munt

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[edit] Etymology

From Latin mons 'mound, mountain'

[edit] Noun

munt

  1. A heap

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[edit] Etymology 1

cognate with money

[edit] Noun

munt (plural munten, diminutive muntje, diminutive plural muntjes) m. and f., plural diminutive: muntjes)

  1. A physical coin
  2. A monetary currency
  3. The side tail or tails (of a coin)
  4. The institution (e.g. Royal) Mint
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[edit] Etymology 2

From Latin mentha the plant mint

[edit] Noun

munt (plural munten, diminutive muntje, diminutive plural muntjes) m. and f.

  1. The herb mint, of genus Mentha
  2. (mainly the diminutive form muntje, except in compound words) A confection flavored with mint
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munt

  1. singular form of munten
  2. imperative form of munten
  3. part of split forms of verbs derived from it such as uitmunten

[edit] Old English

[edit] Etymology

Ultimately from Latin mons 'mound, mount(ain)'

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munt m.

  1. A hill, mound
  2. A mount(ain)