quilt in Latin
quilt in Latin is strātum — quilt means a bed covering made of two layers of fabric stitched together with padding in between, often patterned.
quilt in Latin
strātum
A bed covering consisting of two layers of fabric stitched together, with insulation between, often having a decorative design.
What does "quilt" mean?
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noun A bed covering made of two layers of fabric stitched together with padding in between, often patterned.
"Her grandmother made the quilt by hand over two winters."
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verb To stitch layers of fabric together with padding to make a quilt or quilted item.
"She quilted a small blanket for the new baby."
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quilt in a sentence
- Her grandmother made the quilt by hand over two winters.
- We pulled the quilt up against the cold.
- She quilted a small blanket for the new baby.
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What is "quilt" in Latin?
"quilt" in Latin is strātum. quilt means: A bed covering made of two layers of fabric stitched together with padding in between, often patterned.
How do you use "quilt" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandmother made the quilt by hand over two winters." In Latin, "quilt" is strātum.
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