Wheelwright (noun)

A craftsman who builds and repairs wheels, especially for vehicles such as wagons or carts.

Origin:

Derived from the old english words 'hweol' meaning 'wheel' and 'wryhta' meaning 'worker or maker'. it originated in the 11th century.

Examples:

1. The wheelwright worked tirelessly to repair the broken wagon wheel.
2. The old blacksmith was also a skilled wheelwright, able to make wheels for any type of cart or wagon.
3. The wheelwright's workshop was filled with various tools and materials needed to construct new wheels.
4. The town's only wheelwright was renowned for his expertise in building strong, durable wheels for the local farmers.
5. The horse-drawn carriage needed a new set of wheels, so the owner sought out the services of a local wheelwright.