mina in Chinese
mina in Chinese is 礦山 — mina means an ancient unit of weight and currency used in Greece and the Middle East, roughly equal to one sixtieth of a talent.
mina in Chinese
礦山
Pronounced: kuàng shān
(historical) A monetary unit of ancient Greece and the Middle East, originally equivalent to the weight of a mina of silver. [From 15th C.]
What does "mina" mean?
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noun An ancient unit of weight and currency used in Greece and the Middle East, roughly equal to one sixtieth of a talent.
"The merchant priced the goods in mina of silver."
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- The merchant priced the goods in mina of silver.
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What is "mina" in Chinese?
"mina" in Chinese is 礦山. mina means: An ancient unit of weight and currency used in Greece and the Middle East, roughly equal to one sixtieth of a talent.
How do you pronounce 礦山?
"mina" in Chinese is 礦山, pronounced "kuàng shān".
How do you use "mina" in a sentence?
Example: "The merchant priced the goods in mina of silver." In Chinese, "mina" is 礦山.
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