Hut ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Hut ( noun )

1. A small, simple, and often crudely built dwelling or shelter.
2. A small or temporary building used as a shelter, typically in a remote or inhospitable location.

Origin:

The word hut comes from the old english word hȳt, which means "a small dwelling".

Examples:

1. He lived in a hut in the jungle.
2. She stayed in a hut on the mountain.
3. The soldiers built huts for shelter.
4. The hikers used the huts as a base camp.
5. The huts were made of bamboo.

(As a verb)

Hut ( verb )

1. A small, simple, and often crudely built dwelling or shelter.
2. A small or temporary building used as a shelter, typically in a remote or inhospitable location.

Origin:

The word hut comes from the old english word hȳt, which means "a small dwelling".

Examples:

1. He lived in a hut in the jungle.
2. She stayed in a hut on the mountain.
3. The soldiers built huts for shelter.
4. The hikers used the huts as a base camp.
5. The huts were made of bamboo.