IPA: /trəˈvɔɪ/
KK: /trəˈvɔɪ/
A type of simple vehicle made of a frame and two long poles, used to carry goods and pulled by animals like dogs or horses.
The travelers used a travois to transport their supplies across the plains.
Travois comes from the French word 'travois', which is derived from the Old French 'travois' (meaning a type of sled or cart). The term refers to a two-wheeled cart used by Native Americans and others for transporting goods, typically pulled by animals.
Imagine a sled or cart ('travois') used for transporting goods, which helps you remember that 'travois' refers to a type of cart.
No commonly confused words.