hut
hut as a noun
Meaning
dog command for calling off and silencing (driving) dogs en pursuit; respect, good manners (how to behave), (ability to feel appropriate) shame
hut as an interjection
Meaning
behave!; begone! (dog command for calling off and silencing and (driving) dogs en pursuit)
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hut in a sentence
- Vet hut!Shame on you! (idiomatic)
- lära någon veta hutteach someone some manners (Idiomatic. Sometimes of a beating, like in English.)
- Har du ingen hut i kroppen?Have you no shame in your body?
Expressions
- (lära någon att) veta hutteach (a person) manners
- inte ha någon hut ("skam") i kroppenhave no sense of shame
Words built with hut
- hutlös shameless
Questions
What does hut mean in English?
hut means “dog command for calling off and silencing (driving) dogs en pursuit, respect, good manners (how to behave), (ability to feel appropriate) shame”.
Origin
Of imitative origin.
Nearby common words
hut is number 8,284 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.
- 8,280högskola college (university); university college; an institution of higher education that teaches undergraduates, but that does not in general have the rights to issue graduate degrees, except for in specified fields.
- 8,281inträde admission, entrance
- 8,282följe companion, escort
- 8,283stimulera stimulate
- 8,285hypotes hypothesis
- 8,286inredning equipment, furnishing
- 8,287kanot canoe
- 8,288kruka pot
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