mazut

See also: мазут and мажут

English

Etymology

From Russian мазу́т (mazút).

Noun

mazut (usually uncountable, plural mazuts)

(petrochemistry) A heavy, low-quality fuel oil, used in generating plants and similar applications, or broken down to produce diesel.

Translations

low-quality fuel oil

Arabic: مازوت‎
Armenian: մազութ (hy) (mazutʿ)
Dutch: mazout (nl) m, stookolie (nl) m or f
Kalmyk: салм (salm)
Persian: مازوت‎ (fa) (mâzut), نفت کوره‎ (naft-e kure)
Polish: ciężki olej opałowy m, mazut (pl) m
Russian: мазу́т (ru) m (mazút)

Anagrams

Mautz, zumat

Serbo-Croatian

Etymology

From Russian мазут (mazut).

Noun

mazut m (Cyrillic spelling мазут)

mazut

Further reading

“mazut” in Hrvatski jezični portal

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