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[Koen G]

Thanks! Do you guys think then that the first section can be read as "uut"? That's a common word in Middle Dutch, but it seems a weird reading to me because both potential u's lean different ways.

It's annoying not to have the physical object for inspection, and a magnifying glass...

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Some of the options are pretty funny. Kutprei means "c*nt leek" in modern Dutch.

There's also pit leek, pot leek and barrel leek...