| Definition of 'rickshaw' |
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1. (noun) jinrikisha, ricksha, rickshaw
a small two-wheeled cart for one passenger; pulled by one person
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Sense: in Japan etc, a small two-wheeled carriage pulled by a man.
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 Afrikaans: riksja |
 Arabic: مَرْكَبَةٌ خَفيفَةٌ بِعَج |
 Bulgarian: рикша |
 Brazilian: riquexó |
 Czech: rikša |
 German: die Rickscha |
 Danish: rickshaw |
 Greek: χειράμαξα |
 Spanish: rickshaw |
 Estonian: rikša |
 Farsi: کالسکه ای که به جای اسب ا |
 Finnish: riksa |
 French: pousse-pousse |
 Hebrew: רִיקשָה |
 Hindi: रिक्शा |
 Croatian: rikša |
 Hungarian: riksa |
 Indonesian: angkong |
 Icelandic: tvíhjóla léttikera |
 Italian: risciò |
 Japanese: 人力車 |
 Korean: 인력거 |
 Lithuanian: rikša |
 Latvian: rikša |
 Malay: beca yang ditarik manusia |
 Dutch: riksja |
 Norwegian: rickshaw |
 Polish: riksza |
 Persian: کالسکه ای که به جای اسب ا |
 Pashto: ریکشا |
 Portuguese: riquexó |
 Romanian: ricşă |
 Russian: рикша |
 Slovak: rikša |
 Slovenian: rikša |
 Serbian: rikša |
 Swedish: riksha |
 Thai: รถลาก |
 Turkish: çekçek |
 Taiwanese: 人力車 |
 Ukrainian: рикша |
 Urdu: رکشہ |
 Vietnamese: xe kéo |
 Chinese: 人力车 |
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