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jinriksha

 
or jin·rick·sha also jin·riki·sha (jĭn-rĭk'shô') pronunciation
n.
A small, two-wheeled carriage drawn by one or two persons.

[Japanese jinrikisha : jin, person (from Middle Chinese nin, rin) + riki, strength (from Middle Chinese lik) + sha, vehicle (from Middle Chinese chia).]


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  • Wagons, Carts, and Sleds - jinrikisha: small, two-wheel passenger cab drawn by one or two persons (Japan, China)
  • Litters - jinrikisha: two-wheel passenger cab with fold-down top, pulled by one or two persons (Japan, China); ricksha


 
 
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