Definitions For Gutta

Noun

GUTTA (plural guttae or s) (architecture) A small water-repelling, cone-shaped projection used in the architrave of the doric order in classical architecture. A small round spot of colour.

Translations

Catalan: gota, f Dutch: guttae French: {{t+check, fr, goutte}} German: {{t-check, de, Gutta}} Hungarian: cseppdísz Latin: gutta, f Macedonian: {{t-check, mk, гути, sc=Cyrl}} Persian: {{t-check, fa, آب‌چکان, sc=fa-Arab}} Polish: gutta, f Russian: ка́пелька, f Swedish: {{t-check, sv, gutta, s}}, {{t-check, sv, guttae, p}}

Etymology

From Middle English gutta, from {{der, en, la, gutta}}. {{doublet, en, gout, goutte}}.

See also

gutta-percha