nightcap

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• General-American: /ˈnaɪtˌkæp/
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From night + cap.

29 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 睡帽 (shuìmào) — warm cap worn at night
• Dutch: slaapmuts — warm cap worn at night
• Finnish: yömyssy — warm cap worn at night
• French: bonnet de nuit — warm cap worn at night
• Galician: gorro de dormir — warm cap worn at night
• German: Schlafmütze — warm cap worn at night
• Greek: νυχτικός σκούφος (nychtikós skoúfos) — warm cap worn at night
• Hungarian: hálósapka — warm cap worn at night
• Hungarian: hálósipka — warm cap worn at night
• Italian: berretto frigio — warm cap worn at night
• Italian: berretto da notte — warm cap worn at night
• Italian: papalina — warm cap worn at night
• Macedonian: капа за спиење (kapa za spienje) — warm cap worn at night
• Polish: szlafmyca — warm cap worn at night
• Portuguese: touca de dormir — warm cap worn at night
• Portuguese: barrete de dormir — warm cap worn at night
• Portuguese: gorro de dormir — warm cap worn at night
• Russian: ночно́й колпа́к (nočnój kolpák) — warm cap worn at night
• Russian: колпа́к (kolpák) — warm cap worn at night
• Serbo-Croatian: noćna kapica — warm cap worn at night
• Spanish: gorro de dormir — warm cap worn at night
• Swedish: nattmössa — warm cap worn at night
• Volapük: slipabonät — warm cap worn at night
• Dutch: slaapmutsje — beverage
• Finnish: yömyssy — beverage
• German: Absacker — beverage
• German: Schlummertrunk — beverage
• Japanese: 寝酒 (nezake) — beverage
• Swedish: sängfösare — beverage