sailing ship
C5805
concept
A sailing ship is a large watercraft propelled primarily by sails that harness wind power for navigation and transport across bodies of water.
All labels observed (57)
| Label | Occurrences |
|---|---|
| sailing ship canonical | 81 |
| barque | 14 |
| caravel | 7 |
| schooner | 7 |
| First Fleet ship | 6 |
| sailing vessel | 6 |
| tall ship | 6 |
| English ship | 5 |
| Polynesian voyaging canoe | 5 |
| galleon | 5 |
| pirate ship | 5 |
| English sailing ship | 4 |
| barquentine | 3 |
| fishing schooner | 3 |
| whaling ship | 3 |
| wooden ship | 3 |
| 17th-century sailing ship | 2 |
| 19th-century sailing ship | 2 |
| Columbus expedition ship | 2 |
| English merchant ship | 2 |
| First Fleet transport ship | 2 |
| Viking ship | 2 |
| full-rigged ship | 2 |
| lumber schooner | 2 |
| sail training ship | 2 |
| square-rigged sailing ship | 2 |
| steam schooner | 2 |
| traditional sailing vessel | 2 |
| wooden sailing ship | 2 |
| American sailing ship | 1 |
| English colonial ship | 1 |
| French East Indiaman | 1 |
| Jamestown expedition ship | 1 |
| Spanish galleon | 1 |
| Swedish ship | 1 |
| clipper ship | 1 |
| collier ship | 1 |
| four-masted barque | 1 |
| gaff-rigged vessel | 1 |
| galley | 1 |
| iron sailing ship | 1 |
| pirate ship structure | 1 |
| privateer ship | 1 |
| racing schooner | 1 |
| sailing ship type | 1 |
| sailing training ship | 1 |
| sailing vessel type | 1 |
| sea vessel | 1 |
| sealing schooner | 1 |
| ship type | 1 |
| square-rigged ship | 1 |
| three-masted schooner | 1 |
| traditional sailing ship | 1 |
| treasure ship | 1 |
| two-masted sailing ship | 1 |
| wooden schooner | 1 |
| wooden-hulled schooner | 1 |
Description generation (CDg)
The one-sentence description above was generated by prompting gpt-5.1 with the class name and this instruction.
Instruction
generate a one-sentence description for a given conceptual class. # Response Format Return only the sentence: "Description: [one-sentence description of the conceptional class]"
Input
Class: sailing ship
Generated description
A sailing ship is a large watercraft propelled primarily by sails that harness wind power for navigation and transport across bodies of water.
Instances (184)
| Instance | Via concept surface |
|---|---|
| Wicked Wench | — |
| padewakang | traditional sailing vessel |
| HMS Lady Prevost | schooner |
| Mayflower | English merchant ship |
|
Emma C. Berry
linked to:
John Latham
|
fishing schooner |
|
C.A. Thayer
linked to:
C.A. Thayer (1895) wooden schooner
|
wooden-hulled schooner |
|
Wawona (1897)
linked to:
Wawona (1897) wooden schooner
|
wooden schooner |
| French Navy ships of the line | sailing ship type |
| RRS Discovery | barque |
| pinisi ship | traditional sailing vessel |
| Bucentaure | — |
| Santísima Trinidad | — |
|
Fram
linked to:
polar exploration ship Fram
|
wooden ship |
| Tune ship | Viking ship |
| Gokstad ship | Viking ship |
| Hispaniola (ship) | — |
| Nuestra Señora de la Concepción | Spanish galleon |
| Duc de Duras | French East Indiaman |
|
Golden Hind
linked to:
Deptford
|
galleon |
|
Brig Lawrence
linked to:
brig Lawrence
|
— |
| HMS Royal Oak | — |
| Mayflower II | — |
| Staat en Land | — |
| Gelykheid | — |
| USS Alfred | — |
| Chilean corvette Esmeralda | wooden ship |
| La Gallega | — |
| Edward Bonaventure | English ship |
|
Victoria (ship)
linked to:
Victoria
|
— |
| Tall Ship Glenlee | barque |
| Godspeed | — |
| Susan Constant | English sailing ship |
| Earl of Pembroke | — |
| Bérrio | — |
| Pelican | galleon |
| Golden Hind | galleon |
| Revenge | galleon |
| Wapama | steam schooner |
| HMS Beagle | barque |
| Foudroyant (French ship) | — |
| Alexander (ship) | First Fleet ship |
| Charlotte (ship) | First Fleet ship |
| Prince of Wales (ship) | First Fleet ship |
| Scarborough (ship) | First Fleet ship |
|
Borrowdale
linked to:
Borrowdale (ship)
|
First Fleet transport ship |
| Fishburn (ship) | barque |
|
Golden Grove
linked to:
Golden Grove (ship)
|
First Fleet ship |
| SS Great Eastern | iron sailing ship |
| USS Niagara | — |
| Spanish ship San Nicolás | — |