kidskin

English

Etymology

From kid +‎ skin.

Noun

kidskin (countable and uncountable, plural kidskins)

1. The skin or hide of a kid, i.e., a young goat.
2. The leather made from such skins.

Synonyms

• (leather): kid leather

Hypernyms

• hide, leather, skin

Coordinate terms

• goatskin, lambskin, sheepskin

Translations

type of leather

• Armenian: ուլենի (hy) (uleni)
• Bulgarian: шевро n (ševro)
• Catalan: cabritilla f
• German: Chevreauleder n
• Greek: σεβρό (el) n (sevró)
• Italian: pelle di capretto f
• Macedonian: ја́решка ко́жа f (járeška kóža), ше́вро n (šévro)
• Maltese: ġild il-gidi
• Portuguese: pelica (pt) f
• Russian: ла́йка (ru) f (lájka), шевро́ (ru) n (ševró)

See also

• kid gloves