1. A gold coin of several countries in Europe, of Italian origin, struck in the dominious of a duke, but current eventually over central and northern Europe, worth about 9s. 4d.; as also a silver one worth from 3s. to 4s. See Duke.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• educato,
• dwhat,
• ducte,
• dectat,
• educat,
• datat,
• dcut,
• edicat,
• dieat,
• deceat,
• ducth,
• aducate,
• doucats,
• vacat,
• decnt,
• dicate,
• oduct,
• decate,
• decad,
• daca

• duct,
• educate,
• dugout,
• dust,
• tact,
• dusty,
• Dukette,
• Dusti,
• cat,
• ducote,
• duet,
• duck.

The adjective form of the word "ducat" is "ducal".

The plural of the "ducat" can be the "ducats".

The singular of the "ducat" can be the "ducat".