dinar

ˈdiːnɑːr

Definition

Definition of dinar - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

financeunit of currency in several Middle Eastern and North African countries

The dinar is the official currency of Iraq..

currency

money

North Africabasic unit of money in Algeria and Tunisia

He paid 50 dinars for the meal in Tunisia.

coin

currency

money

historical coin

Dated

gold coin used historically in several Muslim countries

Dated

The dinar was once a widely circulated gold coin in the Islamic world..

dirham

drachma

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gold coin used historically in several Muslim countries

Expressions with dinar

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Libyan dinar

basic unit of money in Libya

I exchanged my dollars for Libyan dinars.

Tunisian dinar

official currency of Tunisia

The Tunisian dinar is used for all transactions in Tunisia..

Jordanian dinar

basic unit of money in Jordan

I exchanged my dollars for Jordanian dinars.

Algerian dinar

basic unit of money in Algeria

The Algerian dinar is used for all transactions in Algeria.

Kuwaiti dinar

basic unit of money in Kuwait

I exchanged my dollars for Kuwaiti dinars at the airport.

Origin of dinar

Arabic, dinar (currency)

Terms with dinar included in their meaning

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para

finance

monetary unit of Serbia worth one hundredth of a dinar

fils

coin unit

subdivision of dinar or dirham used in several Arab countries

millime

currency unit

one thousandth of a Tunisian dinar

Examples of dinar in a sentence

The dinar has been losing value recently.
The souvenir cost him 30 dinars in Algeria.
She exchanged her dollars for dinars at the airport.
Collectors highly value the ancient dinar.
The museum displayed a rare dinar from the medieval period.

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French:dinar, ...
German:Dinar, Goldmünze, ...
Italian:dinaro, dinari, ...
Spanish:dinar, dinares, ...
Portuguese:dinar, ...
Chinese:第纳尔, ...
Japanese:ディナール, ディナール通貨, ...
Arabic:دِينَار, ...
Hebrew:דִּינָר, ...
Russian:динар, золотая монета, ...
Ukrainian:динар, динари, ...
Hindi:दीनार, दिनार, ...
Bengali:দিনার, স্বর্ণমুদ্রা, ...
Catalan:dinar, moneda d'or, ...
Czech:dinár, ...
Danish:dinar, guldmønt, ...
Dutch:dinar, gouden munt, ...
Greek:δηνάριο, χρυσό νόμισμα, ...
Hungarian:dinár, ...
Khmer:ឌីណារ, ...
Korean:디나르, 금화, ...
Persian:دینار, پول الجزایر, ...
Polish:dinar, złota moneta, ...
Portuguese (BR):dinar, ...
Romanian:dinar, monedă nord-africană, ...
Swedish:dinar, dinarer, ...
Thai:ดีนาร์, เหรียญดีนาร์, ...
Turkish:dinar, altın dinar, ...
Vietnamese:dinar, đồng dinar vàng, ...

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