Soot (pronounce as Soot) is a noun for tie.
Nyoot (ponounce as Nyoot) is a verb for action to tie
Thursday, August 8, 2019
Soot Kupuong
Soot Kupuong (pronounce as Soot Ku-puong) is a noun for waist belt. The word is derived from two words where Soot is (tie) and Kupuong is (waist) which is directly translated as "waist tie".
Soot (pronounce as Soot) is a noun for tie.
Nyoot (ponounce as Nyoot) is a verb for action to tie
Soot (pronounce as Soot) is a noun for tie.
Nyoot (ponounce as Nyoot) is a verb for action to tie
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