mutu

Basque

Adjective

mutu

1. dumb
2. mute

---

Finnish

(index mu)

Pronunciation

• Hyphenation: mu‧tu
• Rhymes: -utu
• IPA: [ˈmutu]

Etymology 1

Noun

Wikipedia ^fi

mutu

1. Eurasian minnow (Phoxinus phoxinus)

Declension

Declension of mutu (type valo) singular plural nominative mutu mutut genitive mutun mutujen partitive mutua mutuja accusative mutu mutun mutut inessive mutussa mutuissa elative mutusta mutuista illative mutuun mutuihin adessive mutulla mutuilla ablative mutulta mutuilta allative mutulle mutuille essive mutuna mutuina translative mutuksi mutuiksi instructive – mutuin abessive mututta mutuitta comitative – mutuineen

Etymology 2

Contraction of musta tuntuu (I feel, think, methinks), or from German Vermutung (“guess”).

Noun

mutu

1. Poor reasoning or knowledge based on common beliefs as opposed to actual knowledge.

Synonyms

• mututuntuma
• näppituntuma

Anagrams

• muut

---

Latvian

Noun

mutu f

1. genitive plural form of mute

---

Maori

Etymology

From Proto-Malayo-Polynesian (compare Indonesian putus, Fijian mudu).

Verb

mutu

1. to cease

Derived terms

• mutunga

---

Sicilian

Alternative forms

• mudu

Etymology

From Latin mutus or from Spanish mudo.

Adjective

mutu m (f muta, plural muti)

1. mute

Inflection

	Masculine	Feminine
Singular	mutu	muta
Plural	muti	muti