Definition of gulden in English:

gulden

nounPlural guldens ˈɡʊld(ə)nˈɡuldən

another term for guilder
Example sentencesExamples
- Although these conditions seem strict by today's standards, they were typical of the time and earned the composer some 600 gulden a year with other benefits.
- The island's unit of currency is the Aruban guilder or gulden.
- The Austrian national debt in gulden rose from 372m. in 1790 to 658m. in 1800 and 1,011m. in 1821.
- In 1448, soon after his return to Mainz, Gutenberg borrowed 150 gulden from Johannes Fust - at that time a sum equivalent to five years' income of an average peasant.
- This appointment, which involved teaching arithmetic and geometry, gave Rheticus a salary of 100 gulden.
- Spain's contribution to her Habsburg's cousin was a mere 1.9 million gulden while the pope, who saw the Emperor as the defender of Catholicism, provided just 900,000 gulden.
- One of the reasons is that there were three different currencies in use in Germany during the war - the thaler, the mark and the gulden.

Origin

Dutch and German, literally 'golden'.

Definition of gulden in US English:

gulden

nounˈɡo͞oldənˈɡuldən

another term for guilder
Example sentencesExamples
- Spain's contribution to her Habsburg's cousin was a mere 1.9 million gulden while the pope, who saw the Emperor as the defender of Catholicism, provided just 900,000 gulden.
- The island's unit of currency is the Aruban guilder or gulden.
- In 1448, soon after his return to Mainz, Gutenberg borrowed 150 gulden from Johannes Fust - at that time a sum equivalent to five years' income of an average peasant.
- The Austrian national debt in gulden rose from 372m. in 1790 to 658m. in 1800 and 1,011m. in 1821.
- Although these conditions seem strict by today's standards, they were typical of the time and earned the composer some 600 gulden a year with other benefits.
- One of the reasons is that there were three different currencies in use in Germany during the war - the thaler, the mark and the gulden.
- This appointment, which involved teaching arithmetic and geometry, gave Rheticus a salary of 100 gulden.

Origin

Dutch and German, literally ‘golden’.

单词	gulden
释义	Definition of gulden in English: gulden nounPlural guldens ˈɡʊld(ə)nˈɡuldən another term for guilder Example sentencesExamples Although these conditions seem strict by today's standards, they were typical of the time and earned the composer some 600 gulden a year with other benefits. The island's unit of currency is the Aruban guilder or gulden. The Austrian national debt in gulden rose from 372m. in 1790 to 658m. in 1800 and 1,011m. in 1821. In 1448, soon after his return to Mainz, Gutenberg borrowed 150 gulden from Johannes Fust - at that time a sum equivalent to five years' income of an average peasant. This appointment, which involved teaching arithmetic and geometry, gave Rheticus a salary of 100 gulden. Spain's contribution to her Habsburg's cousin was a mere 1.9 million gulden while the pope, who saw the Emperor as the defender of Catholicism, provided just 900,000 gulden. One of the reasons is that there were three different currencies in use in Germany during the war - the thaler, the mark and the gulden. Origin Dutch and German, literally 'golden'. Definition of gulden in US English: gulden nounˈɡo͞oldənˈɡuldən another term for guilder Example sentencesExamples Spain's contribution to her Habsburg's cousin was a mere 1.9 million gulden while the pope, who saw the Emperor as the defender of Catholicism, provided just 900,000 gulden. The island's unit of currency is the Aruban guilder or gulden. In 1448, soon after his return to Mainz, Gutenberg borrowed 150 gulden from Johannes Fust - at that time a sum equivalent to five years' income of an average peasant. The Austrian national debt in gulden rose from 372m. in 1790 to 658m. in 1800 and 1,011m. in 1821. Although these conditions seem strict by today's standards, they were typical of the time and earned the composer some 600 gulden a year with other benefits. One of the reasons is that there were three different currencies in use in Germany during the war - the thaler, the mark and the gulden. This appointment, which involved teaching arithmetic and geometry, gave Rheticus a salary of 100 gulden. Origin Dutch and German, literally ‘golden’.
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