nut in Swahili
nut in Swahili is njugu — nut means a hard-shelled seed or dry fruit, often edible.
nut in Swahili
njugu
hard-shelled fruit
What does "nut" mean?
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noun A hard-shelled seed or dry fruit, often edible.
"Squirrels bury a nut in the autumn and often forget where it is."
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noun A small piece of hardware with a threaded hole, used with a bolt to fasten things together.
"The mechanic found a loose nut under the car and tightened it."
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noun Informal: a crazy or eccentric person, or an enthusiast for a particular subject.
"Our neighbour is a train nut who knows every timetable by heart."
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verb Slang: to headbutt someone.
"The footballer was banned after he nutted an opponent in the heat of the match."
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nut in a sentence
- Squirrels bury a nut in the autumn and often forget where it is.
- I'm allergic to every kind of nut, so I always check the labels.
- The mechanic found a loose nut under the car and tightened it.
- You'll need a bolt and a matching nut to fix the shelf to the wall.
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What is "nut" in Swahili?
"nut" in Swahili is njugu. nut means: A hard-shelled seed or dry fruit, often edible.
How do you use "nut" in a sentence?
Example: "Squirrels bury a nut in the autumn and often forget where it is." In Swahili, "nut" is njugu.
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