coverlet

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• /ˈkʌvə(ɹ)lɪt/
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From Middle English coverlite, from Anglo-Norman cuver-lit, formed on cuvrir (“to cover”) + lit (“bed”). Cognate with Catalan cobrellit.

21 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: кувертюра (kuvertjura) — blanket used as a bed covering
• Chinese Mandarin: 被單 /被单 (bèidān) — blanket used as a bed covering
• Chinese Mandarin: 床單 /床单 (chuángdān) — blanket used as a bed covering
• Chinese Mandarin: 衾 (qīn) — blanket used as a bed covering
• Cornish: kywlet — blanket used as a bed covering
• Finnish: päiväpeitto — blanket used as a bed covering
• French: couvre-lit — blanket used as a bed covering
• Galician: cobertor — blanket used as a bed covering
• German: Tagesdecke — blanket used as a bed covering
• Ancient Greek: ῥῆγος (rhêgos) — blanket used as a bed covering
• Hungarian: ágytakaró — blanket used as a bed covering
• Irish: cuilt — blanket used as a bed covering
• Japanese: 掛け布団 (kakebuton) — blanket used as a bed covering
• Latin: strātum — blanket used as a bed covering
• Latin: lodix — blanket used as a bed covering
• Latin: cadurcum — blanket used as a bed covering
• Mongolian: хөнжил (xönžil) — blanket used as a bed covering
• Polish: narzuta — blanket used as a bed covering
• Polish: kapa — blanket used as a bed covering
• Russian: покрыва́ло (pokryválo) — blanket used as a bed covering
• Spanish: cobertor — blanket used as a bed covering