ঝুট

Bengali

Etymology

Inherited from Sanskrit झूट (jhūṭa, “plaited hair”).

Pronunciation

• (Rarh) IPA^(key): /d͡ʒʱuʈ/, [ˈd͡ʒʱuʈ]

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• (Dhaka) IPA^(key): /dʑʱut/, [ˈdʑʱut]

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Noun

ঝুট • (jhuṭ)

1. jute fiber

   Synonyms: পাট (paṭ), কোষ্টা (kōśṭa)

2. useless cloths

   Synonym: উচ্ছিষ্ট (ucchiśṭo)

Descendants

• → English: jute
  • → Norwegian Nynorsk: jute
• → Arabic: جُوت (jūt), Arabic: جُوتَا (jūtā)
• → Catalan: jute
• → Czech: juta
• → Danish: jute
• → Dutch: jute
• → Esperanto: juto
• → Estonian: džuut
• → Faroese: juta
• → Finnish: juutti
• → Greek: ιούτη (ioúti), Greek: γιούτα (gioúta)
• → French: jute
• → German: Jute
• → Hungarian: juta
• → Ido: juto
• → Indonesian: jute
• → Irish: siúit
• → Italian: juta, Italian: iuta
• → Latvian: džuta
• → Lithuanian: džiutas
• → Macedonian: јута (juta)
• → Manx: juit
• → Occitan: jute
• → Polish: juta
• → Portuguese: juta
• → Romanian: iută
• → Russian: джут (džut)
• → Scots: juit
• → Serbo-Croatian: ју̏та
• → Slovak: juta
• → Slovene: juta
• → Lower Sorbian: juta
• → Upper Sorbian: juta
• → Spanish: juto, Spanish: yute
• → Swedish: jute
• → Turkish: jüt
• → Ukrainian: джут (džut)
• → Uzbek: джут (djut)
• → Welsh: jiwt