Sense: having a cap or covering
snow-capped mountains.
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 Afrikaans: bedekte |
 Arabic: مُغَطّى |
 Bulgarian: покрит |
 Brazilian: coberto |
 Czech: sčepičkou, pokrytý |
 German: bedeckt |
 Danish: dækket |
 Greek: σκεπασμένος |
 Spanish: tapado, cubierto |
 Estonian: (mütsiga) kaetud |
 Farsi: دارای سرپوش؛ پوشش دار |
 Finnish: peitetty |
 French: couronné |
 Hebrew: לָשִׂים כּוֹבָע, מִכְסֵה |
 Hindi: आवृत्त |
 Croatian: pokrovac, glavica |
 Hungarian: hófedte |
 Indonesian: berlapis |
 Icelandic: þakinn (efst) með hettu |
 Italian: ricoperto, coperto |
 Japanese: ふたをかぶせた |
 Korean: (~으로) 덮인 |
 Lithuanian: apdengtas |
 Latvian: pārklāts; apsegts |
 Malay: dilitupi |
 Dutch: met ... bedekt |
 Norwegian: med hette/lue; (-)dekket |
 Polish: pokryty |
 Persian: دارای سرپوش؛ پوشش دار |
 Pashto: پوښ دار |
 Portuguese: coberto de |
 Romanian: acoperit de |
 Russian: покрытый |
 Slovak: pokrytý (ako čiapočkou) |
 Slovenian: pokrit |
 Serbian: prekriven |
 Swedish: kapsylförsedd, krönt, [sn |
 Thai: ซึ่งปกคลุม |
 Turkish: ...kaplı |
 Taiwanese: 覆蓋的，有蓋子的 |
 Ukrainian: покритий |
 Urdu: سر پہ ٹوپی لینا ، یا کسی |
 Vietnamese: có nắp |
 Chinese: 覆盖的，有盖子的 |
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