prahu

When off the island of Moora the Nemesis came suddenly upon a fleet of eleven pirate boats, pursuing a trading prahu.

The oars were got out, and the prahu proceeded up the creek, in the opposite direction to which it had entered it.

He might engage a prahu, though, and in it effect a crossing to Perang; he could even take the train and journey to another place.

Then came the long prahu—also in tow—laden almost to the water's edge with her thirty passengers and their gear.

The boat was leaky and the water got in— Bochor prahu itu di-masok ayer dalam-nia.