What do you call this in your language?

What do you call this in your language?

a pony, a horse, a unicorn, and a zebra

japanske born på en karrusel

merry-go-round or carousel

karusell, idk why tho

Carrossel
>inb4 more than half of the answers are a variation of this word

snurrebinge

Atlıkarınca (ant with horse)

Carrusel

ม้าหมุน (mamun)

Yep, carrousel in french. It comes from the italian carosello

Les pti chvaux

Really? That's better than these two

tourne-chevaux

Vrtiljak

Karuselli

LOL

kabayong umiikot ikot upang ikaw ay maging masaya

un manège, un carrousel

Kaiten-mokuba

I've actually heard it be called a "Vai-de-roda" or a "Goes-around" by a couple of old farts once. I chuckled.

Körhinta

Atlı karınca - Ant mounted on a horse
No idea why.

Zaldiko-maldiko

karuzela, but that's pretty generic shit
pic related is also karuzela

Draaimolen.

We win again.

>all these vowels
>win
disgusting

Кapyceль.

>karuzela

When will you learn?

>implying that's not overkill on vowels already
it has clearly Dutch origins

Hringekja

giostra, Italy is a world leader in its design and production

wea

Calesita

giratoria

회전목마(回轉木馬) revolving wood horse?

Carrusel de las americas, que unen a todos los niños...

rotating horse

a merry go round

Merry go round

target practice

children centrifuge