kaross

He would bring his blanket from the wagon, and would not trouble Swartboy by requiring part of the latter's kaross.

He wore a kaross of leopard skins, and on his wrists and ankles were rings of ivory, the royal ornaments.

Now, too, I remarked that the blanket and brown coverlid had almost superseded the kaross.

On the second day of the expedition, the body of a Chief, in a tiger-skin kaross, was dug up (Note 1).

A kaross or skin blanket was thrown over the back of almost every chair and covered the one settee.