gurney

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English surname of Norman origin, from Gournay-en-Bray in Seine-Maritime, France. Sometimes also from Great Gornhay in Tiverton, Devon, for which see Garnsey.

Unknown. Possibly from Gurney cab, a type of horse-drawn cab on wheels named after Theodore Gurney, the US inventor credited with creating and patenting it in about 1883. For the surname, see Gurney.

35 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مِحَفَّة (miḥaffa) — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Bulgarian: носилка на колела (nosilka na kolela) — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Catalan: llitera — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Chinese Mandarin: 輪床 /轮床 (lúnchuáng) — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Czech: vozík — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Danish: båre — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Danish: bårevogn — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Dutch: baar — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Dutch: draagbaar — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Dutch: brancard — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Esperanto: brankardo — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Finnish: pyörälliset paarit — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Finnish: paarit — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• French: civière — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• French: brancard — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Galician: padiola — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Galician: andas — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Galician: angarellas — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• German: Rolltrage — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• German: Fahrtrage — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• German: Trage — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Hungarian: (kerekes) hordágy — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Hungarian: betegszállító kocsi — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Italian: barella — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Japanese: ガーニー (gānī) — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Māori: kauamo wīra — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Polish: nosze na kółkach — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Polish: łóżko szpitalne na kółkach — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Portuguese: marquesa — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Portuguese: maca — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Russian: ката́лка (katálka) — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Serbo-Croatian: ležeća kolica — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Spanish: camilla — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Spanish: parihuela — a stretcher having wheeled legs
• Spanish: angarilla — a stretcher having wheeled legs