Definitions

1. noun

A type of bridge or a small, temporary structure over water, often used in ancient or historical contexts.

“The archaeologists discovered an ancient pegh over the river, which provided a vital crossing point for the ancient civilization.”

2. noun

A variant of the word ‘peg’ in some dialects, referring to a small wooden or metal fastener used to secure ropes or other materials.

“He used a pegh to tie the sail to the mast.”