"Set the yards" means arrange the sails in preparation for leaving the docks/shore/what have you: "make sail" means to actually go out into the ocean/lake. With regards to older sailing vessels (tall ships, square riggers), "man the yards" meant to send men up the mast and out along the yardarm of a square-rigger in preparation to making sail. "Making sail" meant either unfurling the sail from the yardarm, or un-reefing existing sail so as to add more sail.
Do you mean "Para-sailing" or "Parallel sailing"?
If one's boat is planing, then this basically means that it is essentially floating without any input from anyone else (i.e. nobody is rowing or steering).
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If you mean 'how many yards do 216 inches make', the answer is 6 yards. There are 36 inches in a yard. 216/36 = 6 yards
"Sailing by an ash breeze" means that people have been deprived external opportunities and are striving to prosper in life without given opportunities, but opportunities they make
This is what is regarded as an ethnocentric question. Do you mean sailing from Europe? Or do you mean sailing from Africa, or other parts of Asia? This kind of question requires refining - for a meaningful answer to be given.
No. It means that the man is giving her regards.
'who ist there?' or 'who is this?'
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Best regards is a closing term used in a letter or speech. It mean that you wish the party well.
It can mean "candle", "sail", "sailing".
Regards, xxx