Glossary

"Zero" refers to the code flag that represents the numerical value of zero. In international maritime signal flag communication, each number from...

"Wun" is a phonetic way of saying "one" in military or marine radio communication. It is used to ensure clear and concise communication over the...

"Too" refers to the number two or the second in a series of items or actions. It can denote the quantity of something, such as two boats, two...

Tree is a signal that indicates the number 3 in communication between vessels or personnel. This signal can be conveyed visually using hand...

"Four" is the numerical value representing the quantity of 4. In marine terminology, "four" is also used to refer to the fourth officer on a...

"Five" is a numerical term representing the quantity of 5. In marine terminology, it may refer to a group of five individuals or objects, such as...

In marine terminology, "6" or "six" does not have a specific nautical meaning. It is simply the numerical value representing the quantity of...

In maritime terminology, 7 or Seven (Sev-En) refers to the International Code of Signals flag representing the letter "7" in the phonetic...

In marine terminology, an "ait" refers to a small island or islet located in a river or estuary. Aits are typically formed by sediment deposition...

In marine terminology, "9" or "nine" is a code used to indicate the number nine in radio communications or when spelling out numbers. This code...