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The word is thought to be of unknown origin, in the middle ages a similar word was used for the 'beam or a shaft of a barrow or a barrow or truck body' Used in Scottish coal mines and also in the Flemish language. There is also an old German word 'traam' The common factor is that these things ran on rails and this word idea transferred to Tramcar in the US and Canadian language. The related Latin word trans/trama means across and this word entered the French language as 'trame' However, the nearest words describing a form of public transport comes from Europe as a barrow or truck body for carrying loads from mines
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A tram line is a track or route used by trams. Tram is a rail vehicle or also known as streetcar which runs along urban streets.
Tramadol is pronounced tram-a-doll where tram rhymes with dram or pram or scam and the "a" is pronounced "uh."
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A tram is a form of public transportation that runs on rails, yet runs on streets in mixed traffic. The American way of saying tram is "streetcar" or "trolley", since the word "tram" in America is likely to be interpreted as a cable car.
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It is called the Luas, which is the Irish word for speed.