taler

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Gottfried Nothafft entrusted me with three thousand taler.

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  1. noun Any of numerous silver coins that served as a unit of currency in certain Germanic countries between the 15th and 19th centuries.

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  • "På integrationsbænken sidder tørklædepigerne og taler 'forlovelse og ægteskab', og hvad ved jeg," siger hun irriteret, for hun føler pigerne indirekte anklager hende for at være en dårlig muslim. —  _Politik
  • Man taler meget om, at Internettet er ved at overtage populærkulturen, at aviserne er ved at uddø, at pladeselskaberne er dinosaurer, osv. —  Blogbot - forsiden
  • For example, \% 80 of d ppl (chicks) i admire re taller than me, so that makes me lose d confidence in aproaching them, bcoz i alwayz find it embarazing walking with a girl thats taler than me. —  Zimbabwe Telegraph and ZimDaily Forums
  • He put down on the table three thousand taler in bank notes of the realm, and Jason Philip wrote out a receipt. —  Gänsemännchen. English
  • It was determined that she was to open a little shop, and Jason advanced her one hundred taler. —  Gänsemännchen. English
 

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Etymologies (2)

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  1. German; see dollar.

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  1. Middle English, from talen, tell: see tale, v.
 

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