This is the 7996th most frequent Dutch word.
et
"Et" in Dutch means "eats" (third person singular of "eten").
In this sentence, "et" is used as a colloquial, regional shortened form of "eet," which means "eat."
Ik et vanavond graag friet.
I eat fries tonight with pleasure.
Here, "et" is the phonetic representation of a casual or poetic rhyme, emphasizing oral tradition.
In het gedicht rijmt 'et' met 'pret'.
In the poem, 'et' rhymes with 'pret'.
In this context, "Et" is the abbreviation for an ethyl group or ethanol in chemical notation.