Kĭ-bĭt'kā, n.
n.; pl. KĬ-BĬT'KĀṢ. [Rus. kibitka, from Ar. kubbah, vault, tent, parasol.] A rude kind of wagon, without springs, sometimes covered with cloth or leather, and often used by the Tartars as a movable habitation.
n.; pl. KĬ-BĬT'KĀṢ. [Rus. kibitka, from Ar. kubbah, vault, tent, parasol.] A rude kind of wagon, without springs, sometimes covered with cloth or leather, and often used by the Tartars as a movable habitation.