masthead in English

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masthead, noun, verb.

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noun 1. the top of a ship's mast. A crow's-nest near the masthead of the lower mast is used as a lookout.
2. the part of a newspaper or magazine that gives the title, owner, address, staff members, rates, and other information.
Ex. The bigge

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v.t. 1. to raise (as a flag or yard) to the masthead.
2. to send to the masthead as a punishment.
Ex. One of the midshipmen was mastheaded ... for not waiting on deck until he was relieved (Frederick Marryat).