Noun:

দারোয়ানি,

porterage's Usage Examples:

It was possibly used for porterage for the Ladakhi trade caravans to Tibet.

Access is strictly controlled via 24-hour porterage.

The growing highway network replaced human porterage and greatly reduced transport costs.

home to a few smart, more modern residential blocks, all with 24-hour porterage, the Cadogan Hotel and Millennium Hotel.

which ultimately recruited or conscripted over 400,000 African men for porterage and other support tasks.

Development introduced motor transport, which diminished porterage employment.

mid-19th century – Some Antanosy become part of the specialized porterage system of the Imerina kingdom, returning to Anosy with their earnings.

ports, and transport to and from these was by inefficient and costly head porterage.

RCO itself was in the cleaning, catering and security porterage business.

transport of goods from that river was by inefficient and costly head porterage or ox-cart.

detained Lao citizens from various jails and another 2,000 villagers from porterage.

Instead, head porterage was the main method of transportation.

sq ft of land has 24-hour security patrols, and residents have 24-hour porterage.

began; "the country was devastated by wars among the different tribes, porterage and food wore often unobtainable, and instead of taking a direct route.

In addition to earlier grievances, such as forced porterage (which claimed thousands of lives) and village relocation, southern farmers.

increased to £2,000 per year (equivalent to £291,885 in 2019), with an annual porterage of 10,000 tons.

4 Hire of 3 dozen cushions and porterage 13.

the police came by a middle-aged man in the desert, selling a stack of porterage.

Synonyms:

carry;

Antonyms:

exclude; refrain;