yen in Latin
yen in Latin is ienum — yen means the official currency of Japan, symbol ¥.
yen in Latin
ienum
The unit of Japanese currency (symbol: ¥) since 1871, divided into 100 sen.
What does "yen" mean?
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noun The official currency of Japan, symbol ¥.
"He exchanged his dollars for yen at the airport."
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noun A strong craving or longing for something.
"She had a sudden yen for spicy noodles."
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verb To have a strong desire for something.
"He yenned for a slower, simpler life after years in the city."
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yen in a sentence
- He exchanged his dollars for yen at the airport.
- She had a sudden yen for spicy noodles.
- He yenned for a slower, simpler life after years in the city.
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What is "yen" in Latin?
"yen" in Latin is ienum. yen means: The official currency of Japan, symbol ¥.
How do you use "yen" in a sentence?
Example: "He exchanged his dollars for yen at the airport." In Latin, "yen" is ienum.
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