Gurulási

Gurulási is a term with roots in various European languages, often referring to a small, wheeled cart or trolley. Its precise meaning can vary depending on the region and context. In some areas, it might describe a simple hand-pulled device used for transporting goods, such as market stalls or workshops. In other instances, it could refer to a more specialized wheeled apparatus found in industrial settings or for domestic use, like a cleaning cart or a tool caddy.

The etymology of the word suggests a connection to the concept of rolling or moving on wheels. Similar terms can be found in languages like German ("Karren" or "Rollwagen") and Slavic languages, indicating a shared historical development of such tools. The design of a gurulási can range from very basic, with perhaps two wheels and a simple frame, to more complex configurations with multiple shelves, braking mechanisms, and specialized compartments. Its primary function is to facilitate the movement of items, reducing the physical strain on individuals and improving efficiency in various tasks. The term itself might also carry a slightly informal or colloquial connotation in some dialects.