DictionaryRoot: charriot
Old French

charriot

wagon

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Historically plausible ancient two-wheeled horse-drawn chariot with driver in period tunic, accurate harness and wheel arrangement.
noun

chariot

CHAIR-ee-ut/ˈtʃæriət/

An ancient two-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle used in war or racing.

Etymology

Old French charriot meant “wagon” and was an augmentative of char, “car.” The vehicle name came to designate the ancient two-wheeled carriage used in war, racing, and everyday travel.

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