Tillac (navigation)

See also: Tillac

The tillac is a word of old French indicating the bridge superior of a ship (between the strong S). It is sometimes employed in the direction of floor for a boat.

The franc-tillac was the name given formerly to the bridge more raised and extending from one end to another of the ship; one still called it bridge on mouth and bridge running .

The word tillac is always employed in Maritime law: “the captain of a trading vessel can charge on the tillac only with the authorization with the chargers”. In modern language, one will say rather “cannot charge in Pontée”.

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Sources maritime

  • Dictionary Gruss de Marine, Editions and of Overseas

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