hut in Norwegian
hut in Norwegian is hytte — hut means a small, simple shelter, usually just one room, built from whatever materials are on hand.
hut in Norwegian
hytte
A small, simple one-storey dwelling or shelter, often with just one room, and generally built of readily available local materials.
What does "hut" mean?
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noun A small, simple shelter, usually just one room, built from whatever materials are on hand.
"The hikers spent the night in a mountain hut."
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noun A small shed made of wood.
"He kept his tools in a hut at the back of the garden."
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verb To give someone shelter in a hut, or to take shelter in one.
"The soldiers were hutted for the winter near the border."
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intj A shouted signal a quarterback uses to start the play.
""Hut, hut, hike!" he called before the snap."
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hut in a sentence
- The hikers spent the night in a mountain hut.
- Villagers built their huts from mud and thatched grass.
- He kept his tools in a hut at the back of the garden.
- The soldiers were hutted for the winter near the border.
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What is "hut" in Norwegian?
"hut" in Norwegian is hytte. hut means: A small, simple shelter, usually just one room, built from whatever materials are on hand.
How do you use "hut" in a sentence?
Example: "The hikers spent the night in a mountain hut." In Norwegian, "hut" is hytte.
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