handcart

See also: hand-cart and hand cart

English

Alternative forms

• hand-cart, hand cart

Etymology

From hand +‎ cart.

Noun

handcart (plural handcarts)

1. A cart designed to be pulled or pushed by hand (as opposed to with a beast of burden.)

   Vendors were selling sunglasses, bagged snacks, and sundry other items from handcarts in the square.

Derived terms

• to hell in a handcart

Translations

a cart designed to be pulled or pushed by hand

• Armenian: ձեռնասայլ (hy) (jeṙnasayl)
• Bulgarian: ръчна количка f (rǎčna količka)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 手車／手车 (zh) (shǒuchē), 手推車／手推车 (zh) (shǒutuīchē), 手拉車／手拉车 (zh) (shǒulāchē)

• Dutch: handkar (nl) f
• Esperanto: ĉareto
• Finnish: käsikärry (fi), käsikärryt pl
• French: charrette à bras (fr) f, voiture à bras (fr) f
• German: Handwagen (de) m, Handkarren (de) m
• Japanese: 手車 (てぐるま, teguruma), ハンドカート (handokāto)
• Ottoman Turkish: ال عربه‌سی (el arabası)
• Polish: taczka (pl) f, wózek ręczny f
• Russian: ручна́я теле́жка (ručnája teléžka), теле́жка (ru) f (teléžka)
• Turkish: el arabası (tr)

Verb

handcart (third-person singular simple present handcarts, present participle handcarting, simple past and past participle handcarted)

1. (transitive) To transport in this kind of cart.

Anagrams

• dracanth