A RUFF? A projecting starched frill is the one that first comes to mind. But there are other meanings to the word. One of the other meanings of the word ruff is an edible marine fish, one of the basic patterns of drumming, and finally a certain bird is called a ruff because of the "ruff" around its neck.
The word you are looking for is "shack."
The word meaning "rough" is spelt coarse. The word meaning "line of orientation" is spelt course.
The word meaning "not smooth" is spelt rough.
Hard, loud, rough.
'Rough' perhaps?
The root word for "trachea" is from the Greek word "tracheia," meaning "rough" or "windpipe."
The root word "trachy" is derived from the Greek word "trachys," meaning rough or harsh. It is commonly used in scientific terms related to geological formations, medical procedures, and botany to refer to rough or uneven qualities.
Between languages there may not be a direct word for word translation. A rough translation will give the general meaning or a sense of what is meant. Enough to make the meaning of the statement understood.
A homophone is a word that is pronounced the same as another word but differs in meaning and often in spelling, like "two," "to," and "too." A synonym for "grainy rough" could be "coarse textured."
"Hoarse" is not a compound word- it is a root word in itself,
There is no such word that exists as "rought". The word "rough", however, can have various meanings. Rough can mean a hard or course surface and it can also mean turbulent and difficult.
The homophone word for "rough" is "ruff."