Lum Meaning in English
word
ˈɫəm
LUM
lʌm
LUM
التعريف
'Lum' is a Scottish English word for 'chimney,' the part of a house where smoke from a fire goes out.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
'Lum' is regional and mostly used in Scottish English. It often appears in traditional sayings, songs, or literature. In modern standard English, 'chimney' is the normal word.
Spanish: chimenea (de Escocia)Portuguese (BR): chaminé (da Escócia)Portuguese (PT): chaminé (da Escócia)Chinese (Simplified): 烟囱（苏格兰方言）Chinese (Traditional): 煙囪（蘇格蘭方言）Hindi: चिमनी (स्कॉटिश बोली)Arabic: مدخنة (لهجة اسكتلندية)Bengali: চিমনিRussian: дымовая трубаJapanese: 煙突Vietnamese: ống khóiKorean: 굴뚝Turkish: bacaUrdu: چمنیIndonesian: cerobong
جمل نموذجية
Smoke comes out of the lum when there is a fire inside.
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The old house had a big stone lum.
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Birds sometimes build nests in the lum.
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First thing in the morning, smoke was curling out the cottage lum.
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In some Scottish songs, you hear about 'keeping the lum reekin''—it means keeping the fire, and the home, alive.
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They climbed onto the roof to clear the lum after it got blocked.
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