IPA: //kʌtʃ//
KK: /kʌtʃ/
A substance obtained from the wood of certain trees, used for dyeing and tanning.
The artisan used cutch to dye the leather a rich brown color.
The word 'cutch' originates from the Hindi word 'kutch', meaning a type of dye derived from the cutch tree. It refers specifically to a brown dye used in textiles.
Think of the Hindi word 'kutch' which relates to a dye, helping you remember that 'cutch' refers to a dye used in textiles.