newt

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈnjuːt/
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• General-American: /ˈn(j)ut/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈnjʉːt/
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• rhymes with -uːt
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• CMU ARPABET: N UW1 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English newte, newete, from rebracketing of Middle English an ewte as a newte (for similar misdivisions compare adder, nickname, apron, umpire, etc.). Middle English evete, eute, euete, ewte (“newt”), derives from Old English efete (“lizard; newt”). Doublet of eft.

72 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: triton — type of salamander
• Arabic: سَمَنْدَل (samandal) — type of salamander
• Armenian: տրիտոն (triton) — type of salamander
• Assamese: নিউট (niut) — type of salamander
• Asturian: tritón — type of salamander
• Asturian: guardafontes — type of salamander
• Azerbaijani: triton — type of salamander
• Azerbaijani: səməndər — type of salamander
• Basque: uhandre — type of salamander
• Belarusian: трыто́н (trytón) — type of salamander
• Breton: gweronell — type of salamander
• Bulgarian: дъждо́вник (dǎždóvnik) — type of salamander
• Bulgarian: трито́н (tritón) — type of salamander
• Catalan: tritó — type of salamander
• Chinese Cantonese: 蠑螈 /蝾螈 — type of salamander
• Chinese Mandarin: 蠑螈 /蝾螈 (róngyuán) — type of salamander
• Czech: mlok — type of salamander
• Czech: čolek — type of salamander
• Danish: salamander — type of salamander
• Dutch: salamander — type of salamander
• Erzya: ведьметьказ (veďmeťkaz) — type of salamander
• Esperanto: trituro — type of salamander
• Estonian: vesilik — type of salamander
• Estonian: triiton — type of salamander
• Finnish: vesilisko — type of salamander
• French: triton — type of salamander
• Galician: tritón — type of salamander
• Georgian: ტრიტონი (ṭriṭoni) — type of salamander
• German: Molch — type of salamander
• Greek: τρίτωνας (trítonas) — type of salamander
• Ancient Greek: κορδύλος (kordúlos) — type of salamander
• Hebrew: טרִיטוֹן (triton) — type of salamander
• Hindi: सरटिका (sarṭikā) — type of salamander
• Hungarian: gőte — type of salamander
• Irish: niút — type of salamander
• Irish: earc — type of salamander
• Italian: tritone — type of salamander
• Japanese: イモリ (imori) — type of salamander
• Japanese: 井守 (imori) — type of salamander
• Japanese: 蠑螈 (imori) — type of salamander
• Kazakh: тритон (triton) — type of salamander
• Korean: 영원 (yeong'won) — type of salamander
• Kyrgyz: тритон (triton) — type of salamander
• Latin: stelliō — type of salamander
• Latvian: tritons — type of salamander
• Lithuanian: tritonas — type of salamander
• Macedonian: до́ждовник (dóždovnik) — type of salamander
• Norman: lêzarde dg'ieau — type of salamander
• Persian: سمندرک (samandarak) — type of salamander
• Plautdietsch: Äajdakjsel — type of salamander
• Polish: traszka — type of salamander
• Portuguese: tritão — type of salamander
• Romanian: triton — type of salamander
• Russian: трито́н (tritón) — type of salamander
• Russian: салама́ндра (salamándra) — type of salamander
• Scottish Gaelic: dearc-uisge — type of salamander
• Scottish Gaelic: dearc-luachrach — type of salamander
• Serbo-Croatian: водењак — type of salamander
• Serbo-Croatian: vodenjak — type of salamander
• Slovak: mlok — type of salamander
• Slovene: pupek — type of salamander
• Spanish: tritón — type of salamander
• Swedish: vattenödla — type of salamander
• Tagalog: triton — type of salamander
• Thai: นิวต์ (níu) — type of salamander
• Turkish: semender — type of salamander
• Turkmen: triton — type of salamander
• Ukrainian: трито́н (trytón) — type of salamander
• Uzbek: triton — type of salamander
• Vietnamese: sa giông — type of salamander
• Volapük: salmun — type of salamander
• Welsh: madfall ddŵr — type of salamander