money

money

See also: Money

English

Alternative forms

• monie (archaic)
• mony (obsolete)

Etymology

From Middle English moneye, moneie, money, borrowed from Anglo-Norman muneie (“money”), from Latin monēta (“money, a place for coining money, coin, mint”), from the name of the temple of Juno Moneta in Rome, where a mint was.

In this sense, displaced native Old English feoh, whence English fee. Doublet of mint, ultimately from the same Latin word but through Germanic and Old English, and of manat, through Russian and Azeri or Turkmen.

Pronunciation

• (UK) IPA^(key): /ˈmʌni/, [ˈmɐni]

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• (US) IPA^(key): /ˈmʌni/

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• Rhymes: -ʌni
• Hyphenation: mon‧ey

Noun

money (usually uncountable, plural monies or moneys) (plural used only in certain senses)

Twenty Shilling banknote issued by the Pennysylvania Colony in 1771.

1. A legally or socially binding conceptual contract of entitlement to wealth, void of intrinsic value, payable for all debts and taxes, and regulated in supply.
2. A generally accepted means of exchange and measure of value.
   • 1913, Joseph C. Lincoln, chapter 1, in Mr. Pratt's Patients:

     Then there came a reg'lar terror of a sou'wester same as you don't get one summer in a thousand, and blowed the shanty flat and ripped about half of the weir poles out of the sand. We spent consider'ble money getting 'em reset, and then a swordfish got into the pound and tore the nets all to slathers, right in the middle of the squiteague season.

   • 2013 August 10, “Can China clean up fast enough?”, in The Economist, volume 408, number 8848:

     At the same time, it is pouring money into cleaning up the country.

   I cannot take money, that I did not work for.

   Before colonial times cowry shells imported from Mauritius were used as money in Western Africa.

3. A currency maintained by a state or other entity which can guarantee its value (such as a monetary union).

   money supply;  money market

4. Hard cash in the form of banknotes and coins, as opposed to cheques/checks, credit cards, or credit more generally.
5. The total value of liquid assets available for an individual or other economic unit, such as cash and bank deposits.
6. Wealth; a person, family or class that possesses wealth

   He was born with money.

   He married money.

7. An item of value between two or more parties used for the exchange of goods or services.
8. A person who funds an operation.

Synonyms

• See Thesaurus:money

Hyponyms

• bad money
• bank money
• bar money
• black money
• blood money
• bullet money
• call money
• cash money
• caution money
• checkbook money
• coat money
• commodity money
• conduct money
• conscience money
• credit money
• current money
• deposit money
• dirty money
• dispatch money
• door money
• earnest money
• easy money
• even money
• fiat money
• folding money
• foreign money
• front money
• full-bodied money
• fun money
• funny money
• gate money
• gun money
• hard money
• head money
• hell money
• hot money
• house money
• hush money
• key money
• knife money
• lawful money
• lunch money
• mad money
• Maundy money
• Monopoly money
• necessity money
• neutral money
• new money
• old money
• paper money
• pin money
• plastic money
• plate money
• play money
• pocket money
• prize money
• protection money
• push money
• ready money
• rent money
• representative money
• seed money
• ship money
• side money
• silly money
• sin money
• smart money
• sound money
• spade money
• spending money
• standard money
• till money
• time money
• token money
• tribute money
• trophy money
• up-front money
• white money

 

Derived terms

Terms derived from money

• boat money
• call money rate
• cost of money
• for my money
• if money
• in the money
• knife money
• make money
• monetary
• monetize
• money bag
• money belt
• money bomb
• money box
• moneyboy
• money broker
• money can't buy happiness
• money changer
• money changing
• money chest
• money clip
• money cowry
• money crop
• money does not smell
• money doesn't grow on trees
• money economy
• moneyed
• Moneygeddon
• money-hungry
• money illusion
• money laundering
• moneylord
• money-loser
• moneymaker
• money makes the world go around
• money-making
• money market
• money of account
• money order
• money pit
• money plant
• money-ridden
• money scrivener
• money shot
• money spider
• money-spinner
• money supply
• money's worth
• money talks
• money talks, bullshit walks
• moneywise
• near money
• price of money
• run for one's money
• shoe money
• sit-down money
• street money
• time is money
• value for money
• walk-around money
• walking-around money
• your money is no good here

 

Related terms

• mint

Descendants

• Nigerian Pidgin: moni
• Sranan Tongo: moni
• Tok Pisin: mani, moni
• → Chuukese: moni
• → Crow: bálaa
• → Esperanto: mono
• → Finnish: mani
• → Hungarian: mani
• → Japanese: マネー (manē)
• → Pitjantjatjara: mani

Translations

means of exchange and measure of value

Abkhaz: аԥара (apara) Adyghe: ахъщ (aaχś) Afrikaans: geld (af) Ahom: 𑜂𑜢𑜤𑜃𑜫 (ṅün) Ainu: イチェン (icen) Albanian: haromë f, para (sq) f Alviri-Vidari: پول‎ (pul) Ambonese Malay: kepeng American Sign Language: FlatO@NearPalm-BackFingerDown-OpenB@CenterTrunkhigh-PalmUp Contact Contact Amharic: ገንዘብ (gänzäb) Apache: Jicarilla: zháal Arabic: نُقُود‎ pl (nuqūd), مَال‎ (ar) m (māl), فُلُوس‎ pl (fulūs) Egyptian Arabic: فلوس‎ pl (felūs) Gulf Arabic: بيزات‎ pl (bēzāt) Hijazi Arabic: فُلُوس‎ f pl (fulūs, filūs) Iraqi Arabic: فلوس‎ m pl (flūs) Moroccan Arabic: فلوس‎ m pl (flus) South Levantine Arabic: مصاري‎ m pl (masāri) Aragonese: diners Aramaic: Hebrew: כספא‎ m (kespā, kespo) Syriac: ܟܣܦܐ‎ m (kespā, kespo) Armenian: փող (hy) (pʿoł), դրամ (hy) (dram) Assamese: টকা (toka), টকা-পইচা (toka-poisa) Asturian: dineru (ast) m Avar: гӏарац (ʻarac) Azerbaijani: pul (az) Bakhtiari: پیل‎ (pil) Balinese: pipis, jinah Baluchi: پیسہ‎ (paysa), زر‎ (zar) Bashkir: аҡса (aqsa) Basque: diru (eu) Belarusian: гро́шы m pl (hróšy) Bengali: অর্থ (bn) (ôrthô), টাকা (bn) (ṭaka) Betawi: duit Bikol Central: kwarta (bcl) Bouyei: nganz Breton: arc'hant (br) ? Bulgarian: пари́ (bg) f pl (parí) Burmese: ပိုက်ဆံ (my) (puikhcam), ငွေ (my) (ngwe), ငွေကြေး (my) (ngwe-kre:), ကြေးငွေ (my) (kre:ngwe) Catalan: diners (ca) m Cebuano: kwarta Chamicuro: kuliki Chamorro: salape Chechen: ахча (axča) Cherokee: ᎠᏕᎳ (adela) Chichewa: ndalama Chickasaw: ta'osso Chinese: Cantonese: 錢, 钱 (cin4-2) Dungan: чян (či͡an) Gan: 錢, 钱 (qien2) Hakka: 錢, 钱 (chhièn) Jin: 錢, 钱 (qie1) Mandarin: 錢／钱 (zh) (qián), 金錢／金钱 (zh) (jīnqián), 貨幣／货币 (zh) (huòbì) Min Bei: 錢, 钱 (cîng) Min Dong: 錢, 钱 (cièng) Min Nan: 錢 (zh-min-nan), 钱 (chîⁿ, chiân, chhiân) Wu: 鈔票, 钞票 (tshau phiau), 銅鈿, 铜钿 (don di), 洋鈿, 洋钿 (hhian di) Xiang: 錢, 钱 (zienn2) Chuvash: укҫа (ukśa) Cornish: arhans ?, mona ? Crimean Tatar: aqça, para Czech: peníze (cs) m pl Danish: betalingsmiddel (da) n, penge (da) Dhivehi: ފައިސާ‎ (faisā) Dongxiang: baer Dutch: geld (nl) n Erzya: ярмакт (jarmakt), ярмак (jarmak) Esperanto: mono (eo) Estonian: raha (et) Finnish: raha (fi), massi (fi) (slang), tuohi (fi) (informal), hillo (fi) (slang), pätäkkä (fi) (informal), fyffe (fi) (slang), fyrkka (fi) (slang), fygy (fi) (slang), hynä (fi) (informal), paalu (fi) (slang), kahiseva (fi) (informal), kyhny (fi) (informal), louvo (slang), nappula (fi) (informal) French: argent (fr) m Fula: Adlam: 𞤳𞤢𞥄𞤤𞤭𞤧𞤭‎ Latin: kaalisi Gagauz: para Galician: diñeiro (gl) m, cartos m Georgian: ფული (puli) German: Geld (de) n Gothic: 𐍃𐌺𐌰𐍄𐍄𐍃 m (skatts) Greek: χρήματα (el) n pl (chrímata), χρήμα (el) n (chríma), λεφτά (el) n pl (leftá) Ancient: χρήματα n pl (khrḗmata) Guaraní: pirapire Gujarati: પૈસો ? (paiso) Gurani: پووڵ‎ (puł) Haitian Creole: lajan Hausa: kuɗi (ha) Hawaiian: kālā Hebrew: כֶּסֶף‎ (he) m (késef) Hindi: पैसा (hi) m (paisā), धन (hi) m (dhan), माल (hi) m (māl) Hungarian: pénz (hu), fizetőeszköz (hu) Hunsrik: Geld n Icelandic: peningur (is) m, fé (is) n Ido: pekunio (io) Indonesian: uang (id), duit (id), fulus (id) (colloquial) Interlingua: moneta Irish: airgead (ga) m Italian: denaro (it) m, soldi (it), moneta (it) f, sverza f, palanca f Japanese: お金 (ja) (おかね, okane), 金 (ja) (かね, kane), 貨幣 (ja) (かへい, kahei), 金銭 (ja) (きんせん, kinsen), マネー (ja) (manē) Javanese: Carakan: ꦣꦸꦮꦶꦠ꧀ (ḍuwit), ꦪꦠꦿ (yatra) Roman: dhuwit (jv), yatra Kalmyk: мөңгн (mönggn) Kambera: ndui Kannada: ಹಣ (kn) (haṇa), ದುಡ್ಡು (kn) (duḍḍu) Karachay-Balkar: ахча (axça) Karelian: jengat Kazakh: ақша (kk) (aqşa), пұл (pūl) Kenyang: nkáp Khakas: ахча (axça) Khmer: ប្រាក់ (km) (prak), លុយ (km) (luy) Korean: 돈 (ko) (don), 금전(金錢) (ko) (geumjeon), 화폐(貨幣) (ko) (hwapye) Kumyk: акъча (aqça) Kurdish: Central Kurdish: پارە‎ (ku) (pare), پووڵ‎ (pûll) Northern Kurdish: pare (ku) m, dirav (ku), pere (ku) Kyrgyz: акча (ky) (akça), пул (pul) Ladin: muneida f, munëida f Ladino: Hebrew: פאראס‎ f Latin: paras f Laboya: ammaha Lao: ເງິນ (lo) (ngœn) Latgalian: nauda f Latin: pecunia f Latvian: nauda Lezgi: пул (pul) Lithuanian: pinigai (lt) m pl Livonian: rǭ’ Luxembourgish: Geld (lb) Lü: ᦇᦹᧃ (nguen) Macedonian: пари pl (pari) Malay: wang (ms), duit (ms) Malayalam: പണം (ml) (paṇaṃ) Maltese: flus (mt) m pl Manchu: ᠵᡳᡥᠠ (jiha) Manx: argid m Marathi: पैसा (paisā) Maricopa: shyaal Middle English: money Moksha: ярмак (jarmak), ярмакт (jarmakt) Mongolian: мөнгө (mn) (möngö) Mòcheno: gèlt n Navajo: béeso Neapolitan: sordi m pl Nepali: मुद्रा (mudrā) Norwegian: Bokmål: penger (no) pl Occitan: argent (oc) m, moneda (oc) f, sòus (oc) m Old Church Slavonic: Cyrillic: пѣнѧѕь m (pěnędzĭ) Glagolitic: ⱂⱑⱀⱔⰷⱐ m (pěnędzĭ) Old East Slavic: пѣнязь m (pěnjazĭ) Old English: feoh n Old Irish: argat n Oriya: ପଇସା (or) (pôisa) Oromo: qarshii Ossetian: ӕхца (æxca) Pashto: پيسې‎ (ps) f pl (paysé) Pela: ŋø⁵⁵ Persian: پول‎ (fa) (pul), پیسه‎ (fa) (peyse) (Afghanistan) Pijin: selen Pitcairn-Norfolk: mani Polish: pieniądze (pl) m inan pl, pieniądz (pl) m inan, grosiwo n (archaic), siano (pl) n (slang), kapucha (pl) f (slang), forsa (pl) f (colloquial), szmal (pl) m (colloquial), sałata (pl) f (slang), hajs (pl) m (slang), kabona (pl) f (slang), flota (pl) f (slang) Portuguese: dinheiro (pt) m Punjabi: ਪੈਸਾ (paisā) Quechua: qullqi, q'illay Romani: love pl Romanian: ban (ro) m Romansch: munaida f, muneida f Russian: де́ньги (ru) f pl (dénʹgi), ба́бки (ru) f pl (bábki) (slang), ба́шли (ru) f pl (bášli) (slang), бабло́ (ru) n (babló) (slang), бабо́сы (ru) m pl (babósy) (slang), бабло́сы m pl (bablósy) (slang), лавэ́ (ru) n (lavɛ́) (slang), де́нежки (ru) f pl (dénežki) (colloquial), деньжа́та (ru) n pl (denʹžáta) (colloquial), пеня́зь (ru) m (penjázʹ) (obsolete) Rusyn: гро́ші m pl (hróši) Rwanda-Rundi: amafaranga, amahera Sanskrit: धन (sa) n (dhana), अर्थ (sa) m (artha) Santali: ᱠᱟᱹᱣᱰᱤ (kăvḍi) Scottish Gaelic: airgead m, airgiod m Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: но̀вац m, паре f, пје̏не̄з m (archaic), пјѐнез m (archaic) Roman: nòvac (sh) m, pare (sh) f, pjȅnēz (sh) m (archaic), pjènez (sh) m (archaic) Shan: ငိုၼ် (ngǔen) Shor: ақча (aqça) Sicilian: dinaru (scn) m, munita (scn) f, picciuli (scn) Sinhalese: මුදල් (mudal) Slovak: peniaze (sk) m pl Slovene: denar (sl) m Somali: lacag (so) f Sorbian: Lower Sorbian: pjenjeze pl Southern Altai: акча (akča) Spanish: dinero (es) m, (colloquial, Northwestern Venezuela) cobres (es) m pl, lana (es) (Mexico), pasta (es) (Spain), pisto (es) m (El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras), plata (es) f (Latin America), real (es) m (Venezuela), el vil metal m (colloquial) Swahili: pesa (sw), shilingi (sw) Swedish: pengar (sv) pl Sylheti: ꠐꠦꠇꠣ (ṭexa) Tabasaran: пул (pul) Tagalog: salapi (tl) Tajik: пул (tg) (pul) Talysh: پول‎ (pul) (Anbaran dialect), پؤل‎ (pül) (Anbaran dialect); پول‎ (pul) (Asalem dialect) Tamil: பணம் (ta) (paṇam) Tatar: акча (tt) (aqça) Telugu: డబ్బు (te) (ḍabbu) Thai: เงิน (th) (ngən), เงินตรา (th) (ngən-dtraa) Tibetan: དངུལ (dngul) Tigrinya: ገንዘብ (ti) (gänzäb) Tlingit: dáanaa Tok Pisin: mani, moni Turkish: para (tr), tıngır (tr) (dialectal / slang), yeken (dialectal), akçe (tr), mangır (tr) (dialectal / slang) Turkmen: pul Tuvan: акша (akşa) Uab Meto: noni, noên, loit, loêt Udmurt: коньдон (konʹdon), уксё (uksjo) Ukrainian: гро́ші (uk) m pl (hróši) Urdu: مال‎ m (māl), پیسا‎ m (paisā), دھن‎ m (dhan) Uyghur: پۇل‎ (pul) Uzbek: pul (uz), aqcha (uz) Venetian: danaro m, monéda f, monèa f Veps: raha, dengad Vietnamese: tiền (vi) Waray-Waray: kwarta Welsh: arian (cy) West Frisian: jild (fy) n White Hmong: nyiaj Wolof: koppar Yagnobi: пул (pul) Yakut: харчы (xarçı) Yapese: salpiy Yiddish: געלט‎ n (gelt) Yoruba: owó Zazaki: pere (diq), pol (diq) Zhuang: cienz, cienzngaenz, ngaenz

currency

Acehnese: peng Afrikaans: geld (af) American Sign Language: FlatO@NearPalm-BackFingerDown-OpenB@CenterTrunkhigh-PalmUp Contact Contact Arabic: نُقُود‎ pl (nuqūd), عُمْلَة‎ f (ʿumla) Egyptian Arabic: عملة‎ f (ʕomla) Hijazi Arabic: عُملة‎ f (ʿumla) Aramaic: Hebrew: כספא‎ m (kespā, kespo) Syriac: ܟܣܦܐ‎ m (kespā, kespo) Armenian: փող (hy) (pʿoł), դրամ (hy) (dram) Bulgarian: валута (bg) f (valuta) Catalan: diner (ca) m Cherokee: ᎠᏕᎳ (adela) Chickasaw: ta'osso Chinese: Mandarin: 貨幣／货币 (zh) (huòbì) Crimean Tatar: aqça, para Czech: peníze (cs) m pl Danish: valuta (da) c, møntenhed c Faroese: gjaldoyra n Finnish: valuutta (fi), raha (fi) French: argent (fr) m German: Geld (de) n Greek: νόμισμα (el) n (nómisma) Ancient: χρήματα n pl (khrḗmata) Guaraní: pirapire Hebrew: כסף‎ (he) m (késef) Hindi: मुद्रा (hi) f (mudrā) Hungarian: pénz (hu), pénznem (hu), valuta (hu), deviza (hu) Icelandic: gjaldmiðill m Irish: airgead (ga) m Italian: valuta (it) f Japanese: お金 (ja) (おかね, okane), 貨幣 (ja) (かへい, kahei) Kenyang: nkáp Korean: 돈 (ko) (don), 화폐(貨幣) (ko) (hwapye) Kurdish: Central Kurdish: پارە‎ (ku) (pare) Northern Kurdish: pare (ku) Latin: pecunia f Latvian: valūta f Lithuanian: valiuta (lt) f Macedonian: валу́та f (valúta), пари pl (pari) Malay: wang (ms), duit (ms) Middle English: money Navajo: béeso Ngarrindjeri: nganhari Pitcairn-Norfolk: mani Polish: waluta (pl) f Portuguese: dinheiro (pt) m Romani: love pl Russian: де́ньги (ru) pl (dénʹgi), валю́та (ru) f (valjúta) Slovak: peniaze (sk) Slovene: denar (sl) m Spanish: dinero (es) m Swahili: pesa (sw) Swedish: valuta (sv) c Welsh: arian (cy) f West Frisian: munt (fy)

hard cash

American Sign Language: FlatO@NearPalm-BackFingerDown-OpenB@CenterTrunkhigh-PalmUp Contact Contact Albanian: haromë f Arabic: نَقْد‎ m (naqd), نقود‎ m pl Hijazi Arabic: كاش‎ m (kāš), فَكَّة‎ f (fakka) Aramaic: Hebrew: כספא‎ m (kespā, kespo) Syriac: ܟܣܦܐ‎ m (kespā, kespo) Armenian: կանխիկ (hy) (kanxik) Cherokee: ᎠᏕᎳ (adela) Chickasaw: ta'osso Chinese: Mandarin: 現金／现金 (zh) (xiànjīn) Crimean Tatar: aqça, para Danish: penge (da), rede penge Finnish: käteinen (fi), raha (fi); käteinen raha (exact term used in economics), käspä (slang), kässy (slang), kolikko (fi) (coin), hilu (fi) (informal, small coin), lati (fi) (informal, coin), lantti (fi) (informal, coin), killinki (fi) (informal, coin), riihikuiva (fi) (informal) French: liquide (fr) m German: Bargeld (de) n Greek: μετρητά (el) n pl (metritá) Guaraní: pirapire Hawaiian: kālā Hebrew: כסף‎ (he) m (késef) Hungarian: készpénz (hu) Icelandic: peningur (is) m, fé (is) n Indonesian: kas (id), kontan (id) Irish: airgead (ga) m Italian: contante (it) m, grano (it) m, conquibus (it) Korean: 현금(現金) (ko) (hyeon'geum) Kurdish: Central Kurdish: پارە‎ (ku) (pare) Latin: pecūnia f Lithuanian: grynieji m pl Macedonian: готовина f (gotovina) Malay: wang (ms), duit (ms) Middle English: money Norwegian: kontanter pl Bokmål: penger (no) pl Polish: gotówka (pl) f Portuguese: dinheiro (pt) m Russian: нали́чные (ru) pl (nalíčnyje), нал (ru) m (nal) (colloquial) Slovak: peniaze (sk) Slovene: denar (sl) m Spanish: efectivo (es) m Swahili: pesa (sw) Swedish: kontanter (sv) pl Turkish: nakit (tr)

available liquid assets

Danish: pengesum c Finnish: raha (fi), käteisvarat Hebrew: כסף‎ (he) m (késef) Hungarian: likvid tőke, rendelkezésre álló anyagi eszközök Indonesian: kas (id) Italian: liquido (it) m Swahili: pesa (sw)

wealth

American Sign Language: FlatO@Side-PalmUp Rub Arabic: مَال‎ (ar) m (māl) Bulgarian: богатство (bg) n (bogatstvo) Chinese: Mandarin: 財富／财富 (zh) (cáifù) Danish: velstand (da) c, penge (da) c Finnish: raha (fi), varallisuus (fi), mammona (fi) German: Vermögen (de) n, Reichtum (de) m Greek: πλούτος (el) m (ploútos), λεφτά (el) n pl (leftá) Hebrew: כסף‎ (he) m (késef), ממון‎ (he) m (mamón), עושר‎ (he) m (ósher) Hungarian: vagyon (hu), gazdagság (hu), jómód (hu) Icelandic: ríkidæmi n Irish: saibhreas m Italian: benestante (it), ricco (it), ricchezza (it) f Korean: 부(富) (ko) (bu) Macedonian: богатство n (bogatstvo) Middle English: money Portuguese: riqueza (pt) f Romanian: ban (ro) m Russian: бога́тство (ru) n (bogátstvo) Slovene: denar (sl) m Swahili: pesa (sw) Turkish: zenginlik (tr), servet (tr)

item of value used as payment

American Sign Language: FlatO@NearPalm-BackFingerDown-OpenB@CenterTrunkhigh-PalmUp Contact Contact Danish: værdigenstand Finnish: maksuväline (fi) Hungarian: fizetőeszköz (hu) Italian: moneta di scambio Macedonian: платежно средство n (platežno sredstvo) Russian: платёжное сре́дство n (platjóžnoje srédstvo) Swahili: pesa (sw)

person who funds an operation

Danish: pengemand c Finnish: rahoittaja (fi) Italian: finanziatore (it) m

conceptual contract

Finnish: raha (fi)

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Afrikaans: (please verify) geld (af) Albanian: (please verify) pare (sq) f Basque: (please verify) diru (eu) Breton: (please verify) arc'hant (br) m, (please verify) moneiz (br) m Erzya: (please verify) ярмак (jarmak) Estonian: (please verify) raha (et) French: (please verify) argent (fr), (please verify) monnaie (fr) Guaraní: (please verify) pirapire, (please verify) viru (gn) Ido: (please verify) pecunio Indonesian: (please verify) uang (id), (please verify) duit (id) Interlingua: (please verify) moneta, (please verify) pecunia, (please verify) denario Italian: (please verify) moneta (it) f, (please verify) denaro (it) m, (please verify) soldi (it) m or pl Lithuanian: (please verify) pinigai (lt) m pl Malayalam: (please verify) പണം (ml) (paṇaṃ) (3) Maltese: (please verify) flus (mt) pl Maori: (please verify) moni (mi) Persian: (please verify) پول‎ (fa) (pul) Romanian: (please verify) bani (ro) m or pl Spanish: (please verify) dinero (es) m Swedish: (please verify) pengar (sv) Telugu: (please verify) డబ్బు (te) (ḍabbu), (please verify) ధనం (te) (dhanaṁ), (please verify) పైకం (paikaṁ), (please verify) రొక్కం (rokkaṁ) Tetum: (please verify) osan Turkish: (please verify) para (tr) Volapük: (please verify) mon (vo) Welsh: (please verify) arian (cy) m

References

• money on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Further reading

• money in Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, G. & C. Merriam, 1913
• money in The Century Dictionary, New York, N.Y.: The Century Co., 1911
• money at OneLook Dictionary Search

Anagrams

• myeon, yenom

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Middle English

Noun

money

1. Alternative form of moneye