- Look up
Duits in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Duits is a Dutch-language
surname meaning "German".
People with the name include:
Charles Duits (1925–1991)...
- The
duit (pronounced [ˈdœyt]) (plural: duiten; English: doit) was an old low-value
Dutch copper coin.
Struck in the 17th and 18th
centuries in the territory...
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Charles Duits (1925–1991) was a
French writer of the fantastique. Born in Neuilly,
Duits was the son of a
Dutch father and a
French mother. He emigrated...
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Butch and
femme Effeminacy Marianismo Masculinity Linda Duits, Multi-Girl-Culture (2008) p. 141
Duits, p. 136 M. O'****van/A. MacPhail,
Young People's Voices...
- a fact,
Duits became a
regular starter in
Frans Adelaar's side.
After promoting back to the Eredivisie, and Gert
Kruys becoming manager,
Duits pla**** less...
- 50 million
duit could not be met, and so the
British produced 50 million tin
duits in 1813 and 1814, at
roughly half the
weight of the
copper duits. These...
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museums of Delft, The
Hague and Rotterdam. Te
Duits wrote the
catalog for this exhibition. In 1991 Te
Duits curated an
exhibition on Leen
Quist in the Museum...
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Jersey Dutch (Dutch: Laag
Duits) (Low Dutch), also
known as
Bergen Dutch, was a
Dutch dialect formerly spoken in
northeastern New
Jersey from the late...
- McKennitt) – 3:59 "Beneath a
Phrygian Sky" – 9:32 "Never-ending Road (Amhrán
Duit)" – 5:54
Bonus tracks "Raglan Road" – 6:12 – an
unreleased track on a bonus...
- A
green envelope (Malay:
sampul hijau or
sampul duit raya) is a
Malay adaptation of the
Chinese red
envelope custom.
During the
festival of Eid ul-Fitr...
