carthoun

English

Borrowed from German Kartaune, from Italian quartana (“25-pounder cannon”).

carthoun (plural carthouns)

(historical) A type of early cannon.
- 1960, AM Holt, translating Gottfried Keller, Green Henry, Calder Publications 2010, p. 437:
  There too went Master Wolff Danner […] and by his side, Böheim, the master of the gun-founders who made their burnished, beautifully ornamented gun-barrels, cannon, primitive guns and carthouns famous through the whole world.

单词	carthoun
释义	carthoun English Etymology Borrowed from German Kartaune, from Italian quartana (“25-pounder cannon”). Noun carthoun (plural carthouns) (historical) A type of early cannon. 1960, AM Holt, translating Gottfried Keller, Green Henry, Calder Publications 2010, p. 437: There too went Master Wolff Danner […] and by his side, Böheim, the master of the gun-founders who made their burnished, beautifully ornamented gun-barrels, cannon, primitive guns and carthouns famous through the whole world.
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