/d͡ʒuχt/, [d͡ʒuχt], /t͡ʃuχd/
OriginInherited from Middle Armenian ջուխտ (ǰuxt). A borrowing from an Iranian source. Compare Middle Persian [Book Pahlavi needed] (ywht /ǰuxt/), Persian جفت (ĵuft), from Proto-Indo-European *yugtós.
- Istanbul, Tokat, dialectalpair, couple; two
- Istanbul, Tokat, dialectalTwo similar items that are used together and form a whole; a set.
- Istanbul, Tokat, dialectalEach member of a pair.
- Istanbul, Tokat, dialectalAs a pair, together.
- Istanbul, Tokat, dialectalThe act of sneezing twice in a row.
Formsǰuxt(romanization) · Javakheti(Tokat) · Ararat(Tokat) · Van(Tokat) · ճօխտ(alternative, dialectal) · չուխտ(alternative, dialectal) · ջօխտ(alternative, dialectal)
Source: Wiktionary