handbarrow

English

A handbarrow

Etymology

From Middle English handbarow, handbarwe, equivalent to hand +‎ barrow.

Noun

handbarrow (plural handbarrows)

1. A frame, supported by poles, used for carrying things; similar to a litter or stretcher

Translations

frame supported by poles, used for carrying things

• Bulgarian: тарга f (targa), носилка f (nosilka)
• Czech: nosítka (cs) n pl
• Hindi: पालकी (hi) (pālkī), हथठेला (hathṭhelā), शिविका (hi) (śivikā), तामजान (hi) (tāmjān), डोली (hi) (ḍolī)
• Ido: kamilo (io)
• Macedonian: те́згере n (tézgere), та́рга f (tárga), но́силка f (nósilka), но́сило n (nósilo)
• Norman: chiviéthe à bras f
• Old Norse: barar f pl
• Tagalog: arag-arag