Where does “joet” come from?

joet (Dutch) comes from Yiddish י, from Hebrew י, from Hebrew יָד — hand.

joet (Dutch): tenner, banknote of ten monetary units

Definitions

  1. tenner, banknote of ten monetary units

Ancestry of “joet”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Yiddishיyod
2Hebrewיten; {{n-g|one of the letters of the...
3Hebrewיָדhand
Every word from Hebrew יָד →Every word from Hebrew י →Every word from Yiddish י →