LiTS

Lits is primarily recognized as the plural form of the French noun lit, which means bed. In French, lit is masculine, with the singular article un lit and the plural deux lits. The plural lits is used in phrases referring to more than one bed, such as lit double (a double bed), lits simples (single beds), and lits superposés (bunk beds). In standard pronunciation, the final t in lit is silent, and the plural lits is pronounced roughly the same as the singular, like “lee.”

In English-language contexts, lits is not an established word and does not appear in standard dictionaries as a standalone term. It may occur only as a borrowed spelling within quoted French phrases or as a typographical error. The capitalized form Lits does not denote a widely recognized concept, organization, or place in English-language reference works.