Glossary. K

Deutsch: Kaiji / Español: Kaiji / Português: Kaiji / Français: Kaiji / Italian: Kaiji

Kaiji in the maritime context refers to a Japanese term for a seaman or sailor. It encompasses various roles and responsibilities associated with maritime work, including navigation, maintenance, and operational duties on vessels. The term is widely used in Japan to describe individuals who work on ships and contribute to the country's maritime industry.

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Deutsch: Kiel / Español: Quilla / Português: Quilha / Français: Quille / Italiano: Chiglia

Keel in the maritime context refers to the central structural Component running along the bottom of a ship from bow to stern. It provides structural integrity and stability to the vessel.

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English: Hertz
German: kHz is a shortcut for --->'kiloHertz'.

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Knowledge in the maritime context refers to the information, expertise, and understanding required for safe and efficient maritime operations. It encompasses a wide range of specialized knowledge areas essential for navigating, operating, and managing vessels and maritime activities. Knowledge plays a critical role in ensuring the safety of crew, protecting the environment, and complying with international maritime regulations.

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German: Die Krimpfung ist eine Verkürzung der Fasern des Tauwerks bei Wasseraufnahme