IPA: //dʒɪnˈrɪkʃə//
KK: /dʒɪnˈrɪkʃə/
A small, lightweight vehicle pulled by a person, typically used for transporting one or two passengers.
The tourists hired a jinricksha to explore the narrow streets of the old town.
Jinricksha is derived from the Japanese word "jinrikisha" (人力車), which is composed of "jin" (人, meaning person) and "rikisha" (力車, meaning power vehicle). The term literally translates to 'human-powered vehicle', referring to a mode of transport pulled by a person.
Think of a 'person' ('jin') pulling a 'vehicle powered by strength' ('rikisha') — that's how you remember that a jinricksha is a human-powered vehicle.