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This is the Maritime Glossary
This glossary/lexicon gives an intensive overview about the words, terms, articles relevant in the maritime area. Beside English most articles are also available in Spanish and German. A special aspect in this glossary is the Meteorology.
Appeal
Deutsch: Berufung / Español: Apelación / Português: Apelação / Français: Appel / Italiano: Appello
Appeal in the maritime context refers to the legal process by which a Decision made by a lower maritime court or tribunal is reviewed by a higher court. This process allows parties who are dissatisfied with a ruling to seek a reassessment of the case based on the argument that the original decision was incorrect or unjust.
Original
Deutsch: Original / Español: Original / Português: Original / Français: Original / Italian: Originale
Original in the maritime context refers to the first or initial version of a document, equipment, or design used in maritime operations. This term is important for authenticity and verification purposes, ensuring that the item or document in question is the authoritative source.
Spanish Armada
Deutsch: Spanische Armada / Español: Armada Española / Português: Armada Espanhola / Français: Armada espagnole / Italiano: Armada spagnola
The Spanish Armada refers to the fleet of ships sent by Spain in 1588 to invade England. This maritime expedition was a pivotal event in European history, marking a significant confrontation between the Spanish Empire and the English forces under Queen Elizabeth I.
Uncertainty
Deutsch: Unsicherheit / Español: Incertidumbre / Português: Incerteza / Français: Incertitude / Italian: Incertezza
Uncertainty in the maritime context refers to the unpredictable factors and risks that can affect maritime operations, navigation, and decision-making. These uncertainties can stem from various sources, including weather conditions, geopolitical situations, market fluctuations, and technical failures.