How to pronounce “jootha”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• (India, of food, utensils, etc.) Soiled by saliva and thus not suitable for somebody else to eat from.

Practice Nearby Words

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Similar Sounds

githa, juma, jua, juha, juca, juicy, gemma, judah, jetta, jemma, jaffa, jama, jima, jumo, gita, juda, jaya, gea, jessa, jia, jamma, jaja, joka, joya, jacka, jeta, juhi, juna, juco, jota, juku, gioia, jui, jema, jafa, gitta, jita, jussi, jotham, jata, josa, juki, jeth, jaka, jith, jutta, gisa, joia, joma, jukka, jephthah, juho, geha, jizya, jofa, jassa, jath, joca, juo, geah, giah, gica, jica, jisa, jossa, gotha, youthy, gatha, mutha, to the, shua, chukka, chewa, chuma, chuka, tewa, chufa, the the, shuha, shuma, jesu, juwan, ageusia, gela, geco, duell, gecco, dja, gemi, dje, gemo, dju