lapti

See also: lapți

English

lapti

Etymology

From Russian ла́пти (lápti), singular ла́поть (lápotʹ)

Noun

lapti (uncountable)

A pair of the old traditional East Slavic (especially Russian) bast shoes, an obsolete traditional footwear of forest areas of Northern Europe, formerly worn by poorer members of the Finnic peoples, Balts, and East Slavs.

Synonyms

bast shoes

Translations

bast shoes

Bashkir: сабата (sabata)
Belarusian: ла́паць m (lápacʹ) (single), ла́пці m pl (lápci) (pair)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 椴樹皮鞋, 椴树皮鞋 (duànshù píxié)
Chuvash: çăпата (çăpata)
Czech: láptě pl
Finnish: virsu (fi), virsut (fi) pl
French: lapti (fr) f
Japanese: ラプティ (raputi)

Karelian: virzu, virzut pl
Kazakh: шәрке (şärke)
Korean: 랍티 (rapti)
Polish: łapcie pl, postoły pl (dated)
Russian: ла́поть (ru) m (lápotʹ) (single), ла́пти (ru) m pl (lápti) (pair)
Tatar: чабата (tt) (çabata)
Ukrainian: лича́к (uk) m (lyčák) (single), личаки́ m pl (lyčaký) (pair), ла́поть m (lápotʹ) (single), ла́пті m pl (lápti) (pair), пості́л m (postíl) (single), посто́ли m pl (postóly) (pair)
Veps: virzu, virzud pl

Anagrams

Patil, Pilat, plait

Aromanian

Alternative forms

lapte

Etymology

From Latin lactem, singular accusative of lac. Compare Romanian lapte.

Noun

lapti n (plural lãpturi, or m lãptsã)

milk

Related terms

lãptar
lãptarã/lãptari
lãptãrii
lãptos

lãptãriu
alãptedz
lãptuescu

See also

mulgu

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