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| countable | boolean: false |
| etymological origin of | eng: gritstone |
| etymological origin of | eng: gritter |
| etymologically related | eng: grind |
| etymologically related | eng: grindstone |
| etymologically related | eng: sand |
| etymologically related | eng: sandblasting |
| etymologically related | eng: sandy |
| etymologically related | eng: swarf |
| etymology | ang: greot |
| etymology | ang: grytt |
| has derived form | eng: grit one's teeth |
| has derived form | eng: grits |
| has derived form | eng: gritted |
| has derived form | eng: gritting |
| has derived form | eng: gritty |
| lexical category | noun |
| lexical category | verb |
| pronunciation | /ˈɡɹɪt/ |
| translation | cym: graeanu |
| translation | deu: Abrieb |
| translation | deu: Charakterfestigkeit |
| translation | deu: Grobsand |
| translation | deu: Stehvermögen |
| translation | deu: Streugut |
| translation | fin: kauraryyni |
| translation | fin: kivipöly |
| translation | fin: metallipuru |
| translation | fin: narskutella |
| translation | fin: pöly |
| translation | fin: peittää |
| translation | fin: purra |
| translation | fin: puru |
| translation | fin: sisu |
| translation | fin: sisukkuus |
| translation | fra: gravillon |
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