No. 1,999 in Dutch
buit
Loot; booty; spoils.
In a sentence
De rover nam de buit mee naar zijn schuilplaats.
The robber took the loot to his hideout.
Here, 'buit' is used as 'loot' or 'plunder', referring to stolen goods.
Na een dag vissen was de buit mager.
After a day of fishing, the catch was poor.
In this context, 'buit' means 'catch' or 'haul', referring to what was obtained.
De kinderen renden naar hun buit van paaseieren.
The children ran to their haul of Easter eggs.
Here, 'buit' indicates a collection or a gathered amount, often from an event or activity.
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