The word hammock
The hammock had in its history, a dual function. It has been used for recreation and for work. The word hammock (English: hammock, Spanish: hamaca) comes from the Taino Indian word meaning "a waste of fishing net." The network was used for fishing but also for everyday use. It protects the bed of snakes and other dangerous animals. 1841 the word "hammock" (English for hammock) was added to English Dictionary of Sea-Terminology. "A little sleep canvas hung on each end, in which sailors"






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