Category:Barouches

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English: A four-wheeled carriage with a half-head behind which can be raised or let down at pleasure, having a seat in front for the driver, and seats inside for two couples to sit facing each other. (source-Oxford English Dictionary)

Etymology: < dialect German barutsche (also birutsche), < Spanish barrocho or Italian baroccio, properly biroccio ‘chariot,’ originally ‘two-wheeled car,’ < Latin birotus ‘two-wheeled,’ perhaps assimilated in its ending to carroccio ‘chariot’ (Diez).
The English barouche assumes, in spelling and pronunciation, a French form, but no such word exists in French (except as taken from English). (source-Oxford English Dictionary)

Barouche coat. 1809. A ¾-length close-fitting outdoor coat, with round bosom and full sleeves; fastened down the front with barrel-snaps and a buckled girdle round the waist. (source-Oxford English Dictionary)
Français : Calèches
<nowiki>calesa; calèche; Kaless; calessa; Kalesa; Kalesche; caleche; Kalesa; Kalesch; Kalesza; barouche; Carruzzedda; バルーシュ; calesse; barouche; بروشة; bryčka; Barouche; fjädrad vagn, två eller fyra hjul med säten mot varandra; four wheeled open carriage with retractable cover, two benches for four passengers and seperate driver seat. Primarily for personal transport in summer. 19th century British development from French Calèche; druh kočáru; Vierwielig rijtuig met open bovenbouw en neerklapbare kap over de achterste bank, twee zitbanken voor vier personen, aparte bok met twee zitplaatsen voor personenvervoer in de zomer. Sinds 19e eeuw Britse doorontwikkeling van de Franse Calèche; Barouche; Barouche</nowiki>
barouche 
four wheeled open carriage with retractable cover, two benches for four passengers and seperate driver seat. Primarily for personal transport in summer. 19th century British development from French Calèche
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  • 6
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Said to be the same ascalèche
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Wikidata Q741608
BNCF Thesaurus ID: 69380
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