IPA: /ˈkæriˌkɒt/
KK: /ˈkæriˌkɑt/
A small, portable bed for a baby that can be carried around, often used for infants to sleep in while being transported.
The parents placed their newborn in the carrycot for a walk in the park.
Carrycot → It is formed from "carry" (from Old English "carian", meaning to transport or bear) and "cot" (from Old English "cotte", meaning a small house or shelter). The word "carrycot" refers to a small, portable bed or basket designed to carry a baby.
Think of 'transporting' ('carry') a 'small shelter' ('cot') for a baby — that's what a carrycot is.