cariage

Old French

Etymology

Old Northern French. From carier, from car or a derivative of Latin carrus. Compare also Occitan cariatge.

Noun

cariage oblique singular, m (oblique plural cariages, nominative singular cariages, nominative plural cariage)

  1. transportation (of goods); carrying
  2. fee charged for transportation

Descendants

  • English: carriage
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