flo·ka·ti
(flō-kä′tē)n. pl. flo·ka·tis A woven, usually woolen area rug with a long, soft pile, traditionally of Greek origin.
[Modern Greek flokáti, peasant's blanket, from flókos, woolen pile, fluff, from Latin floccus, tuft of wool (probably via an Italian dialectal form akin to standard Italian fiocco, tuft).]
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flokati
(fləˈkɑːtɪ) n (Furniture) a Greek hand-woven shaggy woollen rug
[C20: from Modern Greek phlokatē a peasant's blanket]
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