Oot Meaning in English
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OOT
Definition
A Scottish English dialect word meaning 'out,' usually used in informal or regional speech.
Usage & Nuances
'Oot' is typically heard in Scotland and in Scottish English contexts. Highly informal and not used in standard English writing. Often paired with other Scots words like 'oot and aboot' (out and about).
Spanish: (escocés) fueraPortuguese (BR): (escocês) foraPortuguese (PT): (escocês) foraChinese (Simplified): （苏格兰方言）外面Chinese (Traditional): （蘇格蘭方言）外面Hindi: (स्कॉटिश) बाहरArabic: (اسكتلندي) خارجBengali: বাইর (স্কটিশ উচ্চারণে) - বাইরেRussian: аут (шотландский диалект) - наружуJapanese: 外（スコットランド方言）Vietnamese: ra (phương ngữ Scotland) - ngoàiKorean: 밖(스코틀랜드 방언)Turkish: dışarı (İskoç ağzında)Urdu: باہر (اسکاٹش بول چال میں)Indonesian: luar (dialek Skotlandia)
Example Sentences
It's cold oot today.
basic
He stayed oot all night.
basic
The cat ran oot the door.
basic
You'd better wrap up warm if you're going oot.
natural
Are you oot and aboot already this early?
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Ma said to come oot for dinner.
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