👉 Circumbendibus is a Latin word that refers to a type of vehicle commonly used in ancient Roman times. It was a three-wheeled carriage with a bow and hoot, which allowed riders to ride on two sides of it. The term "circumbendibus" is derived from the Greek words "kiriōn" (κίριον) and "bendēs" (βέδης), meaning "to bow or bend".
