pälst
Pälst is a Swedish adjective meaning fur-covered or furred, formed from the noun päls (fur) with the adjectival suffix -t. It is used to describe something that has a coat of fur, such as animals or surfaces that appear fur-bearing. In contemporary Swedish, pälst is relatively uncommon in everyday speech; more common expressions for the same idea are pälsig, pälsbeklädd, or pälstäckt.
Etymology and usage notes: The noun päls is of Germanic origin, with cognates in Norwegian and Danish
Related terms and alternatives: Pälsig (fur-bearing), pälsbeklädd (fur-clad), and pälstäckt (fur-coated) are the more commonly used
See also: Päls, pälsig, pälsbeklädd, pälstäckt.
In sum, pälst is a legitimate but relatively niche Swedish term for indicating that something is covered