" kayak "

[Noun]  | "kay*ak" | \ ˈkī-ˌak \

1: a light narrow boat that has both ends tapered to a point, is propelled by a double-bladed paddle, and often has a closed top except for an opening in which the paddler sits with the legs extended straight out in front:

2: a traditional boat that is typically associated with the Indigenous peoples (such as the Aleuts and Inuits) of Alaska, Canada, and Greenland, is usually made of a frame of wood or bone covered with animal skin, and is used especially for hunting and transport

3: a boat that is based on the traditional kayak and is typically made of plastic or fiberglass and is used especially for recreational purposes

Origin: 1757 ;

 Inuit qayaq;

[Noun]  | "kayak" 

[Verb]  | "kayak"