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De Tuut
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Dutch
Etymology
First attested as Tuut (De) in 1848. Derived from dialectal nl tuut wedge-shaped, pointed. Originally the name of a field. Compare nl Tuute and nl Tuuthees.
Pronunciation
nl /də ˈtyːt/
nl De Tuut
nl yːt 2
Proper noun
De Tuut n
nl hamlet mun/West Maas en Waal p/Gelderland c/Netherlands
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