Definition of parrel in English:

parrel

(also parrill, parral, parr'l)

noun ˈparəlˈpar(ə)l

Nautical

A sliding band of rope or metal attaching a spar or sail to a mast while allowing it vertical movement.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Exchequer Accounts. Either aphetic from apparel, or from Middle French parail rigging, or shortened from its etymon Anglo-Norman and Old French apparail, although attested slightly earlier than any of these in the relevant sense. Compare post-classical Latin parella (c.1450).

Definition of parrel in US English:

parrel

(also parrill, parral, parr'l)

noun

Nautical

A sliding band of rope or metal attaching a spar or sail to a mast while allowing it vertical movement.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Exchequer Accounts. Either aphetic from apparel, or from Middle French parail rigging, or shortened from its etymon Anglo-Norman and Old French apparail, although attested slightly earlier than any of these in the relevant sense. Compare post-classical Latin parella (c.1450).

词汇	parrel
释义	Definition of parrel in English: parrel (also parrill, parral, parr'l) noun ˈparəlˈpar(ə)l Nautical A sliding band of rope or metal attaching a spar or sail to a mast while allowing it vertical movement. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Exchequer Accounts. Either aphetic from apparel, or from Middle French parail rigging, or shortened from its etymon Anglo-Norman and Old French apparail, although attested slightly earlier than any of these in the relevant sense. Compare post-classical Latin parella (c.1450). Definition of parrel in US English: parrel (also parrill, parral, parr'l) noun Nautical A sliding band of rope or metal attaching a spar or sail to a mast while allowing it vertical movement. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Exchequer Accounts. Either aphetic from apparel, or from Middle French parail rigging, or shortened from its etymon Anglo-Norman and Old French apparail, although attested slightly earlier than any of these in the relevant sense. Compare post-classical Latin parella (c.1450).
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