barrow
noun
[ ˈbarəʊ ]
• a two-wheeled handcart used especially by street vendors.
• "they sell fruit from market barrows"
Origin:
Old English bearwe ‘stretcher, bier’, of Germanic origin; related to bear1.
barrow
noun
• an ancient burial mound.
Origin:
Old English beorg, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch berg, German Berg ‘hill, mountain’.
barrow
noun
• a male pig castrated before maturity.
Origin:
Old English barg, bearg, of Germanic origin.
