transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈpu̇r-ˌpȯint, -ˌpwant ]
noun
Etymology: Middle English purpoint, from Anglo-French, from Old French porpoint, adjective, quilted, from Vulgar Latin * perpunctus, past participle of * perpungere to perforate, from Latin per through + pungere to prick, pierce — more at pungent
Date: 14th century
: a padded and quilted doublet