Definition of natkhat in English:

natkhat

(also nut-cut)

noun ˈnatkat

South Asian

A rogue, a rascal. Also as adjective: roguish, mischievous.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From Hindi naṭkhaṭ, perhaps from Sanskrit naṭa (in vernacular form also naṛ) mountebank + Hindi khaṭ noise of rattling, knocking, etc.

Definition of natkhat in US English:

natkhat

(also nut-cut)

nounˈnatkat

South Asian

A rogue, a rascal. Also as adjective: roguish, mischievous.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From Hindi naṭkhaṭ, perhaps from Sanskrit naṭa (in vernacular form also naṛ) mountebank + Hindi khaṭ noise of rattling, knocking, etc.

单词	natkhat
释义	Definition of natkhat in English: natkhat (also nut-cut) noun ˈnatkat South Asian A rogue, a rascal. Also as adjective: roguish, mischievous. Origin Mid 19th century. From Hindi naṭkhaṭ, perhaps from Sanskrit naṭa (in vernacular form also naṛ) mountebank + Hindi khaṭ noise of rattling, knocking, etc. Definition of natkhat in US English: natkhat (also nut-cut) nounˈnatkat South Asian A rogue, a rascal. Also as adjective: roguish, mischievous. Origin Mid 19th century. From Hindi naṭkhaṭ, perhaps from Sanskrit naṭa (in vernacular form also naṛ) mountebank + Hindi khaṭ noise of rattling, knocking, etc.
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