ship pulled up on a beach; stranded ship
Archaic term for a vessel that has been deliberately hauled ashore or has run aground. Not used in modern everyday language; found in historical or literary contexts.
Old documents record ships that became stranded after storms.
Compound of 揚 (あげ, 'to raise, pull up') and 船 (ふね, 'ship'). The exact historical derivation is uncertain; the term is now archaic.