Definition: The word "couette" comes from French, originally meaning a warm or soft touch. It's not a common English word; it might be found in Middle Eastern languages like Arabic, whose term for it is "khalifat." The term is most commonly used to refer to the texture of a bed, particularly with pillows and duvets that are often made from silk or cotton. This particular noun comes from the French verb "couquer," meaning to heat or comfort someone with a soft touch.
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