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Translation of 'Dot' in English

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dot
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dot (1), noun, verb, dotted,dotting.
dot
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dot (2), noun. dowry.
DOT
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DOT(no periods),
Department of Transportation.
dot
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dot
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expr. on the dot, (Informal.) at exactly the right time; at the specified time.
Ex. Our train arrived on the dot. Though he was there every day on the dot for ten years, no patron ever appeared (Edmund Wilson).
dot
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noun 1. a tiny, round mark; very small spot; point. There is a dot over each ?i in this line.
2. a small spot; speck.
Ex. a blue necktie with white dots.
3. a short sound used in sending messages by telegraph or radio.
4. (Musi
dot
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v.i. 1. to make a dot or dots.
2. (Archaic.) to limp.
Ex. to dot and go one means to hobble.
dot
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2. to be here and there in; give variety to.
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2. to be here and there in; give variety to.
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2. to be here and there in; give variety to.
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Word 'Dot' in Other Languages

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Dictionary Entry: Dot

Dot

Part of Speech

Noun, Verb

Pronunciation

dɒt (British English), dɑːt (American English)

Definitions

(Noun) A small round mark or spot.
(Noun) A tiny amount or particle.
(Verb) To mark with dots or small spots.
(Verb) To scatter or distribute over an area.

Usage Examples

The paper had a red dot in the corner.
Her dress was covered with blue dots.
Lights dot the hillside at night.
He dotted his i's carefully while writing.

Etymology

Middle English (originally denoting a head or round object), of unknown origin, first recorded in the 14th century.

Synonyms

Spot
Speck
Point
Mark
Blot

Antonyms

Blank
Plain
Clear

Translations

Language	Translations	Pronunciations
French	point	pwɛ̃
Spanish	punto	ˈpunto
German	Punkt	pʊŋkt
Italian	punto	ˈpunto
Hindi	बिंदी	bindi
Urdu	نقطہ	nuqta
Tamil	குத்து	kuttu
Bengali	বিন্দু	bindu
Kannada	ಬಿಂದು	bindu
Telugu	బిందువు	binduvu
Marathi	बिंदू	bindu
Gujarati	બિન્દુ	bindu

Regional Pronunciation Variations

British English: dɒt
American English: dɑːt
Indian English: dɔt

Historical Usage

The word 'dot' has been in use since the 14th century, originally referring to a small spot or round object. Its use expanded to include tiny marks in writing and printing.

Cultural Nuances

In many cultures, dots are used symbolically, such as the bindi in South Asia, representing spiritual awakening. The dot also plays a significant role in Morse code and modern digital communication (as in domain names).

More Information

The word 'dot' holds symbolic meanings across various domains, from art to technology. It is widely used in computer languages, internet addresses, and braille systems. Its simplicity makes it a versatile and globally recognized concept.