hut in Russian
hut in Russian is хи́жина, лачу́га, халу́па — hut means a small, simple shelter, usually just one room, built from whatever materials are on hand.
hut in Russian
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."
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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Frequently asked questions
What is "hut" in Russian?
"hut" in Russian is хи́жина, лачу́га, халу́па. hut means: A small, simple shelter, usually just one room, built from whatever materials are on hand.
How do you pronounce хи́жина?
"hut" in Russian is хи́жина, pronounced "khizhina".
How do you use "hut" in a sentence?
Example: "The hikers spent the night in a mountain hut." In Russian, "hut" is хи́жина, лачу́га, халу́па.
Are there other ways to say "hut" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "hut": хи́жина, лачу́га, халу́па, хиба́ра.