IPA: //ˈpɛltri//
KK: /ˈpɛltri/
Raw animal skins that have not been treated or processed, often used for making clothing or other items.
The trader displayed various types of peltry at the market, showcasing the different animal skins available.
Peltry originates from the Middle English word 'peltrie', which comes from the Old French 'pelterie', meaning fur or pelts. The word refers specifically to animal skins or furs used for clothing or trade.
Think of 'pelts' as animal skins, and remember that 'peltry' refers to items made from these furs.