packsaddle

English

Alternative forms

• pack-saddle, pack saddle

Etymology

From pack +‎ saddle. Compare Dutch pakzadel, German Packsattel.

Noun

packsaddle (plural packsaddles)

1. A saddle designed to secure and carry goods on the back of an animal.

Synonyms

• bat (obsolete)

Translations

saddle for carrying goods

• Arabic: بَرْدَعَة f (bardaʕa)

  Egyptian Arabic: جِلَال m (gilāl)

• Armenian: համետ (hy) (hamet)
• Catalan: albarda (ca) f
• Finnish: kuormasatula
• French: bât (fr) m
• Galician: albarda (gl) f
• German: Packsattel (de) m, Tragsattel (de) m
• Greek: σαμάρι (el) n (samári)

  Ancient: ἀστράβη f (astrábē)

• Italian: basto (it) m
• Kurdish:

  Central Kurdish: کورتان (kurtan), کۆپان (kopan), پاڵان (pallan)

  Northern Kurdish: kurtan (ku)

• Latin: clītellae f pl, sagma f
• Macedonian: самар m (samar)
• Maranao: bangkil
• Norman: selle bâtchiéthe f
• Occitan: albarda f, bast (oc) m
• Ottoman Turkish: سمر (semer), پالان (palan)
• Persian: پالان (fa) (pâlân)
• Polish: siodło juczne n
• Russian: вью́чное седло́ n (vʹjúčnoje sedló)
• Scottish Gaelic: srathair f
• Sicilian: varduni m
• Spanish: albarda (es) f
• Swedish: packsadel (sv) c
• Turkish: semer (tr)
• Tuvan: ыңгыржак (ıñgırjak)
• Zazaki: cıl (diq) f

See also

• saddlepack