grout

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• Canada: /ɡɹʌut/
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• Australian: /ɡɹæɔt/
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English surname, from the noun grout.

From Middle English growte, grut, from Old English grūt (“dregs; coarse meal”), from Proto-West Germanic *grūt, from Proto-Germanic *grūtą (compare Dutch gruit (“dregs”), German Grauß, Norwegian grut (“ground”)), lengthening of Proto-Germanic *grutą, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *gher- (“to grind, rub”). Related to grit.

63 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: фуга (fuga) — mortar used between tiles
• Czech: zálivková malta — mortar used between tiles
• Czech: spárovací hmota — mortar used between tiles
• Dutch: voegmortel — mortar used between tiles
• Dutch: voegspecie — mortar used between tiles
• Finnish: saumalaasti — mortar used between tiles
• Finnish: saumauslaasti — mortar used between tiles
• French: enduit de jointement — mortar used between tiles
• French: coulis — mortar used between tiles
• German: Fugenmörtel — mortar used between tiles
• Hungarian: fuga — mortar used between tiles
• Indonesian: nat — mortar used between tiles
• Italian: malta — mortar used between tiles
• Italian: boiacca — mortar used between tiles
• Italian: impasto cemento sabbia acqua — mortar used between tiles
• Japanese: グラウト — mortar used between tiles
• Norwegian Bokmål: fugemasse — mortar used between tiles
• Norwegian Bokmål: injiseringsmørtel — mortar used between tiles
• Norwegian Bokmål: sementvelling — mortar used between tiles
• Norwegian Nynorsk: fugemasse — mortar used between tiles
• Norwegian Nynorsk: injiseringsmørtel — mortar used between tiles
• Norwegian Nynorsk: sementvelling — mortar used between tiles
• Polish: fuga — mortar used between tiles
• Portuguese: rejunte — mortar used between tiles
• Romanian: chit — mortar used between tiles
• Romanian: mortar de rostuire — mortar used between tiles
• Russian: раство́р (rastvór) — mortar used between tiles
• Russian: затирка (zatirka) — mortar used between tiles
• Spanish: fragüe — mortar used between tiles
• Spanish: rejunte — mortar used between tiles
• Spanish: lechada — mortar used between tiles
• Bulgarian: грис (gris) — coarse meal
• Dutch: grout — coarse meal
• German: Grieß — coarse meal
• Italian: pietrisco di cava — coarse meal
• Norwegian: bunnfall — coarse meal
• Norwegian: gryn — coarse meal
• Norwegian: grøpp — coarse meal
• Russian: крупа́ (krupá) — coarse meal
• Spanish: sémola — coarse meal
• Bulgarian: утайка (utajka) — dregs
• Dutch: sediment — dregs
• German: Satz — dregs
• Polish: osad — dregs
• Russian: оса́док (osádok) — dregs
• Spanish: sedimento — dregs
• Swedish: sump — dregs
• Bulgarian: фугирам (fugiram) — insert mortar between tiles
• Czech: spárovat — insert mortar between tiles
• Czech: vyspárovat — insert mortar between tiles
• Dutch: voegen — insert mortar between tiles
• French: jointoyer — insert mortar between tiles
• German: verfugen — insert mortar between tiles
• Hungarian: fugáz — insert mortar between tiles
• Italian: rivestire di malta — insert mortar between tiles
• Italian: imboiaccare — insert mortar between tiles
• Luxembourgish: fouen — insert mortar between tiles
• Norwegian Bokmål: fuge — insert mortar between tiles
• Polish: fugować — insert mortar between tiles
• Polish: zafugować — insert mortar between tiles
• Portuguese: rejuntar — insert mortar between tiles
• Portuguese: aplicar rejunte — insert mortar between tiles
• Russian: затира́ть (zatirátʹ) — insert mortar between tiles