Stagenpurjeet
Stagenpurjeet is a term used in sailing to describe a specific type of sail arrangement. It is characterized by the use of multiple, independently controlled sails set in a fore-and-aft configuration. Unlike a gaff rig or a Bermuda rig where sails are often attached to booms or yards, stagenpurjeet sails are typically set on stays. This allows for a greater degree of sail control and the ability to fine-tune the sail plan for different wind conditions.
The arrangement can vary, but a common configuration involves a mainsail, a mizzen sail, and potentially headsails.