pattu
/ˈpatuː/ /ˈpʌtuː/(also puttoo, patta, puttu)
noun
A woollen fabric typically made of the coarse overhair of the Kashmir goat.
adjective
That is made of this fabric.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Francis Gladwin (?1745–1812), Persian scholar. From Hindi paṭṭū from Sanskrit paṭṭa woven stuff, cloth.
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