IPA: //bəˈruːʃ//
KK: /buh-roosh/
A type of carriage that has four wheels, a driver's seat at the front, and two sets of seats inside that face each other, often with a folding top.
They arrived at the wedding in a beautiful barouche drawn by a pair of horses.
Barouche originates from the German word 'Barutsche', which refers to a type of carriage. The term describes a four-wheeled carriage with a folding top, typically drawn by horses, used for leisurely travel.
Imagine a comfortable carriage for leisurely travel — that's what a barouche is, derived from the German word for this type of vehicle.