The Hindi word "jootha" refers to food that has been partially eaten or has come into contact with someone's saliva or mouth. In English, the word that corresponds to "jootha" is "leftovers." It describes food that remains unconsumed after a meal or food that has been partially eaten and is no longer considered fresh or suitable for serving to someone else.
"Leftovers" is a noun in its basic form. Here are the various forms and parts of speech associated with the word "leftovers":
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Noun (Basic Form):
- Leftovers: Refers to food that remains unconsumed after a meal or food that has been partially eaten and is no longer considered fresh or suitable for serving to someone else.
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Adjective Form:
- Leftover: Describes something that remains after the rest has been used or consumed. For example, "leftover pizza."
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Verb Form (Derived from "leftover"):
- Leftover (verb): While "leftover" is primarily a noun, it can also be used informally as a verb to mean the act of saving or setting aside food or items for later use. However, this usage is less common.
Please note that while "leftover" is occasionally used as a verb, it is more commonly used as a noun or adjective to describe unconsumed food or items.
