FromGreekγιοτ(giot), fromGermanJot.Doublet ofiota.

yot (pluralyots)

1. The letterͿϳ, an uncommon variant ofJj used inGreeklinguistics.

Probably from an alteration ofyet,yote(“to melt, weld”). More atyet,yote.

yot (third-person singular simple presentyots,present participleyotting,simple past and past participleyotted)

1. (dialectal) Tounite closely; tofasten; torivet.

• fay

• Toy,Tyo,toy

yot m (pluralyots)

1. yot

Borrowed fromGermanJod.

yot

1. iodine

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