Definitions for ottoˈɒt oʊ
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
ot•toˈɒt oʊ(n.)(pl.)-tos.
Ref: attar . 1
Wiktionary
Otto(ProperNoun)
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Origin: From Otto, short form of compound names beginning with od-,ot- "wealth, riches" (cognate of English Ed-).
The Nuttall Encyclopedia
Otto
or Attar of Roses, an essential oil obtained by distilling rose leaves of certain species in water, of very strong odour, pleasant when diluted; is used for perfumery; it is made in India, Persia, Syria, and at Kezanlik, in Roumelia.
Translations for otto
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- agtAfrikaans
- ثمانِيَهArabic
- осемBulgarian
- oitoPortuguese (BR)
- osmCzech
- achtGerman
- otteDanish
- οκτώ (στον αριθμό)Greek
- ochoSpanish
- kaheksaEstonian
- هشتFarsi
- kahdeksanFinnish
- huitFrench
- שְׁמִינִיHebrew
- आठवांHindi
- osamCroatian
- nyolcHungarian
- delapanIndonesian
- áttaIcelandic
- ottoItalian
- ８のJapanese
- 8의Korean
- aštuoniLithuanian
- astoņiLatvian
- lapan tahunMalay
- achtDutch
- åtteNorwegian
- osiemPolish
- هشتPersian
- اتهPashto
- oitoPortuguese
- optRomanian
- восемьRussian
- osemSlovak
- osemSlovenian
- osamSerbian
- เลขแปดThai
- sekizTurkish
- 八個(人或物)Chinese (Trad.)
- восьмийUkrainian
- عدد میں 8Urdu
- támVietnamese
- 八的Chinese (Simp.)
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