What does "mittens" mean?

"Mittens" means: Warm coverings for your hands with one space for the thumb. Example: "She wore red mittens in the snow."

How do you say mittens in Hebrew and Spanish?

In Hebrew, mittens is כפפות. In Spanish, it is manoplas.

How do you pronounce "mittens"?

Mittens is pronounced /ˈmɪtənz/. It is a noun. You can hear a native speaker say it on this page.

Mittens — Meaning for Kids, with Picture, Audio & Hebrew

mittens

/ˈmɪtənz/

noun

Warm coverings for your hands with one space for the thumb

“She wore red mittens in the snow.”

כפפות

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Mittens is a noun in the clothing category. It is a beginner (ages 6-8) word, meaning "Warm coverings for your hands with one space for the thumb" In Hebrew, mittens translates to כפפות.

Example Sentences

She could not find her mittens and her hands got very cold in the snow.
Grandma knitted bright red mittens for all the grandchildren.
Mittens keep your hands warmer than gloves because your fingers share heat.

Did You Know? Mittens keep hands warmer than gloves because all four fingers together share body heat — just like huddling together to stay warm! The world's largest pair of mittens was created in Minnesota (a very cold US state) and measured over 3 meters long. Baby mittens are put on newborns to stop them scratching their own faces.