jalor

or ja·lur

[ jah-ler ]

/ ˈdʒɑ lər /

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noun

any of a wide variety of East Indian rowing and sailing ships.

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Origin of jalor

Origin uncertain

Words nearby jalor

jalapin, jalebi, jalee, Jalisco, jalopy, jalor, jalouse, jalousie, jam, jamaat, Jamaica

How to use jalor in a sentence

I hope you will stab your jalor, and jump out your Windo too.
Sir Christopher|Maud Wilder Goodwin
They have also very long narrow boats, with two masts, and double or single outriggers, called balabang and jalor.
The History of Sumatra|William Marsden