• Finnish: pukkisänky, kenttävuode, heteka

• Finnish: pinnasänky, vauvasänky
• German: Kinderbett
• Norwegian: barneseng, sprinkelseng
• Spanish: cuna

• Finnish: pukkisänky, kenttävuode, heteka

• ttbc Spanish: catre , cama plegable

Old English

Noun

cot (plural cotas)

1. a cottage

Romanian

Etymology

Latin cubitus

Noun

1. elbow

Cot, COT or CoT may refer to:

• Cot, Moldova, a locality in Moldova
• cotangent trigonometric function \cot \theta \,\! .
• Pierre Auguste Cot (1837–1883), a French painter of the Academic Classicism school

In transportation:

• Cottingley railway station, National Rail station code COT
• RAF Cottesmore Flying Training Unit, United Kingdom (ICAO airline designator)

Cot may also refer to:

• Camp bed, a simple, temporary, portable bed
• Car of Tomorrow, a car design by NASCAR
• Commitments of Traders (COT) Report, issued weekly by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission summarizing market activity
• Crossroads of Twilight
• cyclooctatetraenyl, functional group in chemistry, abbreviated as COT
• Infant bed, a small bed specifically for infants (also crib)
• Côt, a Loire Valley name for the Malbec grape
• COT, Continuous Overseas Tour, military term for serving a second (or more) tour overseas. A COT request is required for a continuous tour within 7th Fleet in the Navy.

See also

• Khat

Colonial bed, Hollywood bed, bassinet, bed-davenport, berth, blockhouse, box, bungalow, bunk, bunk bed, cabin, camp bed, chalet, cote, cottage, cradle, crib, day bed, door bed, double bed, double bunk, duplex bed, feather bed, fold-away bed, four-poster, hammock, hospital bed, king-size bed, lodge, log cabin, love nest, lower berth, pallet, panel bed, pied-a-terre, pipe berth, poster bed, quarter berth, queen-size bed, roll-away bed, single bed, snuggery, sofa-bed, tester bed, three-quarter bed, truckle bed, trundle bed