seterforinger
Seterforinger, also known as seterfinger or seterfingered, is a term used in the context of sailing and nautical terminology. It refers to the practice of using a seter, which is a type of sail, to control the direction of a sailing vessel. The seter is a triangular sail that is attached to the bowsprit or a similar structure at the front of the vessel. By adjusting the angle of the seter, sailors can effectively steer the boat, especially in situations where the main sail or other steering mechanisms are not sufficient.
The use of a seter is particularly common in traditional sailing vessels, such as those used in
In modern sailing, the seterforinger is less commonly used due to advancements in steering systems and the