To a person standing on a ship looking forwards, the right side is called "starboard" and the left side is called "port". The term "larboard" is an archaic name for the left hand side of a ship. It was officially changed to 'port' in 1844.
The left side of a ship is referred to as the port side, and the right is the starboard side. The sides can also be referred to in reference to external factors, such as the direction of the wind...for instance, the side from which the wind is coming is the windward side, and the side away from the wind is the leeward side. Port is left, Starboard is right.
The left part of a ship when facing forward or towards the bow is Port side and right is Starboard side.
The left side of the ship is known as the port. The right side of the ship is known as the starboard.
Depends on what side, the left side is called the left side and the right side is called the right side
Khabba And right (side) is called sajja
the left side is port and the right side is starboard
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On a boat, the right side is the starbord side; the left side is called port.
The left side and the right side.
The right side (when facing forward) is starboard. The left side is port.
From April Reeves, Horsemans U.com: The left side is called the 'near' side, while the right side is called the 'off' side.The left side of a horse is often referred to as the near side, the right side is the off side.
left side is "port"; right side called "starboard"
It is called a "ship", a ship has both left and right sides.
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