"Do you have a blanket for me?"

Translation: Ĉu vi havas litkovrilon por mi?

[Lorenhey]

What is the etymology of "litkovrilo"?

[vikungen]

lito (bed) from French lit

kovri (to cover) from Fre. couvrir, Eng. cover

ilo (tool) suffix

lit + kovr + -il- + o = litkovrilo

[Lorenhey]

Thanks!

[liammcniff]

I highly recommend Wiktionary for any questions you have about Esperanto etymology. It's not only useful but also incredibly interesting!

[Noeladoe]

What is litkovro versus litkovrilo; why wouldn't it be an acceptable translation?

[LouisSepdekdu]

"kovro" is the action of covering

[LeFlamel]

Shouldn't litotuko work in this instance?

[toOliya]

Litotuko is a bed sheet as opposed to a blanket: https://eo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Litotuko

So, no, it shouldn't be accepted.