"knaak" meaning in Dutch

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  "etymology_text": "Thieves' slang, presumably related to Rotwelsch knök, kneks (“guilder”); in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries there was a small German coin called Knack(e), Knacker. Of uncertain origin:\n* The word seems to be related to the regular word for \"bone\" in Germanic dialects, e.g. Middle Dutch knook, Low German Knaak (“bone”), from Proto-West Germanic *knokō.\n* An alternative etymology was suggested A. Huizinga, deriving from Hebrew. He considered the word קַעֲקַע (“engraved stamp/mark”), in which case \"knaak\" could go back to kaʿaka via Yiddish or Bargoens, describing the stamped coin.",
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      "form": "knaken",
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      "form": "knaakje",
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        "neuter"
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        "a 2½ guilders coin"
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        "(informal, Netherlands) a 2½ guilders coin"
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        "a large, valuable coin"
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        "(archaic) a large, valuable coin"
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      "ipa": "/knaːk/"
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    {
      "rhymes": "-aːk"
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        "a 2½ guilders coin"
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        "(archaic) a large, valuable coin"
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