ducat

Old European currency

A ducat is a gold or silver coin formerly used across Europe, particularly in Italy and the Netherlands.

The term survives mainly in old literature and period drama.

In casual speech, ducats means money in general: I don't have the ducats for that vacation.

currency

florin

Historic European coin

  • guilderFormer Dutch monetary unit
  • sequinDecorative clothing disc
  • crownSovereign's ornamental headpiece

thaler · sovereign · doubloon · guinea · shilling · groat · pfennig · solidus · denarius · ecu

trade

merchant

One who sells wares

Florentine · commerce · exchange · banking · ledger · Medici · Renaissance · bazaar · transaction · moneylender

collectible

numismatics

Study of currency

patina · rarity · provenance · auction · grading · cabinet · collection · hoard · treasure · antiquarian

gold

golden

Bright yellow, or precious

bullion · assay · fineness · purity · carat · weight · stamped · die · obverse · reverse

theatrical

Shakespeare

Elizabethan dramatist and poet

  • PortiaLatin-derived feminine name
  • costumeClothing for portrayal
  • propSupport or stage item

stage · Elizabethan · comedy · dowry · casket · bond · wager

Categories
Opposites
currency era

ducatcryptocurrency

Encrypted decentralized money

digital currency · fiat currency · electronic money · modern currency · dollar

monetary value

ducatpenny

One-cent piece

farthing · pfennig · cent · small change · pittance

material form

ducatvirtual currency

Non-physical medium of exchange

digital token · fiat money · paper currency · banknote · scrip

Phrases
Family

duchess, duchy, ducats

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G