bunk bed

See also: bunkbed

English

A bunk bed.

Alternative forms

• bunkbed

Etymology

From bunk +‎ bed.

Noun

bunk bed (plural bunk beds)

1. Two or more beds fixed on top of one another, so that one person can sleep in each bunk at a different height.

Translations

two or more beds fixed on top of one another

• Arabic: سَرِير بِطَابَقَيْن m (sarīr biṭābaqayn)
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 碌架床 (yue) (luk¹ gaa^3-2 cong⁴)

  Mandarin: 雙層床／双层床 (zh) (shuāngcéngchuáng)

• Czech: palanda f
• Danish: køje c
• Dutch: stapelbed (nl)
• Esperanto: etaĝlito
• Finnish: kerrossänky (fi)
• French: lit superposé m, lits superposés (fr) m pl
• German: Stockbett (de) n; (formal or regional) Etagenbett n; (commonest but includes “loft bed”) Hochbett n
• Hungarian: emeletes ágy
• Irish: leaba bhuinc f
• Italian: letto a castello (it) m
• Korean: 2층침대 (2cheungchimdae)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: køyeseng (no) m or f

  Nynorsk: køyeseng f, køyseng f

• Polish: łóżko piętrowe (pl) n
• Portuguese: beliche (pt) m
• Russian: двухъярусная крова́ть f (dvuxʺjarusnaja krovátʹ)
• Spanish: litera (es) f
• Swedish: våningssäng (sv) c
• Turkish: ranza (tr)
• Ukrainian: двоя́русне лі́жко n (dvojárusne lížko)
• Vietnamese: giường tầng
• Welsh: gwely bwnc m, gwelyau bwnc m pl

See also

• bunk
• bunkmate
• loft bed
• Murphy bed
• truckle bed