bathrobe

English

A bathrobe

Etymology

bath +‎ robe

Pronunciation

(Received Pronunciation) IPA^(key): /ˈbɑːθ.ɹəʊb/
(US) IPA^(key): /ˈbæθ.ɹoʊb/

Noun

bathrobe (plural bathrobes)

A robe usually made of terrycloth intended to be worn when one is still damp from bathing or when there is no immediate need to dress fully.

Translations

terrycloth robe

Arabic: رِدَاء الْحَمَّام‎ m (ridāʔ al-ḥammām)
Armenian: խալաթ (hy) (xalatʿ)
Azerbaijani: xələt
Belarusian: хала́т m (xalát), шляфро́к m (šljafrók), шлафро́к m (šlafrók)
Bulgarian: хавли́я (bg) f (havlíja), хала́т (bg) m (halát)
Burmese: ရေချိုးဝတ်ရုံ (rehkyui:watrum)
Catalan: barnús (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 浴衣 (zh) (yùyī), 浴袍 (yùpáo)
Czech: župan (cs) m
Danish: badekåbe c
Dutch: badjas (nl) m, badmantel m
Esperanto: banmantelo (eo), ĥalato
Estonian: supelmantel
Finnish: kylpytakki (fi)
French: peignoir (fr) m, sortie de bain (fr) f
Georgian: ხალათი (xalati)
German: Bademantel (de) m
Greek: μπουρνούζι (el) n (bournoúzi)
Hebrew: חֲלוּק רַחְצָה‎ (he) m (khalúk-rakhatsá)
Hungarian: fürdőköpeny (hu), köntös (hu)
Icelandic: sloppur m, baðsloppur m
Irish: fallaing folctha f, róba folctha m
Italian: accappatoio (it) m
Japanese: バスローブ (ja) (basurōbu), 浴衣 (ja) (ゆかた, yukata)
Korean: 목욕용 가운 (mogyogyong gaun), 목욕 가운 (mogyok gaun), 배스로브 (baeseurobeu)
Latvian: halāts m, rītasvārki m pl
Lithuanian: chalatas m
Macedonian: бањарка f (banjarka)
Maltese: ġagaga f
Norwegian:
Bokmål: badekåpe m or f

Nynorsk: badekåpe f
Polish: szlafrok (pl) m, podomka (pl) f
Portuguese: roupão (pt) m
Romanian: halat de baie (ro) n
Russian: хала́т (ru) m (xalát), купа́льный хала́т m (kupálʹnyj xalát), пеньюа́р (ru) m (penʹjuár)
Scottish Gaelic: còta-leapa m
Slovak: župan m
Spanish: albornoz (es) m (Spain), bata de baño f (Latin America), salida de baño f (Argentina, Uruguay)
Swedish: badrock (sv) c, badkappa (sv) c
Ukrainian: хала́т m (xalát), шляфро́к m (šljafrók), шлафро́к m (šlafrók)

bathrobe

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Etymology

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