A flat cart with handles used to carry and move heavy or bulky items, usually pushed or pulled by hand.
From Old English 'bearwe' or 'bærwe,' related to 'bear' meaning 'to carry.' The word's Germanic roots connect it to the concept of carrying loads, and it has remained relatively unchanged for over a thousand years.
The wheelbarrow is a surprisingly ancient technology—versions of it existed in medieval times and revolutionized farming and construction. The humble barrow is an example of how simple machines can transform human productivity and remain useful for centuries.
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