Inlett.
the fabric of a pillow or duvet, which is filled with the downs, etc., and sewn up
Meaning & usage
the fabric of a pillow or duvet, which is filled with the downs, etc., and sewn up
Where this word comes from
16th century, from Middle Low German inlēde, probably from inlēden (“to insert, fix in, send in”), equivalent to German einleiten. In modern Low German also Inlaat, from Middle Low German inlāten, equivalent to German einlassen, with more or less the same meaning.
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