The word "oont" might look unfamiliar and odd, but it's actually a variant spelling of the word "aunt." The pronunciation of "oont" is the same as "ant" and uses the phonetic transcription /ænt/. This spelling variation likely originated from dialects in certain regions where "a" sounds are pronounced more like "o." While "aunt" is the more commonly accepted spelling, "oont" is a valid alternative that is still recognized and understood by English speakers.
The word "oont" is derived from the Hindi word "ऊँट" (ūṃṭ), which means "camel". It is commonly used in various parts of India and neighboring countries, such as Pakistan and Bangladesh, where camels are present. The pronunciation and spelling may vary, but "oont" is a popular anglicized version of the word.