blanket over his legs (two meanings?)

[ademoglu]

Hi

''Please lay the blanket over his legs.''

Does in the above sentence have two meanings as in:

1- The blanket covers partly or all parts of his legs.

2- The blanket just lays on the top of his legs. (It is the same in meaning as 'on')

 

[emsr2d2]

What do you think is the difference between "to cover" and "to be on top of"?

 

[ademoglu]

I think I thought in my language when asking the question. Sorry for that.