sestertius in Japanese
sestertius in Japanese is セステルティウス — sestertius means a large bronze coin of ancient Rome, worth two and a half asses or a quarter of a denarius.
sestertius in Japanese
セステルティウス
Pronounced: sesuterutiusu
(historical, _, numismatics) A large bronze or (rarely) small silver coin minted during the Roman Republic and Empire, valued at two and a half asses (a quarter of a denarius).
What does "sestertius" mean?
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noun A large bronze coin of ancient Rome, worth two and a half asses or a quarter of a denarius.
"The museum displays a sestertius from the Roman Empire."
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sestertius in a sentence
- The museum displays a sestertius from the Roman Empire.
- A sestertius was worth a quarter of a denarius.
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What is "sestertius" in Japanese?
"sestertius" in Japanese is セステルティウス. sestertius means: A large bronze coin of ancient Rome, worth two and a half asses or a quarter of a denarius.
How do you pronounce セステルティウス?
"sestertius" in Japanese is セステルティウス, pronounced "sesuterutiusu".
How do you use "sestertius" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum displays a sestertius from the Roman Empire." In Japanese, "sestertius" is セステルティウス.
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