apxn
Pontusval agiz
Ponza aigo
Poolbeg afvd
Poole AEMft
Pope Hr bcmt
Porbandar amxn
Porer Rock aixk
Porirua Hr atdo
Porman B ahjd
Pornic agpq
Poros Pt. (Black Sea) akdl
Poros (Greece) ajny
Porphyiy Pt beml
Porpoise Hr baln
Porquerolles ahtz
Porsgrund abwz
Portage I bdgtj
Portage Lake Canal beny
Portalegre. . .". avwi
Portarlington aryo
Port au Port besi
Port au Prince axte
Portbou AHNM
Portendick . . : alfy
Porthcawl aerh
Porth Dinlley n aeth
Portici (Black Sea) akej
Portici (Naples) aihm
Portimao ahcz
Portishead aeqf
Portiza • akej
Portland (England) aemw
Portland (Me.) .bamc
Portland (Oreg.) .audm
Portland (Victoria) arxg
Portland Bight axsj
Portland Bill aemx
Portland I atlm
Portneuf (Quebec) bdtp
Port of Spain ayhc
Porto Rico I j^xvu
Portree afcn
Portrieux agfx
Portsmouth (England) aels
Portsmouth (N. H.) bakg
Portsmouth ( Va. ) ayvz
Portugal agzt
Portugalete aguy
Portzic Pt AGKE
Posiette B aoph
Possession I alut
Postillion Is aqog
PotiF AKLO
Potomac R ayzq
Potta Road aqoh
Pottinger I aopv
Pouebo AQZT
Pouleazec Pt agiu
Poulgoazec aglp
Povorotny Pt aoqt
Poyang Lake aohn
Pozzalo AILV
Pozzuoli AIHG
Prado avwo
Prsesto adns
Prague Aryo
Prah R alnd
Prasonisi C ajsc
Pratas I anxh
Pravia R agwm
Prawl Pt aenp
Praya aldb
Praya, P alhm
Preguiza alhc
Premuda ajcs
Prerow '. adbv
Prescott bdvo
Prestenizze Pt aizb
Preston aevr
Preston B each Lts bdgl
Preston, C arme
Prevesa AJID
Priaman aptv
Pribachi C akdh
Pribiloffls ATEq
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PKIETO— RAS.
Prieto C ...agvy
Prim Pt (N. S.) bcfj
PrimPt. (Pr. Ed. I.) bdai
Primaro aisw
Primeira Rocks ance
-Primel Pt agid
Primero P aivf
Prince Edward I bcyw
Prince Edward I (Ind. Oc..).amjo
Prince Frederick Hr akkw
Prince Jer6me G aolt
Prince of Wales C atps
Prince of Wales Ch aszi
Prince's Ch aeig
Prince's Dock aevf
Princes Dock (Bombay) amzl
Princes I. (Africa) alqc
Princes I. (Dardanelles) ajxz
Prince's Landing Stage aevd
Princess Royal Hr arpt
Principe Pt axvk
Prinkipo ajyc
Prior, C agxh
Priorifio, C agxk
Probbernau acxj
Problaka B ajwc
Probolingo apwn
Procida aigv
Proctorville awzl
Progresso awrq
Prome anmj
Promontore C... aixm
Prony B aqym
Propriano aibq
Prorer B adbr
Prospect Hr batj
Prosperous B alve
Prosser B ashc
Proti I ajlx
Proudfoot Shoal Lt. V aszv
Providence azwj
Providence B apoi
Providence Ch ..axit
Providence & St. Pierre Is..amjk
Provincetown Hr bagf
Province Wellesley anqt
Prudence I azwv
Prussia acvq
Psara ajtk
Pubnico Hr bchp
Puchepo Pt. .-.. avgh
Puchoco : avgz
Puercas, Las ahfb
Puercos I ahnw
Puget Sound aubl
Pugwash bcxj
PujadaB aqkm
Puket Hr anpu
Pulicat angk
PulithraP .\.ajnh
Pulo Angsa anho
Pulo Batam apej
PuloBrani ansp
Pulo Bras apqk
Pulo Buru apqo
Pulo Ceicer de Mer., anvu
Pulo Condore anvi
PuloDapur apsd
Pulo Jarak apre
Pulo Katang Katang aptr
Pulo Katak anre
Pulo Lada anqp
Pulo Laut aqbi
Pulo Leat apbj
Pulo Nias apuf
Pulo Mendanao apsg
Pulo Pangkor anrb
Pulo Pisang ansk
Pulo Pisang Hr aptd
Pulo Sapatu.. anvt
Pulo Sau APRQ
Pulo Tikus APTG
Pulo Tenga aqnx
Pulo Undan ansh
Pumpkin I baqy
Puna auwe
Pundi anhm
Pundu apsv
Pungue R ambh
Puno AVBX
Punta Arenas avjm
Puntadura ajcg
Puntales Castle ahex
Purfleet aeit
Puri ' - - . ANHX
Purnea B ajuk
Putiatin I aoqr
Putlam ' anei
Putzig -"- - ACX0
Putziger acxt
Puuloa ARFZ
Puysegur Pt atfy
Pwllheli aesz
Pyrenees agty
Pyrgos ajlr
Pyrmont askv
Quaco. . .' bayw
Quaker I bcki
Quarnero G aixr
Quartu aidw
Quebec bdta
Queenborough aeju
Queen Charlotte Is atue
Queen Charlotte Sd. (B. C.) .atus
Queen Charlotte Sd. (N. Z.) .atds
Queenseliff .-...aryi
Queens Dock aevg
Queensferry afjs
Queensland aspg
Queenstown afws
QueijalPt agyp
QuelpartI aoms
Querqueville, Pt. de agcp
QuexoC agvl
Quiberon (Loc. Maria) agnw
Quidico.P.--. avhn
QuietoP aiwj
Quilan, C avid
QuilcaR avbl
Quilimane R amby
Quillebceuf afzq
Quilon ancv
Quimper agly
Quimperle R agmq
Quindalup aroy
Quintero B avez
Quiriquina I avgr
Quito auwc
QuoddyHd bavr
Quoin Is amtl
Raa acdw
Rabat albs
Rabaz P aiyc
Race, C beut
Race Is atxi
Race Pt bafz
Race Rock azty
Rachado, C anry
Racine beiw
Racoon cay aypw
Radama, P amgl
Rade de Brest agkm
Raffles Lt ansr
i G a«gp
Island Hr bcim
Ragged Pt '. aygp
Raglan atcd
Ragusa ajfp
Ragusa, Old (Vecchia), ajfr
Raiatea I arhk
Raine I asyx
Rajang R .-.apye
Rajapur ,'. . . anbe
Rajpuri amzu
Raleigh (N.Z.), atcn
Raleigh (N.C.), aysh
Ram I. Reef Lt. V a.zub
Rambha anhv
Raminitok B amgj
Ramkine I aksc
Ramree Hr anlk
Ramsgate aekj
Ramso ablk
Ranee R., La agfi
Randers adpl
Ranea acnw
Rangaunu atny
Rangitikei R - atdg
Rangitoto I T . . '. atmx
Rangoon anmd
Ranob6, P amfi
Rapal arht
Rapallo. ahxe
Raphti, P ajow
Rappahannock R ayze
Raritan azng
Rarotonga I arhp
Ras Afia akxz
Ras al Bir ampd
Ras al Hadd amsw
Ras al Khaima amtn
Rasal Kuh amvq
Ras Alula amoq
Ras Asir amoq
Raschgoun I akzi
Ras Engela akwo
Ras Fartak amsl
Ras Guarib amql
Ras Hafun amoe
RasiilHadik albx
Ras Kanzi amkv
Ras Kegomacha amln
Ras Madraka amsr
Ras M'Kumbi amkt
RasMuwari amwk
Ras Nungwe amli
Ras Radressa amoj
Ras Rakkin amtw
488
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
Part II.
HAS— ROSARIO.
Ras Raweiya ampx
Ras Upemba amlo
Ras Zafarana amqn
Ras Zorug akuy
Rat I aptg
Ratai. apsu
Ratan acnd
Ratburi anue
Rathlin I aftj
Rathlin O'Birne I ... .afsm
Rathmullan afsw
Ratnagiri anbd
Ratoneau I .' ahsi
Rattlesnake Sh aytn
Rattray Hd afik
Raumo aops
Raima abuj
Ravenna aisu
Ray, C bbso
Raza, I avto
Raz de Sein, Bee du aglk
Razzoli I aico
R6, He de agqe
Re, P aiyu
Real, P. . ahet
Real R avyj
Reale Road aifj
Rebecca Sh axgr
Recherche B asfu
Recife, C alxw
Red B beqm
Red Islet Bank Lt. V bdow
Red Islet Lt bdox
Redang Is ants
Redes agxt
Red Fish Bar Lt awvo
Redland asqv
Redon : agoq
Redonda aycv
Redoute Kalessi akln
Red Sea ampf
Reedy I aziw
Reef I , anou
Reersn adlv
Refunsiri I apmj
Reggio aire
Regneville agek
Reine abix
Reisen abhj
Reitz, P amnc
Reke Fiord abuo
Reko ablh
Relandersgrund acpt
Rema B aknz
Rembang apwb
Remesvigen abvd
Remine asfe
Rendsburg adeq
Renesse aedz
Rennes agos
Renong anpd
Renskar acqu
Repulse B aswg
Repvaag abgh
Restigouche R bdjo
Restinga Pt acjdl
Retchnoi I aopw
Retimo. '. ajpk
Retiro B awch
Reuben Pt alzm
Reunion I amhd
Revel acte
Revellata Pt aibw
Revel Stone Lt. V actd
•Revsnses adlq
Revilla Gigedo Is aunc
Reville agcp
Rewa arcj
Reyes Pt augb
Reykjavik bfae
Rhenea. . : ajrd
Rhine R aecu
Rhio Str apek
Rhdda ajzs
Rhode Island azuq
Rhodes ajry
Rhodesia alzj
Rh6ne R ahrd
Riachuelo R avof
Ribble R. . . , aevo
Ribnitz adce
Rich Pt BERQ
Richard agsm
Richelieu I....- bdtjh
Richibucto Hd bcyn
Richmond (N. B.) bdjx
Richmond (Va.) ayxd
Richmond Hr. (Pr. Ed. I.), .bdem
Richmond R ason
Riga acum
Rigas apul
Rigolets, The axbh
Rigoulette, The beyc
Rikuoku G aotf
Rimini P aisn
Rimmen adpy
Rimouski bdon
Ringholm abms
Rio Colorado avmt
Rio de Janeiro avtq
Rio del Rey. alpu
Rio Grande de Cagayan aqey
Rio Grande do Norte awbo
Rio Grande do Sul avqx
Rio Grande awte
Rio Negro (Parana) avmn
Rio Santiago P avny
Riou I AHSP
Rio Vista auhe
Riposto AIKW
Risano ajfx
Risiri I apmk
Risor ab wn
Rithymno ajpk
Riudsu saki apcv
Riu Kiu .'...• aoyi
Rivadeo agwv
Rivadesella agvz
Riverhead azrq
Riverton , atgf
Riviere du Loup bdpl
Rivoli B arwl
Rixhbft acxz
Riyoishi , apjy
Rizo AKMB
Rizzuto; C aips
Roancarrig I afqc
Roanoke R aytr
Roatan I awpk
Robben I alwe
Robbins I asex
Robbins Reef Lt azof
Robe arwj
Robert Hr alus
Roberts Pt atxy
ROC Pt . -AGBP
Roca, C ahbV
Roca, Partida awst
Rocas AWBY
Rocchetta Ch aitq
Roche Bernard, La agop
Roche Bonne Lt. V agql
Rochefort agqy
Rochefle, La agqn
Roche Pt apwv
Roche He Beacon amin
Roches Bonnes agpb
Roches d'Ouvres aghl
Rochester aekc
Rockabill afuv
Rockall afdp
Rockhampton asvd
Rockingham arog
Rockingham B asxg
Rock I apgw
Rockland b aot
Rockly B aygb
Rockport b aow
Rocky I asyj
Rod abnt
Rodberg ablz
Rodby admv
Rodd Hr astv
Rodkallen acnq
Rodo ABJY
Rodoni, C ajgs
Rodosto ajxo
Rodriguez I amis
Rodsbugt ABNK
Rodskar acsv
Rodtangen abyg
Rodven abnw
Rodvig ADNW
Roe I auhc
Roebourne arlz
Roebuck B arlk
Rogosnizza ajdi
Rojo, C... AXVW
Rokuren I aovj
Rom I adsc
Romain, C aypt
Roman Rocks alws
"Romanzof, C atqv
Romblon, P aqhe
Rome aigd
Rompido Pt ahdr
Romso adiz
Ronciglio Pt r... ainf
Ronehamn achx
Ronne acez
Ronnen adlk
Ronze aixo
Roper arin
Roque, Pt. de la afzo
Roquetas ahig
Rorvig. abkw
Rosa, C. akxc
Rosario avon
Rosario cay axpc
Rosario Str atyn
Part II. geographical signals— places alphabetically arranged.
489
ROSAS— SAMBRO.
AHNE
Roscanvel agks
Roscoff AGI0
Roseau ayeh
Rose Blanche B besx
Rose, C akxc
Roselier Pt agfw
Rosetta aktz
Roseway, 0 bcid
Rosholm abof
Rosia B . . , ahfw
Rositten. acwq
Roskilde adlf
Ross Cove P ATJFS
ROSS I ABDL
Rossa B aied
Rossa I AIEX
Rossa Pt AIRF
Rosello, C. aimf
Rosslare afvq
ROSSO, P AJEV
RSst ABJR
Rostok ADCH
Rostov AK1Y
Rota AHEN
Rothe Klift adsm
Rothersand .•. .advn
Rothesay aetq
Rothsay Pt atsr
Rotoava Anchorage argx
Rotterdam aecw
Rotterdam Canal, New aecr
Rotti AQOU
Rottnest I arnl
Rotumah ardo
Rouen afzu
Roumania aked
Roumelia ajvs
Round, C bcqJj
Round I. (England) aeoz
Round I. (Miss.) axco
Rousse I aice
Rovar abtc
Rovigno aiwu
Rovondrau B arct
Rovuma R amjy
Rowley Shs arlv
Roxo, C alih
Royal Albert Docks aejd
Royal Sovereign Lt. V aeld
Royal Victoria Docks aejg
Royal, P. (Honduras) awpm
Roval, P. (Jamaica) axsn
Royal, P. (S. C.) ayni
Royale Isle bemv
Royalist, P. . . '. aqcm
Royan agsd
Rozel agdu
Rozier, C bdky
Eua I agze
Ruad I akrz
Ruapuke I atgv
Ruden I aczk
Rudha Mhail afbd
Rudkiobing adik
Ruflji R amkr
Rufisque algn
Riigen I aczw
Riigenwalde acyl
Rugsund abpi
Ruke-Ruku B ardb
Rukyira B Amkn
Rum I afcd
Rumili.. AKCX
Rumili Hissar akcb
Rumili Kavak akgw
Runcorn aevb
Rundo v abop
Runol acuq
Rupert's House beyv
■ Rusanovka .- abef
Rusaro acqr
Riiso Bank abvg
RUSS ACWK
Russell P ATNS
Russia abdu
Russian Tartary aopd
Ru Stoer afdt
Ruvu R AMKY
Ruytingen Lt. V afxq
Ryan, Loch aexv
Ryde aelz
Rye ARZL
Ryvarden absx
Ryvingen abvj
Saadani amlp
Saba I. aybr
Sabalanga Is aqog
Sabang' B , apqr
Sabbioncello ajfb
Sabi R ambd
Sabinal Pt ahif
Sabine , awvu
Sabine Pt azvx
Sabinilla ahge
Sablayan aqcw
Sable, C. (Fla.) axgi
Sable, C. (N. S.) bchl
Sable I. (N. Atlantic) bcln
Sable, Pt. au bepi
Sables d'Olonne agqc
Sacatula R aunq
Sacketts Hr bdzj
Sackville bcak
Saco BALT
Sacramento auhg
Sacratif, C ahgx
Sacrificios auon
Sada agxw
Sadashivgad anbr
Saddleback Ledge barn
Sadineiro (Lobera) agym
Sado I aotx
Saedenstrand adru
Ssetteriet Road adkz
Safatu Hr areh
Safi albz
Sag Hr azrb
Sagami ura apgz
Sagano seki aoyx
Saginaw B begf
Sagres ahcx
Sagro, C ahzt
Sagua la Grande, P axne
Saguenay R bdoz
Sahib, P akop
Saibai I aqst
Said, P aktg
Saida aksi
Saigo Hr aout
Saigon anvl
Saiki aoys
Saintes agrb
Saintes, Isle des ayds
Saintes Maries ahqy
Sakai (Isumi Nada) apby
, Sakai (Mikuni) aouj
Sakaide apdw
Sakata aotv
Sakhalin aork
Sakitsu ura aoxs
Sakonnet Ch azxn
Sakoshi B apbl
Sal I ALHE
Sala anuv
Salamis B ajoh
Salang I anpm
Salaverry auxo
Salayar aqmv
Salcombe aenq
Saldanha B alwb
Sale asbw
Sal6e R aolp
Salem (Mass.) bait
Salem (N. J.) azlh
Salengketa Pt aqms
Salerno aijd
Salgar awmn
Sail ALBS
Salina I aiol
Salina Cruz auov
Salinas B. (Peru) atjyn
Salinas B. (Cent. Am.) aurk
Salinas, C ahox
Salinas Pt altu
Salisbury bazx
Sallis (Alt Salis) actjj
Salmis acnu
Salobrefia ahgu
Salomague, P aqev
Salona G ajlh
Saloniki ajvt
Salou AHLS
Salsang alim
Salt I ALHE
Saltees afvz
Salten Fiord , ..abji
Saltholm adok
Salt Lake B bdlq
Saltney aeug
Saluafata Hr arek
Salut Is awgd
Salvador auqd
Salvage Is alfo
Salvora I agzd
Salvore Pt aiwd
Salwatti aqrx
Salween R anol
Salzhorn advo
Samana B axuf
Samana Pt ajgu
Samanco B auyd
Samar , . . aqjk
Samarai I ,...aqtk
Samarang apvr
Samarowsk abcq
Sambar Pt apxh
Sambas R apxq
Sambro I bclj
490
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
Part II.
SAMBULAUAN— SANTIAGO.
Sambulauan, P aqld
Saminos atwx
Samoa Is ardx
Samoa (Archipelago) ajtf
Samoa (Greece) ajkc
Samothraki ajus
Samothraki I ajhm
Sampit aqbp
Samsa Inlet aodl
Samehui anzd
Samso , adjt
Sameun akmp
San Aleixo I avzk
San Andrea I aiqc
Sanary ahsw
San Antioco I aiej
San Antonio C. (Arg.) avni
San Antonio C. (Cuba) axol
San Antonio 0. (Spain) ahkd
San Antonio del Petrel a vfx
San Antonio Nuevo avfr
San Antonio, P. (Arg.) avml
San Antonio, P. (Balearic Is.)
AHNU
San Antonio, P. (Egg Hr.) . . avlw
San Antonio Pt. (Adriatic), .ajcd
San Antonio Pt. (Brazil) avxu
San Antonio Pt. (Chile) avfs
San Bartolome\P aukx
SanBenigno, C ahwx
San Benito aupg
San Bento R alqu
San Bernardino Str aqgd
San Bias Hr. (Arg.) avmp
San Bias (Mexico) aumx
San Bias, C axen
San Buenaventura . ; auir
San Carlos Hr axgp
San Carlos Pt ahpp
San Cataldo Pt aiqs
San Christoval I aqwf
San Ciprian agwx
San Clemente I aukd
Sancti Petri ahfe
Sand cay axiid
Sand I. (Ala.) axdm
Sand I. (Superior) benj
Sanda aezo
Saildakan Hr apzo
Sandalo, C . aiep
Sandarli G akny
Sandefiord abxl
Sandeid abtf
Sandesund abyz
Sandgate Road aekz
Sandhammar Pt acex
Sandhamn acji
San Diego aujo
Sandnses. .., abtx
Sando abot
San Domingo (Cent. Am.), .aush
Sandoway anlo
Sandridge arzh
Sands Pt azqp
Sandtorr abhp
Sandusky bedj
Sandviken abyk
Sandwich B bexz
Sandwich I aqxn
Sandwich, P aqxk
Sandy C astd
Sandy Hook azmx
Sandy Hook Lt. V azmy
Sandy I aycr
Sandy Pt. (Queensland) aspo
Sandy Pt. (S. America) avjm
San Felice aigl
San Felipe B aulm
San Feliu de Guixols ahmt
San Fernando Pt aqet
San Fernando (Spain) ahez
San Fernando (Trinidad) . . . ayhg
San Francisco augf
San Francisco Lt. V auge
San Francisco R avyb
San Francisco do Norte R. .avyr
San Gallan I auzq
San Giovanni di Pelago aiwy
Sanguinaire I aibs
Sanibel I . axgc
San Isidro, C avjo
Sanjak Spit Lt. V akoj
San Jeronimo aupw
San Joao I awdi
San Jorge axcw
San Jose (Costa Rica) aw op
San Jos6 de Guatemala aupy
San Jos6 del Cabo B aule
San Jos6 Ignacio Pt avql
San Juan Pt. (Cal.) aujg
San Juan (Mexico) aupc
San Juan Bautista awsn
San Juan del Norte awor
San Juan del Sur aurg
San Juan de Nicaragua R . . . awot
San Juan I atyx
San Juan, P. (B. C.) atxo
San Juan, P. (Peru) auzy
San Juan, P. (P. R.) axwj
San Juan R. (Cent. Am.) . . .auto
San Julian ahci
San Julian, P avlk
Sankaty Hd bafh
San Lorenzo auqv
San Lorenzo, C auyx
San Lucar ahej
San Lucar de Barrameda ahei
San Lucas, C aulc
San Luis (Cent. Am.) aupo
San Luis Pass awuz
San Luis Pt auih
San Luis D'Apra, P aqvo
San Luis Obispo auij
San Marco C aiett
San Marcos B awdg
San Martinho ahbo
San Miguel alde
San Miguel B. (Cent. Am.) . .autg
San Miguel B aqft
San Miguel F altc
San Miguel I axjjq
Sanmun B aody
San Nicola I airm
San Nicolas avoh
San Nicolas I aukf
San Nicolas, P : .atjzw
San Nicolo Del Lido P aitv
San Pablo B augp
San Paola I aipx
San Pedro (Cal.) auiz
San Pedro (Spain) ahin
San Pedro do Sul avqz
San Quentin B aukr
San Remo ahvz
San Roman, C awlg
San Roque ahft
San Salvador axju
San Sebastian (Cadiz) ahfc
San Sebastian (Canary Is. ) . . . alfi
San Sebastian (Spain, N.C.) . agul
San Sebastian, C ahmx
Sancery ahsw
Sansego aizf
Sanseg^I aizp
San Simeon atjid
Santa auxw
Santa Ana Hr awkv
Santa Anna I awcx
Santa Barbara Ch auip
Santa Barbara B aumf
Santa Barbara, P axuh
Santa Catalina aukb
Santa Catharina I avru
Santa Clara B axni
Santa Croce, C aild
SantaOruz (Azores) alcp
Santa Cruz (Cal.) atjho
Santa Cruz (Canary Is.) alfd
Santa Cruz (C. Verde Is.)., .algt
Santa Cruz (Morocco) alcp
Santa Cruz (Philippines)... .aqei
Santa Cruz (W. I.) axzs
Santa Cruz B avwu
Santa Cruz del Sur axpz
Santa Cruz F .avsd
Santa Cruz F. (Rio de Janeiro),
avts
Santa Cruz I. (Cal.) aujw
Santa Cruz Is. (Pacific),. . .aqwo
Santa Cruz, P. (Arg.) avlg
Santa Elena '. atjvx
Santa Elena, P avmd
Santa Fe R axot
Santa Isabel alqb
Santa Luzia algz
Santa Margherita ahxc
Santa Maria aheo
Santa Maria, C avqn
Santa Maria de Leuca, C aiqe
Santa Maria I. (Azores) aldm
Santa Maria I. (Chile) avgx
Santa Marta awlu
Santa Marta Grande, C avrq
Santa Maura ajin
Santa Monica aiiiv
Santander agvm
Santapilli anhj
Santa Pola ahjo
Santa Quaranta ajhc
Santarem awev
Santaren Ch , .axje
Santa Rosa B axoh
Santa Rosa I aujs
Santa Rosa R auwm
Santa Rosalia aulk
Santa Teresa Gallura aicl
Santa Venere, P auu
San Theodoro Pt ajkd
Santiago (Chile) avfk
Santiago, C aq.dk
Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.
491
SANTIAGO— SHA.
Santiago de Compostella. .'. .agyq
Santiago de Cuba- axqp
Santo Antonio B alqd
Santo Domingo Hr axup
Santo, P. (Madeira) aldx
Santo, P. (Venezuela) awix
Santona agvh
Santorin ajru
Santos avsx
San Vicente de la Barquera .agvt
Sao Francisco avsj
Sao Jose do Norte avrc
Saolara amfg
Saona I axul
Sapangar B , apyv
Sapeh B aqnw
Sapetang anqv
Sapelo aylj
Sapetiba avtm
Sapienza I ajmb
Sapri aijp
Sapudi apwg
Saputi R apso
Saracen Hd aocp
Saraceno Mt aioh
Sarco avdj
Saramacca R awgx
Sarasota B axpq
Sarawak apxz
Sardao, C ahcu
Sardina Pt aley
Sardinia aicj
Sardinieres Pt ahun
Sari Siglar ajwz
Sar KM ajxk
Sarnia beft
Sarpsborg abzc
Sarstoon R awqm
Saru aplb
SasardiB ,..awni
Sasenol ajgw
SaskaB ajbv
Sassafras R azep
Sassandra almp
Sassari atpn
Sassnitz adbk
Sastmola acpn
Sata no misaki aoye
SaudeDock avtw
Saugatuck bekg
Saugor ANIX
Saunders, C atib
Saunders, P bert
SauoB aocs
Sault Sainte Marie belt
Sauzon agnv
Savaiil AEEO
Savanal AXZF
Savanilla awml
Savannah.. aymn
Savannah-la-Mar axrw
Savaradrug amzw
SavitriR AMZV
Savona AHWN
SavuSavuB arcw
SawaiHr a«pt
Saxbi Ness actq
Saxkiobing ADMN
Saxony ACVT
Scalambri, C ailw
Scaletta aiku
Scalloway apgx
Scarbrough (England) afmd
Scarbrough (W. I.): aygt
Scario aijm
Scarpanto ajsd
Scarweather Lt. V aerj
Scatari I bcrm
Scattery I afqx
Schank, C arzs
Scheldt aefg
Scbeveningen aecn
Schiedam.. aecy
Schiermonnikoog adyq
Schiewenhorst acxn
Schilbols Nol adzi
Schillighorn adwz-
Schleswig adf'h
Schleswig-Holstein adcu
Schokland aebq
Scholpin acyh
Schooner Cove bcse
Schouwen aedy
Schouwen Bank Lt. V aeph
SchulauLt. V aduq
Schultz Ground Lt. V adkr
Schuylkill R..' azjx
Schwarzort acwp
Sciadca aimg
Scilla aikc
Scilly Is., aeot
Scirocco, Marsa. aiow
Scio ajtm
Scotland aexi
Scotland Lt. V aznb
Scrabster apdy
Scranton waxcl
Scuso, P aiem
Seaham afls
Seal I. (N. S.) bcgt
Seal Rocks (W. I.) aybe
Searsport bapr
Seattle ' aubp
Sea Wolf I bcve
Sebastian Viscaino B aukt
Sebenico ajdc
Sebert Cove aqyn
Sebu - A«iM
Sedhiu ahf
SedimiB aopu
SegaarB A«RY
Segerstad achb
Segna AJBi
SegoroWediB apwy
SeguinI »ami
SeguraR AHJM
Seguro, P. (Africa) alnr
Seguro P. (Brazil) avwq
Seidis Fiord bfas
Sein.Ilede aglp
SeineR A1?ZK
Seiro ADL0
Sekondi ALNB
Sekru A«SD
SelangorR ™
Selatan, C A«BL
SelkerLt. V awk
SelseaBill aeln
Selsovik ABJZ
SelvaP AHNJ
Selve vajcb
SelviBurnu akcs
Semangka B apsy
Semao aqot
Semaphore aruz
Semeni R ajgu
Sena .ambt
SendaiB apix
R.,.; algb
'. ALGP
S6nequet, Le ageh
Sen6tose Pt aibo
Senigallia P aish
Sen Zaki uchi aovd
Seoul AOLM
Sepet, C ahte
Sept-Iles, Les aghv
Seraglio Pt ajzy
Serantes R agxo
Serdze Kamen, C apot
Sergipe avyl
Serk agdl
Serpents I aken
Serpent Mouth ayho
Serpho ajqc
Serrat, V akwp
Servia ajgl
Servola aivq
Serwatti Is aqov
Sesajab R aqbd
Sesecapa aupq
Seskar acso
Seskaro acob
Sesters, Grand alkv
Sestri Levante ahxg
Sestroretzk acru
Seto Uchi aozp
■ Sestos R alkr
Settee R alrm
Setubal ahcq
Seudre R agrn
Sevastopol akhj
Seven Is., The abdi
Seven I. B bdmu
Seven Stones Lt. V aepb
Severn, F beza
Severn R. (England) aeqk
Severn R. (Md.) acdo
Seville ahek
Seychelles amiy
Seyne B., La ahte:
Sfax, AKVN
Seeir Maiole (Sgeir Vuile). .apbh
Shableh, C. akeb
Shadwan I amqg
Shakotan Hr aplw
Shaliutien I aojr
Shambles Lt. V aemy
Shanghai aofj
Shanhainuan aojv
Shannon R apqt
Shantarski Is aory
Shantung Promontory aoiq
Sharja amto
Shark B armg
Shark Pt alsb
Sharps I azfb
Sharpness Docks aeqm
Shastri R anbc
ShaSze aoig
492
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
Part II.
SHATT-AL-ARAB— SNIPE.
Shatt-al-Arab amuf
Sheboygan bein
Shediac bcye
Sheerness abjt
Sheet Hr -...bcmw
Sheet Rock bcmx
Sheffield afmv
Sheik ul Abu , - . . amfn
Shelbume - bcia
Sheldrake I bdgx
Shelikoff Str atru
Shemogue bcxy
Shepherd Hr awoj
Shepstone, P alyt
Sherbro R aljz
Sherbrooke bcnr
Sherki I akvq
Sherm Wej amrd
Shershel akyr
Shetland Is afgl
Shidzukawa apjn
Shields, North afij
Shields, South aflm
Shieldsboro axbn
Shikoku apcg
Shimabara aoxl
Shimidzu Hr apgm
Shimonoseki aovp
Shimonoseki Str aovu
Shinagawa apib
Shinas amtf
Shingle Pt amhx
Shiogama apiz
Shiokubi mi saki apku
Ship Hr bcmq
Ship I axcp
Ship John Sh aziq
Shippigan bdin
Ship Island Sh awxy
Shipu Hr aodz
Shipwash Lt. V afoq
Shiranai B aotl
Shirasu aovl
Shire1 R ambw
Shiriya saki apkh
Shitama, P apcm
Shizuoka afgk
Shoals, Isle of bakd
Shoal water auot
Shoalwater B asvl
Shoeburyness aeil
Shoreham aelj
Shortland Bluff aryg
Shortt I anij
Shovelful Shoal Lt. V baep
Shubenacadie R bcdz
Shumma I ampl
Shuya a.bez
Siselland adkv
Siselland Reef Lt adlp
Siak aphg
Siam .anui
Siargao I aqjx
Siassi aqlt
Siberia aosf
Siboga apui
Sibonga aqiu
Sibpur anjk
Sibu Is ANTF
Sibuko B apzy
Sibutu I apzx
Sibuyan 1 i aqhg
Sicie\ C AHTD
Sicily aikj
Sidby . acpm
Sidero, C ajps
Sidmouth aseb
Sienniumiao aogc
Sierra Colorado Pt awlc
Sierra Leone aljv
Siete Pecados aqic
Sighajik P akoz
Signal Mt. (Mauritius) amid
Sigri P ajtx
Siguapa axns
Siguenza Pt axdp
Sihuatanejo atinw
Sikia, P akox
Si Kiang anzb
Sikijor I. .' aqje
Silam Hr apzw
Silivri ajxr
Silleiro, C : agzq
Silloth aews
Silver I aofx
Sima acoh
Simoda apgx
Simons B alwu
Simpnasklubb acke
Simpson, P atsz
Simrishamn acpo
Sinai, Mt amqx
Sind Coast amwv
Sines, C ahcr
Singapore ansm
Singapore New Hr ansv
Singapore, Old Strait of antd
Singatoka R arcs
Singkel apuj
Singo apev
Singora antv
Singti Reach aoic
Siniscola aido
Sinjai aqmt
Sinkeamun Hr '. aoeh
Sinmororan apkz
Sinnamar awgh
Sinope (Sinub) akmt
Siphano ajqb
Sippican azyx
Sirakami, C apnd
Sirakami saki apkn
Sirik, C apyp
Sir James Hall Group aolj
Siro simas aovh
Siru unku apmv
Sirunoki aplg
Sisal awrs
Sisargas I agyb
Sisimiut bezw
Sisiran P aqfv
Sissibou R bbge
Sitges AHLY
Sitia, C-^ ajpr
Sitka atsn
Sittang R anog
Siversov akgr
Sivota I ajhx
Sivriji Pt aent
Sivutch B aonu
Siwo misaki. ..'. apem
Six-Fours ahsy
Sizepoli akdh
Sjelanger abrj
;en adqn
Hamn acml
Skagerrack abxf
Skagganaa acgk
Skala ajsy
Skala Nuova G akpc
Skalgrund acpi
Skalskar acpz
Skan6# acep
Skarsande achn
Skaw, The adqn
Skeena R atug
Skelder B acdt
Skelleftea acnk
Skelligs afqk
Skerda I ajbw
Skerries aetn
Skerryvore afbv
Skiatho ajvh
SMbotten abgv
Skielskor adlz
Skien abxc
Skilling R absu
Skiods Hd adkf
Skiold Ness adib
Skira akvj
Skokomish atzw
Skomvser abjp
Skongsnses abpd
Skopelo ajvk:
Skoven adjc
Skraaven abif
Skrypleff I aoqh
Skudesnses '. abtp
Skulmartin Lt. V .aftz
Skutari ajgq
Skutari (Bosphorus) akbi
Skutari (Greece) ajmq
Skutskar acle
Skye, Isle of afcm-
Skyro aivg
Slavianski B aopr
Sletten adox
Sletterhage adkh
Slevik ABYTT
Sliema .aiov
Sli (Schlei) Fiord adfj
Sligo AFSH
Slimiinde adfb
Slitehamn acht
Slottero abrs
Sluis AEON
Slyne Hd afrm
Smalls aesk
Smith I '. atze
Smiths Knoll Lt. V afnx
Smoky C asnu
Smornavn abpm
Smyge Pt acet
Smyrna akom
Smyth Ch avjc
Snares, The athi
S. Nikolo, P ajim
Snipan Lt. V acnb
Snipe I aodt
Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.
493
SNOHOMISH— ST. GEORGE.
Snohomish aubh
Snouw Lt. V . afxr
Socha Bitke Pt akle
Sochinski akle
Society Is argz
Socoa AGTX
Soderarm acjv
Soderhamn aclr
Soderkoping acil
Sbder Skars acrd
Sbdertelje aciy
Soduspomt bdyo
Sofala R • . . . . ambg
Soggendal strand abun
Sogndal abqt
Sogne Fiord abqi
Sonar amte
Soholm abkd
Sok6tra I amoh
Solaro, Mt aigw
Solent, The aelx
Soller, P ahom
Solomon Is aqwe
Solor I aqod
Solo Rock ARCP
Solovetzki L aber
Solvesborg acfr
Solvorn abqz
Solway Firth aewq
Somali amon
Somaliland, Italian amnx
Sombrero cay axhj
Sombrero I axzy
.Somers Cove azgc
Somerset asyz
Somes Hr basl
Somes ,1 atkp
Sommars acsq
Somme R afyo
Somo Somo Str ardh
Sonapur anhp
Sonderburg adfx
Sbndervig adrn
Songka R anwf
Songchiu aons
Songhoi R anwr
Songa Songa I --- amkp
Songvaar Lt abvl
Sonsonate atjqj
Sooke Inlet atxm
Soon ABYN
Sophiko P ajoe
Sordwaha Road alzh
Sorel bdue
Sorell, P asel
Sorelle Rocks akws
Sorhaugo abtd
Sorio aong
Soroka abey
Sorrento (Italy) ,- - - - aiht
Sorrento (Victoria) arzn
Sorsogon aqgk
SorteCh adob
Sorvaag abjc
Sosnovetz I abfl
Sostil ajkz
Soton anut
Sottile, Pt. (Austria) aivt
Sottile Pt. (Sicily) aims
Soudan alnj
SoufriereB aypm
Sound, The acdm
Souris bdcm
Sourop, C acth
Sousse ..AKTW
Souter Pt aflq
South America auwo
Southampton (England) aelw
Southampton (Huron) . . / . . . behc
Southampton Road anlh
South C AQTJ
South East P amiu
Southend aeim
Southerness aexl
South Foreland aektj
South Goodwin Lt. V aeks
South Haven bekc
South Head (Inner) asjy
South Joggins bcaw
Southold AZRK
South Carolina aynp
South Carolina I ambc
South Joggins bcaw
South Orkneys avkj
South Pass awyq
Southport (England) aevn
Southport (N. Australia) arjq
Southport (Queensland) aspm
South Pt. (Amherst I.) bdfo
South. Pt. (AnticostH bdlt
South Pt. (Barbados) aygn
South Rock Lt. V apub
South Ronaldsay afel
South Shetland avkh
South Shields aplm
South Solitary I asop
South Stack aeti
South Uist apdg
Southwest Prong Lt amzh
Southwest Pt bdlw
Southwold AFOL
Sovde abox
SowandPigsLt.V.(N.S.W.) .askp
Sow and Pigs Lt. V. (Mass.).BACi
Soya saki apmg
Spadillo Pt aipj
Spain agtjb
Spalato ajdr
Spalmadori Ch ajec
Sparo achz
Sparta ajmw
Spartel, C albj
Spartivento, C. (Italy) aikh
Spartivento, C. (Sardinia). . .aieb
Spathi, C .-. ajmy
Spear, C beuz
Spencer B altjo
Spencer, C bayt
Spencer G arsd
Spencer Rock aohg
Sperone, C aiel
Spex Str ' aowq
Spezia ahxp
Spezzia I ajnr
Sphakia ajpv
Spiekeroog I adxi
Spinalonga, C -.Aivtt
Spithead aelr
Spit Lt. V ANME
Spitzbergen abcy
Split, C BCDK
Spotorno ahwk
Spotsbierg adkx
Sprogb adiw
Spuria aikq
Spurn Lt. V afmq
Spurn Pt apmo
Squillace aipo
Srigina I akxq
Srira, La akvj
St. Abb's Hd apkp
St. Agnes aeov
St. Agostinho, C avzm
St. Alban's Hd aemt
St. Ambrose I : advx
St. Andrew (N. B.) bawu
St. Andrew, C ; . . . amfg
St. Andrew City (Fla.) axeh
St. Andrew Ch bcto
St. Andrew Pt. (Pr. Ed. I.).bdax
St. Andrew R almp
St. Andrew Sound (Ga.) ayko
St. Andrews afje
St. Ann, C alkb
St. Anne (Alderney) agcx
St. Anne Hr. (C. Br. 1.). . . .bctjd
St. Anns tAxrk
St. Ann's Hd aesd
St. Antonio algp
St. Aubin agbo
St. Aubin (Jersey) agdq
St. Augustine ayjb
St. Augustine B ampd
St. Barbe Pt agtv
St. Bartholomew aybn
St. Bees Hd aewk
St. Benoit amho
St. Blaize, C J . . alxj
St. Briac agpm
St. Bride's B aesl
St. Brieuc agfu
St. Carlos abxp
St. Cassano, P ajcw
St. Cast Pt agfp
St. Catherine B agdv
St. Catherine Pt aemo
St. Catherine Sound aylm
St. Christopher I aybx
St. Clair befn
St. Clair Lake befh
St. Clement B ayzx
St. Croix I axzs
St. Croix R bawp
St. Cruz de la Selva ahnj
St. Denis amhe ,
St. Duka F akld
St. Elia, C aidx
St. Elmo aiou
St. Esprit 1 bcrd
St. Eustatius aybt
St. Famille bdso
St. Florent aicg
St. Francis, C. (Africa) alxs
St. Francis, C bevp
St. Francis, P bdty
St. Francois bdsc
St. George (Grenada) aygd
St. George (N. B.) baxd
St. George Basin arlb
St. George, C. (Fla.) axew
494
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART IL
ST. GEORGE— STENJER.
St. George Hr besl
St. George Hr. (Bermuda). . .ayib
St. George I amcf
St. George Mouth akbl
St. George R banj
St. Georges Ch aesi
St. Georges Hd asjc
St. Georges, P agsk
St. Georges Reef auez
St. Gedrgio Islet ajpz
St. Georgio, P ajel
St. Germain agef
St. Giacomo Pt ahwz
St. Gildas Pt agpo
St. Gillies sur Vie — . agpz
St. Giovanni, P ajib
St. Helena alvc
St. Helena B alvz
St. Helena Sound aynx
St. Helens aeml
St. Helier agdp
St. Hospice Pt..... ahvk
St. Ignace bdrh
St. Ives ■ aepd
St. Jacques agir
St. Jago ALHK
St. James, C anvq
St. Jean bdsi
St. Jean de Luz agtu
St. Joao da Barra avul
St. John (N. B.) bayn
St. John B bern
St. John, C ajpn
St. John Hr. (Antigua) aycp
St. John Hr. (Staten I.) avkd
St. John I. (China) anyd
St. John I. (Red Sea) amqb
St. John I. (W.I.) axzk
St. John R. (Africa) alyr
St. JohnR. (Fla.) ayjh
St. Johns (Newfoundland) .. aeva
St. Johns I amqb
St. Johns Pt afug
St. Jorge dos Ilheos avxi
St. Joseph (Mich.) bejx
St. Joseph (Fla.) axek
St. Katharine Docks aejp
St. Kilda afdo
St.KildaPier(Melbourne). . .arzg
St. Kitts I aybx
St. Laurent bdsl
St. Lawrence (Queensland) . .asvp
St. Lawrence, C bcup
St. Lawrence, G. of bdgc
St. Lawrence I apol
St. Lawrence, R bdmp
St. Leonards aslm
St. Leu amhs
St. Lewis Sound bext
St. Louis (Africa) algd
St. Louis (N. B.) bcyt
St. Louis (Reunion) amhs
St. Louis B axve
St. Louis Canal ahrn
St. Louis F AYEP
St. LuceaHr axrs
St. Lucia B. (Africa).... aizf
St. Lucia (Madagascar) amex
St. Lucia (W. I.) ayfg
St. Malo afcg
St. Marco, C aimj
St. Marcouf agbz
St. Margaret B bckr
St. Margaret's Hope afjt
St. Marguerite He ahux
St. Mane amhf
St. Marie, C ampc
St. Marks axez
St. Martin (W. I.) aybf
St. Martin de la Arena agvq
St. Mary B bcfv
St. Mary (Ga.) ayki
St. Mary (Newfoundland) . .beun
St. Mary, C. (Africa) altx
St. Mary, C. (Madagascar). . .amfc
St. Mary, C. (Portugal) ahdi
St. Mary I amej
St. Mary, P amek
St. Mary R. (Mich.) belk
St. Mary R. (N. S.) bcno
St. Marys I. (Scilly) aeou
St. Mary's Road aeoy
St. Mathieu Pt agjw
St. Matthews I atqx
St. Maximo ahum
St. Michael P atqw
St. Michaels (Azores) alde
St. Michel, Mt ager
St. Nazaire (Loire) agph
St. Nazaire , ahpw
St. Nicholas Lt. V afoc
St. Nicholas alhb
St. Nicolas agse
St. Nicolas Pt apuw
St. Nicolas, P ahzw
St. Nikolas ajql
St. Nikolo, P ajqi
St. Orlovsk atsb
St. Paul (Reunion) amht
St. Paul B bdqp
St. Paul, C. (Africa) alno
St. Paul, C. (Black Sea) akip
St. Paul de Loanda altb
St. Paul Hill ansd
St. Paul Hr. (Alaska) atry
St. Paul I. (C. Br. I.) bcus
St. Paul I. (Indian Ocean) . . amjt
St. Paul Rocks awcb
St. Peter B bcqr
St. Peter Hr bdcs
St. Peter P agdc
St. Petersburg acry
St. Pierre (Newfoundland), .bety
St. Pierre (Oleron I.) agrh
St. Pierre (Quiberon) agnx
St. Pierre (Reunion) amhr
St. Pierre (St. Lawrence) . . .bdsr
St. Pierre (W. I.) ayer
St. Pierre de Royan agsb
St. Pietro (Adriatic) ajdy
St. Pietro di Nembo aizq
St. Pietro I. (Sardinia) aien
St. Pol de Leon agim
St. Quay agfy
St. Raphael . ahuq
St. Roque, C. ..v. awbs
St'. Rose amhp
St. Sampson's ' agdh
St. Sauveur agpw
St. Sebastian B alxg
St. SSbastien, C amgv
St. Servan agfe
St. Simon Sound aykr
St. Stefano aicx
St. Stephen bawi
St. Suzanne amhj
St. Thomas (St. Lawrence) .bdrq
St. Thomas (W. I.) axzb
St. Thomas Bight awqd
St. Thomas Peak aqer,
St. Thome alqf
St. Thom<§,.C avuh
St. Tropea ahuk
St. Tudwall Roads aetc
St. Ubes ' ahcq
St. Vaast agcd
St. Valery afyq
St. Valery-en-Caux afyw
St. Vincent (C. Verde Is."l ..algv
St. Vincent I. (Fla.) '. . .axeq
St. Vincent (W. I.) ayfq
St. Vincent, C ahcv
St. Vincent G akud
St. Vincente, P aqfe
St. Vito, C. (Italy) aipz
St. Vito, C. (Sicily) aing
St. Vladimir B aoqw
Staaken adcz
Stabben abpq
Stade adun
Stagno ajfi
Stambul akbj
Stamford Hr azsr
Stampalia ajsh
Stamphani I ajks
Stamsund abiu
Stangate Creek .aejx
Stangholm abhv
Stanislav akgx
Stanley asev
Stanley Hr avkp
Stanley Pool alsn
Stanley, P. (Erie) beal
Stanley, P. (Pacific Is.) . ...aqxjt
Stanley R bdeg
Stapleton aznp
Starhejm . . . : abpl
Starkenhorst acyz
Stark Pt. (England) aenm
Stark Pt. (Orkneys) afgb
Stat • abpc
Staten I. (N. Y.) aznj
Staten I. (S. America) .... .avkb
Stathelle : abwy
Statland abld
Stauns Hd adpj
Stausernsodden abxh
Stavanger abtw
Stave abus
Stave I batd
Stavenes abmv
Stavoren aebv
Stavros, P ajsz
Stedsholm acie
Steep I aoev
Stefano Pt ajxu
Stege adnq
Steilacoom aubt
Steinort, C acve
Stenjer abmf
Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.
495
STENKYRKEHUK— TAARS.
Stenkyrkehuk achm
Steno Pass ajqo
Stenskar acsx
Stensundene abqg
Stephansoit aquf
Stephens B auvn
Stephens, C ateh
Stephens, P. (Falkland Is.) .avkt
Stephens, P. (N. S. W.). - - .asmx
Stephens Pt asmv
Stettin acyx
Stevns C. (Klint) adnx
Stewart I atgx
Stiff Pt AGJQ
Stig Ness admg
Stikine R atsp
Stinking I bewl
Stilow Beacon acyd
Stirling apjx
Stirrup cays axiz
Stirs Pt acrs
Stockholm acjq
Stockton (Australia) asmp
Stockton (England) aply
Stockton (Me.) bapu
Stokkoen." ablr
Stollergrund adex
Stolmen abth
Stolpmunde acyi
Stoncica Pt ajen
Stonehaven afis
Stonehouse aenv
Stone Pillar bdqy
Stonesbotten abhg
.Stonnington azuk
Stono Inlet ayop
Stony Pt bdza
Stor R aduh
Stora akxn
Stora Fiaderagg acm w
Storjungfrun aclp
Storkallagrund acph
Storklappen acik
Storm B asgr
Stomoway •- afcr
Storskar acoy
StoschCh avit
Stotsund abjt
Strahan asfi
Straitsmouth I baji
Stralsund adbt
Strandebarm abse
Strangford apud
Stranraer aexy
Strasburg acvz
Stratford Shs aztg
StrathiePt apdx
Strati AJUC
Streaky B arqo
Streckelsberg aczt
Strelna acsf
StrelokB aoqn
StribPt adhp
Stroma apec
Stromboli I aioj
Strome Ferry afck
Stromhess apet
Stromo aphm
Stromstad .abzm
Strongilo I ajux
Stronsay afem
Strontian I bedc
Strood aejz
Strovathi I ajks
Strukamp Pt adej
Struys B alwz
Stryensas aedu
Stuart I atyv
Stubbekiobir.g adnh
Stylida G ajuy
Suakin.. ampw
Sual . . . .' AQEO
Suances agvr
Suberbievillc amgc
Subig, P acid y
Succonnesset Shoal Lt. V...baev
Suchau aoih
Suda B ajph
Sudak akht
Sudder-ghat ankm
Sunderhoft adtb
Sudero afhk
Suder Piep adtn
Sudzu misaki aoug
Suez AMQS
Suez B AMQT
Suez Canal : akti
Suez G AMQK
Sugarloaf I anzs
Sugarloaf Pt asmz
Suga sima apfh
Sugut R apzk
SujakB akjw
Sukkum B aklj
Sule Skerries afdw -
Sulina Mouth akem
Sulisker afdr
Sulitjelma Mines abjm
Sullivan b asx
Sultan Shoal Lt ansq
Sultans I - -andm
Suma abex
Sumatra apqi
Sumaya aguo
Sumbal aqny
Sumbawa aqnu
Sumburgh Hd afgm
Summerside bczl
Sumter F ayov
Sunda Str apsq
Sundarbans, The anjq
Sunderland aplr
Sundet acdm
Sundsvall aclx
Sundt acdm
Sungi Banj u Asing aprx
Sungi Sungsang. , . . , apry
Sungi Rokan :.„..aprd
Suira alcb
SunkLt. V ....APPG
Sunk Rock Lt amzg
Sunmiyani B amwh
Sup6 AUYJ
Superior City benc
Superior, Lake belq
Sur (Arabia) amsy
Sur (Syria) ,...aksl,
SurPt .....AUHY
Surabaya apwj
Surat amys
Surigao aqki
Surinam R. Lt. V awgp
Sur-Kenis B akvm
Surry barw
Suruga G apgj
Susa (Tunis) akvw
Susa, P. (Japan) aovb
Susaki n?okyo G.) apho
Susaki (Shikoku) apct
Susan, P atjbc
Susquehanna R azed
Sutherland afds
Sutherland Dock asle
Sutsini '.APLC.
Sutt B -.APMX
Suva ARCH
Suvarov Is arhn
Suvero, C aijr
Suvorovski akgd
Suwo nada aozk
Svaneke acpj
Svangen abzp
Svano abpv
Svartklubben ackh
Sveaborg acqz
Svelvik abye
Svendborg adhw
Svendseyre bfah
Svenoer abxj
Svenska Bjorn Lt. V acju
Svenska Hogarnc acjt
Sviatotroitski akgn
Svinbaden Lt. V acds
Svinor abvc
Svolvser abim
Svyatoi Nos abpp
Swakopmund Road aluj
Swalfer Ort acue
Swan B aseh
Swan I. (Tasmania) asdm
Swan I. (Victoria) aryk
Swan R...-. arnq
Swanage aemr
Swansea (England) aero
Swansea (N. S. W.) ashd
Swanterwitz Lt. V aczh
Swatau anzu
Sweden abzh
Swettenham, P anrs
Swilly, Lough afsr
Swinemiinde aczb
Swirie R aczd
Swin Middle Lt. V afpl
Switzerland ahvq
Syauki Pt aobv
Syd Krogo : ablp
Sydney askb
Sydney (0. Br. I.) bcsw
Sydostbuotten Lt. V acmq
Sylt I adsh
Symi ajsn
Synses aboh
Syra ajqw
Syracuse ailj
Syria akri
Syrsan acig
Taa hu ku B argh
Taal aqg z
Taars admp
496
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART II.
TAASINGE— TERRIBLES.
Taasinge I . adij
Tabarca I ahjn
Tabarka akwv
Tabasco awsj
Tablas I aqhc
Tablas, Las awil
Table B alwg
Table Bluff aufk
Table C aset
Table I anmv
Taboria aljd
Tabu almc
Tabuan . apwt
Tabuia aljd
Tachibana ura apdf
Tachin R anug
Tacking Pt asnk
Tacloban aqji
Tacna avcf
Taco, P axls
Tacoma aubr
Tadousac bdpc
Tadri R anbu
Taganrog .'akix
Tagbilaran aqjb
Tagliamento R aiup
Tago B apgt
I Tagus R ahbz
Tahiti arhb
Taiaroa Hd . atif
Taiho I l an yl
Taillefer Pt agnp
Taimur G abcf
Tai oa, P argn
Tai-o-ha6 argl
Taiping fu aogm
Taipu Pt. Lt. Vl awdv
Taitai B aqcj
Taitan I aobh
Taitzuchi Beacon aog x
Taiwan fu aocj
Taize Ura apeu
Tajer", P ajde
Taiura amoz
Takamatau apds
Taka Ramata aqmy
Taka sima aowj
Takasimacho aphu
Takau aocl
Taketoy o apfw
Takhkona Pt actr,
Takly, C akib
Ta ko ho aojf
Taku aojh
Taku Bar Lt. V aojk
Takush B akxi
Taku Shan aokz
Talamone B ahyp
Talanta B t ajoz
Talara auwv
Talauer Is aqlx
Talautse Is aqlw
Talbot I aqsn
Talbot, P AERK
Talca avgd
Talcahuano avgn
Talienwan B aokn
Talindak aqci
Talkna Fiord bfak
Tallais Bank Lt. V agsi
Taltal avdg
Talus, La beqv
Talut Pt. (Lorient) agmy
Taman Lake akji
Tamandare avzi
Tamar, P avjl
Tamar R. . . . asdu
Tamatave. .'. ameq
Tambelan Is apxs
Tambo R avbt
Tambo de Mora P atjzg
Tamise '. . . aegx
Tampa axfk
Tampico awtc
Tamrida t amoi
Tamsui Hr aobw
Tanabe apel
Tana Fiord abpy
Tana R amnk
Tanamo, P axltj
Tananarivo amdp
Tandine B arbti
Tanga B amls
Tangalle anex
Tangaluma Roads asqd
Tanganyika Lake amne
Tangier albi
Tangier I azgi
Tangkiang aocn
Tangoa aqxg
Tangola tangola B auor
Tangtang. ameh
Tanjong Bulus ansl
Tanjong Batu apxw
Tanjong Priok apvf
Taniore anft
Tankar acot
Tankari amyk
Tanl6 B aqzh
Tanna (India) amzc
Tanna (Pacific) aqxz
Tanon Str aqip
Tans6 abqe
Tantu aofw
Tani-Keli Islet amgu
Taormina aikv
Tapagipe B avxy
Tapajos R awex
Tapanuli B apuh
Tappi Saki i aotr
Tapti R amyr
Tapul Group aqls
Taranaki atcr
Tarang anqb
Taranto aipw
Tarapur Pt amyx
Tarascon ahrg
Tarbert. .-. afrb
Tarbet Ness afhr
Tarifa. ahfl
Tarkhan, C akhf
Tarpaulin Cove bacl
Tarrafal B. (St. Antonio) algs
Tarrafal Pt. Q3t. J^0) ALH°
Tarragona ahlt
Tarraville asbq
Tartary, G. of aoqx
Tartus akrx
Tasanho aojp
Tasiko I aqxl
Tasman Hd asgj
Tasmania asdk
Tatamagouche bcxa
Tate ishi zaki aouk
Tate yama apio
Tatoosh I aucl
Tatsingho aojc
Tatsupi, C aotr
Tauan aqsr
Taukopah anpk
Taunton R azwy
Taupiri atby
Tauranga atlw
Tausk B aosh
Tavira ahdj
Taviuni ardk
Tavolara I aidl
Tavoy anot
Tawi Tawi aqlu
Tay R apjb
Tayabas R aqgx
Tayangho aolb
Taylorville atfs
Tchio arbh
Tearaght I afqp
Teavarua Hr : arhl
Tecoanapa auod
Tecojate atjps
Tees R aflw
Tegal apvn
Teheran amuw
Tehmaki Str atmr
Tehuantepec auoz
Teignmouth aeng
Teignouse, La agnj
Tekfur Dagh ajxo
Tellicherri ancj
Telok Anson anrg
Telok Betung apsr
Teluti B aqpw
Temriuk B akjh
Tenacatita B aung
Tenasserim anoy
Tenby aesb
Tendra B akhb
Tenedos ajul
Tenerife alez
T6nez, or, Tenes akyt
Tengchaufu aoix
Tenkitten acwz
Tennant Hr baoh
Teodo B ajfw
Tepa aqpc
Tequepa B auny
Terang B aqoe
Terceira alcy
Tereboli akmg
Terkolei I apro
Termini Imerese ainr
Terminos Lagoon awsh
Termoli airtj
Ternate aqrp
Terneuse aegf
Terningen., abmn
Terracina aigm
Terranova (Sardinia) aedg
Terranova (Sicily) sojl
Terre-Negi-e agry
Terribles, The anli
Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.
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TERSCHELLING— TRANSVAAL.
Terschelling adyz
Terschelling Bank Lt. V adyx
Terstenik I aizt
Testa, C aick
Teste de Buch, La aqtl
Testigos Is awiz
Tete ...ambu
Tete de Flandre aegt
Tetuan akzy
Tetulia R ankb
Teuk chain aobz
Teulada, C aieg
Tevennec aglh
Tewantin asm
Texas awtk
Texel, The adzj
Texel I adzh
Thaipeng anqz
Thames R. (Conn. ) aztv
Thames R. (England) aehtj
Thames R. (N. Z.) atmj
Thartia Hr anpv
Thaso I ajtjt
Thayetmyo anml
Tbemistocles, C ajoq
Theodosia akhw
Therapia akcf
Thermia ajqf
Thiessow *, aczy
Thinai Hr anwi
Thisted adef
Tholen aefj
Thomas I - - alqf
Thomas Pt azdi
Thomaston bAnm
Thorbjorns Kjser abyw
Thornton R ambl
Thornton Haven aokw
Thoro adhy
Thorshavn afhi
Thousand Is., The bdvx
Three Hummock I asfb
Three Points, C almu
Three Points, C. (Arg.) avlo
Three Rivers bdtv
Throgs Neck azsf
Thunder B begi
Thunder C bemo
Thuno adjz
Thursday I aszm
Thurso afdz
Thybo Ron adrc
TibbettPt bdzm
Tiber R aifz
Tief en Haf en actx
Tiemunkwau aojd
TienpakHr anxw
Tientsin aojl
Tierra del Fuego avju
J Tiflis aklw
Tigani, P ajth
TigilR aosq
Tignish bdey
Tignoso I ajhp
Tigris R amus
Tihenpien Hr anxw
Tikao aqgi
Tiko aptw
Tilat aqht
Tilbury Docks aeio
Tilig, P aqdf
Tillamook Rock audo
Tilsit acwn
Tilt Cove bexk
Timaru atix
Timballier I awyb
Timmendorf adck
Timor aqon
Timor Laut aqpf
Timsah, Lake akto
Tina Mayor agvu
Tinghai Hr aoei
Tino I ".. .ahxo
Tinos i ajqk
Tifioso, C i ahiy
Tinto R ahdw
Tintingue ameh
Tipara B arsx
Tipaza P aky«
Tiri tiri Matangi I atmz
Tistlame acbu
Tizenko B aont
Tiznitz alcg
Toamasina ameq
Toba apfe
Tobacco P., R azbp
Tobago aygr
Tobako R aqfy
Tocantins R awef
Tocopilla avcr
Todos Santos B aukp
Togo ALNT
Tokarofski, C aopy
Tokelau arep
Toku shima apdj
Tokuyama aozn
Tokyo apic
Tolboukin acrw
Toledo beco
Tolero P ajez
Tolkemit. acxi
Tolkeshwar Pt amzy
Tolle aitf
Tolmeita akus
Tolon B ajnm
Tolstonow abcl
Tolten avhq
Tomaga sima apbz
Tomales B aufy
Tomari ura aoyb
Tom6 avgj
TomilB aqvh
Tomo apbf
Tompkinsville azns
Tona Canal apjd
Tonala aupe
Tondi anfm
Tone gawa apif
Tonga Is ardq
Tong Aing anop
Tongass P atsv
Tongatabu I ards
Tongka anps
Tongoi, P avej
Tongsang Hr - - - aobd
Tongshu I aodm
Tongue Lt. V aeic
TonkinG anwo
Tonning adtf
Tonquet < afyk
Tonsberg. abxn
Topche B a jyp
Topdals Fiord abvx
Topkhana akbs
Topla B ajft
Topolobampo B aumj
Tor AMQW
Tor Pt AFTO
Toragy Pt asip
Tor B. (England) aeni
Tor B. (N. S.) bcod
Tordera ahmp
Tore acny
Torgauten abyv
Torifiana, C agyh
Tormentine, C bcxs
Toro Pt awnu
Toronto bdxt
Torquay aenh
Torre . . , aiwm
Torre dell' Annunziata, P. . .aihq
Torre Orlando aigq
Torres, P. . : aifm
Torres Str asze
Torrevieja ahjk
Torrox ahgq
Torruella ahmy
Tortola axzm
Tortoli aidq
Tortoralillo aved
Tortosa, C ahlm
Tortuga I (Haiti) axtm
Tortuga I (Venezuela) awjq
Tortugas Is axgl
Torungen abwg
Tory Ch atkj
Tory I afsq
Tougourski G aosb
Toulinguet Pt agkw
Toulinguet I bewv
Toulon AHTF
Toulouse ' AHQD
Touquet, Pt. du afyk
Tourane anwk
Tour de la Lande agih
Tourneville agel
Tourville agel
Touzla ajyi
Tpva I avls
Toward Pt aeyo
Townsend bans
Townsend, P atzo
Townsville as wt
Toyohashi apgb
Tracadie (N. B.) bdhs
Tracadie (N. S.) bcvq
Tracadie (P. Ed. I.) bdcv
Trade Town alkp
Trren I abkc
Trafalgar, C ahfi
Traiventos avnu
Tralee afqs
Tramontana Pt aimp
Tranekioer adip
Tranholm abmi,
Trani aiqy
Trano (Nyleden) abru
Trano abhw
Tranquebar anfz
Transvaal alvp
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498
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART II.
TRAPANI URAGA .
Trapani ainb
Traste ajgb
Trau ajdp
Travancore Coast ancu
Travemtinde adcq
Trave R adct
Traverse C. (P. Ed. I.) bczo
Traverse, Lower Lt. V bdqs
Traverse, Upper, Lt. V bdqv
Traverse City bblh
Trebizond akmc
Tred Haven Creek azey
Tre Forcas, C akzt
Treguier aghp
Treisseny, P agjc
Trekroner adoq
Trelleborg acer
Trembles Sh bdtn
Tremiti Is , airl
Trenton (Erie) beau
Trenton (N. J.) azkm
Treport, Le afys
Tre Porti P aitw
Tre Pozzi P ajer
Tres Marias Is., las aumy
Tres Montes, C avin
Tres Puntas, C avlo
Trevignon Pt agmj
Trevose Hd aepj
Triagoz / aghx
Trial B asnw
Trichinopoly anfv
Trieste aivo
Trieux R aghp
Trincomali ,. . . anfe
Trindelen Lt. V adqi
Tringano antr
Trinidad (W. I.) aygz
Trinidad de Cuba axps
Trinidad, G. of aviz
Trinidad Hr. (Cal.) aupe
Trinidad Is. (S. Atlantic). . .awcd
Trinit6 B., La ayet
Trinity B aopm
Trinity Hr bevu
Trinkitat Hr ampv
Tripoli (Africa) akun
Tripoli (Syria) aksb
Tristan da Cunha alvg
Tristoma ajse
Tristomos akpy
Triumpho avrm
Trivandrum ancw
Trocadero ahew
Troense adhz
Troja I ahyn
Tromlien I amix
Tromso abhc
Trondhjem abmd
Troon aeyi
Troubridge Shs arts
Trouville agbf
Truk Is aqvp
Truro bcd w
Trussan B aptn
Truxillo (Honduras) a wpg
Truxillo (Peru) auxq
Tsarigrad Mouth .... akfs
Tryon bozr
Tsauhia I aogi
Tsaulianghai aond
Tsientangkiang aoes
Tsingseu I aobg
Tsu appn
Tsuda B apdq
Tsugaru Str aotc
Tsukiji apid
Tsukumi aoyv
Tsuno sima aotjw
Tsuruga B aoun
Tsurugi saki aphg
Tsuru sima apeg
Tsu sima aonc
Tuamarina atkd
Tuamotu Arch argq
Tuban apwc
Tubuai arhs
Tucker Beach azmi
Tubud Pt AQKE
Tudor, P AMND
Tugela R alzd
Tula AMNU
Tulang Bawang R apsm
Tulalip aubd
Tulang R apsm
Tulcea akep
Tulcha AKEG
Tullear amph
Tumaco, P auts
Tuman B avfu
Tumen R., or, Tumen Ula. .aope
Tumbez auws
Tuma Pt axwv
Tunara ahgc
Tunas axpu
Tungao anzo
Tungchau aojm
Tungenses abtu
Tunghi B amcv
Tungkuen aodc
Tungliu aohe
Tunglotu Beacon aofr
Tungsha aode
Tungsha Lt. V aofe
Tungting Lake aoie
Tungyai R anur
Tunis akvd
Turanganui R atlq
Turiamo, P awkp
Turin ahwu
Turk Is axkr
Turkey ajvp
Turnabout I aobp
Turnberry Pt aeyd
Turneffe Is awqr
Turner B bclg
Turnu-Magurele akpb
Turnu-Severin akfe
Turos Inlet asil
Turton, P artk
Turyassu awdk
Tuscany ahxv
Tuskar Rk apvs
Tusket R bcgw
Tuslinski Lt. V akic
Tuspan awsz
Tuticorin andz
Tutoia awcv
Tutuila I ardz
Tutukaka Hr atni
Tutun Liman ajyk
Tuxpan awsz
Tuzla (G. of Ismid) ajyi
Tuzla Bank (Kertch Str.). . .akjq
Tuzla C. (Roumania) akeg
Tvedestrand abwk
Tweed R. (England) apkt
Tweed R. (Queensland) aspc
Twofold B ashw
Tybee aymq
Tyka aocd
Tylo ACDE
Tyne R aplh
Tynemputh afli
Tyre aksl
Tyroom Road asrtj
Ua Huku I argo
Ua Pu I argp
Ubas Pt aixw
Ubati aqzu
Ubatuba avtc
Uckermtinde acztj
Uddevalla abzu
Uddyhoj Lt adpk
Udsire abtl
Udski B aosc
Ilea ardw
Ugi I aqwg
Ukinsk B apnl
Ulbo AJBZ
Uleaborg acok
Ulenge amlt
Ulfsten aboq
Ulko Kalla acop
Ulladulla asiz
Ullanger acmj
Ullensvang absk
Ulua R awps
Ulvesund abpe
Ulvshale adno
Umago aiwg
Umea acms
Umpanbinyoni R alyu
Umpqua R aueb
Umur Banks Lt. V akct
Una avxe
Una R avzg
Unalaklik F atqd
Understen ackl
Underwood, P atkh
Unie I aizd
Unieh akmo
Union B avmr
Union City atzy
Union Iron Works Docks. . . augm
Union Is arep
Union, P. La auqt
Union River B basc
United States azcn
Unkofsky B aonh
Unst AFHD
Uomo-Morto Pt aioc
Upolu I areg
Upper Cedar Pt azbs
Upper Traverse Lt. V bdqv
Upright, C avjk
Upsala aclg
Urado Hr apcw
Uraga Ch aphk
Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.
499
URA— VINCENT.
lira Kami Hr apet
Urakawa aple
Ureparapara I .' aqwv
Urk '.' AEBR
Ursholm abzn
Ursvik acnj
Uruguay avpm
Urup I apmp
TJrzuf AKHS
Usedom aczq
Uahant agjo
Ushibuka Hr aoxu
Ushinish afdh
Ushuwaia avjw
Usk aeqt
Uson B aqho
Ustica I ainz
USU, C APLN
Usuki aoyw
Ut Grumden Lt. V acge
Utholmen achk
Utilla I awpq
Utklippan acpz
Utlangan acgd
Uto ACQH
Utrecht aebj
Utsire abtl
Uvita Hr ausd
Uwajima apcr
Vacche I aicp
Vada ahyg
Vaderoarne abzx
Vaderobod abzq
Vaddo ackb
Vado ahwm
Vadso abpw
Vseggen abie
Vseiro admj
Vaeroerna abmo
Vailoa arep
Vakalpudi anhp
Valberg abit
Valdemarsvik acih
Valdersund abls
Valdivia avhtj
Valenca (Brazil) avxq
Valenca (Portugal) agzx
Valencia - ahko
Valentia afql
Valetta aior
Valle Grande ajeq
Vallejo atjgv
Valliere Pt agsj
Vallo - abxq
Valona B ajgx
Valparaiso avpc
Valsche, C aqsh
Vamadori Ch apjg
Vancouver atvh
Vancouver I atuv
VanDiemen G ariy
i Van Diemen Str aoyp
Vanga amlw
Vangsnses abqo
Vanikoro I aqwr
Vannes agoe
Vao arbo
Vanua Levu arctj
Vanua Mbalavu . ardl
Varanger Fiord abptj
Varzze ahwo
Vardar Bank Lt. V ajvu
Vardo abpx
Varel adwu
Vareler Siel adwy
Varella, C an we
Vares, C agxc
Varna akdv
Varne Lt. V aekx
Varsko adnp
Vasili R ajmti
Vasilina, C ajvc
Vasto airv
Vatersay I apdn
Vathi, P. (Archipelago) ajti
Vathi, P. (Greece) . ajkn
Vathy, P ajrq
Vaticano, C adi
Vatomandri amer
Vato '. . acjy
Vaxholm acjm
Veblungsnses abnp
Vecchio, P ahyl
Vecchio, P aibp
Vedbsek adou
Vedelsborg Hd adhn
Veere aefq
Vefring abpw
Vegesack adwb
Veglia aiztj
Veile adjn
Veis Ness adip
Vekens B aptj
Vela, C. La awkn
Velasco awuv
Velez de la Gomera. akzv
Velez Malaga ahgp
Velo, P awno
Vendres, P ahps
Venere, P ahxj
Venezuela awip
Vengurla. .' anbi
Vengurla Rocks anbh
Venice aits
Ventimiglia ahvy
Ventosa B auox
Ventoso Mt agxj
Ventotene I aigs
Venus Hr arqw
Venus Pt arhc
Ver, Pt.de agbr
Vera Cruz awsx
Verawal amxr
Verbenico P aizy
Verboska ajeh
Verde, C algi
Verde I ahps
Verga, C aliz
Verko Matala Lt. V acrq
Vermilion bedm
Vermilion B awxj
Vernon, Mt azby
Vernon R ayme
Versailles apzy
Vert C algi
Verte B bcxp
Veruda, P aixj
Ve Skerries apgz
Vestborg Pt adjx
Vesteraalen abhq
Vesterrenden acbm
Vesterwik acib
Vestmanhavn aphj
Vestra Banken Lt. V acln
Vestre Havn abvw
Vesuvius, Mt aiho
Vianna ahbc
Viareggio ahxt
Vibberodden abum
Viborg acrn
Vicenza atop
Vicksburg awzx
Victor, P arvo
Victoria ^Australia) arxc
Victoria (Brazil) avwe
Victoria (B. C.) atxe
Victoria (Hongkong) anyp
Victoria B . . , aokq
Victoria Dock (Bombay) ... amzk
Victoria Hr apyr
Victoria Haven abjp
Victoria I bemr
Victoria, Mt. ( Auckland)... atmv
Victoria, Mt. ( Wellington).. atkr
Victoria Nyanza Lake amnp
Victoria, P. (England) aejv
Victoria, P. (S. Australia). . .artc
Victoria, P. (Seychelles) amjc
Victoria Pier bcst
Victoria R arkc
Victorovski akgb
Vicuna Hr arde
Vieille, La agli
Vienna aivc
Vieques I axyu
Vierge I agje
Vieste airh
Vieux F ayfo
Vifsta (Wifsta) wharf acme
Vig abup
Vigan aqetj
Vigie Summit aypk
Vigo.^ AGZP
Vigsnses Mines abto
Vigten Is abkt
Vikor absg
Viksoren abqn
Vilaine, La, R agon
Villa fNorway) abip
Villa (Finland) acrm
Villa de Conde ahbe
Villa do Porto aldn
Villa Franca aldh
Villagarcia agzc
Villajoyosa ahjs
Villano, C agyd
Villanueva. ahlx
Villa Pillar avcp
Villa Reale ahdk
Villaricos ahit
Villa Velha B avwc
Villaviciosa agwb
Ville-es-Martin agpd
Villefranche ahvg
Villegagnon F avtr
Vin f. BDGR
Vinaroz ahlc
Vincent, C bdwg
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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART II.
VINCENT— WIGTON.
Vincent, P aktjj
Vineyard Haven badf
Vineyard Sound Lt. V baci
Vinga .^ acbn
Vingaskar : acdi
Vingorla anbi
Virama axqd
Virgin Gorda axzo
Virginia axyo
Virginia ayup
Virgins, C avjs
Visby achl
Viscaya agvd
Visdal abnv
Vistula R aoxm
Viti Levu Lt. V arcg
Vivero , agwz
Vizagapatam anhg
Vizeu awdo
Viziadrug anbp
Vlaardingen aedb
Vladivdstok. ..'. aopz
Vlieland adzf
VlikoP ajip
Vlissingen aefu
Voge'sland adtx
Vonimao B . ( Vohemar) amec
Volano aitb
Volcano B apkw
Volden abow
Volga R '... . AKLT
Volo AJVF
Volosca , . aiyj
Voloshski, or, Voloshskaia. akgo
Volta R ALNK
Voltri ahwq
Vona B akml
Vonitza ajih
Voorne Canal aedp
Vordingborg adnp
Vorona Islet amgs
Vostitza ajlk
Vourlah akon
Vrsengen abxp
Vresen adit
Vulcano I aiog
Vungchao anwg
Vungkuit anwj
Vurko B ajiv
Vyl Lt. V ADBT
Wada no misaki apbq
Waddington bdvc
Waddo aceb
Wade I aogl
Wade Pt ayuj
Wadi Draa alch
Waglan Islet anzf
Waialua arfw
Waiauoua R atjo
Waigatch I .abdv
Waigiu I aqrs
Waihau Hr xatmh
Waiheke Ch atmp
Waikato R atbr
Waikawa athm
Waikouaiti atin
Wailangilala I. j - ardj
Wainfleet apnh
Waipaoa R atlo
Waipapapa Pt athk
Wairau R atjy
Waitapu atep
Waitara R atcl
Wakamatsu .- aowc
Wakasa B .< aoum
Wakayama apcf
Wakefield arus
Walcheren aepo
Walcott, P arlq
Walde afxv
Wales aeqv
Walfisch B aluk
Wallace ,bcxg
Wallaroo arsv
Wallis I ardw
Walney I aewd
Walton bcei
Wandelaar Lt. V aehf
Wando R aypk
Wandsbek adux
LU ATDE
janui AT0C
Wanganui Inlet atez
Wangeroog I adxf
Warn B aqnc
Wantaokwan aoeq
Warberg acbx
Wardell asor
Wari aloi
Warkworth aflc
Warnbro Sound arnv
Wamemiinde adcf
Warner Lt. V aelv
Waro acbt
Warren azwm
Warrender, P arks
Warrington axds
Warrnambool arxo
Warsaw acvm
Warsaw Sound aymh
Waru B aqpv
Wasa acpp
Wash, The afnb
Washington (D. C.) azch
Washington (N. C.) aysw
Washington F azcb
Washington G aomk
Washington, P beiq
Washington State atxw
Washishti R amzx
Wash-sheecootai B bepr
Wasin amlx
Wassi Kussa aqsl
Watagheistic Sound bepx
Watchet aepw
Watch Hill Pt azun
Waterford (Ireland) afwe
Waterford (Queensland) asrc
Waterview B asli
Watling I axju
Watson B askl
Watum adyo
Waukegan beja
Wauraltee arte
Wea Sisi aqyd
Weda aqrk
Wedge I bcnl
Weener adxz
Weihaiwei aois
Welchpool b avu
Weld, P anqv
Welland Canal bdyc
Wellesley Is aret
Wellington atkv
Wells apnp
Welshpool asbi
Wencnau B aodx
Wenchau fu aodr
Weser Lt. V advl
Weser R advk
Wessel, C aris
West C.'Howe arpi
West Channel (Kattegat). . .acbm
West Chop Pt badc
Western P arzu
Westerplatte acxr
West Hinder Lt. V aehi
West India Docks aeji
West Indies axu
West Ironbound I bcjt
Westkapelle aefr
Westminster aehw
West Pt. ( Anticosti) bdmc
West Pt. (P. Ed. I.) bcyz
West Pt. York R. (Va.) ayxm
Westport ^Ireland) afru
Westport (N. Z.) atpk
West R . : ANZB
West Sand arym
West Sister I becw
West Volcano I aoew
Wetta I aqow
Wexford afvo
Weymouth (England) aemu
Weymouth (N. S.) bcfy
Whaingaroa Hr atcb
Whale Rock azvc
Whalsey afgr
Whampoa anyk
Whangarei Hr atng
Whangaroa (Chatham Is.). . .atov
AVhangaroa (N. Z.) atnu
Whangaruru Hr atnk
Whidbey I atzc
Whitby afmb
White Fish Pt bepl
Whitehall beks
Whitehaven aewl
Whitehead I. (Me.) baok
Whitehead I. (N. S. ). . . ,s - -bcog
White I. Reef Lt. V bdpm
White Sea '. . .' abed
Whitianga atmb
Whitsand B aeof
Whitstable: aekd
Whyda j alnv
Wick (Scotland) afho
Wickford azvo
Wickham, C ascr
Wicklow afvi
Wicomico R azbj
Wide Bay Hr asrm
Widnes aeuz
Wielingen Lt. V aehd
Wieringen adzr
Wifsta Wharf. : acme
Wight, Isle of aemj
Wigton aexp
Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.
501
WIJU— ZENGG.
Wiju aolh
Wlk ADES
Wiken acdu
Wild Boar Reach aogv
Wilhelmshaven '. adwp
Willapa R aucr
Willemsoord adzp
Willemstad abdt
William, F afbp
William Pitt B amgw
William, P athg
Williamstown • aryx
Williamstown Docks arzp
Willoughby C arub
Willunga - arvg
Wilmington (Cal.) aujc
Wilmington (Del.) azjl
Wilmington (Ga.) aymk
Wilmington (N. C.) aybd
Wilna acvj
Wilson Promontory asbc
Wilson Pt atzi
Windau acuz
Windenburger acwj
Windmill Pt ayzh
Windsor (England) abhz
Windsor (Erie) becd
Windsor (N. S.) bcex
Windward Is ayfe
Winga acbn
Wings Neck bacd
Winnissimmet b aie
Winter Hr batg
Winterport bapx
Winter Quarter Sh. Lt. V. . .azhd
Winterton afntj
Wisbeach apnl
Wiscasset bamtt
Wisconsin beng
Wise Mt aenz
Wismar adcm
Withernsea apmk
Wittower adbo
Wivenhoe appi
Woitzig Lt. V aczg
Wokam I aqp j
Wolf I aylg
Wolf Rock aeos
Wolf Trap Shs ayxv
Wolgast aczo
Wollin acyt
Wollongong asjm
Wolves Is ...baxv
Wonsan aols
Wood End bagc
Wood I bal«
Wood Holl BACR
Woody I astb
Wooloomooloo B askp
Woolwich aeiw
Workington aewo
Worm's Hd aert
Wbrmso actn
Worthing aelm
Would Lt. V apnt
Wrangel, P atsp
Wrangelll apov
Wrath, C -'- - -afdu
Wreck B auvp
WremenTief Advp
Wuchang fu aoib
Wuching i aohp
Wuchu fu ANZE
Wufu , aodb
Wuhu AOGN
Wurtemberg acvw
Wustrow ADCB
Wusueh aohs
Wusung aopi
Wyandotte beax
Wyk adsu
Wyndham arkn
Wvre R aevx
Xagua, P axpk
Xeres - aher
Xeros, G. of . ajwp
Xingu R .awes
Yafa aksu
Yalahau awro
Yali B akqb
Yalmal Promontory abcs
Yalta akhq
Yalu R aold
Yamada (Owari B.) appl
Yamada apke
Yamadori Ch apjg
Yanaon angx
Yanez B avhl
Yangtse R aofd
Yankalilla arvi
Yap I aqvg
Yaquina audw
Yarbutenda alhx
Yarmouth (England) apny
Yarmouth (N. S.) bcgk
Yarra R arzb
Yate, P arbl
Yatsushiro aoxr
Yawatahama Hr apck
Ydre Mokkelas abwj
Y6 ANOR
Yebnah aksy
Yebosi I aowh
Yellaboi Sound alto
Yellow I atwb
Yellow R ao jc
Yellow Sea aoij
Yemen Province amsc
Yenbo amrg
Yenchu aoeu
Yengen aqzw
YenikaleC ..akil
Yeni-Kioi akce
Yenisei abcj
Yeni-Shehr, C ajwu
Yeno ura apgo
Yentoa B aokr
Yerimo saki aput
Yesan Saki apkv
Yesashi apmz
Yetorup I apmb
Yeu, lie d' agpx
Yingtsu aokc
Yinkoa aokg
Ylo Road avbu
Ymuiden aecg
Yobuko aowk
Yochau fu aoid
Yokkav ichi apfq
Yokohama (Rikuoku G.) aoti
Yokohama (G. of Tokyo) apht
Yokosuka aphn
Yola alpe
Yonesiro Gawa aots
Yongsangang R aomg
Yonodzu, P aoyr
York (England) apmj
York, C aszc
York Factory bezc
York R. (Me.) bakv
YorkR. (Va.) ayxj
York Sound arku
Yorktown ayxl
Yoshida, P apco
Youghal afwo
Ysabel I aqwk
Ystad acev
Ytapere amey
Ytteroerne abpo
Yucatan awrg
Yuensan aonl
Yugorski Str abdw
Yukon R atql
Yukyeri Pt aknq
Yule Roads asqj
Yulinkau B anxs
Yuma .' auls
Yumuri B axlg
Yunan anms
Yungching aoip
Yung R , aoej
Yura Hr apdo
Yzeren Baak aedn
Zaandam adzx
Zafarin I akzq
Zaffarano, C j, ainq
Zaglava Rock aiyw
Zambales Province aqeg
Zambezi R ambn
Zamboanga aqip
Zand B. apxd
Zanddijk aebz
Zandvoort aecj
Zannone aigr
Zante ajkq
Zanzibar amlb
Zaole Aivs
Zara ajcu
Zarza R axpw
Zarzis akve
Zaudzi Road amdj
Zaverda B ajiu
Zea ajqg
Zealand adkv
Zebayir Is amru
Zeberjed I amqb
Zebu aqim
Zeeland aegk
Zeila amow
Zeitun, G ajuy
AJBI
502
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES . ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART II.
ZHIZHGINSK— ZWAANTJIES.
Zhizhginsk I abeq
Zierikzee aepi
Zighinkor alic
Zimnegorski abej
Zingst adbw
Zinnowitz aczl
Zirona. ajdm
Zoutelande. . ; aefs
Zoutkamp adys
Zuider Zee aebp
Zululand alvh
Zumaya aguo
Zurva, C ajnv
Zuydcoote apxp
Zwaantjies Drooghte Lt apwk
INTERNATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS.
PART III
STORM-WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS, LIFE-SAVING STATIONS, TIME-
SIGNAL STATIONS, AND WIRELESS TELEGRAPH STATIONS OF THE
UNITED STATES; LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS OF THE
WORLD; SEMAPHORE, DISTANCE, AND WIGWAG
CODES, AMERICAN, ENGLISH, AND FRENCH.
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PART III.
STORM-WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.
ATLANTIC COAST.
Eastport, Me.
Portland, Me. (Center.)
* West Quoddy Head, Me.
* Cutler, Me.
* Machiasport, Me.
* Bangor, Me.-
Whitehead, Me.
Marshall Point Light, Me.
Booth Bay Harbor, Me.
Boston, Mass. (Center.)
Portsmouth, N. H.
* Seaveys Island Navy Yard, N. H.
* Jerrys Point, N. H.
* Eye Beach, N. H.
* Wallis Sands, N.H.
Newburyport, Mass.
Gloucester, Mass.
* Thatchers Island, Mass.
Marblehead, Mass.
Hull, Mass.
Race Point, Mass.
Provincetown, Mass.
Highland Light, Mass.
Wellfleet, Mass.
Chatham, Mass.
Monomoy, Mass.
Hyannis, Mass.
* Nantucket Shoals Light-ship, Mass.
* Cross Rip Light-ship, Mass.
East Chop, Mass.
Nobska Light, Mass.
Tarpaulin Cove, Mass.
Cuttyhunk, Mass.
New Bedford, Mass.
* New Bedford Yacht Club, Mass.
Fall River, Mass.
Newport, R. I.
Point Judith, R. I.
Saunderstown, R. I.
Stonington, Conn.
New London, Conn.
Nantucket, Mass.
Providence, R. I. (Center.)
Providence Yacht Club, R. I.
Block Island, R. I. (Center.)
Southeast Light, R. I.
New Haven, Conn. (Center.)
New Haven Light, Conn.
Bridgeport, Conn.
New York, N. Y. (Center.)
* Greenwich, Conn.
New Rochelle Yacht Club, N. Y.
Center Island, Oyster Bay, N. Y.
Sewanhaka Yacht Club, N. Y.
* Montauk Point, N. Y.
* Ardsley on Hudson, N. Y.
* Yonkers Yacht Club, N. Y.
Fort Schuyler, N. Y.
Governors Island, N. Y.
* Sea Gate, N. Y.
* Princebay, N. Y.
* Raritan Yacht Club, N. Y.
* Bay Shore Yacht Club, N. Y.
* Perth Amboy, N. J.
Sandy Hook, N. J.
Long Branch, N. J.
Atlantic City, N. J. (Center.)
* Little Egg Life-Saving Station, N. J.
* Great Egg Life-Saying Station, N. J.
* Ocean City Life-Saving Station, N. J.
* Corson Inlet Life-Saving Station, N. J.
* Townsend Inlet Life-Saving Station, N. J.
* Hereford Inlet Life-Saving Station, N. J.
Cape May, N. J.
* Cape May Point Life-Saving Station, N. J.
Philadelphia, Pa. (Center.)
Port Norris, N. J.
Bivalve, N. J.
Reedy Island, Del.
-■ Delaware Breakwater, Del.
Baltimore, Md. (Center.)
Oxford, Md.
Annapolis, Md.
The Anchorage, Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore American Building, Baltimore, Md.
Norfolk, Va. (Center.)
Fort Monroe, Va.
Newport News, Va.
Cape Henry, Ya.
Elizabeth City, N. C.
Edenton, N. C.
Columbia, N. C.
Manteo, N. C.
Washington, N. C,
* Diamond Shoals Light-ship, N. C.
Hatteras, N. C.
* Cooperative.
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STORM-WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Part III.
Wilmington, N. C. (Center.)
* Newbern, N. C.
* Cape Lookout Life-Saving Station, N. C.
Beaufort, N. C.
Morehead City, N. C.
Southport, N. C.
* Oak Island, Life-Saving-Station, N. C.
Charleston, S. C. (Center.)
North Island, S. C.
South Island, S. C.
Georgetown, S. C.
Moultrieville, S. C.
* Charleston Light-vessel, S. C.
Youngs Island, S. C.
Savannah, Ga. (Center.)
Port Eoyal, S. C.
Tybee Island, Ga.
* Thunderbolt, Ga.
* Montgomery, G.a.
Darien, Ga.
* St. Simons Light, Ga.
Brunswick, Ga.
Jacksonville, Fla. (Center.)
Fernandina, Fla.
* Fernandina Quarantine Station, Fla.
Mayport, Fla.
* Cummers Mill (Jacksonville), Fla.
St. Augustine, Fla.
* Daytona, Fla.
Miami, Fla.
* Puntarasa, Fla.
* Punta Gorda, Fla.
* Port Inglis, Fla.
Cedar Keys, Fla.
Jupiter, Fla. (Center.)
West Palm Beach, Fla.
Key West, Fla. (Center.)
Sand Key, Fla.
Dry Tortugas, Fla.
Tampa, Fla. (Center.)
* St. Petersburg, Fla.
Egmont Key, Fla.
Port Tampa, Fla.
Clear Water; Fla.
* Anclote, Fla.
Pensacola, Fla. (Center.)
Carrabelle, Fla.
i Apalachicola, Fla.
* Bagdad, Fla.
Mobile, Ala. (Center.)
Fort Morgan, Ala.
Scranton, Miss. ,
* Biloxi, Miss.
Gulfport, Miss.
New Orleans, La. (Center.)
Pass Christian, Miss.
* Bay St. Louis, Miss.
* Salmen, La.
Morgan City, La.
Pilottown, La.
Burwood, La.
Galveston, Tex. (Center.)
* Sabine Pass, Tex.
* Port Arthur, Tex.
* Seabrook, Tex.
* Velasco, Tex.
Matagorda, Tex.
Port Lavaca, Tex.
Point Isabel, Tex.
Corpus Christt, Tex.
* Rockport, Tex.
Tarpon, Tex.
(Center.)
GREAT LAKES.
Oswego, N. Y. (Center.)
Oswego Life-Saving Station, N. Y.
Rochester, N. Y.
Buffalo, N. Y. (Center.)
Buffalo Life-Saving Station, N. Y.
Ogdensburg, N. Y
Cape Vincent, N. Y.
Sacket Harbor, N. Y.
* Stoney Point, N. Y.
North Fair Haven, N. Y.
Sodus Point, N. Y.
Fort Ontario Life-Saving Station, N. Y.
Charlotte, N. Y.
Fort Niagara, N. Y.
Tonawanda, N. Y.
Dunkirk, N. Y.
Erie, Pa.
Cleveland, Ohio. (Center.)
Soldiers' Home, Erie, Pa.
Conneaut Harbor, Ohio.
Ashtabula, Ohio.
Fairport, Ohio.
Cleveland Life-Saving Station, Ohio.
Lorain, Ohio
Huron, Ohio.
Cleveland, Ohio — Continued.
Marblehead, Ohio.
Kelleys Island, Ohio.
Put in Bay, Ohio.
Sandusky, Ohio.
Toledo, Ohio.
Detroit, Mich. (Center.)
* Smiths Coal Docks, Detroit, Mich.
Port Huron, Mich. (Center.)
* Kendalls Wharf, Port Huron, Mich.
* Millers Dock, Port Huron, Mich.
Lake View Beach Life-Saving Station,
Harbor Beach, Mich.
Point aux Barques, Mich.
Bay City, Mich.
Alpena, Mich. (Center.)
Tawas, Mich.
East Tawas, Mich.
Oscoda, Mich.
Thunder Bay Island, Mich.
Middle Island, Mich.
Presque Isle Light, Mich.
Cheboygan, Mich.
Mich.
* Cooperative.
Part III. storm-warning display stations of the united states.
507
Grand Haven, Mich.
Chicago, III. (Center.)
Mackinac Island, Mich.
Mackinaw, Mich.
Harbor Springs, Mich.
Charlevoix, Mich.
St. James, Beaver Island, Mich.
Church Hill, Beaver Island, Mich.
North Manitou Island, Mich.
South Manitou Island, Mich.
Glen Haven, Mich.
Frankfort, Mich.
Manistee, Mich.
Manistee Life-Saving Station, Mich.
Big Point Sable, Mich.
Ludington Life-Saving Station, Mich.
Ludington, Mich.
Muskegon, Mich.
Macatawa, Mich.'
Holland, Mich.
Saugatuck, Mich.
South Haven, Mich.
St. Joseph, Mich.
Michigan City, Ind.
Chicago Life-Saving Station, 111.
South Chicago Life-Saving Station, 111.
Red Wing, Minn.
Lake City, Minn.
Milwaukee, Wis. (Center.)
Kenosha, Wis.
Racine, Wis.
Milwaukee Life-Saving Station, Wis.
Sheboygan, Wis.
Milwaukee, Wis. — Continued.
Manitowoc, Wis.
Kewaunee, Wis.
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
Green Bay, Wis.
Escanaba, Mich. (Center.)
Menominee, Mich.
* Gladstone, Mich.
Sault Sainte Marie, Mich. (Center.)
Detour, Mich.
Whitefish Point, Mich.
Deer Park, Mich.
Grand Marais, Mich.
Munising, Mich.
Marquette, Mich. (Center.)
Presque Me, Mich.
Houghton, Mich. (Center.)
* Pequaming, Mich.
Eagle Harbor, Mich.
Ship Canal Life-Saving Station, Mich.
* Ontonagon, Mich.
Duluth, Minn. (Center.)
Ashland, Wis.
Washburn, Wis.
Bayfield, Wis.
Superior, Wis.
* West Superior, Wis.
Two Harbors, Minn.
PACIFIC COAST.
Tacoma, Wash.
Seattle, Wash.
Port Crescent, Wash.
Tatoosh Island, Wash.
North Head, Wash.
Portland, Oreg. (Center.)
* Tacoma Tug and Barge Co. Office, Wash.
* Everett, Wash.
* Bellingham, Wash.
* Bellingham, Station A, Wash.
* Blaine, Wash.
Anacortes, Wash.
Port Townsend, Wash.
Port Angeles, Wash.
East Clallam, Wash.
Neah Bay, Wash.
Aberdeen, Wash.
* Cape Disappointment Life - Saving Station,
Wash.
* Point Adams Life Saving Station, Wash.
Astoria, Oreg.
* Tillamook, Oreg.
Marshfield, Oreg.
Eureka, Cal.
San Francisco, Cal. (Center.)
* Humboldt Bay Life-Saving Station, Cal.
* Oil Port, Cal.
* Table Bluff, Cal.
Eureka Life-Saving Station, Cal.
* Fort Bragg, Cal.
* Mendocino, Cal.
Point Reyes Light, Cal.
Mount Tamalpais, Cal.
Sausalito, Cal.
* Mare Island Navy- Yard, Cal.
* Goat Island, Cal.
Point Lobos, Cal.
Southeast Farallon, Cal.
* Port Harford, Cal.
Santa Barbara, Cal.
* Port Los Angeles, Cal.
* San Pedro, Cal.
San Luis Obispo, Cal.
Los Angeles, Cal. (Center.)
* Redondo, Cal.
San Diego, Cal.
♦Cooperative.
Note. — The attention of mariners is invited to the fact that at any regular Weather Bureau Station, by
application to the Weather Bureau officials, they may have their barometers compared. This service will
always be rendered without compensation.
508 STORM-WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES. PART III.
EXPLANATION OF STORM WARNINGS.
Warnings of the approach of windstorms will be published by the display of flags
by day and lanterns by night, in connection with the bulletins posted and the reports
furnished to newspapers, mariners, and others interested.
The warnings adopted by the United States Weather Bureau for announcing the
approach of windstorms are as follows :
The Storm Warning (a red flag, eight feet square, with black center, three feet
square) indicates that a storm of marked violence is expected.
The Red Pennant (eight feet hoist and fifteen feet fly) displayed with the flags,
indicates easterly winds — that is, from the northeast to south, inclusive — and that the
storm center is approaching. *
The White Pennant (eight feet hoist and fifteen feet fly) displayed with the flags,
indicates westerly winds — that is, from north to southwest, inclusive — and that the storm
center has passed. )
When the Red Pennant is hoisted above the Storm Warning, winds are expected
from the northeast quadrant; when below, from the southeast quadrant.
When the White Pennant is hoisted above the Storm Warning, winds are expected
from. the northwest quadrant; when below, from the southwest quadrant.
Night Storm Warnings. — By night a red light will indicate easterly winds; a white
above a red light will indicate westerly winds.
The Information Warnings have been discontinued at all storm-warning display
stations, and such advices as were previously given in information orders will be furnished
hereafter in advisory messages.
The Hurricane Warning (two storm-warning flags, red with black centers, dis-
played one above the other) indicates the expected approach of a tropical hurricane or
of an extremely severe and dangerous storm.
No night Hurricane Warnings are displayed.
Part III.
509
TIME SIGNALS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Signal station
latitude and
longitude.
42 21 30 N...
71 03 30 W.
Place
41 29 15 N...
71 19 37 W.
(Goat Island
light.)
40 42 38.1 N .
74 00 35.7 W.
39 56 58 N...
75 08 54 W.
Boston, Mass..
Signal adopted.
Black ball (di-
ameter 4 feet).
39 17 22 N..
76 36 38 W.
38 53 51.8 N..
77 02 19.16 W.
Newport, R. I..
New York, N.Y.
Philadelphia.Pa
Black ball (di-
ameter 3J feet)
Black ball (di-
' ameter 31 feet)
Black ball (di-
ameter 4 feet).
Situation of time
signal.
Baltimore, Md.
Washington,
D.C.
36 59 59 N-.
76 18 44 W.
36 50 30 N....
76 17 30 W.
(Approximate.)
36 5847 N....
76 25 52 W.
(Approximate.)
32 04 52 N...
81 05 22 W.
Fort Monroe, Va
Norfolk, Va . . .
Newport News,
Va.
Savannah, Ga .
Black ball (di-
a m e t e r 47
inches) .
Black ball (di-
ameter 2 feet
7 inches) .
Telegraphic tick
Black ball (di-
ameter 4 feet).
Black ball (di-
ameter 4 feet).
Black ball (di-
ameter 3 feet) .
Time of signal being
made.
Greenwich Standard
meantime, meantime
Roof of Ames Build-
ing 41 feet above
the roof; 263 feet
above water; 228
feetaboveground.
Machineshopat tor-
pedo station; 75
feet above water;
68 feet above
ground. (Drop
15 feet.)
Staff on tower of
Western Union
Telegraph Build-
ing; 286feetabove
water; 277 feet
above ground.
(Drop 25 feet.)
On a shelter house
on the SE. corner
of the Fhiladel-
p h i a Bourse;
height above
water 189 feet;
above the ground
169 feet 10 inches;
above the roof 42
,feet. (Drop 29
feet.)
Roof of Baltimore
American Build-
ing; 235 feet
above water; 212
feetaboveground.
(Drop 27 feet.)
Department of the
Navy; 197 feet
above water; 150
feet above ground
(Drop 21 feet.)
Time signal-service
office, Govern-
ment building,
Fort Monroe
wharf.
NW. corner Citizens
Bank Building,
No. 191-195 Main
street; 137 feet
above the land;
147 feet above the
water. (Drop 30
feet 1 inch.)
Silsby Building, cor-
ner 27th street
and Washington
avenue; 121 feet
above the land;
151 feet above the
water. (Drop 31
feet.)
Cotton Exchange;
110 feet above wa-
ter; 98 feet above
ground. (Drop 16
feet.)
ft. m. s.
5 00 00
5 00 00
5 00 00
5 00 00
ft. m. s.
0 00 00
5 00 00
5 00 00
5 00 00
5 00 00
0 00 00
0 00 00
0 00 00
Additional details.
0 00 00
0 00 00
0 00 00
0 00 00
Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
signal. Ball dropped (by
electricity from Washing-
ton Observatory) at noon,
mean time of the 75th me-
ridian.
IJ signal fails, ball lowered
slowly 5 minutes after noon ,
mean time of the 75th merid.
[Note.— Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]
Do.
Do.
Do.
5 00 00 0 00 00
5 00 00
0 00 00
Do.
Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
signal. Bali dropped at
noon, mean time of the 75th
meridian.
If signal fails, ball lowered
slowly 5 minutes after
noon, mean time of the 75th
meridian.
[Note.— Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]
Telegraphic time signals re-
ceived in office from 11.55
a. m. to noon mean time
of the 75th meridian.
[Note.— Signals not received
on Sundays and holidays.]
Do. ^
Do.
Do.
510
TIME SIGNALS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pakt III.
Signal station
latitude and
longitude.
Place.
Signal adopted.
Situation of time
signal.
Time of signal being
made.
Greenwich Standard
mean time, mean time.
Additional details.
I
24 33 29 N...
81 48 24 W.
29 56 59 N..
.90 03 47 W.
29 18 17 N .
94 47 26 W.
42 53 ION..
78 52 40 W.
41 30 03 N.
81 41 28 W.
41 53 06 N..
87 37 38 W.
46 30 06 N.
84 20 40 W.
46 47 00.81 N. .
92 06 06.54 W.
Key West, Fla. .
NewOrleans,La
Galveston, Tex.
Buffalo, N. Y. .
Cleveland, Ohio.
>
Chicago, 111.
SaultSte. Marie,
Mich.
Duluth, Minn.
Black ball.
Black ball (di-
ameter 2 feet
8 inches) .
Black ball (di
ameter 4 feet).
Black ball (di-
ameter 3J feet).
Black ball (di-
ameter^ feet).
Red ball (diam-
eter 4J feet) .
Black ball (di-
ameter 3 feet).
Red ball (diam-
eter 4 feet).
Roof of Equipment
Building; 91 feet
above water.
On the roof of the
American Sugar
Refining Company
Building; 174 feet
above water; 163
feet above ground
(Drop 18 feet 5
inches.)
Levy Building, SE,
corner 23d (Tre-
mont) and I)
(Market) streets;
111 feet above the
land; 118 feet
above the water.
(Drop.27 feet.)
SE. side of the Pru-
dential Building
on the SW. cor.
of Church and
Pearl streets;- 188
feet above land;
2275 feet above
■water. (Dropl8J
feet.)
Arcade Building;
239 feet above
■water; 159 feet
above ground.
(Drop 19 feet 1
inch.)
Masonic Temple;
350 feet above
water; 334 feet
above ground.
(Drop 26 feet.)
NW. corner News
Building, No. 115
Ashmun street;
85 feet above the
land; 100 feet
above the water.
(Drop 20 feet.)
SW. corner of Tor-
rey Building, No.
316 W. Superior
street; 168.5 feet
above land; 200.3
feet above water.
(Drop 31 feet 6
inches.)
ft. 771. s.
5 00 00
h. m. s.
0 00 00
11 00 00
5 00 00
11 00 00
6 00 00
0 00 00
6 00 00
0 00 00
Ball hoisted 5 minutes before,
signal. Ball dropped at
mean noon of the 75th me-
ridian.
[Note.— Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]
Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
. Ball dropped at 11
standard time of the
90th meridian.
If signal fails, ball lowered
slowly at lift. 05m. 00s.,
standard time.
[Note. — Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]
Do.
Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
signal. Ball dropped (by
electricity) at noon, stand-
ard time of the 75th merid-
ian.
If signal fails, ball lowered
slowly 5 minutes after noon.
[Note.— Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]
Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
signal. Ball dropped at
noon, mean time of the
90th meridian.
If signal fails, ball lowered
slowly 5 minutes after noon,
mean time of the 90th me-
ridian.
[Note.— Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]
Do.
I
Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
signal. Ball dropped (by
electricity) at noon, mean
time of the 90th meridian.
If signal fails, ball lowered
slowly 5 minutes after
noon, mean time of the
90th meridian.
[Note.— Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]
Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
signal. Ball dropped (by
electricity) at noon, mean
time of the 90th meridian.
Should ball fail to drop, it is
slowly lowered, immedi-
ately rehoisted, and
dropped at 12ft. 05m. 00s.,
mean time of the 90th me-
ridian. Should ball drop
at wrong time it is. again
mastheaded and lowered
at 12ft. 05m. 00s.
[Note.— Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]
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Part III.
TIME SIGNALS OF THE UNITED STATES.
511
Time of signal being
Signal' station
made.
latitude and
Place.
Signal adopted.
Situation of time
signal.
Additional details.
longitude.
Greenwich
Standard
mean time.
mean time.
ft VI. s.
ft. m. 8.
*
37 47 38.08 N. .
San Francisco,
Black ball (di-
New ferry building,
8 00 00
0 00 00
Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
122 23 37.38 W .
Cal.
ameter 30
foot of Market
signal. Ball dropped (by
electricity from Mare Is-
inches).
street; 254 feet
above water; 249
land Observatory) at noon,
feet above
mean time of the 120th
ground. (Drop 15
feet.)
meridian.
If signal fails, ball lowered
slowly 5 minutes after
noon, mean time of the
120th meridian.
[Note.— Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]
38 05 56.80 N..
Mare Island, Cal
Black ball (di-
Building No. 51; 78
feet above water;
8 00 00
0 00 00
Do.
122 16 19.19 W.
ameter 3 feet).
69 feet above
ground. (Drop 14
feet.)
•
45 31 39N
Portland, Oreg.
Black ball (di-
Custom-house; 150
8 00 do
0 00 00
122 40 44 W.
ameter 4 feet).
feet above water.
Noon-time signals are sent to every office of the Western Union Telegraph Company
in the United States, and by going to any one of them corrections for chronometers
may be obtained (75th meridian time).
The signals sent out by the Observatory are wholly automatic, and consist of a
series of short makes, produced in an open telegraph circuit by the beats of a mean-
time clock, the pendulum closing the circuit at each beat.
The signals begin at 11Tb. 55m. 00s. and cease at 12h. 00m. 00s., 75th meridian,
mean time.
During that interval there is a make at the beginning of every second, except that
in each minute the makes corresponding to the 29th second and to the 55th, 56th, 57th,
58th, and 59th seconds are omitted.
Thus, the first make after the pause of five seconds always marks the beginning of
a minute, and the first make after the pause of one second marks 30 seconds. In order
to distinguish the last minute and give time to manipulate switches to time balls,
control clocks, etc., the makes cease after llTi. 59m. 50s. and until 12A. 00m. 00s., when
there is a single make and the signals cease.
When these signals are received at points where the time of the 90th meridian is
used they will give the time from 10k. 55m. 00s. to Uh. 00m. 00s., or just one hour earlier
than when representing 75th meridian time; otherwise the signals will be read in the
manner above described.
Intercolonial 4 ft.
Eastern and Panama 5ft.
Canal Zone.
Central 6ft.
Mountain 7ft.
Pacific 8ft.
Hawaiian 1.0ft.
Tutuila lift-
Guam 9h.
Philippine 8ft.
UNITED STATES STANDARD TIMES.
OOro. 00s. W. of Greenwich— Standard for Porto Eico.
00m. 00s. W. of Greenwich — Standard from east coast United States to Long. 82^
W. Includes Cuba.
00m 00s. W. of Greenwich— Standard from Long. 82$° W. to Long. 97i° W.
OOro. 00s. W. of Greenwich— Standard from Long. 97£° W. to Long. 112J° W.
00m. 00s. W. of Greenwich — Standard from Long. 112£° W. to west coast United
States.
30ro. 00s. W. of Greenwich — Standard for Hawaiian Islands.
30ro! 00s. W. of Greenwich— Standard for Tutuila Island.
30ro. 00s. E. of Greenwich— Standard for Guam Island.
00m. 00s. E. of Greenwich— Standard for Philippine Islands.
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Part III.
UNITED STATES NAVAL WIRELESS TELEGRAPH STATIONS.
Call letter.
Annapolis, Md. (Naval Academy) QG
Arguello, Point, Cal TK
Beaufort, N. 0 QS
Blanco, Cape, Oreg TA
Boston, Mass. (Navy- Yard) PG
Bremerton Navy- Yard SP
Cavite, P. I. (Navy-Yard) UT
Charleston Lt. V QV
Charleston, S. C QU
Cod, Cape, Mass PH
Culebra, W. I SD
Diamond Shoals Lt. V QP
Dry Tortugas, Fla RF
Elizabeth, Cape, Me PA
Farallon Ids., Cal TH
Fire I., N. Y PR
Goat I., Cal TI
Guam I...: : UK
Guantanamo, Cuba SI
Henlopen, Cape PX
Henry, Cape QN
Call letter.
Jupiter Inlet, Fla RA
Key "West, Fla RD
League I.( Pa PV
Loma, Point, Cal TM
Mare Id., Cal. (Navy- Yard) TG
Nantucket Shoal Lt. V PI
New Orleans RO
Newport, R. I PK
New York (Navy- Yard) PT
Norfolk, Va QL
NorthHead, Wash SX
Oahu, H. I UC
Panama Canal Zone SL
Pensacola, Fla. (Navy-Yard) RK
Portsmouth, N. H. (Navy»Yard) PC
St. Augustine, Fla QX
San Juan, P. R SA
Sitka SO
TableBluff, Cal TD
TatooshI SV
Washington, D. C. (Navy- Yard) QI
The following regulations governing the use of the U. S. Naval Coastwise Wireless
Telegraph stations are hereby established:
1. The facilities of the naval coastwise wireless telegraph stations (including the one
on the Nantucket Shoal lightship), for communicating with ships at sea, where not in
competition with private wireless telegraph stations, are placed at the service of the pub-
he generally and of maritime interests in particular, under the rules established herein,
which are subject to modification from time to time, for the purpose of —
(a) Reporting vessels and intelligence received by wireless telegraphy with regard to
maritime casualties, derelicts at sea, and overdue vessels.
(6) Receiving wireless telegrams of a private or commercial nature from ships at sea,
for further transmission by telegraph or telephone lines.
(c) Transmitting wireless telegrams to ships at sea.
2. For the present this service will be rendered free. All messages will, however, be
subject to the tariffs of the ship stations and land lines. Arrangements have been made
with both the Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies for forwarding messages
received from ships at sea. When a message is not prepaid the company delivering it
will collect the charges. Shipowners should arrange with companies operating the land
lines as to tariffs and the settlement therefor. Messages will not be accepted for trans-
mission to ships whose owners have not agreed to accept unpaid messages, unless a suffi-
cient sum is deposited to cover all charges.
3. The Nantucket Shoal Lightship station will report vessels and transmit messages
from them, if the signals are made by the International Code or any other known to the
operators on the lightship.
4. When notified by the Weather Bureau of the Department of Agriculture, naval
wireless telegraph stations will give storm warnings to vessels communicating with them
by wireless telegraphy. Storm warnings will soon be sent to the Nantucket Shoal light-
ship by wireless telegraphy, and storm signals furnished by the.Weather Bureau will be
displayed therefrom to warn passing vessels.
5. All vessels having the use of the naval wireless telegraph service are requested to
take daily meteorological observations of the weather when within communicating range,
and to transmit such observations to the Weather Bureau by wireless telegraphy at least
once daily, and transmit observations oftener when there is a marked change in the
barometer.
6. Arrangements for a time signal service by wireless telegraphy are now being made.
Part III. united states naval wireless telegraph stations. 513
7. All shipowners desiring to use any special code of signals for communicating with
the Nantucket Shoal Light-ship station or any of the shore stations, or make any other
special arrangements, are requested to communicate with the Bureau of Equipment, Navy
Department, Washington, D. C.
8. All chambers of commerce, maritime exchanges, newspapers, news agencies, and
others desiring to have vessel reports and general marine news forwarded to them regu-
larly are requested to communicate with the Bureau of Equipment in order that necessary
arrangements for the service may be made. In no case will an operator attached to a
station be allowed to act as an agent for any individual or corporation, but all vessel
reports and marine news not of a private nature will be supplied to all applicants so long
as this service does not too greatly tax the personnel of the stations, when it will be neces-
sary for those desiring information involving much time for its distribution to appoint
agents who will be allowed access to the station bulletins.
9. Naval wireless telegraph stations are equipped with apparatus of several systems,
and can communicate with all the principal wireless telegraph systems now in use if tuned
to the same wave length. The Department is desirous of cooperating with all shipowners
wishing to avail themselves of its wireless telegraph service, and, judging from its experi-
ence with numerous systems, it is believed that there will be little or no difficulty in
arranging for communication between its stations and ships equipped with apparatus of
other systems if the owners of the apparatus as well 'as the owners of the ships are desirous
of establishing such communication.
10. Vessels desiring to make use of this service regularly must agree to transmit and
receive all Government messages free.
The Bureau of Equipment expects to erect wireless telegraph stations at the principal
points along the coast of the United States and at points in its insular possessions. As
fast as they are completed they will be open for public use under the regulations established
herein. ,
Notice will be given in the " Notices to Mariners" when stations are put in operation
or withdrawn from the service for any reason.
The Nantucket Shoal light-ship will transmit its messages to the Torpedo Station,
Newport, R. I. All messages intended to be. sent via this light-ship to ships at sea should
be sent to the Torpedo Station.
Arrangements have been made with the Weather Bureau for the transmission of mes-
sages between Cape Henry wireless telegraph station and Norfolk. All messages intended
for the Cape Henry station should be sent via the Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Va.
All messages intended for Dry Tortugas should be sent via the Naval Station, Key
West,.Fla.
The station at Goat Island, Cal., can be reached by either the Postal Telegraph or
the Western Union system, and the one at Mare Island by the Western Union.
The Farallon station will communicate with Goat Island, Cal.
instructions to govern communication by wireless telegraphy between
wireless telegraph stations and ships.
I. A vessel wishing to communicate with a station, and having ascertained by " listen-
ing in" that she is not interfering with messages being exchanged within her range, should
make the call letter of the station at a distance not greater than 75 miles from it.
11. The call should not be continuous, but should be at intervals of about three min-
utes, in order to give the station a chance to answer.
III. After the station answers, the vessel should send her name, distance from station,
weather, and number of words she wishes to send ; then stop until the station makes O.K.,
signals the number of words she wishes to send to vessel, and signals to go ahead.
IV. Then the vessel begins to send her messages, stopping at the end of each 50 words
and waiting until the station signals O. K. and go ahead; when all messages have been
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514 UNITED STATES NAVAL WIRELESS TELEGRAPH STATIONS. PART III.
sent she will so indicate. If the sender desires to designate the Western Union or Postal
Telegraph system for further transmission of his message, he should do so immediately
after the address; as, for example, "A. B. C, Washington, D. C, via W. U. (or P. T.)."
V. When a vessel has indicated that she has finished, the station will send to the ves-
sel such messages as she may have for her, in the following order.
(a) Government business, viz, telegrams from any Government Departments to their
agents on board.
(6) Business concerning the vessel with which communication has been established,
viz, telegrams from owner to master.
(c) Urgent private dispatches, limited.
(d) Press dispatches.
(e) Other dispatches.
VI. In the case of the Nantucket Shoal light-ship, it will, immediately on receiving
the vessel's call, acknowledge, and (after receiving vessel's name, distance, weather report,
and number of words she wishes to send) transmit the first three to Newport, and then tell
the vessel to go ahead with her messages.
VII. After receiving these and sending the vessel any message on file for her, the
light-ship will transmit to Newport messages received from the communicating vessel in
the following order:
(a) Government business.
(6) Urgent private dispatches, limited.
(c) Press dispatches.
(d) Other dispatches
VIII. A naval wireless telegraph station has the right to break in on any message
being sent by a vessel at any time, and the right of way may be given at any time to a
Government vessel or one in distress.
IX. When two or more vessels desire to communicate with a naval wireless telegraph
station at the same time, the one whose call is first received will have the right of way, and
the others will be told to wait and will be taken up in turn. Vessels having been told to
wait must cease calling.
X. In case communication is not established with any ship for which messages are on
file, the naval wireless telegraph station will notify the telegraph company from which the
messages were received, giving sufficient information for them to identify the telegrams
and notify the sender.
XI. In order to obtain the best results, both sending and receiving apparatus should
be tuned to wave length of 320 meters.
XII. Until further notice the speed of sending should not exceed 12 words per
minute.
XIII. In order that all messages received at naval wireless telegraph stations maybe
forwarded to ships for which they are intended, and in order that all ships equipped with
wireless telegraph apparatus may receive storm warnings, they should always report when
in signaling distance of a naval wireless telegraph station.
XIV. The service being without charge at present,the Government accepts no respon-
sibility for the reception or transmission of messages from or for passing vessels. Every
effort will be made to transmit all messages without error and as expeditiously as possible.
It must be remembered that errors are not uncommon in ordinary telegraph and cable
messages, so that due allowance should be made.
XV. In order that the service may be made as good and as useful as possible, it is
requested that complaints should be promptly reported to the Bureau of Equipment as
soon as possible after the cause therefor, giving date, hour, and other details, to enable
the Bureau to investigate the case.
XVI. Information regarding the naval wireless telegraph service will be published in
"Notices to Mariners."
Part III.
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LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES.
All manned Life-Saving Stations of the United States are equipped with Inter-
national Code flags, and are prepared to send or receive signals in that code or by means
of the United States Army and Navy Wigwag Code. They are in many cases, however,
unprovided with means of telegraphic communication.
LIFE-SAVING SIGNALS. "
The following signals, recommended by the International Marine Conference for
adoption by all institutions for saving life from wrecked vessels, have been adopted by
the Life-Saving Service of the United States:
1. Upon the discovery of a wreck by night, the life-saving force will burn a red
pyrotechnic light or a red rocket to signify, "You are seen; assistance will be given as
soon as possible."
2. A red flag waved on shore by day, or a red light, red rocket, or red roman candle
displayed by night, will signify, "Haul away."
3. A white flag waved on shore by day, or a white light swung slowly back and
forth, or a white rocket or white roman candle fired by night, will signify, "Slack away."
4. Two flags, a white and a red, waved at the same time on shore by day, or two lights,
a white and a red, slowly swung at the same time, or a blue pyrotechnic light burned
by night, will signify, "Do not attempt to land in your own boats; it is impossible."
5. A man onshore beckoning by day, or two torches burning near together by night,
will signify, "This is the best place to land."
LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES.
FIRST DISTRICT.
COASTS OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Name of station.
State.
Locality.
Approximate position.
Latitude, Longitude,
north, west.
Quoddy Head
Cross Island
Great Wass Island
Cranberry Islands.
White Head
Burnt Island
Damiscove Island .
Hunni wells Beach.
Cape Elizabeth
Fletchers Neck
Jerrys Point
Wallis Sands
Rye Beach
Hampton Beach. . .
Me..
Me..
Me..
Me..
Me,.
Me..
Me..
Me..
Me..
Me..
N. H.
N. H.
N. H.
N. II.
Carrying Point Cove
Off Machiasport
Off Jonesport
Little Cranberry Island, off Mount Desert
On southwest end White Head Island
Off mouth St. Georges River
On the .west shore of Damiscove Harbor
On west side mouth Kennebec River
Near the Lights .■ .-. -...-.-.
Biddeford Pool, Fletchers Neck
Southeast point Great Island, Portsmouth Harbor.
If miles south of Odiornes Point
North end of Rye Beach
1$ miles north of Great Boars Head
36 45
28 00
15 30
58 40"
52 20
45 20
45 00
33 58
26 30
03 30
01-15
59 30
66 20
66 58 50
67 16 30
67 35 30
68 12 40
60 08 00
69 17 40
69 37 00
69 46 55
70-12 00
70 20 30
70 42 45
70 44 00
70 45 20
70 47 40
(515)
516
LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS OF THE UNIITED STATES.
Part III.
SECOND DISTRICT.
COAST OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Name of station.
State.
Locality.
Approximate position.
Latitude,
north.
Longitude,
west.
Salisbury Beach. . .
New buryport
Plum Island
Straitsmouth a
Gloucester
Nahant
City Point
Point Allerton
North Scituate...
Fourth Cliff
Brant Rock
Gurnet
Manomet Point. . .
Wood End
Race Point
Peaked Hill Bars.
High Head
Highland
Pamet River
Cahoons Hollow. . .
Nauset
Orleans
'Old Harbor
Chatham
Monomoy
Monomoy Point . . .
Coskata
Surf side
Maddequet
Muskeget
Gay Head
Cuttyhunk
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass
Mass.
Mass.
Mass
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
Mass.
§ mile south of State line
North end of Plum Island, mouth of Merrimac River
On Plum Island, 2J miles from south end
I mile west of Straitsmouth light
Old House cove, westerly side of harbor, 1J miles from town.
On the neck, close to Nahant
Floating station in Dorchester Bay, Boston Harbor ^
I mile west of Point Allerton
2J miles south of Minots Ledge light
South end of Fourth Cliff, Scituate
On Green Harbor Point
4fc miles northeast of Plymouth
6^ miles southeast of Plymouth
J mile east of light
If miles northeast of Race Point light
2J miles northeast of Provincetown
3J miles northwest of Cape Cod light
J mile northwest of Cape Cod light
3i miles south of Cape Cod light
2\ miles east of Wellfleet
1\ miles south of Nauset lights
Abreast of Ponchet Island
J mile north of Chatham Inlet
II miles south-southwest of Chatham lights
2\ miles north of Monomoy light
| mile southwest of Monomoy light
2J miles south of Nantucket (Great Point) light
2J miles south of the town of Nantucket
6 miles west of Surf side
Near west end of Muskeget Island
Near light
Near east end Cuttyhunk Island
42 51 40
42 48 30
42 44 00
42 39 30
42 35 30
42 25 45
42 18 20
42 14 00
42 09 30
42 05 30
42 00 10
41 55 30
42 01 15
42 04 45
42 04 40
42 03 55
42 02 55
42 00 00
41 56 45
41 50 40
41 45 35
41 41 45
41 39 10
41 35 25
41 33 10
41 22 00
41 14 30
41 16 05
41 20 20
41 21 04
41 25 25
70 49 00
70 49 00
70 47 15
70 36 00
70 41 10
70 56 00
70 54 00
70 45 30
70 42' 10
70 38 '40
70 36 10
70 32 40
70 11 30
70 13 15
70 09 50
70 06 50
70 04 20
70 01 15
69 59 05*
69 56 45
69 55 55
69 56 00
69 57 10
69 59 10
70 00 20
70 01 15
70 06 00
70 12 30
70 18 50
70 50 08
70 54 45
THIRD DISTRICT.
COASTS OF RHODE ISLAND AND FISHERS ISLAND.
Brenton Point
Narragansett Pier.
Point Judith
Quonochontaug. . .
Watch Hill
Fishers Island
Sandy Point
New Shoreham
Block Island
On Prices Neck
Northern part of the town
Near light
7£ miles east of Watch Hill light
Near light
West shore of East Harbor
Block Island, north side, near light
Block Island, east side, near landing
Block Island, west side, near Dickens Point
41 26 58
71 20 10
41 25 45
71 27 20
41 21 40
71 29 00
41 19 50
71 43 10
41 18 20
71 51 30
41 17 00
71 56 40
41 13 40
71 34 40
41 10 20
71 33 30
41 09 40
71 36 40
FOURTH DISTRICT.
COAST OF LONG ISLAND.
N. Y
Ditch Plain
N. Y.
Hither Plain
N. Y. .
Napeague
N. Y
a Formerly Davis Neck.
At the light
3J miles southwest of Montauk light.
| mile southwest of Fort Pond
Abreast of Napeague Harbor
41 04 00
71 51 30
41 02 10
71 54 30
41 01 30
71 57 50
40 59 45
72 02 40
f> In charge of keeper of Ditch Plain station. No crew employed.
Part III. life-saving districts and stations
OF THE UNITED STATES.
517
FOURTH DISTRICT— Continued.
COAST OF LONG ISI.AND-Continued.
Name of station.
Amagansett
Georgioa
Mecox
Southampton
Shinnecock
Tiana
Quogue...
Potunk
Moriches
Forge River
Smiths Point
Bellport
Blue Point
Lone Hill
Point of Woods..
Fire Island
Oak Island
Gilgo
Jones Beach
Zacbs Inlet
Short Beach
Point Lookout
Long Beach
Far Kockaway <• . .
Rockaway
Rockaway Point -
Coney Island & . . .
Batons Neck
Rocky Point
State.
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Y...
Locality.
Abreast of the village
1 mile south of village of East Hampton
2 miles south of the village of Bridgehampton .
i mile south of the village
2 miles east-southeast of Shinnecock light
2 miles southwest of Shinnecock light
I mile south of the village
II miles southwest of Potunk village
2J miles southwest of Speonk village
31 miles south of Moriches
Abreast of the point
4 miles south of the village
4J miles south of Patchogue
8 miles east of Fire Island light
4 miles east of Fire Island light
1 mile west of Fire Island light
East end of Oak Island
West end of Oak Island
East end of Jones Beach
West end of Jones Beach
1 mile east of Jones Inlet
2 miles west of New Inlet
Near west end of Long Beach
Near the village of Rockaway
West end of Rockaway Beach
Manhattan Beach
East side entrance to Huntington Bay, Long Island Sound
Near Rocky Point, Long Island Sound/ about 4 miles northerly
from Greenport.
Approximate position.
Latitude, Longitude,
north. west.
40 58 00
40 56 40
40 54 10
40 52 10
40 50 40
40 49 40
40 48 20
40 47 30
40 46 30
40 44 30
40 44 00
40 42 40
40 40 40
40 39 40
40 38 50
40 37 40
40 38 10
40 37 20
40 36 40
40 36 10
40 35 30
40 35 10
40 35 10
40 35 30
40 34 10
40 34 20
40 57 10
41 08 20
72 08 20
72 11 40
72 18 00
72 23 40
72 27 50
72 31 30
72 36 00
72 39 00
72 43 10
72 49 00
72 52 20
72 55 50
73 01 20
73 04 20
73 08 10
73 13 20
73 17 40
73 22 20
73 26 20
73 28 50
73 31 20
73 35 40
73 40 45
73 47 30
73 51 50
73 55 30
73 24 00
72 21 10
FIFTH DISTRICT.
COAST OF NEW JERSEY.
Sandy Hook N.J...
Spermaceti Cove N.J...
Seabright N. J...
Monmouth Beach N. J...
Long Branch N.J...
Deal N.J...
SharkRiver N.J...
Spring Lake N.J...
Squan Beach N. J...
Bayhead N.J...
Mantoloking N. J...
Chadwick N. J...
Toms River N.J...
Island Beach N.J...
CedarCreek N.J...
Forked River N.J...
Barnegat N. J - . -
Loveladies Island N.J...
Harvey Cedars N. J . . .
Ship Bottom N.J...
Long Beach N.J...
Bonds N.J...
a Station destroyed by sudden
On Bay side, 1 mile south of point of Hook.
2 \ miles south of Sandy Hook light.
About a mile south of Navesink light.
About a mile south of Seabright.
Greens Pond.
Asbury Park
Near the mouth of Shark River
2$ miles south of Shark River
1 mile southeast of Squan village
At the head of Barnegat Bay
21 miles south of head of Barnegat Bay
5 miles south of head of Barnegat Bay
On the beach abreast mouth Toms River
11 miles south of Seaside Park
5j miles north of Barnegat Inlet
2 miles north of Barnegat Inlet
South side of Barnegat Inlet
2£ miles south of Barnegat Inlet
5J miles south of Barnegat Inlet
Midway of Long Beach
1| miles north of Beach Haven
2J miles south of Beach Haven
gale while being moved across the water to new site.
40 27 51
40 25 40
40 22 50
40 20 30
40 16 40
40 13 50
40 11 30
40 09 20
40 07 00
40 04 00
40 01 40
39 59 10
39 56 10
39 53 40
39 51 10
39 48 10
39 45 30
39 43 50
39 41 20
39 38 10
39 35 00
39 32 00
74 00 27
73 59 00
73 58 30
73 58 30
73 59 00
73 59 50
74 00 40
74 01 20
74 02 00
74 02 40
74 03 10
74 04 00
74 04 30
74 05 00
74 05 10
74 05 40
74 06 10
74 07 20
74 08 30
74 11 00
74 13 20
74 15 20
& Not in operation.
518
LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Part III.
FIFTH DISTRICT— Continued.
COAST OF NEW JERSEY— Continued.
Name of station.
Little Egg
Little Beach
Brigantine
South Brigantine
Atlantic City
Absecon
Great Egg
Ocean City
Pecks Beach
Corson Inlet
Sea Isle City
Townsend Inlet..
Avalon
Tathams
Hereford Inlet. . .
Holly Beach
Two Mile Beach . .
Cold Spring
Cape May
Bay Shore**
State.
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
Locality.
Near the light north of Inlet
South side of Little Egg Inlet
5§ miles north of Absecon light
3 J miles north of Absecon light
At Absecon light
2$ miles south of Absecon light
6| miles south of Absecon light
South side of Egg Harbor Inlet
3$ miles north of Corson Inlet
Near the Inlet, north side
3J miles north of Townsend Inlet
Near the Inlet, north side
35 miles southwest from Ludlam Beach light
21 miles northeast from Hereford Inlet light.
Near Hereford light
6 miles northeast of Cape Ma y City
4 miles northeast of Cape May City
4 mile east of Cape May City
Near the light
2J miles west ol Cape May City
Approximate position.
Latitude, Longitude,
north. west.
30 10
27 30
25 30
24 00
22 00
20 50
19 00
17 00
14 50
13 10
09 40
07 30
05 50
02 30
00 20
58 40
57 10
56 00
55 40
56 40
74 17 30
. 74 19 30
74 20 30
74 22 30
74 24 50 '
74 27 40
74 31 10
74 34 00
74 36 50
74 38 20
74 41 05
74 42 45
74 43 10
74 45 50
74 47 20
74 49 50
74 51 10
74 54 30
74 57 30
74 58 10
SIXTH DISTRICT.
COAST BETWEEN DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE BAYS.
Lewes
CapeHenlopen
Rehoboth Beach. .
Indian River Inlet
Fenwick Island
Isle of Wight
Ocean City
North Beach
Green Run Inlet. . .
Popes Island
Assateague Beach.
Wallops Beach
Me torn kin Inlet. . .
Wachapreague
Parramore Beach.
Hog Island
Cobb Island
Smith Island
2 miles west from Cape Henlopen light.
J mile southerly of Cape Henlopen light
Opposite north end of Rehoboth Bay..
North of Inlet
1J miles north of light
3 miles south of Fenwick light
At village
10 miles south of Ocean City
13J miles northeast of Assateague light.
10 miles northeast of Assateague light. .
1 J miles south of Assateague light
11 miles south of Chincoteague Inlet. . .
On Metomkin Beach, neaf the Inlet
South end of Cedar Island
Midway of beach
South end of Hog Island
South end of Cobb Island
At Cape Charles light
75 07 10
75 04 50
.75 04 20
75 03 40
75 03 00
75 03 30
75 05 00
75 09 20
75 12 50
75 15 40
75 21 40
75 26 50
75 34 50
75 36 40
75 37 20
75 42 45
75 47 00
75 53 40
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
COAST BETWEEN CHESAPEAKE BAY AND THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Cape Henry
Virginia Beach..
Dam Neck Mills.
Little Island
False Cape. . . : . .
Wash Woods...
PenneysHill
Currituck Beach
Va...
Va...
Va...
Va...
Va...
N. C.
N. C.
N. C.
3 mile southeast of Cape Henry light
51 miles south of Cape Henry light
10 miles south of Cape Henry light
On beach abreast of North Bay
On beach abreast of Back Bay
On beach abreast of Knotts Island
5J miles north of Currituck Beach light.
J mile north of Currituck Beach light. . .
36 55 10
36 51 10
36 47 10
36 41 30
36 36 00
36 32 00
36 27 30
36 23 20
75 59 50
75 58 40
75 57 30
75 55 20
75 52 50
75 52 10
75 50 40
75 49 40
a in charge of keeper of Cape May station. No crew employed.
Part III. life-saving districts and stations of the united states.
519
SEVENTH DISTRICT— Continued.
COAST BETWEEN CHESAPEAKE BAY AND THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF SOUTH C'AROLINA-Continued.
Name of station.
State.
Poyners Hill
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N-C
N.C
N. C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N.C
N. C
Cafievs Inlet
Paul Gamiels Hill
Kitty Hawk
Kill Devil Hills
Nags Head
Oregon Inlet
Gull Shoal
Little Kinnakect
Creeds Hill
Oak Island
Locality.
61 miles south of Currituck Beach light
103 miles south of Currituck Beach light
5 miles north of Kitty Hawk
On the beach abreast of north end of Kitty Hawk Bay
41 miles south of Kitty Hawk
9 miles north of Oregon Inlet
J mile northeast of Bodie Island light
J mile south of Oregon Inlet
2 miles north of New Inlet
1 mile south of New Inlet
5 miles south of New Inlet
113 miles south of New Inlet
Ill miles north of Cape Hatteras light
51 miles north of Cape Hatteras light
I mile south of Cape Hatteras light
4 miles west of Cape Hatteras light
3 miles east of Hatteras Inlet
1J miles west of Hatteras Inlet.
3 miles northeast of Ocracoke Inlet
Northeast end of Portsmouth Island
On Core Bank, opposite Hunting Quarters, about halfway
between Ocracoke Inlet and Cape Lookout.
II miles south of Cape Lookout light
Beaufort Entrance, J mile north of fort
Inner shore of Bogue Banks, 1 mile east of inlet
On Smiths Island, Cape Fear
West side mouth Cape Fear River
Approximate position.
Latitude,
north.
Longitude,
west.
36 17 10
75 48 00
36 13 40
75 46 20
36 08 00
75 43 50
36 03 50
75 41 30
36 00 10
75 39 40
35 56 00
75 36 40
35 49 40
75 33 20
3.5 47 30
75 32 10
35 43 15
75 29 30
35 40 40
7,5 29 00
35 36 40
75 27 50
35 29 50
75 28 40
35 25 00
75 29 10
35 20 00
75 30 20
35 14 20
75 31 20
35 14 30
75 35 15
35 12 35
75 41 10
35 11 00
75 46 10
35 06 55
75 59 20
35 04 00
76 03 05
34 51 30
76 18 30
34 36 30
76 32 20
34 42 00
76 40 50
34 39 00
77 05 40
33 50 40
77 57 30
33 53 20
78 01 20
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
COASTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, AND EASTERN FLORIDA.
Sulliyans Island
Bulowa
Mosquito Lagoon a..
Chester Shoal <»
Cape Malabar &
Bethel Creek*
Indian River Inlet ».
Gilberts Bam
Jupiter Inletc
Orange Grove**
Fort Lauderdale a . . .
Biscayne Bay »
S. C.
Fla..
Fla.
Fla..
Fla.
Fla.
Fla.
Fla.
Fla.
Fla.
Fla.
At Moultrieville, Sullivans Island, at north end of harbor jetty.
20 miles south of Matanzas Inlet
On beach outside the lagoon
11 miles north of Cape Canaveral
16 miles north of Indian River Inlet
South side of inlet
At St. Lucie Rocks, 2 miles north of Gilberts Bar Inlet.
4 miles north of New River Inlet.
6 miles north of Norris Cut
32 45 30
29 26 10
28 51 30
28 36 40
27 40 00
27 29 45
27 12 00
26 06 45
25 54 10
NINTH DISTRICT.
GULF COAST OF UNITED STATES.
Santa Rosa. .
Sabine Pass.
Galveston. . .
San Luis
Velaseo
Saluria
Aransas
Brazos
Santa Rosa Island, 3 miles east of Fort Pickens
.West side of pass, south of light
East end Galveston Island
West end Galveston Island
2J miles northeast of mouth of Brazos River.
Northeast end Matagorda Island
Northeast end Mustang Island
North end Brazos Island, entrance to Brazos Santiago.
79 51 05
81 06 25
80 46 20
80 35 50
80 21 20
80 17 50
80 09 50
80 00 15
80 08 00
30 19 00
87 14 30
29 42 27
93 51 10
29 20 10
94 46 10
29 07 00
95 04 00
28 57 45
95 16 30
28 23 00
96 24 00
27 51 00
97 03 00
26 04 00
97 08 00
a House of refuge; no crew employed.
6 Discontinued March 30, 1891.
<■■ Discontinued January 21, 1899.
d Discontinued October 1, 1890.
520
LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES. PaKT III.
TENTH DISTRICT.
LAKES ERIE AND ONTARIO, AND A STATION AT LOUISVILLE, KY.
•
State.
Locality.
Approximate position.
Name of station.
Latitude,
north.
Longitude,
west.
N.Y
N.Y
N. Y
N.Y
N. Y
Pa
Ohio
Ohio
Ohio
Ohio
Ky
Buffalo
Erie
i
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
LAKES HURON AND SUPERIOR.
Lake View Beach
Harbor Beach
Pointe aux Barques.
Port Austin
Tawas
Sturgeon Point
Thunder Bay Island
Middle Island
Hammond
Bois Blanc
Vermilion
Crisps
Two Heart River
Deer Park
Grand Marais
Marquette
Portage
Duluth
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich
Mich
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Minn
5 miles north of Fort Gratiot light
Inside Harbor Beach Harbor, Lake Huron
Near light, Lake Huron
About 2 miles northeast of Port Austin, and about 2 miles south-
east of Port Austin Reef light, Lake Huron.
Near light, Lake Huron
Near light, Lake Huron
West side of island, Lake Huron
North end of Middle Island, Lake Huron
Hammonds Bay, Lake Huron
About midway east side of island, Lake Huron
10 miles west of Whitefish Point, Lake Superior
18 miles west of Whitefish Point, Lake Superior
Near n\outh of Two Heart River, Lake Superior
Near mouth of Sucker River, Lake Superior
West of harbor entrance
Near light, Lake Superior
Old Portage Lake Ship Canal, \ mile from north end, on east
bank.
On Minnesota Point, Upper Duluth
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
LAKE MICHIGAN.
Beaver Island &
Mich
North Manitou Island
South Manitou Island
Sleeping Bear Point
Mich
Mich
Mich
Grande Pointe au Sable
Mich
Grand Haven
Mich
Near light
South side of harbor entrance
Near Pickards wharf
Near light, Lake Michigan
Near Glenhaven, Michigan ,
Near light
South side entrance of harbor ,
North side entrance of harbor
1 mile south of light
North side entrance of harbor
North side entrance of harbor
North side entrance of White Lake
South side entrance of harbor, Port Sherman.
North side entrance of harbor
a Destroyed by fire.
& No crew employed.
Part III. life-saving districts and stations of the united states.
521
TWELFTH DISTRICT— Continued.
LAKE MICHIGAN— Continued.
State.
Locality.
Approximate position.
Name of station.
Latitude,
north.
Longitude,
west.
Holland
Mich
Mich
Mich
Ind
Ill
Ill
Ill
Ill
Wis
Wis
Wis
Wis
Wis
Wis
Wis
Wis
Wis
Of//
. , „
South Haven
Saint Joseph
Michigan City
South Chicago
'
Old Chicago
Sturgeon Bay Canal
Baileys Harbor.
Near northeast point of island, 2 miles northwest of Pilot Island
light.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
COASTS OF CALIFORNIA, OREGON, WASHINGTON, AND ALASKA.
Nome
Neah Bay"
Grays Harbor
Willapa Bay.
Ilwaco Beach
Cape Disappointment
Point Adams
Yaqnina Bay
Umpqua River
Coos Bay
Coquille River
Humboldt Bay
Arena Cove
Point Reyes
Bolinas Bay6
Point Bonita
Fort Point
Golden Gate
Sout hside
Alaska. .
Wash...
Wash...
Wash...
Wash...
Wash...
Oregon .
Oregon .
Oregon.
Oregon .
Oregon.
Cal
Cal
Cal
Cal
Cal
Cal
Cal
Cal.
At Nome.
Just south of Grays Harbor light
Near light-house boat landing
13 miles north of Cape Disappointment
Bakers Bay , J mile northeast of light
j mile southeast of Fort Stevens
About 1 mile south of harbor entrance
Near entrance of river, north side^
Coos Bay, north side
In town of Bandon
Near old light-house tower, north side entrance Humboldt Bay.
3 miles southeast from Point Arena light '..
3$ miles north of light
Near Point Bonita light
3 mile east of light
On beach in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, } mile south Point
Lobos.
3i miles south of Golden Gate Life-Saving Station
64 30 00
46 53 15
46 43 00
46 27 50
46 16 40
46 12 00
44 35 30
43 42 00
43 22 50
43 07 00
40 46 00
38 54 50
38 02 20
37 47 50
37 48 10
37 46 10
37 43 18
165 23 00
124 07 15
124 03 00
124 03 25
124 03 00
123 57 00
124 03 54
124 10 30
124 IS 00
124 25 00
124 13 00
123 42 30
122 59 30
122 31 40
122 27 50
122 30 30
122 30 18
a Discontinued December 17, 1890.
& Destroyed by fire.
Part III.
LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS.
UNITED KINGDOM.
Southend Pier.
Dover (day and night station).
Sandgate.
Dungeness.
Beachy Head.
No-Man's Port, Spithead (day and night station).
St. Catherines Point, Isle of Wight.
The Needles, Isle of Wight.
Portland Bill.
Prawle Point (day and night station).
The Lizard (day and night station).
Penzance.
Scilly Islands.
Lundy Island.
Barry Island.
Mumbles Head and Pier.
St. Anns Head, Milford Haven.
Roche's Point (Queenstown).
Old Head of Kinsale (day and night station).
Fastnet (day and night station; W. T., Marconi).
Brow Head, County of Cork (day and night station).
Tory Island, County Donegal.
Inishtrahull (day and night station; W. T., Marconi).
Malin Head, County Donegal (W. T., Marconi).
Tor Point, County Antrim.
Kildonan, mouth of the Clyde.
Stornoway.
Butt of Lewis.
Dunnet Head, Pentland Firth.
St. Abbs Head.
Tynemouth.
Flamborough Head.
Spurn Head.
Aldborough.
EUROPE— NORTH AND WEST COAST.
Fserder.
0x6.
Vinga.
Helsingborg.
Krasnaja Gorka (G. of Finland).
Fornaes.
Hammershus.
Hanstholm.
Hirtshals.
Elsinore.
Helgoland.
Holtenau.
Brunsbuttelkoog.
Cuxhaven.
Rothesand.
Hoheweg.
Hook of Holland.
Flushing.
Zeebrugge.
Gris Nez.
Creac'h Pt., Ushant.
Cape Finnisterre.
Oitavos.
Peniche.
Sagres.
Tarifa.
MEDITERRANEAN AND BLACK SEA.
Gibraltar (Admiralty Signal Station, Windmill Hill).
Pomegues.
Cape Corse.
Cape Pertusato.
Malta (Admiralty Signal Station, Castille).
Cape Testa.
Cape d'Armi.
Fort Spuria.
Pantellaria I.
Cape Bon.
Zea Island.
Dardanelles.
Kom-el-Nadura (Alexandria).
Mex (Alexandria).
Port Said (W. T., Marconi).
AFRICA— WEST COAST.
Cape Spartel.
Teneriffe.
Point Ferraria (St. Michaels).
Point do Arnel (St. Michaels).
Cape Point.
Cape Agulhas.
Cape St. Francis.
Capellinhos Pt. (Fayal).
Las Palmas.
Ascension.
St. Helena.
CAPE COLONY.'
Cape Recife.
Cape Hermes.
(522)
Part III.
Lloyd's signal stations.
523
AFRICA— EAST COAST.
Bluff (P. Natal).
Port San Sebastian (Mozambique).
Port Tewfik (Suez) (W. T. Marconi).
Perim (day and night station).
Jask 1
Henjam ^Persian G.
Bushire J
False Point.
Sandheads
Saugar Island . . .
Mud Point
Diamond Harbor Hughly R.
Hughly Point . .
Achipur
Budge Budge . .
Flat Island "j
Butte aux Sables !„ •..
Butte aux Papayes . . Maurl<™s.
Port Louis Mountain J
RED SEA.
j Aden.
INDIAN OCEAN.
Amherst 1
Diamond Island iBurma.
Elephant Point.. J
Point de Galle (day and night station).
Sabang Bay, Pulo Weh (day and night station).
Penang.,
Malakka.
Mt. Faber. ..\„.
Fort Canning /Singapore.
Anjer.
AUSTRALIA.
Rottenest Island (day and night station).
Breaksea Island (day and night station).
Cape Leeuwin (day and night station).
Cape Naturaliste (day and night station).
Point Moore (day and night station).
Cape Borda.
Cape Willoughby.
Cape Jervis.
Cape Northumberland.
Cape Nelson.
Cape Otway.
Point Lonsdale.
Cape Schanck.
Cape Maria van Diemen.
Farewell Spit.
Nugget Point.
Wilson's Promontory.
Gabo Island.
Queenscliff.
Table Cape.
Mersey Bluff.
Low Head.
Eddystone Point.
Cape Sorell.
Cape Wickham.
Curry Harbor.
Bruni.
Kent Group.
Goode Island.
NEW ZEALAND.
Bluff Harbor.
Norfolk Island.
SOUTH AMERICA.
Point Curaumilla.
Point Tumbes.
Cape San Antonio.
Mogotes Point.
Morro Castle, Habana.
Monk's Hill |
Goat Hill . . . ^Antigua.
Rat Island.. I
Penguin Island.
Cape Virgin.
Fernando Noronha.
WEST INDIES AND BERMUDA.
Turks Island.
Gibbs Hill, Bermuda.
STATIONS MAINTAINED BY CANADIAN GOVERNMENT THAT REPORT TO LLOYD'S ON THE
SAME CONDITIONS AS LLOYD'S STATIONS.
Belle Isle, Labrador.
Cape Race, Newfoundland.
Cape Ray, Newfoundland.
St. Paul Island, Cape Breton Island.
Cape St. Lawrence, Cape Breton Island.
Heath Point, Anticosti.
South Point, Anticosti.
Southwest Point, Anticosti.
West Point, Anticosti.
Cape Rosier, Gaape' Coast.
Fame Point, Gasp6 Coast.
Cape Magdalen, Gasp6 Coast.
Amherst Island, Magdalen Islands.
524
LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS.
SIGNALS USED AT LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS.
Part III.
This signal indicates that the station at which it is hoisted is tem-
porarily closed, and that no communication can be held.*
This signal indicates that telegraphic communication is interrupted,
and that messages can not be forwarded by telegraph, but will be
forwarded by other means as soon as possible.*
• These signals will be kept up until tbe signal station is again occupied, or until telegraphic communication is again possible.
These stations are available to shipowners for reporting the passing of their vessels.
At these signal stations the International Code is the only code recognized, and
vessels of any nation may make their names known by means of this code, and thus
secure the immediate publication of the announcement in the "Shipping Gazette and
Lloyd's List" and "Lloyd's "Weekly Shipping Index." Cases of wreck or other acci-
dents at sea should always be made known by shipmasters to the signal stations with
which they communicate.
Night signals at special stations. — The apparatus used for the signals will be a
flashing lamp.
A series of continuous short flashes is to call the attention of a passing vessel.
A series of long-short flashes, repeated as often as may be necessary, indicates that
a vessel's signals have been seen and recognized.
If a signal shown by a vessel has not been understood the lamp will be kept dark
until the vessel repeats the signal.
Special night signals at certain stations. — Also, to denote telegraphic interruption
during the night, the signal stations at the Old Head of Kinsale and Brow Head will
show S green lights, arranged in the shape of a triangle, apex upward; and to call
attention to this signal a Roman candle will be burnt if the vessel can be recognized.
PLATE IV.
J7i& signal #7urvrti/ en/ the/ Semap7wr& is Z.4-. /.
Part III.
PLATE V.
527
GENERAL ALPHABETICAL TABLE FOR MAKING THE INTERNATIONAL CODE
SIGNALS BY MEANS OF DISTANT SIGNALS BY FIXED SEMAPHORE.
' ' Preparative, " ' 'Answering, '
or "Stop" after each com-
plete signal.
lh
y
1 1
B
1 2 1
/
^J
S'
c
13 2
V
I
2 13
f
12
J
2 13
r
32
K
2 14
?'
Annul the Whole Signal.
Q
2 3 3
*
R .
2 3 4
^
s
2 4 1
12
f
Y
3 2 3
z
3 2 4
T
\
SPECIAL.
D
1 2
V1
^>
L
2 2 1
12
f
T
2 4 2
Code Flag
Sign.
4 2 1
4
12
f
E
1 2 4
^
M
2 2 3
^
u
2 4 3
\
Alphabet-
ical Sign.
4 2 2
4
12
F
13 2
Y1
N
2 2 4
G
1 4 2
V'
4
■22
H
2 1 1
S1
f*
o
2 3 1
^i
P
2 3 2
c=
12
^
V
3 12
Numeral
Sign.
4 2 3
^
w
3 2 1
k
S'
x
3 2 2
K
t
4 3 2
S
Finishing sign after
completion of word or
number, when spelling
or making numeral
signals.
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PLATE VI.
Part III.
GENERAL ALPHABETICAL TABLE FOR MAKING THE INTERNATIONAL CODE
SIGNALS BY MEANS OF DISTANT SIGNALS BY SHAPES.
'Preparative," "Answering,"
or " Stop, " after each
complete signal.
Annul the Whole Signal,
tf
A
112
1*
2 12
I*
Q
2 3 3
&
3 2 3
fe
B IV
12 1 V
t.fe
R
2 3 4
I*
3 2 4
h
12 2
I*
K
2 14
ft
s
2 4 1
I*
SPECIAL SIGNS.
12 3 T
E
12 4
II
2 2 1
fc
2 4 2
I
Code Flag Mk4
Sign. rk2
* . i II r
M
2 2 3
ft
u
2 4 3
I*
Alphabetical
Sign.
2 II T
F
13 2
G
14 2
It
. H
2 11'
N
2 2 4
fc
3 12
Numeral
Sign,
4 2 "3
$
:.fc
w
3 2 1
fc
P
2 3 2
ft
X
3 2 2
fe
4 3 2
I*
Finishing sign after
completion of word or
number when spelling
or making numeral
signals.
If no cones are available, a square flag may be substituted for the cone point upward, a pennant for the cone point downward, and
a wheft for the drum. (See page 629.)
Part III.
DISTANT SIGNALS.
1. Distant Signals are required when, in consequence of distance or the state of
the atmosphere, it is impossible to distinguish the colors of the flags of the Inter-
national Code, and, therefore, to read a signal made by those flags ; they also provide
an alternative system of making the signals in the Code, which can be adopted when
the system of flags can not be employed.
2. Three. different methods of making Distant Signals are explained below:
(a) By Cones, Balls, and Drums.
(6) By Balls, Square Flags, Pennants, and Whefts.
(c) By the Fixed Coast Semaphore.
The last method (Fixed Coast Semaphore) is not necessarily a method of making
Distant Signals, as it can be, and is, used at close quarters and under conditions when
flags could equally be employed, but it has been placed here under the heading of
Distant Signals for ease of explanation.
3. The Characteristic of Distant Signals is the Ball; one ball at least appearing
in each hoist of the Distant Code. In the case of the Semaphore the ball is replaced
by a Dish.
4. Hitherto only three Symbols have been required for Distant Signaling, but
the increase made in the number of flags of the International Code renders four Sym-
bols necessary, in order that it may be possible to provide a distinct hoist to represent
each of the flags of the Code (*. e., letters of the alphabet).
5. Distant Signals are made
From a ship — by hoisting shapes.
From the shore— by hoisting shapes, or by the position of the arms of a
Semaphore.
6. The Shapes used as Symbols are :
(a) A Cone point upward,
A Ball,
A Cone point downward, and
A Drum. {The Drum should fee at least one-third greater in height^
than the Ball. )
(6). A square Flag may be substituted for the cone point upward.
A Ball,
A Pennant may be substituted for the cone point downward, and
A Pennant with the fly tied to the halyards, or a Wheft for the drum.
(A wheft is any flag tied in the center.)
As in calms or when the wind is blowing toward or from the observer, it is impossible
to distinguish with certainty between a square flag, pennant, and wheft, and as flags
when hanging up and down may hide one of the balls and so prevent the signal being
understood, the system of cones and drums is preferable to that of flags, pennants,
and whefts. .
(c) In signaling by the Semaphore, the positions of the arms represent
the shapes.
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DISTANT SIGNALS.
Part III.
7. To simplify the "Taking in," "Reporting," and "Reading off" of the Distant
Signals, the four positions of the Semaphore Arms, and the four Symbols have been
numbered 1, 2, 3, 4.
1 representing the Semaphore Arm pointing upward, on
the opposite side to the indicator, a Cone with the or
point upward, or a square Flag.
Indicator i
2 representing the Semaphore Arm pointing horizontally,
on the opposite side to the indicator, or a Ball.
Indicator!
3 representing the Semaphore Arm pointing downward,
on the opposite side to the indicator, a Cone with
the point downward, or a Pennant.
Indicator ■
or
IK
T? or
4 representing the Semaphore Arm pointing horizontally, 4 mm
' on the same side as the indicator, a Drum, or a Pen- or
nant with the fly tied to the halyards, or a Whef t.
Indicator
8. To facilitate signaling by Semaphore or Shapes, the signals representing the
tetters of the alphabet have been arranged in numerical order, the figures represent-
ing the signal for the letter A being the first in numerical sequence.
Thus A is represented by 1 1 2.
Thus B is represented by 1 2 1.
Thus C is represented by 1 2 2,
etc., etc.
The signals representing the letters from A to G begin with 1,
Those from H to U begin with 2,
Those from V to Z begin with 3,
And the Special Signs (i. e., Code Flag, Alphabetical, Numeral, and Finish-
ing Signs) begin with 4.
(See plates V and VI.)
9. The Code Flag Sign 4 2 1 {see plates V and VI) is always to be shown before
signals taken from the General Vocabulary of the International Code are commenced.
10. When -signals are made by the Semaphore the disk is always to be kept up
until the signal is completed, and the hoist is to be read from the top arm downward.
11. The Stop Signal
or
is to be made at the end of each complete signal.
Part III.
DISTANT SIGNALS.
531
12. With, two Balls, two Cones, and one Drum, every signal in the International
Code can be made, each hoist representing one letter of the two, three, or four letters
forming the signal.
EXAMPLE OP A SIGNAL FROM THE INTERNATIONAL CODE
MADE BY FIXED SEMAPHORE OR BY DISTANT SIGNALS.
4 2 1— Code Flag
Sign, indicating that
the signal which fol-
lows is taken from
the General Vocabu-
lary of the Interna-
tional Code.
\\
1 2 3-D.
pfv
^^ or K
T
2 4— N
/„\
2 1 2—1.
2— Stop, i. e. Sig
nal is ended.
Looking DNI out in the International Code, we find it to be "Pilot boat is advancing toward you."
ALPHABETICAL DISTANT SIGNALS.
13. When it is desired to spell a word by Distant Signals, the Alphabetical Sign
4 2 2 (see Plates V and VI) is to be shown first. All the hoists which follow until
the Finishing Sign 4 3 2 (see Plates V and VI) is shown are to be understood as rep-
resenting the particular letters of the alphabet allotted to them in Plates V and VI,
which, when combined, spell the word which it is desired to signal.
NUMERAL DISTANT SIGNALS.
14. When it is desired to signal numbers by Distant Signals, the Numeral Sign
4 2 3 (see Plates V and VI) is to be shown first. After that sign has been shown, and
until the Finishing Sign 4 3 2 (see Plates V and VI) is shown, the hoists representing
the various letters of the alphabet (see Plates V and VI) are to be understood as hav-
ing the numerical values which are allotted to the particular letters under the system
of making Numeral Signals by flags, which is explained on page 32.
Thus, after the Numeral Sign 4 2 3 has been shown, the Distant Signal hoist rep-
resenting the letter A will mean the number 1, that representing B will mean 2, that
representing K will mean 11, and so on as in the Numeral Table on page 32.
SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS.
15. As shown in the Example to Paragraph 12, above, signals from the General
Vocabulary of the International Code require to be made by more than one hoist, which
involves loss of time. Arrangements have, however, been adopted by which thirty-
seven important signals (see pages 527-531) can be made by one hoist only. These
thirty-seven signals are called "Special Distant Signals," and are represented by the
numbers explained in Paragraph 7, page 524, and not by letters.
16. The Special Distant Signals are distinguished from Distant Signals taken from
the General Vocabulary of the International Code by the fact (1) that they are not
preceded by the Code Flag Sign (see paragraph 9), and (2) that the Stop Signal imme-
diately follows the single hoist representing the particular "Special Distant Signal"
which is being made.
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DISTANT SIGNALS.
Part III.
EXAMPLE OF A SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNAL
MADE BY SEMAPHORE OR DISTANT SIGNALS.
/■
or
or
4 1
Stop.
Looking 2 4 1 out in the Table of Special Distant Signals (page 535), we find it to be "Can not dis
tinguish your flags; come nearer or make Distant Signals."
Part III.
SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS.
MADE BY A SINGLE HOIST FOLLOWED BY THE STOP SIGNAL. ARRANGED
NUMERICALLY FOR READING OFF A SIGNAL.
These signals may be made by the semaphore, by cones, balls, and drums, or by
square flags, balls, pennants, and whefts.
Signal.
Meaning.
r\
"Preparative," "Answering," or, "Stop," after each complete signal.
h
Aground; want immediate assistance. a
2 1
Fire, or, leak; want immediate assistance. a
h
2 2
Annul the whole signal.
3 3
You are running into danger, or, Your course is dangerous.
N
2 4
Want water immediately.
b
3 2
Short of provisions ; starving.
1\
4 2
Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it.
h
1 1 2
I am on fire.
N
12 1
I am aground.
10929—07 34
a See Distress Signals (page 7).
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SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS, ARRANGED NUMERICALLY. PART III.
Signal.
Meaning.
N
12 2
Yes, or, Affirmative.
1 2 3
No, or, Negative.
\
12 4
Send lifeboat.
Ik
13 2
Do not abandon the vessel.
1 4
Do not abandon the vessel until the tide has ebbed.
IV
1 1
Assistance is coming.
Ik
Landing is impossible.
IV
2 13
Bar, or, Entrance is dangerous.
Ik
1 4
Ship disabled ; will you assist me into port ?
IV
2 2 1
Want a pilot a.
Ik
2 2 3
Want a tug ; can I obtain one ?
IV
2 2 4
Asks the name of ship (or, signal station) in sight, or, Show your distin-
guishing signal.
a See Pilot Signals (page s).
Part III. special distant signals, arranged numerically.
535
Signal.
Meaning.
I\
h
2 3 1
Show your ensign.
3 3 2
Have you any despatches (message, orders, or, telegrams) for me ?
2 3 3
Stop, Bring- to, or, Come nearer ; I have something important to communicate.
N
2 3 4
Repeat signal, or hoist it in a more conspicuous position.
h
2 4 1
Can not distinguish your flags ; come nearer, or make distant signals.
N
2 4 2
Weigh, Cut, or, Slip ; wait for nothing ; get an offing.
h
.2 4 3
Cyclone, Hurricane, or, Typhoon expected.
N
3 12
Is war declared ? or, Has war commenced ?
IV
3 2 1
War is declaimed, or, War has commenced.
N
h
3 2 2
Beware of torpedoes; channel is mined.
3 2 3
Beware of torpedo boats.
3 2 4
Enemy is in sight.
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SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS, ARRANGED NUMERICALLY. PART III.
Signal.
Meaning.
h
3 3 3
Enemy is closing with you, or. You are closing with the enemy.
N
3 4 3
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported that ememy's men-of-war are going
about disguised as merchantmen.
1*
4 1
Proceed on your voyage.
The folio-wing distant signals made with flag and ball, or pennant and ball, have
the special signification indicated beneath them :
\r
You are running into
danger.
Iw
Fire, or, Leak; want im-
mediate assistance, a
r
Short of provisions.
Starving.
IT
Aground; want immedi-
ate assistance, a
a See Distress Signals (page 1).
Part III.
SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS.
MADE BY A SINGLE SIGNAL FOLLOWED BT THE STOP SIGNAL.
ALPHABETICALLY FOE MAKING A SIGNAL.
ARRANGED
ABANDON— IMMEDIATE.
Abandon.
Channel.
13 2
— Do not abandon the vessel.
3 2 2
— Beware of torpedoes'; channel is mined.
1 4 3
— Do not abandon the vessel until the tide
has ebbed.
Coming.
3 11
— Assistance is coming.
12 2
Affirmative, or, Yes.
Communicate.
Aground.
2 3 3
— Stop, Bring-to, or, Come nearer ; some-
1 2
— Aground; want immediate assistance.*
thing important to communicate.
12 1
— I am aground.
Danger.
Annul.
2 13
— Bar, or, Entrance is dangerous.
4 2
— Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it.
2 12
— Landing is impossible.
2 2
— Annul the whole signal.
2 3
— You are running into danger.
2
Answering Signal.
Despatches.
12 3
— No, or, Negative.
2 3 2
— Have you any despatches (message,
12 3
— Yes, or, Affirmative.
orders, or, telegrams) for me?
Assistance.
Disabled.
1 3
— Aground; want immediate assistance.*
2 14
— Ship disabled; will you assist me into
3 11
— Assistance is coining.
port?
2 1
— Fire, or, Leak; want immediate assist-
ance.*
Distant Signals.
3 14
— Ship disabled ; will you assist me into
2 4 1
— Can not distinguish your flags; come
port?
nearer or make distant signals.
13 4
— Send life boat.
Distress.
Attention, or, Demand.
1 2
— Aground; want immediate assistance.*
3 2 4
— Asks the name of the ship (or, signal
2 1
— Fire, or, Leak ; want immediate assist-
station) in sight, or, Show your dis-
tinguishing signal.
1 3 1
112
2 14
ance.*
— I am aground.
— I am on fire.
— Ship disabled; will you assist me into
2 3 1
— Show your ensign.
Bar.
port?
2 13
— Bar, or, Entrance is dangerous.
3 2
2 4
— Short of provisions. Starving.
— Want water immediately.
Boat.
Enemy.
13 4
— Send lifeboat.
3 2 3
— Beware of torpedo boats.
3 2 2
— Beware of torpedoes ; channel is mined.
Caution.
3 3 2
— Enemy is closing with you, or, You are
3 13
3 2 3
— Bar, or, Entrance is dangerous.
— Beware of torpedo boats.
3 2 4
closing with the enemy.
— Enemy is in sight.
3 2 2
—Beware of torpedoes; channel is mined.
3 4 2
— Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
3 3 2
—Enemy is closing with you, or, You are
that enemy's vessels are going about
closing with the enemy.
disguised as merchantmen.
3 2 4
— Enemy is in sight.
3 4 2
— Keep a good look-out, as it is reported
Fire.
that enemy's war vessels are going
2 1
— Fire, or, Leak; want immediate assist-
about disguised as merchantmen.
ance.*
2 12
— Landing is impossible.
112
— I am on fire.
2 4 3
—Typhoon, Hurricane, or, Cyclone ex-
pected.
—War is declared, or, War has commenced.
Immediate.
3 2 1
1 2
— Aground; want immediate assistance.*
2 4 3
—Weigh, Cut, or, Slip; wait for nothing;
2 1
— Fire, or, Leak ; want immediate assist-
2 3
get an offing.
— You are running into danger.
2 4
ance.*
— Want water immediately.
*See Distress Signals, page 7.
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX FOR FINDING SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS. PART III.
LANDING— YES.
2 12
2 1
12 4
2 3 2
12 3
2 4 2
3.2 1
2
4 12
3 2
2 4
4 2
2 3 4
2 3
1 2 4
4 2
2 2
.2 2 4
2 4 1
12 3
Landing.
— Landing is impossible.
Leak.
— Fire, or, Leak; want immediate assist-
ance.*
Lifeboat.
— Send lifeboat.
Message.
— Have you any message (telegram, orders,
or, despatches) for me?
Negative, or, No.
Offing.
— Weigh, Cut, or, Slip; wait for nothing;
get an offing.
Pilot.
— Want a pilot. \
Preparative Sign.
Proceed.
— Proceed on your voyage.
Provisions and water.
— Short of provisions. Starving.
— Want water immediately.
Repeat.
— Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it.
— Repeat signal, or hoist it in a more con-
spicuous position.
Run.
— You are running into danger.
Send.
— Send lifeboat.
Signals.
— Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it.
— Annul the whole signal.
— Asks name of ship {or, signal station)
in sight.
—Can not distinguish your flags; come
nearer or make distant signals.
— No, or. Negative.
2 3 4
2 2 4
2 3 1
2 3 3
12 2
3 2
2
2 3 2
3 2 3
3 2 2
2 2 3
1 2
2 1
3 2
2 2 1
2 2 3
2 4
3 1 2
3 2 1
2 4
2 4 3
2 4 2
1 2 2
Signals — Continued.
— Repeat signal, or hoist it in a more con-
spicuous position.
— Show your distinguishing signal.
— Show your ensign.
— Stop, Bring-to, or, Come nearer; I have
something important to communicate.
— Yes, or, Affirmative.
Starving.
— Short of provisions. Starving.
Stop after each* complete signal.
Telegram.
— Have you any telegram (message, order,
or, despatches) for me?
Torpedoes, or. Mines.
—Beware of torpedo boats.
— Beware of torpedoes ; channel is mined.
Tug.
— Want a tug; can I obtain one?
Want.
— Aground; want immediate assistance.*
— Fire, or, Leak; want immediate assist-
ance.*
— Short of provisions. Starving.
— Want a pilot, f
— Want a tug; can I obtain one?
— Want water immediately.
War.
— Is war declared? or, Has war com-
menced?
— War is declared, or, War has com-
menced.
Water.
— Want water immediately.
Weather.
— Cyclone, Hurricane, or, Typhoon ex-
pected.
Weigh.
— Weigh, Cut, or, Slip; wait for nothing;
get an offing.
Yes, or, Affirmative.
* See Distress Signals, page 7.
fSee Pilot Signals, page 8.
Part III.
SEMAPHORE SIGNALS.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USE OF THE BRITISH MOVABLE SEMAPHORE.
THE INDICATOR.
The Indicator denotes from which, side the signs are to be read, but when first
shown it is to call attention, and may be considered the preparative signal. When
closed it denotes the finish of the communication.
HOW TO SEMAPHORE.
The person intending to Semaphore will make the International Code Signal VOX
(I am going to Semaphore to you), and set his Semaphore at the alphabetical sign (see
Plate VII) with the Indicator out, and wait until the person to whom the Semaphore
signal is to be made hoists his answering pennant close up. Then he will proceed
with the communication by spelling, making a momentary pause between each sign or
letter ; the arms are to be dropped between each word or group* the Indicator alone
remaining out.
Should the answering pennant be dipped by the person taking in the signal, the
last two words are to be repeated until the answering pennant is again hoisted close up.
When in the middle of a spelling signal numerals have to be made, the Semaphore
is to be put at the numeral sign (see Plate VII), and the number then made. When
the numeral signal is finished the alphabetical sign is to be made and the communi-
cation by spelling proceeded with.
HOW TO ANSWER AND TAKE IN SEMAPHORE SIGNALS.
The answering pennant is to be hoisted close up by the person taking in the
Semaphore signal, thus denoting he is ready to read and write down the signal.
It is to be "dipped" when a word is lost, and the person making the signal is then
to repeat the two last words until the answering pennant is hoisted again close up.
In answering by the Semaphore the And in position (3) the <\
r\ answering pennant close ^Os
swering pennant at the dip. l ///
arm in position ( I ) represents the an-
answering pennant close
up.
SEMAPHORING BY HAND FLAGS.
(1) British Method.
The British method of Semaphoring by flags held in the hand which is shown in
plate VIII is exactly the same as the British Movable Semaphore system, which has just
been explained, the positions of the apparatus which denote the letters, numbers, and
special signs being, it will be seen, identical in each case, and the only difference being
in the apparatus employed.
(2) French Method.
The French method of Semaphoring by flags held in the hand (see 'plate IX) is
based on the same principle as the British method, but the positions in which the flags
are held to denote the letters, etc., are different.
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PLATE VII.
Part III.
THE BRITISH MOVABLE SEMAPHORE.
Semaphore Signs.
Governing Signs.
Indicator
V
Preparative.
When closed
it denotes
the finish.
Alphabet-
ical.
Numeral.
Annul
or
negative.
Signs.
Alphabetical
Signification.
A
\
/
K^i A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
Numerical
Signification.
Signs.
A A A^As^l H Tf^
Alphabetical
Signification.
K
M
N
O
Numerical
Signification.
Also the alpha-
betical sign.'
Q R
Signs.
TK
X V
K
<&
v=
r
Alphabetical
Signification.
u
V
w
Y
Note.— It a numeral signal is to be followed by words, the end of the numerical signification of the signs is shown by the
alphabetical sign being made, indicating that spelling Is again to commence. For Instructions as to use see page 539.
Part III.
PLATE VIII.
541
Alphabetical
Signification.
Numeral
Signification.
BRITISH METHOD OF SEMAPHORING BY HAND FLAGS.
B
C
D
E
F
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
G
H
K
Numeral
Signification.
ALSO
ALPHABETICAL
SIGN.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
M
N
O
Q
R
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
SIGNS.
Signification.
s
u
V
w
ALPHABET-
ICAL.
NUMERAL.
X
ANNUL.
For instructions as to use see page 639.
542
PLATE IX.
Part III.
PEENCH METHOD OF SEMAPHORING BY HAND FLAGS.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
B
C
D
E
Numeral
Signification.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
G
H
K
Numeral
Signification.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
M
N
O
Q
R
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
s
u
V
X
SIGNS.
Signification.
DO NOT
UNDERSTAND.
NUMBERS.
ATTENTION.
END OF WORD
OR PHRASE.
Note.— The W la made by means of two consecutive Vs. To indicate the finish of a Numerical Signal the Number sign Is
again made : thus the number sign begins and ends Numerical Signals.
Part III.
FRENCH SEMAPHORE STATIONS.
543
FRENCH SEMAPHORE STATIONS.
or
Semaphore stations and vessels at sea may exchange either "semaphore telegrams"
'messages."
/. Semaphore Telegrams.
Definition.— The semaphore telegrams are those which are sent partly over the tele-
graph 'wires. Semaphore telegrams sent from vessels at sea are accepted for all countries
which have signified their adherence to the Telegraphic Convention of St. Petersburg and
which are named in the following list :
Argentine Republic.
Germany.
Persia.
Australia.
Great Britain.
Portugal.
Austria.
Greece.
Portuguese Colonies.
Belgium.
Holland.
Roumania.
Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Hungary.
Russia.
Brazil.
British India.
Senegal.
Bulgaria.
Italy.
Servia.
Cape of Good Hope.
Japan.
Siam.
Ceylon.
Luxemburg.
Spain.
Crete.
Madagascar.
Sweden.
Denmark.
Montenegro.
Switzerland.
Dutch East Indies.
Natal.
Tasmania.
Egypt.
New Caledonia.
Tunis.
France and Algeria.
New-Zealand.
Turkey.
French Indo-China.
Norway.
Uruguay.
Semaphore telegrams intended for ships at sea are accepted for all the French sema-
phore stations marked with an "a" in the Geographical List, Part I, of the International
Code.
Wording and transmission. — Messages may be worded either in the language of the
country for which they are intended or in the signals of the International Code. These
signals are represented in writing by means of the twenty-six letters of the alphabet.
The number of letters in each group should not exceed four.
The groups of letters signaled from a vessel sending a semaphore telegram are trans-
lated by the signal officer into the language of the country in which the semaphore station
is situated, and it is this translation which is transmitted to the addressee.
Upon a request from the vessel, however, made by the signal XB or WZ (see ' 'Urgent
and Important Signals," Part I), the groups of letters themselves will be transmitted with-
out translation.
The address and, if necessary, the signatures to telegrams from ships at sea are
always transmitted in ordinary language by electric telegraph. The address of telegrams
intended for ships at sea should specify the name or official number of the vessel and her
nationality.
Charges. — (1) The usual telegraphic charge and any accessory charges which the
circumstances may render necessary.
(2) A maritime charge which has been fixed at five centimes per word with a mini-
mum charge of fifty centimes per telegram for transmission in France. For international
service this charge is one franc per telegram.
544 - FRENCH SEMAPHORE STATIONS. PAET III.
All charges for semaphore telegrams intended for ships at sea must be paid by the
sender. The charges for telegrams coming from vessels must be paid by the persons to
whom the telegrams are addressed. . ■
II. Messages.
Definition.— Vessels passing French semaphore stations may exchange messages (1)
either by communications to be sent to their destination or to be forwarded by post with-
out making any use of the electric telegraph wires; or (2) by communications deposited
at the semaphore stations, or addressed to it by post, for transmission direct to the vessel
at sea.
The messages may be worded either in French or in the signals of the International
Code.
The charge is five centimes per word, with a minimum of fifty centimes, and is pay-
able by the sender in the case of messages addressed to vessels at sea and by the receiver
in case of messages coming from such vessels.
Part III.
UNITED STATES ARMY AND NAVY SIGNAL CODE.
Communication may be had by this code with the United States Army, Navy,
Revenue Cutter, and Life-Saving services. {Seepage 515.)
A
B
C
D
E
1
1 2
3 2
1
2 2
1 2
F 2 2 2
G 2 2 1
H.
I..
J-
K.
L.
M.
N.
12 2
1
12 2
1 2 1
2 2 1
2 2 1
1 1
O .
P .
8:
s..
T .
IT.
2 1
1 2
1 1
1 1
1 2
2
1 2
V...
W ..
X...
Y...
Z ...
tion.
2 2 2
1 2 1
12 2
1 1 1
2 2 2
112
NUMERALS.
1111
2 2 2 2
8. 1112
4 2 2 2 1
112 2
2 2 11
12 2 2
2 111
12 2 1
2 112
a after I c.
b before b
ABBREVIATIONS.
..can I n not I t tbe I ur your I wi_
.have | r ■. are | u yon ] w - word | y ..
x x 3. -"numerals follow" or "numerals end."
sig. 3. . " signature follows. "
CONVENTIONAL SIGNALS.
.with
--yes
End of a word 3
End of a sentence 33
End of a message 333
Error 12.12.3
Acknowledgment, or, "I understand" 22.22.3
Cease signaling ... 22.22.22.333
"Wait a moment 1111.3
Repeat after (word) 121.121.3.22.3 (word)
Repeat last word 121.121.33
Repeat last message 121. 121. 121. 333
Move a little to rigbt 211.211.3
Move a little to left 221.221.3
Signal faster 2212.3
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE SYSTEM.
The whole number opposite each letter or numeral stands for that letter or numeral.
TO SIGNAL WITH FLAG, TORCH, HAND LANTERN, OR BEAM OF SEARCH LIGHT.
There are but one position and three motions.
The first position is with the flag or other appliance held vertically, the signalman
facing squarely towards the station with which it is desired to communicate.
The first motion, or "one" or " 1," the signal is waved to the right of the sender
and will embrace an arc of 90°, starting with the vertical and returning to it, and will
be made in a plane exactly at right angles to the line connecting the two stations.
The second motion, or "two " or " 2," is a similar motion to the left of the sender.
To make the third motion, "front" or "three" or "3," the signal is waved to the
ground directly in front of the sender, and instantly returned to the first position.
Numbers which occur in the body of the message must be spelled out in full.
To use the torch or hand lantern, a footlight must be used as a point of reference
to the motion. The lantern is more conveniently swung out upwards, by hand, from
the footlight for "1" and "2" and raised vertically for "3."
(545)
546 UNITED STATES ARMY AND NAVY SIGNAL CODE. PAET III.
TO SEND A MESSAGE.
"To call" a station, signal its initial or call letter' nntil acknowledged. To
acknowledge a call or receipt of a message, signal " I understand."
Make a slight panse after each letter and also after "front." If the sender
discovers that he has made an error, he should make the "front" and "12.12.3," after
which he proceeds with the message, beginning with the word in which the error
occurred.
PLASH SIGNALS WITH LANTERN, HELIOGRAPH, OR SEARCH LIGHT.
Use short flash for "1," two short flashes in quick succession for "2," and a long
steady flash for "3." The elements of a letter should he slightly longer than in sound
signals.
To call a station, make the initial or call letter until acknowledged. Then turn
on a steady flash until answered by a steady flash. The calling station will then
proceed with the message.
All other conventional signals are the same as for the flag.
SOUND SIGNALS WITH POG WHISTLE, POG HORN, OR BUGLE.
Use one toot (about half second) for "1," two toots (in quick succession) for "2,"
and a blast (about two seconds' long) for "3." The ear and not the watch is to be
relied upon for the intervals.
The signal of execution for all tactical or drill signals will be one long blast
followed by two toots in quick succession.
In the use of any other appliance, such as a bell, by which a blast can not be given,
three strokes in quick succession will be given in the place of the blast to indicate "3."
When more than two vessels are in company, each vessel, after making "I
understand," should make her call letter that it may be certain which vessel has .
acknowledged.
Part III.
MOESE SIGNAL CODE.
indicates a LONG of about 3 seconds' duration.
— indicates a SHORT of about 1 second duration.
Preparative Signal to attract attention
Answering Signal, or, I understand — — •
etc.
- etc.
Interval between each flash or sound 1 second.
Interval between each letter 3 seconds.
Interval between each word 6 seconds.
E -
H
I -
N -
T
(a) LIGHT AND SOUND SIGNALS, ACCORDING TO COLOMB'S FLASHING
SIGNALS SYSTEM.
The following urgent and important signals may be made at night or in thick
weather, either by long and short flashes of light or by long and short sounds on a
steam whistle, siren, fog horn, etc. :
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USE OF FLASHING OR SOUND SIGNALS.
With flashing signals the lamp must always be turned toward the person addressed.
To attract attention, a series of rapid short flashes or sounds should be made and
continued until the person addressed gives the sign of attention by doing the same.
If, however, it is supposed that the person addressed can not reply, the signal may
be made after a moderate pause, or, under certain circumstances, the communication
may be made without preparatory signs.
(547)
548 MORSE SIGNAL CODE. PART III.
After making a few rapid short flashes or sounds as an acknowledgment, the
receiver must watch or listen attentively until the communication is completed, when
he must make the sign indicated below, showing that the message is understood.
If the receiver does not understand the message, he must wait until the signal is
repeated.
Duration of short flashes or sounds — 1 second.
Duration of long flashes or sounds — - - 3 seconds.
Interval between each flash or sound 1 second.
Answer, or, "I understand" — — — — — — — — — etc.
SIGNALS.
You are standing into danger „ — — — —
I want assistance ; remain by me ,. — — — — —
Have encountered ice — — — —
Your lights are out (or, want trimming) — — — —
The way is off my ship ; you may feel your way past nie — — — —
Stop, or, heave to ; I have something important to communicate — — — —
Am disabled; communicate with me — — — — —
When a vessel is in tow, the following signals made by flashes of light may be
used between her and the tug or towing vessel :
Steer more to starboard —
Steer more to port — ,-- — —
Cast off hawsers - - — — — —
(6) FLAG WAVING.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMMUNICATING BY FLASHING SIGNALS WITH A
FLAG (GENERALLY TERMED FLAG "WAVING).
The system used is the Morse Alphabet, the letters being made by groups of long
and short flashes caused by moving a flag through a long or short arc, as described
below.
The signalman may work from left to right, or from right to left, as shown in fig-
ures 1 and 2, according to convenience and direction of the wind.
f \
^
Figure 1. Figure 2,
In the normal position (a) in the above figures, the flag should make an angle of
25° with a vertical line through the center of the body.
The pole should be kept high enough to permit seeing underneath the flag while
in motion.
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TO MAKE A SHORT FLASH OR DOT.
The flag is waved from a to b, and -without any pause back again to the normal
position. i ' '
TO MAKE A LONG FLASH OR DASH.
The flag is waved from a to c, and after a short but distinct patise at c brought
back to the normal position.
WHEN SIGNALING A LETTER.
When signaling a letter the flashes representing it should be made in one con-
tinuous wave of the flag, taking particular care that no pause is made when at the
normal position.
Example. — To make B, wave the flag from a to b back to a and with
out a pause down to c, making there a short but distinct, pause (vide instructions for
long flash) back to a, then withdut a pause to b and back to the normal position a.
HOW TO SIGNAL.
A pause equal to the length of a long flash should be made at the normal position
a between each letter of a word, or letter of a group of letters.
When the word or group of letters is completed, the butt of the staff is to be
brought to the ground, and the flag at the same moment gathered in.
A slight pause should be made at the normal position before commencing a word
or group of letters.
In receiving a message the flag should be lowered and gathered in until required
for answering.
POSITION OF THE SIGNALMAN. .
The signalman should stand square to the station to which he is signaling, and
the pole should be kept as upright as possible while, in motion, the point never being
allowed to droop to the front.
In order to keep the flag always exposed while moving it across the body to form
the flashes, the point of the staff should be made to describe an elongated figure of 8
in the air.
10929—07 35
550
MORSE SIGNAL CODE.
Part III.
CONVENTIONAL SIGNALS: THEIR EQUIVALENT LETTERS AND THE
METHOD OF ANSWERING THEM.
Meaning.
Sign.
Equivalent letter and
' how made.
How answered.
Preparative.
By a succession of
E's in one group.
By the general an-
swer T.
Answer.
T (singly).
*
Break sign.
1 1 as separate let-
ters.
Stop.
I I I as separate
letters.
Finish of a mes-
sage.
•
V E as one group.
as separate letters.
4
Erase sign.
By a succession of
E's as separate
letters.
By a succession of
E's as separate
letters.
Annul.
W W
W W as one group.
By W W as one
group.
Eepeat word aft- 1
er — (when a J
single word is ]
required).
I M I
W A
followed by the word preceding
the one required.
I M I as one group.]
W A as separate [
letters. J
By the general
answer T.
Repeat all after f
— (if more than 1
one word is re- j
quired). • (
I M I
A A
I M I as one group i
A A as separate [
letters. J
By the general
answer T.
Repeat all (if the (
whole message J
is to be repeat- 1
ed.) (
I M I
A L L
I M I as one group. }
A L L as separate r
letters. J
By the general
answer T.
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THE USE OF THE SPECIAL SIGNS.
THE PREPARATIVE.
Is used to call attention, and is answered by the General Answer
THE GENERAL ANSWER.
Is made by a long flash , or letter T.
THE BREAK SIGN.
Is to be used between the address of the receiver and the text of the message, and,
after the text, if the name of the sender is signaled.
THE STOP.
Is made by three separate letter I's.
THE FINISH.
Is to be made by V E in one group at the completion of a message, and is to
be answered, if the message is understood, by R D in separate letters. N. B. — R D
means Read.
THE ERASE.
Is made by a series of E's as separate letters, and is used to erase a word or group
that has been wrongly sent, and is to be answered by the Erase.
THE ANNUL.
Is made by W W in one group, and is used to negative all the message that has
gone before, and is to be answered by the Annul.
METHOD OF ANSWERING.
Each word when understood is to be answered by one long flash (T).
If a word is not answered, the sender is to repeat it until answered by a long flash.
At the end of the message, if understood, receiver will make
(or R D), meaning Read.
The Erase and Annul signs are to be answered by their own signs.
METHOD OF SIGNALING NUMBERS.
All numerals, whether representing time, distance, numbers, etc., are to be spelled
in full.
552 MORSE SIGNAL CODE. PART III
METHOD OF ASKING FOR REPETITION.
If the receiver requires any word to be repeated, lie makes
Repeat. W A
(or, repeat word after) the word — (or, if necessary, words) preceding the doubtful word.
Note. — When W A is only sent, the Repeat sign is implied.
If the receiver requires the remainder of the message, he makes
Repeat. A A
(or, repeat all after) the word — preceding the doubtful ones.
If the receiver wants all the message repeated, he makes
Repeat. A L L
When he requires no more repetition, he makes — — - — ^— — — (or, R D),
which means the signal is read.
IF A MISTAKE IS MADE IN A WORD.
The sender makes the Erase sign etc^, E's as separate letters, which
is to be answered by the Erase sign.
N. B. — This only applies to the last word made.
IF A WHOLE MESSAGE REQUIRES TO BE NEGATIVED.
The sender makes the Annul ■ — — (or, W W as one group),
which is to be answered by the Annul.
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