Definitions for ducatˈdʌk ət
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
duc•atˈdʌk ət(n.)
any of several gold coins formerly issued in various parts of Europe.
Category: Numismatics
Slang. a ticket to a public performance.
Category: Status (usage)
Origin of ducat:
1350–1400; ME < MF < early It ducato < ML ducātusduchy
Princeton's WordNet
ducat(noun)
formerly a gold coin of various European countries
Wiktionary
ducat(Noun)
A gold coin minted by various European nations.
ducat(Noun)
Money in general.
ducat(Noun)
A dollar (and, by extension, a eurodollar).
Origin: From ducat, from ducatus, from oblique stem of dux.
Webster Dictionary
Ducat(noun)
a coin, either of gold or silver, of several countries in Europe; originally, one struck in the dominions of a duke
The Nuttall Encyclopedia
Ducat
a coin, generally in gold, that circulated in Venice, and was current in Germany at one time, of varied value.
Translations for ducat
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
dozen(noun)
a group of twelve
two dozen handkerchiefs; These eggs are 50 cents a dozen; Half-a-dozen eggs, please.
- dosynAfrikaans
- دَزّينَه، إثنا عَشَرArabic
- дузинаBulgarian
- dúziaPortuguese (BR)
- tucetCzech
- das DutzendGerman
- dusinDanish
- ντουζίναGreek
- docenaSpanish
- tosinEstonian
- دو جینFarsi
- kaksitoistaFinnish
- douzaineFrench
- תְרֵיסָרHebrew
- दर्जन, बारहHindi
- tucet, dvanaestCroatian
- tucatHungarian
- lusinIndonesian
- tylftIcelandic
- dozzinaItalian
- ダースJapanese
- 12개Korean
- tuzinasLithuanian
- ducisLatvian
- dozenMalay
- dozijnDutch
- dusinNorwegian
- tuzinPolish
- درجنPersian
- درجنPashto
- dúziaPortuguese
- duzinăRomanian
- дюжинаRussian
- tucetSlovak
- ducatSlovenian
- tuceSerbian
- dussinSwedish
- หนึ่งโหลThai
- düzineTurkish
- (一)打，十二個Chinese (Trad.)
- дюжинаUkrainian
- کسی عدد کے بعد 12 کی تعداد کے لۓ استعمال کرناUrdu
- táVietnamese
- （一）打，十二个Chinese (Simp.)
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