No. 7,894 in Dutch
duiten
"Duiten" refers to old Dutch coins or small amounts of money.
In a sentence
Hij heeft precies genoeg duiten gespaard om een nieuwe fiets te kopen.
He has saved just enough coins to buy a new bicycle.
In this sentence, 'duiten' refers to old coins or currency, emphasizing financial savings.
Ze willen niet meer duiten uitgeven aan onnodige dingen.
They don’t want to spend more money on unnecessary things.
Here, 'duiten' is used figuratively to signify money or finances involved in expenses.
De oude schatkaart leidt naar een kist vol met verdwaalde duiten.
The old treasure map leads to a chest full of lost duiten.
In this example, 'duiten' is used literally to represent coins, suggesting a treasure context.
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