No. 5,330 in Dutch
koot
The Dutch word "koot" refers to a "joint" (in an animal's leg) or a "knuckle."
In a sentence
Hij brak zijn koot tijdens het voetballen.
He broke his knuckle while playing football.
In this sentence, 'koot' refers to the anatomical term for a knuckle in humans.
Het koot van de kip zat in de soep.
The joint of the chicken was in the soup.
Here, 'koot' describes the joint of a chicken when used in cooking contexts.
Hij gebruikte een oude koot als dobber bij het vissen.
He used an old joint as a float while fishing.
In this sentence, 'koot' refers to a joint or part of the bone repurposed as a fishing tool.
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