English to Esperanto Meaning of seafarer - maristo

Seafarer :
maristo
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Definitions of seafarer in English
Noun(1) a man who serves as a sailor
Examples of seafarer in English
(1) the seacoast of Florida
(1) sea coast ::
apudmara regiono
Synonyms
Noun
1. mariner ::
maristo
2. jack ::
fanto
3. gob ::
gob
4. old salt ::
malnova salo
5. jack-tar ::
jack-tar
6. seaman ::
maristo
7. sea dog ::
maro hundo
8. tar ::
gudro
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