1. A cart for carrying small loads; has handles and one or more wheels; SYN. garden cart, lawn cart, wheelbarrow.
2. The quantity that a barrow will hold; SYN. barrowful.
1. Stari mongloski nadgrobni brežuljak, u stepama Južne Rusije.
2. Humka uopšte;
3. Grobna humka od kamenja ili od zemlje (rus.)
Grad mrtvih, podzemna grobnica, groblje; mesto gde su stari, naročito Grci i Egipćani, sahranjivali mrtve. (grč.)
Naprava za prenošenje bolesnika.
Isaac 1630-1677 English mathematician and theologian.
City in Alaska (USA); zip code 99723.
Northernmost town in the US, at Point Barrow, Alaska; the world's largest Eskimo settlement. Population (1990) 3,469. There is oil at nearby Prudhoe Bay, and the US Naval Research Laboratory is in the vicinity. Barrow developed as a whaling center about 1900.
Burial mound, usually composed of earth but sometimes of stones, examples of which are found in many parts of the world. The two main types are long, dating from the New Stone Age, or Neolithic, and round, dating from the later Mesolithic peoples of the early Bronze Age.