Etymology

douit

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Today it means: A stream or brook. Full definition →

Norman douit ← Anglo-Norman duit ← Old French duit
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  1. Latin · derived fromductum
  2. Old French · derived fromduit
  3. Anglo-Norman · derived fromduit
  4. Norman · derived fromdouit
  5. English todaydouit

From Guernsey Norman douit, from Anglo-Norman duit, from Old French duit, from Latin ductum. Doublet of duct.

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