To bear a thing along. Also to hold a burden over time — the same word for transport and for endurance.
Old North French carier, from Medieval Latin carricare (to load a cart), from Latin carrus (a wagon), of Gaulish/Celtic origin; the same root also gives 'charge,' by a different route through the same image of a load placed on something.
To bear a thing along, or to hold a burden over time — the same word for moving something and for enduring it.