IPA: //ˈdrɒʃki//
KK: /drɔʃki/
A type of open carriage that is pulled by horses, commonly used in Russia and Poland in the past.
The tourists enjoyed a ride in a traditional droshky through the historic streets.
The word 'droshky' originates from Russian 'дрошки' (droshki), which refers to a type of light carriage or a two-wheeled vehicle. It specifically denotes a horse-drawn carriage used for public transport in cities.
Think of the Russian word for a light carriage — that's what a 'droshky' is, a type of vehicle used for transport.
No commonly confused words.