German word

Trikot

Pronunciation

IPA/tʁiˈkoː/

Meaning

  • neuter nounjersey

Example

Die Fans kauften viele Trikots.

The fans bought many jerseys.

Illustration for Trikot (jersey)

More examples

Der Spieler schenkte dem Fan ein signiertes Trikot.

The player gave the fan a signed jersey.

Core concept

A numbered or crested sports top links players and supporters to the same team.

Common phrases

  • ein Trikot kaufen

    buy a jersey

  • signiertes Trikot

    signed jersey

  • Fantrikot

    fan jersey

Similar words

Fantrikot: A supporter shirt displaying a team logo and usually a player's number.
T-Shirt: A lightweight casual top with short sleeves and a round or V-shaped neckline.
Shirt: A lightweight upper-body garment intended for everyday wear.
Hemd: A relatively formal top with a collar and buttons at the front.

Definition in German

Ein kurzärmeliges oder ärmelloses Mannschaftsoberteil mit Nummer oder Wappen, das Spieler und Fans als Teil der Spielkleidung tragen

Word origin

German Trikot comes from French tricot, meaning knitted fabric, from tricoter, "to knit".

Usage tips

  • Trikot is neuter, with the plural Trikots, so the example uses viele Trikots rather than an ending in -e.

Other meanings

  • uniformnoun
  • leotardnoun

Related words

  • Trikotnummerjersey numbernoun
  • Fantrikotfan jerseynoun
  • Trikotkollektionjersey collectionnoun

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