currency in Greek
currency in Greek is νόμισμα — currency means the system of money used in a particular country.
currency in Greek
νόμισμα
Pronounced: nomisma
Money or other items used to facilitate transactions.
What does "currency" mean?
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noun The system of money used in a particular country.
"The euro is the currency used across much of Europe."
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noun The state of being widely accepted, used, or believed.
"The rumor gained currency after being repeated on social media."
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currency in a sentence
- The euro is the currency used across much of Europe.
- They exchanged their dollars for the local currency at the airport.
- The rumor gained currency after being repeated on social media.
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What is "currency" in Greek?
"currency" in Greek is νόμισμα. currency means: The system of money used in a particular country.
How do you pronounce νόμισμα?
"currency" in Greek is νόμισμα, pronounced "nomisma".
How do you use "currency" in a sentence?
Example: "The euro is the currency used across much of Europe." In Greek, "currency" is νόμισμα.
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