How to Say “Dog” in Gujarati

કુતરો
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The English word "dog" is translated into Gujarati as કુતરો (kutro). Wiktionary also lists કુતરી (kutrī).
Meaning: animal (noun)

Ways to say it

“dog” in Gujarati
Gujarati Romanization (Wiktionary) Note
કુતરો kutro masculine
કુતરી kutrī feminine

The word refers to the animal known as a dog.

Which one should you use?

Gujarati uses different forms to specify the gender of the dog. Use કુતરો when referring specifically to a male dog, and use કુતરી when referring specifically to a female dog.

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of the masculine dog is કુતરા, while the plural form of the feminine dog is કુતરીઓ.

How do you pronounce it?

kutro

Did you know?

  • In Gujarati folklore, dogs are sometimes associated with the protector deity Bhairava, making the animal a symbol of protection in certain spiritual contexts.
  • The verb for a dog barking, ભસવું, is strictly reserved for the specific sound of a dog and cannot be used for the 'bark' of a tree, unlike the English word 'bark'.
  • The concept of 'domesticity' is tied to the word પાલતુ, which is applied equally to a dog, a cat, or even a cultivated plant in a garden.

Examples in context

  • તે એક નાનો કુતરો છે.
    te ek nāno kutro che.
    It is a small dog.
  • બહાર એક કુતરો ભૌંકતો હતો.
    bahār ek kutro bhauṅkto hatō.
    A dog was barking outside.
  • આ કુતરો ખૂબ જ વફાદાર છે.
    ā kutro khūba ja vafādāra che.
    This dog is very loyal.

Example conversation

Drishti and Aryan are at a park.

  1. દ્રષ્ટિ Drishti

    આર્યન, જુઓ પેલો કુતરો!
    Aryan, juo pelo kutaro!
    Aryan, look at that dog!
  2. આર્યન Aryan

    હા, તે ખૂબ જ ક્યૂટ છે.
    Ha, te khub ja cute che.
    Yes, it is very cute.
  3. દ્રષ્ટિ Drishti

    શું તમને કુતરો પાળવો ગમશે?
    Shu tamne kutaro palvo gamshe?
    Would you like to keep a dog?
  4. આર્યન Aryan

    હા, મને ચોક્કસ ગમશે.
    Ha, mane chokkas gamshe.
    Yes, I would definitely love to.

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