what is the meaning of wagon car
The Dutch word wagen is the source of our wagon. It is related to wain (Old English), an old word for âwagonâ that is now mainly encountered in the name of a star formation Charles's Wain, now more commonly called the Plough.Wainscot (Middle English) is from Middle Low German wagenschot, apparently from wagen âwagonâ and schot, probably meaning âpartitionâ. A vehicle used for transporting goods or another specified purpose: a timber wagon a breakdown wagon. More example sentences. 1  Years ago the refuse wagon had a trailer on the back for waste paper and cardboard.