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Schuddebeurs
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Dutch
Etymology
(Hulst) Attested as SCHUDDEBEURS in 1847. Compound of nl schudden shake, jangle and nl beurs purse. Apparently named after a former inn.
(Schouwen-Duiveland) Attested as Schuddeburs around 1750. Compound of nl schudden shake, jangle and nl beurs purse. Named after an inn or, according to an alternative hypothesis, after a polder which cost a great deal of money to maintain. Compare nl Veegtes. See also zea Schoddebozze.
Pronunciation
nl /ˈsxʏ.dəˌbøːrs/
nl Schud de beurs
Proper noun
n
nl hamlet mun/Hulst p/Zeeland c/Netherlands
nl hamlet mun/Schouwen-Duiveland p/Zeeland c/Netherlands
References
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