shilling in Greek
shilling in Greek is σελίνι — shilling means a former British coin worth one-twentieth of a pound, still used as a currency unit in several countries.
shilling in Greek
σελίνι
Pronounced: selini
What does "shilling" mean?
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noun A former British coin worth one-twentieth of a pound, still used as a currency unit in several countries.
"Kenya and Tanzania both use the shilling as their currency."
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- Kenya and Tanzania both use the shilling as their currency.
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What is "shilling" in Greek?
"shilling" in Greek is σελίνι. shilling means: A former British coin worth one-twentieth of a pound, still used as a currency unit in several countries.
How do you pronounce σελίνι?
"shilling" in Greek is σελίνι, pronounced "selini".
How do you use "shilling" in a sentence?
Example: "Kenya and Tanzania both use the shilling as their currency." In Greek, "shilling" is σελίνι.
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