Cloak

//ˈkloʊk//

Translations of "cloak" (49 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Ancient Greek	φᾶρος(cape), χλαῖνα(cape)	phâros, khlaîna
Arabic	مِعْطَف فَضْفَاض(cape)	miʕṭaf faḍfāḍ
Armenian	թիկնոց(cape)	tʻiknocʻ
Belarusian	плаш(cape), плашч(cape)	Polatsk, plašč
Bulgarian	аба́(cape), наметало(cape), плащ(cape), покривало(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical)	abá, nametalo, plašt, pokrivalo
Catalan	capa(cape), mantell(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical), encapotar(to cover as with a cloak)	—
Chinese Mandarin	斗篷(cape)	dǒupeng
Czech	plášť(cape), plášť(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical)	—
Dutch	cape(cape), dekmantel(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical), mantel(cape), verhullen(to cover as with a cloak)	—
Esperanto	mantelo(cape)	—
Finnish	kaapu(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical), viitta(cape), viitta(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical), verhota(to cover as with a cloak), verhoutua(to cover as with a cloak)	—
French	pelisse(cape), pèlerine(cape)	—
Galician	capeirón(cape), cerame(cape), gurullo(cape), zurame(cape)	—
German	Deckmantel(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical), Pelerine(cape), Umhang(cape), verhüllen(to cover as with a cloak)	—
Gothic	𐌷𐌰𐌺𐌿𐌻𐍃(cape), 𐍀𐌰𐌹𐌳𐌰(cape)	hakuls, paida
Greek	κάπα(cape), μανδύας(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical)	kápa, mandýas
Hebrew	אִצְטְלָה(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical), גְּלִימָה(cape)	itztəlá, glimá
Hindi	चोग़ा(cape)	coġā
Hungarian	köpeny(cape), köpönyeg(cape)	—
Icelandic	möntull(cape), skikkja(cape)	—
Irish	brat(cape), clóca(cape)	—
Italian	tabarro(cape), ammantare(to cover as with a cloak)	—
Japanese	クローク(cape), マント(cape)	kurōku, manto
Korean	망토(cape)	mangto
Latin	lacerna(cape), mantellum(cape), pallium(cape)	—
Macedonian	наметка(cape), плашт(cape)	nametka, plašt
Māori	tūpuni(cape)	—
Middle English	cloke(cape), cope(cape), mantel(cape)	—
Norman	cliôque(cape), manté(cape)	—
Norwegian	kappe(cape)	—
Old English	hacele(cape), mentel(cape)	—
Ottoman Turkish	اورتمك(to cover as with a cloak)	örtmek
Persian	فرغل(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical), فرچی(cape), قبا(cape), یلمه(cape)	farġol, farači, qabâ, yalme
Polish	peleryna(cape)	—
Portuguese	capa(cape), manto(cape), véu(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical)	—
Quechua	yaqulla(cape), yaqullay(to cover as with a cloak)	—
Romanian	manta(cape), mantie(cape)	—
Russian	ма́нтия(cape), плащ(cape), покро́в(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical)	mántija, plašč, pokróv
Sanskrit	अत्क(cape)	atka
Scottish Gaelic	cleòc(cape)	—
Serbo-Croatian	kep(cape), ogrtač(cape), pelerina(cape), plašt(cape)	—
Slovene	ogrinjalo(cape), plašč(cape)	—
Spanish	capa(cape), embozo(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical), manto(cape), pendil(cape), velo(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical), embozar(to cover as with a cloak)	—
Swedish	mantel(cape), mantel(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical), slängkappa(cape), täckmantel(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical), dölja(to cover as with a cloak), skyla(to cover as with a cloak)	—
Tamil	போர்வை(blanket-like covering, often metaphorical)	pōrvai
Tarifit	aserham(cape)	—
Tocharian B	kampāl(cape)	—
Walloon	caban(cape), pelurene(cape)	—
Welsh	capan(cape), capanau(cape), clogyn(cape)	—