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This. The Executor-class is really the largest thing in the Star Wars universe that one can still call a ship while keeping a straight face.
Considering that ISDs are comperable to Dreadnaughts in the Futurecraft universe in both size and role. (Think of it. Just over 30 ISDs at the Battle of Endor, according to Wookiepedia. That was the final battle to decide the outcome of the entire galactic civil war. You could expect a similar ammount of Dreadnaughts utilized by the Strigiforme if they had to fight the rest of the galaxy, and the owls are smaller than the Galactiv Empire.) It's mostly terminology.
SW Star Destroyer = FC Dreadnaught

Atypical. Fleet sizes in the OT are vastly smaller than what we see in the rest of Star Wars, mainly due to filming limitations. Several thousand capital ships participated in the Battle of Coruscant, although most of those were smaller SD classes--ImpStars are some of the largest commonly fielded warships in canon.

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Well, upon further looking up, Jedi seems to be right about that tho.
In terms of ship numbers, Endor was tiny.
And the ISDs are technically the "ships of the line" in SW.