Definition of pikau in English:

pikau

(also peacow, peko, pekau)

noun ˈpiːkaʊˈpiːkəʊ

A load or pack carried on the back or shoulders; a knapsack, a swag; a makeshift knapsack or saddlebag.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Alexander Wilson (1809–1887). From pikau.

(also peacow, peko, pekau)

noun

A load or pack carried on the back or shoulders; a knapsack, a swag; a makeshift knapsack or saddlebag.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Alexander Wilson (1809–1887). From pikau.

单词	pikau
释义	Definition of pikau in English: pikau (also peacow, peko, pekau) noun ˈpiːkaʊˈpiːkəʊ NZ A load or pack carried on the back or shoulders; a knapsack, a swag; a makeshift knapsack or saddlebag. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Alexander Wilson (1809–1887). From pikau. Definition of pikau in US English: pikau (also peacow, peko, pekau) noun NZ A load or pack carried on the back or shoulders; a knapsack, a swag; a makeshift knapsack or saddlebag. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Alexander Wilson (1809–1887). From pikau.
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