IPA: /hʌt/
KK: /hʌt/
A small and simple building used for living or shelter, often made from basic materials.
They built a hut in the woods to escape the city life for the weekend.
A small, simple building, often made of wood or other basic materials, used for shelter or storage.
They decided to stay in a hut during their camping trip.
Past: hutted
Past Participle: hutted
The word 'hut' originates from Middle English 'hut' (meaning a small dwelling or shelter), which is derived from Old French 'hutte' (meaning a small house or shelter).
Think of a small, simple shelter when you hear 'hut' — it directly connects to the idea of a small dwelling.