also: うまぐるま
The tourists toured the city in a horse-drawn carriage.
In the past, horse-drawn wagons were the main means of transportation.
Two horses were pulling the carriage.
People in the old days went to town by carriage.
馬車 is pulled by a horse and used generally, while 牛車 is pulled by an ox and historically associated with Japanese nobility.
馬車 is a horse-drawn vehicle, whereas 人力車 is a rickshaw pulled by a person on foot.
馬車 is counted with 台, the standard counter for vehicles, as in 馬車一台.
cart-horse; workhorse · wholeheartedly; with undivided attention
covered wagon; prairie schooner
box-shaped horse-drawn carriage
horse-drawn cart; wagon; dray
horse-drawn cab; gharry; fiacre
stagecoach
stagecoach
state carriage; ceremonial carriage
carriage for hire; hackney carriage
Standard kanji spelling; high-frequency news word.
Obsolete kana-based reading; rarely used in modern Japanese.
Compound of 馬 (horse) and 車 (vehicle). The reading ばしゃ is a Sino-Japanese on'yomi combination.
horse-drawn streetcar; horse tram
horse tramway; horse-drawn tram