Translation
money
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Word origin
From Latin denarius, a Roman silver coin, from deni ('ten each'), because it was originally worth ten asses. It came to mean 'money' generally.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- denarius
- English cognates
- denarius, denier
Grammar
Examples
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We do not have enough money for the holidays.
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Money does not bring happiness, but it helps.
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I lent him money and he never paid me back.
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Keep some money for an emergency.
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My son has earned his own money since he was very young.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 4, lesson 8: dinero, desde, mundo and 7 more words.