A small, basic hut or cottage, especially in Scotland, used as temporary shelter for farm workers or mountain climbers.
Scottish English, possibly from Gaelic 'bothan' (small hut) or from Old Norse origins. First recorded in Scottish texts in the 19th century.
Scottish bothies are magical free shelters for hikers—you can sleep in an ancient stone hut in the Highlands for free, though you must leave it clean for the next wanderer, creating an informal honor system.
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