dut meaning in English
| Turkish | English |
|---|---|
| dut noun | mulberry [mulberries](the tree) |
| haydut noun | hajduk(outlaw, highwayman or freedom fighter in the Balkans) thug [thugs](someone who treats others violently or roughly) tyke(a child, especially a boy) |
| haydut noun {S} | bandit [bandits](one who robs others) |
| haydut devleti noun | rogue state(state or nation acting outside of the accepted international norms and policies) |
| hemhudut adjective | bordering(having a common boundary or border) |
| hudut noun | border [borders](the line or frontier area separating various territories) |
| hudutsuz adjective | borderless(lacking edges, limits, or boundaries) limitless(without limits; boundless) |
| mabaduttabiyye noun | metaphysics(branch of philosophy that studies first principles) |
| ızbandut gibi adjective | strapping(having a sturdy muscular physique; robust) |
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