What does lit in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word lit in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use lit in French.

The word lit in French means bed, bed, bed, bed, bed, read, read to, read, read, lira, be read, be read, be read, read, read, go to bed, in bed, Go to bed! Bedtime!, first thing in the morning, sofa bed, day bed, convertible sofa, warm a bed, warm a bed with a warming pan, tuck in a bed, sofa bed, trundle sofa bed, mezzanine bunk bed, bunk sofa bed, double room, bed-ridden, laid up in bed, you've made your bed, now you must lie in it, bedspread, from your first marriage, bedside rug, bedspread, sofa bed, bedsheet, pave the way for, make your bed, make your bed with hospital corners, make an apple-pie bed, women like a man with a sense of humour, stay in bed, double bed, bedspread, four-poster bed, baby's cot, four-poster bed, waterbed, memory foam mattress, memory foam bed, single bed, baby's cot, marriage bed, guest bed, child's bed, hospital bed, camp bed, deathbed, double bed, loft bed, mezzanine bed, apple-pie bed, short-sheeted bed, pull-down bed, floodplain, hospital bed, folding crib, portable crib, bunk bed, rollaway bed, trundle bed, nail bed, cot, put to bed, go to bed, catch at the crack of dawn, take to your bed, bedbug, make the bed, stay in bed, stay in bed, go to bed, roll over in bed, get out of bed, overflow its banks, headboard, drag out of bed, valance, You're up early, sleeping car, sleeping-car, sleeping compartment. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word lit

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