IPA: //ˈstænhoʊp//
KK: /ˈstænhoʊp/
A type of light carriage that is pulled by horses, usually having one seat and two or four wheels.
They took a ride in a stanhope through the countryside.
The word 'stanhope' originates from Old English, where 'stan' means 'stone' and 'hop' means 'valley' or 'enclosure'. Therefore, 'stanhope' refers to a valley or enclosure made of stone.
Think of 'stone' ('stan') and 'valley' ('hop') to remember that 'stanhope' refers to a stone valley or enclosure.