Cotton in German is Baumwolle, which is literally "tree wool".

Fur and wool are the same word in Russian: шерсть

Fun fact:

Von Der Leyen family had cotton farms in south carolina. I wonder how much slaves they had

Not fun fact: in french cotton is coton. It's not related to wool.

@antigermgerm Not surprising. These fucking globalists are whats wrong with this world. I don't even want to know how deeply her family is connected to epstein & co

@Lensflare wrong. Fur is "мех"

@iiii ok but fur is also шерсть. In fact it’s the first translation when you type in Google translate.

@Lensflare google translate is not a dictionnary

@antigermgerm I didn’t claim that it is.

Cut down 9 wood and make a house.

Tja.

@Lensflare yes, but depends on context. As a fabric type those are not treated as the same thing and the same word is not used.
As fur on the living animal it's treated as the same, but in the English language it's also treated the same: wool is a subtype of fur or a name for the material made of that subtype of fur.

@Lensflare btw, I'm native in russian language

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