Sleigh (noun)

1. A vehicle, typically drawn by horses, for transporting people or goods over snow or ice.
2. A sled for carrying people or goods, especially one pulled by horses.

Origin:

Derived from the dutch word 'sleigh', meaning a sled or carriage drawn by horses.

Examples:

1. The family took a ride in the sleigh through the snow-covered countryside.
2. He built a sleigh for his children to play with in the backyard.
3. The sound of the sleigh bells ringing could be heard from far away.
4. She had never been in a sleigh before and was excited to try it.
5. The horses pulled the sleigh effortlessly through the deep snow.