How to Say “Owl” in Amharic

ጉጉት
gugut
The English word "owl" is ጉጉት (gugut) in Amharic.
Meaning: bird (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is gugut.

Did you know?

  • In some Ethiopian contexts, the owl is often viewed as an omen of bad luck or a sign of misfortune rather than a wise creature.
  • The word ጉጉት is thought to be onomatopoeic, meaning it was originally created to mimic the actual sound an owl makes.

Example sentences for Amharic are not verified yet.

Example conversation

Helen and Nati are walking in the forest.

  1. ሄለን Helen

    ናቲ፣ ጉጉት አየህ?
    Nati, gugut ayeh?
    Nati, did you see an owl?
  2. ናቲ Nati

    አልአየሁም፣ የት ነው?
    Alayehum, yet new?
    I didn't see it, where is it?
  3. ሄለን Helen

    እዚያ ዛፍ ላይ አለ።
    Eziya zaf lay ale.
    It is on that tree.
  4. ናቲ Nati

    አዎ፣ አየሁት!
    Awo, ayehut!
    Yes, I saw it!

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