pälsbeklädd

Pälsbeklädd is a Swedish adjective that translates to "fur-covered" or "furred" in English. It is used to describe something that is covered with fur. This can refer to animals, as in "ett pälsbeklätt djur" (a fur-covered animal), or it can be used metaphorically for objects or surfaces that have a furry texture.

The term is commonly applied to mammals known for their dense coats, such as bears, wolves, and foxes. The fur provides insulation, protection from the elements, and can also serve for camouflage or communication. In a less literal sense, "pälsbeklädd" might describe a piece of furniture with a soft, plush fabric, or even a natural phenomenon like moss-covered rocks, if the texture strongly resembles fur.

The word is derived from "päls," meaning "fur" or "coat," and "beklädd," meaning "covered" or "clad." The combination clearly denotes a state of being covered by fur. While primarily used for literal descriptions of fur, its application can be extended to convey a sense of softness and density when describing non-animal subjects.