IPA: /ˈtʌnər/
KK: /ˈtʌnər/
A type of vessel or ship that is measured by its tonnage, indicating its size or capacity.
The ten-tonner was able to carry a large amount of cargo across the sea.
The word 'tonner' originates from Old French 'tonner', meaning to thunder. It is derived from the Latin 'tonare', which also means to thunder. The word 'tonner' refers to the act of producing a loud, rumbling sound like thunder.
Imagine the sound of thunder rumbling in the sky — that's what 'tonner' means, as it relates to the act of thundering.