ujti

• yti, uti — dialectal
• ulti — dialectal
• ylltî — dialectal, obsolete

Borrowed from Ottoman Turkish اوتو (ütü).

• IPA^(key): /ujˈti/
• Rhymes: -i

ujti f (plural ujti, definite ujtia, definite plural ujtitë) (regional, chiefly northern Gheg)

1. flatiron, clothes iron

   Synonym: hekur

   • Hahn Studien, vol. 3, page 138a:

     απ υλτίν̇ ― ap ylltî ― to iron

   • Rossi (1875), page 1396b:

     me raa me ȣtìi ― me rā me ytī ― to iron

     t' ràmunit me ȣtìi ― t' ramunit me ytī ― ironing

• FMGJSH (2026), “ujtí,~a”
• FGJSSH (1980), page 2084b: “ujtí,~a”
• Mann (1948), page 539a: “ujtí”, page 571a: “yltî”, page 543a: “ut” → “-í”
• Leotti (1937), page 1564b: “utí”
• Bashkimi (1908), page 504b: “uitii”
• Jungg (1895), page 166a: “uitii”
• Rossi (1875), page 1396b: “ȣtii”, page 1305a: “utii”
• Hahn Studien, vol. 3, page 138a: “υλτίν̇-νι”
• Etymological:
  • Miklosich TE, vol. 2, page 81: “ütü”
  • Meyer (1891), page 460: “utī́”
  • Boretzky TEA, vol. 2, page 142: “yti”
  • Çabej SE, vol. 7, page 193a: “ujtí”
  • Topalli (2017), page 1525a: “ujtí”
  • Bufli & Rocchi (2021), page 493: “ujti”

ujti

1. road

• Campbell, L. (1985). The Pipil Language of El Salvador. Mouton De Gruyter.
• Lara-Martínez, R., McCallister, R. Glosario cultural náwat pipil y nicarao.