Each of the 58 vehicles listed here is wheeled and non-motorized - a carriage, chariot, cart, buggy or similar thing. In general, this means that they will be horse-drawn (or donkey-drawn, or ... well, you get the picture). A number of these terms are foreign and thus I have adopted English orthography where appropriate.
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Word
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Definition
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| araba
| wheeled Middle Eastern carriage
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| barouche
| four-wheeled hooded carriage
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| berlin
| four-wheeled covered carriage
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| britska
| open four-wheeled carriage
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| brouette
| small two-wheeled carriage
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| brougham
| one-horse closed carriage
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| cabriolet
| two-wheeled carriage
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| calash
| light low-wheeled carriage with folding top
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| cariole
| light open carriage
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| caroche
| stately carriage used on ceremonial occasions
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| chaise
| light open carriage for one or two people
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| charabanc
| open tourist coach with benches
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| clarence
| four-wheeled carriage
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| coupe
| four-wheeled closed horse-drawn carriage
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| curricle
| two-wheeled open carriage
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| dennet
| light two-wheeled carriage
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| désobligeante
| carriage for one passenger
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| diligence
| horse-drawn stage-coach
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| dogcart
| light two-wheeled carriage with seats back-to-back
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| dos-a-dos
| carriage where passengers seated back to back
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| droskhy
| low four-wheeled open carriage
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| ekka
| small one-horse carriage
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| fiacre
| hackney coach; cab
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| fourgon
| baggage-wagon
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| gharry
| box-like Middle Eastern horse-drawn cab
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| gig
| light two-wheeled one-horse carriage
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| hackney
| four-wheeled two-horse carriage
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| hansom
| light two-wheeled cab
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| herdic
| low-hung carriage with back entrance
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| jinker
| light horse-drawn passenger carriage
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| karrozzin
| Maltese horse-drawn carriage
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| landau
| horse-drawn carriage with folding top
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| noddy
| plain two-wheeled horse-drawn cart
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| phaeton
| open four-wheeled carriage
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| quadriga
| two-wheeled carriage drawn by four horses
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| roadster
| light carriage
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| rockaway
| light four-wheeled carriage with fixed top and open sides
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| rulley
| flat four-wheeled wagon for carrying goods
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| shandry
| light cart on springs
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| shay
| open carriage or chaise
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| sociable
| four-wheeled open carriage with side-seats
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| spider
| light high-wheeled carriage
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| stanhope
| light open one-seated carriage
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| sulky
| light two-wheeled, one-person horse-drawn carriage
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| surrey
| light four-wheeled carriage with two seats
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| tandem
| two-seated carriage with horses harnessed in series
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| tarantas
| four-wheeled carriage mounted on poles
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| telega
| four-wheeled springless wagon
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| tilbury
| light open two-wheeled carriage
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| timwhisky
| light carriage for one or two people, pulled by one or two horses
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| tonga
| light two-wheeled carriage
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| trap
| light one-horse carriage with springs
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| troika
| carriage drawn by three horses
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| tum-tum
| dog-cart
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| vettura
| carriage, cab or car
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| victoria
| light open two-seated four-wheeled carriage
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| vis-a-vis
| light carriage with seats facing one another
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| wagonette
| carriage with one crosswise seat in front, two seats in back
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