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1. (n.) mitten
a hand covering enclosing the four fingers together and the thumb separately.
Etymology: (1350–1400; < MF, OF mitaine=mite mitten +-aine -an1)
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| Definition of 'mitten' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) mitten
glove that encases the thumb separately and the other four fingers together
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1. (noun) mitten
a warm covering for your hand with one part that covers the thumb and another for the other fingers
a pair of red mittens
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| Definition of 'mitten' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) mitten
a covering for the hand, worn to defend it from cold or injury. It differs from a glove in not having a separate sheath for each finger
2. (noun) mitten
a cover for the wrist and forearm
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Sense: a kind of glove with two sections, one for the thumb and the other for the fingers
a pair of mittens.
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Afrikaans: moffie |
Arabic: كَف جِلْد |
Bulgarian: боксова ръкавица |
Brazilian: luva |
Czech: palčák |
German: der Fausthandschuh, der F |
Danish: vante |
Greek: γάντι (με δύο χωρίσματα) |
Spanish: manopla |
Estonian: labakinnas |
Farsi: دستکش بی پنجه |
Finnish: lapanen |
French: mitaine, moufle |
Hebrew: כְּפָפָה |
Hindi: जाली के दस्ताने |
Croatian: rukavica bez prstiju (sam |
Hungarian: egyujjas kesztyű |
Indonesian: kantung tangan |
Icelandic: vettlingur |
Italian: muffola |
Japanese: ミトン |
Korean: 벙어리 장갑 |
Lithuanian: kumštinė pirštinė |
Latvian: dūrainis |
Malay: sarung tangan |
Dutch: want |
Norwegian: vott |
Polish: rękawica z jednym palcem |
Persian: دستکش بی پنجه |
Pashto: بى پنجى دسكش |
Portuguese: luva |
Romanian: mitenă, mănuşă cu un sin |
Russian: рукавица |
Slovak: palčiak |
Slovenian: palčnik |
Serbian: rukavica bez prstiju |
Swedish: tumvante |
Thai: ถุงมือแบบมีสี่นิ้วอยู่รวม |
Turkish: torba eldiven |
Taiwanese: 連指手套 |
Ukrainian: рукавиця, рукавичка |
Urdu: دہرا دستانہ جس میں انگلیو |
Vietnamese: găng đấu quyền anh |
Chinese: 连指手套 |
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