“Hut” in Japanese
Short answer
Hut in Japanese is “小屋” (shouoku). Full meaning: hut, cabin, shed, (animal) pen; small theatre (theater), temporary playhouse, circus tent, booth; one's own house.
Other ways to say “Hut” in Japanese
舎
sha hut, house
バラック
barakku shack, shanty, hut, temporary shelter; barracks
ごや
goya hut, cabin, shed, (animal) pen; small theatre (theater), temporary playhouse, circus tent, booth; one's own house
コヤ
koya hut, cabin, shed, (animal) pen; small theatre (theater), temporary playhouse, circus tent, booth; one's own house
こや
koya hut, cabin, shed, (animal) pen; small theatre (theater), temporary playhouse, circus tent, booth; one's own house
ヒュッテ
hyutte (mountain) hut
伏せ屋
fuseya humble cottage, hut
掘っ立て小屋
hottategoya hut, shanty, hovel, shack; house built directly into the ground with no supporting stones
パラつく
paratsuku shack, shanty, hut, temporary shelter; barracks
ばらつく
baratsuku shack, shanty, hut, temporary shelter; barracks
パラツク
paratsuku shack, shanty, hut, temporary shelter; barracks
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