Definition of bothan in English:

bothan

(also bohaun)

noun ˈbɒð(ə)n

In Scotland and Ireland: a small hut or cottage, especially in a remote area; (in later use) specifically (Scottish, especially on the Island of Lewis) one used as an unlicensed drinking establishment.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Daniel Wilson (1816–1892), anthropologist and university administrator. From Scottish Gaelic bothan and Irish bothán.

Definition of bothan in US English:

bothan

(also bohaun)

nounˈbɒð(ə)n

In Scotland and Ireland: a small hut or cottage, especially in a remote area; (in later use) specifically (Scottish, especially on the Island of Lewis) one used as an unlicensed drinking establishment.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Daniel Wilson (1816–1892), anthropologist and university administrator. From Scottish Gaelic bothan and Irish bothán.

单词	bothan
释义	Definition of bothan in English: bothan (also bohaun) noun ˈbɒð(ə)n In Scotland and Ireland: a small hut or cottage, especially in a remote area; (in later use) specifically (Scottish, especially on the Island of Lewis) one used as an unlicensed drinking establishment. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Daniel Wilson (1816–1892), anthropologist and university administrator. From Scottish Gaelic bothan and Irish bothán. Definition of bothan in US English: bothan (also bohaun) nounˈbɒð(ə)n In Scotland and Ireland: a small hut or cottage, especially in a remote area; (in later use) specifically (Scottish, especially on the Island of Lewis) one used as an unlicensed drinking establishment. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Daniel Wilson (1816–1892), anthropologist and university administrator. From Scottish Gaelic bothan and Irish bothán.
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