Hut

/hʌt/

Meaning & Definition

noun

a small, simple, single-story house or shelter.

They spent the weekend in a cozy hut in the mountains.

a temporary or seasonal dwelling.

The fishermen stayed in a hut by the lake during the summer.

a small building or structure used for a specific purpose.

The children played in a hut built from fallen branches.

Middle English 'hut', possibly from Old Norse 'huttr'.

hunting hut

A small shelter used while hunting, typically in a remote area.

beach hut

A small building located at the beach used for storing items and changing clothes.

store hut

A small structure where goods or supplies are sold or stored.

cabin

A small house or shelter in a rural or wooded area.

shack

A roughly built hut or shelter.

A place to hang out or relax.

Let's go chill in the hut this weekend.

A simple or basic home.

After moving out, he found a cozy little hut to live in.