Britchka (noun)
brich-ka
An open carriage with a folding hood and space for reclining.
Early 19th century. From Russian brička or its etymon Polish bryczka, (regional) brycka from bryka carriage + -ka, suffix forming diminutives. Compare French briska.
Example sentences
“Lounged across the britchka, sheltered from the sun..”
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