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Eco. අයිතිකරුගේ අවදානම් භාරය පිට

Definition:

Oar (noun): A long, thin pole with a flat blade at one end, used for rowing a boat through the water by pushing against it. Oars are typically operated by rowers seated in a boat facing backward, grasping the oar handles and propelling the boat forward by moving the oars back and forth in the water.

Oars are essential tools for navigation and propulsion in various types of watercraft, including rowboats, canoes, and kayaks. The design and construction of oars can vary depending on the specific type of boat and rowing technique employed.