algonquian,French Canadian
The likely origin is Abernaki, as stated, but could have a connection to the Cree language - Plains or Woodland Cree. It was not always fur which was traded during the fur trade. Ideas and language often are part of the trade too. Considering the dog sled had been used extensively in Northern Alberta by the Cree and they have no other word for it, that might be evidence enough that the word "toboggan" migrated west to east.
tobogganing is a fun activity which is like sledging.a toboggan is used for sliding on a snow hill
Learning to control a sled on the snow made it easier to learn to control a toboggan. Thankfully, I landed in a snowbank when the toboggan flipped over. May I borrow the toboggan to go to the store?
It's the past tense of the verb to toboggan which means to slide down a hill on a toboggan. A toboggan is a long flat-bottomed sledge or sleigh without runners, usually sitting three or four passengers or the equivalent in baggage.
We used to call that a toboggan run!
the origin is where the word came from but the specific origin of the word ballot is latin root word.
tobogganing is a fun activity which is like sledging.a toboggan is used for sliding on a snow hill
im purty sure its Canadian
We had fun sledding down the hill on the toboggan.
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Learning to control a sled on the snow made it easier to learn to control a toboggan. Thankfully, I landed in a snowbank when the toboggan flipped over. May I borrow the toboggan to go to the store?
Another word for 'sledge' is 'toboggan.'
French canada
Yes, "toboggan" is originally a French word that comes from the Canadian French word "tabaganne." It refers to a traditional wooden sled used for sliding on ice or snow.
sled
A Toboggan.
if you are asking how to say toboggan in Hebrew, it is: meez-KHEL-et KEH-rach, ????? ???
Sled, sleigh, sledge, toboggan