Sailboat names
Kynosoura
Kynosoura is a Greek sailboat name.
Name of the Polar Star (Polaris) in Ancient Greece.
Kyrenia
Submerged off the coast of Cyprus since the 4th century BC, the Kyrenia Ship emerges as an invaluable treasure for marine archaeology. Discovered in 1965, this Greek merchant shipwreck offers a unique window into shipbuilding, trade and daily life in ancient Greece.
Lady Lovibond
The Lady Lovibond is an English Sailboat name. This boat is also known with the abbreviated form “Luvibond“.
This was a ghost ship that appears in the waters of the county of Kent (England) every 50 years. According to legend, Captain Simon Peel ignored the belief that embarking a woman brings bad luck, and took with him his wife to celebrate his recent marriage.
During his voyage, his first officer, who was also in love with the same young woman, led the ship to a sandbank known to cause multiple shipwrecks and the entire crew perished in the accident.
Lapislazuli
Lapislazuli is a Spanish sailboat name. Meaning “lapis lazuli”.
Categorized into: Gemstones names
Larum
Larum is a Latin sailboat name. Meaning “seagull”.
Categorized into: animal names
Leviatan
Leviatan is a Spanish sailboat name.
Spanish form of Leviathan.
Leviathan
Leviathan is a Hebrew sailboat name.
Sea monster, a mixture of whale and serpent, which appears in the Old Testament.
It was created by God and represents evil.
Categorized into: biblical names
Libertad
Libertad is a Spanish sailboat name. Meaning “freedom“.
Libertas
Libertas, a name that resonates with freedom, independence and autonomy, is not only a beautiful and powerful word, but also has a rich history and deep symbolism. That is why Libertas becomes a perfect name for a sailboat, evoking the image of a boat that sails the seas without limits, challenging the waves and embracing the immensity of the sea. horizon.
Liberté
Liberté is a French sailboat name. Meaning “liberty“.