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![]() 10:37 - show quoted text - When you tie it to an anchor it is a rode and if it is tied to a sail it is a sheet. Back in the sailing ship days, when most of these terms were coined, they had ropes going everywhere so they wanted to more closely define each use one may have. ...... That’s what I always thought. If it was “towable” or “tossable” it’s usually a “line”. If it’s to be more of a solid fixture like for masts and sails then it’s a “rope” not necessarily a “line” and on an anchor it’s a “rode” Interesting... |
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