Definition of plack in English:

plack

(also plock)

noun plak

Scottish and English regional (northern). A small billon coin issued by James III of Scotland; (also) a small copper coin current in Scotland in the 15th and 16th centuries worth four Scots pennies. Now historical.

Origin

Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle Dutch placke, plac small coin (originally Flemish) of varying value, current in the 14th–15th cent. (Dutch regional (Holland) †plak small coin, e.g. in 19th-cent. use in Amsterdam denoting a coin worth two and a half cents), transferred use of placke, plac stain, spot. The Middle Dutch word was also borrowed into other European languages; compare Middle Low German placke, plak small Flemish coin, also coin blank, Middle French, French plaque small Flemish coin, post-classical Latin placca, placka, plaka.

Definition of plack in US English:

plack

(also plock)

nounplak

Scottish and English regional (northern). A small billon coin issued by James III of Scotland; (also) a small copper coin current in Scotland in the 15th and 16th centuries worth four Scots pennies. Now historical.

Origin

Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle Dutch placke, plac small coin (originally Flemish) of varying value, current in the 14th–15th cent. (Dutch regional (Holland) † plak small coin, e.g. in 19th-cent. use in Amsterdam denoting a coin worth two and a half cents), transferred use of placke, plac stain, spot. The Middle Dutch word was also borrowed into other European languages; compare Middle Low German placke, plak small Flemish coin, also coin blank, Middle French, French plaque small Flemish coin, post-classical Latin placca, placka, plaka.

单词	plack
释义	Definition of plack in English: plack (also plock) noun plak Scottish and English regional (northern). A small billon coin issued by James III of Scotland; (also) a small copper coin current in Scotland in the 15th and 16th centuries worth four Scots pennies. Now historical. Origin Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle Dutch placke, plac small coin (originally Flemish) of varying value, current in the 14th–15th cent. (Dutch regional (Holland) †plak small coin, e.g. in 19th-cent. use in Amsterdam denoting a coin worth two and a half cents), transferred use of placke, plac stain, spot. The Middle Dutch word was also borrowed into other European languages; compare Middle Low German placke, plak small Flemish coin, also coin blank, Middle French, French plaque small Flemish coin, post-classical Latin placca, placka, plaka. Definition of plack in US English: plack (also plock) nounplak Scottish and English regional (northern). A small billon coin issued by James III of Scotland; (also) a small copper coin current in Scotland in the 15th and 16th centuries worth four Scots pennies. Now historical. Origin Late 15th century (in an earlier sense). From Middle Dutch placke, plac small coin (originally Flemish) of varying value, current in the 14th–15th cent. (Dutch regional (Holland) † plak small coin, e.g. in 19th-cent. use in Amsterdam denoting a coin worth two and a half cents), transferred use of placke, plac stain, spot. The Middle Dutch word was also borrowed into other European languages; compare Middle Low German placke, plak small Flemish coin, also coin blank, Middle French, French plaque small Flemish coin, post-classical Latin placca, placka, plaka.
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