money

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈmʌni/
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• General-American: /ˈmʌni/
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• General-American: [ˈmʌ̟ni]
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• Northern-England: /ˈmʊni/
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• Scotland: /ˈmʌne/
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• South-Asia: /ˈməni/
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• South-Asia: [mɐniˑ]
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• rhymes with -ʌni
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• CMU ARPABET: M AH1 N IY0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Latin Monēta Latin monēta Old French moneie Old French monoie Anglo-Norman muneiebor. Middle English moneye English money From Middle English moneye, moneie, money, borrowed from Anglo-Norman muneie (“money”), from Latin monēta (“money, a place for coining money, coin, mint”), from the name of the temple of Juno Moneta in Rome, where a mint was. In this sense, displaced native Old English feoh, whence English fee. Doublet of mint, ultimately from the same Latin word but through Germanic and Old English, and of manat, through Russian and Azerbaijani or Turkmen.

* As an English surname, from the noun money. Compare Minter, Monier. * As an Irish surname, variant of Mooney. * As a French surname, variant of Monnet, itself a variant of Monet.

611 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: аԥара (apara) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Afrikaans: geld — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ahom: 𑜂𑜢𑜤𑜃𑜫 (ṅün) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ainu: イチェン (icen) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Albanian: haromë — means of exchange and measure of value
• Albanian: para — means of exchange and measure of value
• Southern Altai: акча (akča) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Alviri-Vidari: پول (pul) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ambonese Malay: kepeng — means of exchange and measure of value
• Amharic: ገንዘብ (gänzäb) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Chungli Ao: sen — means of exchange and measure of value
• Jicarilla: zhaał — means of exchange and measure of value
• Arabic: نُقُود (nuqūd) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Arabic: مَال (māl) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Arabic: أَمْوَال (ʔamwāl) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Arabic: فُلُوس (fulūs) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Arabic: فلوس (felūs) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Arabic: بيزات (bēzāt) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Arabic: فلوس (fulūs, filūs) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Iraqi Arabic: فلوس (flūs) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Juba Arabic: guruush — means of exchange and measure of value
• Arabic: فلوس (flus) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Arabic: مصاري (maṣāri) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Sudanese Arabic: قروش (gurūš) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Aragonese: diners — means of exchange and measure of value
• Aramaic: כספא (kespā, kespo) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Aramaic: ܟܣܦܐ (kespā, kespo) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Armenian: փող (pʻoġ) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Armenian: դրամ (dram) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Eastern Arrernte: apwerte — means of exchange and measure of value
• Assamese: টকা (toka) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Assamese: টকা-পইচা (toka-poisa) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Asturian: dineru — means of exchange and measure of value
• Asturian: perres — means of exchange and measure of value
• Asturian: monisos — means of exchange and measure of value
• Asturian: cuartos — means of exchange and measure of value
• Asturian: monis — means of exchange and measure of value
• Asturian: chavu — means of exchange and measure of value
• Asturian: chavos — means of exchange and measure of value
• Australian Kriol: mani — means of exchange and measure of value
• Avar: гӏарац (ʻarac) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Azerbaijani: pul — means of exchange and measure of value
• Bakhtiari: پیل (pil) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Balinese: pipis — means of exchange and measure of value
• Balinese: jinah — means of exchange and measure of value
• Baluchi: پیسہ (paysa) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Baluchi: زر (zar) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Bangi: mosolo — means of exchange and measure of value
• Bashkir: аҡса (aqsa) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Basque: diru — means of exchange and measure of value
• Belarusian: гро́шы (hróšy) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Bengali: অর্থ (ortho) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Bengali: টাকা (ṭaka) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Bengali: পয়সা (poisa) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Betawi: duit — means of exchange and measure of value
• Central Bikol: kwarta — means of exchange and measure of value
• Bouyei: nganz — means of exchange and measure of value
• Breton: arc'hant — means of exchange and measure of value
• Bulgarian: пари́ (parí) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Burmese: ပိုက်ဆံ (puikhcam) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Burmese: ငွေ (ngwe) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Burmese: ငွေကြေး (ngwe-kre:) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Burmese: ကြေးငွေ (kre:ngwe) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Carpathian Rusyn: гро́ші (hróši) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Carpathian Rusyn: пінязї (pinjazji) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Catalan: diners — means of exchange and measure of value
• Cebuano: kwarta — means of exchange and measure of value
• Chamicuro: kuliki — means of exchange and measure of value
• Chamorro: salape — means of exchange and measure of value
• Chechen: ахча (axča) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Cherokee: ᎠᏕᎳ (adela) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Chichewa: ndalama — means of exchange and measure of value
• Chickasaw: ta'osso — means of exchange and measure of value
• Chinese Cantonese: 錢 /钱 — means of exchange and measure of value
• Chinese: чян (qian) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Eastern Min Chinese: 錢 /钱 (cièng) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Gan Chinese: 錢 /钱 (qien2) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Hakka Chinese: 錢 /钱 (chhièn) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Chinese: 錢 /钱 (chîn, chiân, chhiân) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Jin Chinese: 錢 /钱 (qie1) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Chinese Mandarin: 錢 /钱 (qián) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Chinese Mandarin: 金錢 /金钱 (jīnqián) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Chinese Mandarin: 貨幣 /货币 (huòbì) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Northern Min Chinese: 錢 /钱 (cîng) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Wu Chinese: 鈔票 /钞票 — means of exchange and measure of value
• Wu Chinese: 銅鈿 /铜钿 — means of exchange and measure of value
• Wu Chinese: 洋鈿 /洋钿 (6yan-di) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Xiang Chinese: 錢 /钱 (zienn2) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Chuvash: укҫа (ukśa) — means of exchange and measure of value
• West Circassian: ахъщ (aꭓś) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Cornish: arghans — means of exchange and measure of value
• Cornish: mona — means of exchange and measure of value
• Crimean Tatar: aqça — means of exchange and measure of value
• Crimean Tatar: para — means of exchange and measure of value
• Czech: peníze — means of exchange and measure of value
• Danish: betalingsmiddel — means of exchange and measure of value
• Danish: penge — means of exchange and measure of value
• Danish: skejs — means of exchange and measure of value
• Dhivehi: ފައިސާ (faisā) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Dongxiang: baer — means of exchange and measure of value
• Dutch: geld — means of exchange and measure of value
• Edo: íghó — means of exchange and measure of value
• Erzya: ярмакт (jarmakt) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Erzya: ярмак (jarmak) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Esperanto: mono — means of exchange and measure of value
• Estonian: raha — means of exchange and measure of value
• Faroese: pengar — means of exchange and measure of value
• Fijian: ilavo — means of exchange and measure of value
• Finnish: raha — means of exchange and measure of value
• Finnish: massi — means of exchange and measure of value
• Finnish: tuohi — means of exchange and measure of value
• Finnish: hillo — means of exchange and measure of value
• Finnish: pätäkkä — means of exchange and measure of value
• Finnish: fyffe — means of exchange and measure of value
• Finnish: fyrkka — means of exchange and measure of value
• Finnish: fygy — means of exchange and measure of value
• Finnish: hynä — means of exchange and measure of value
• Finnish: paalu — means of exchange and measure of value
• Finnish: kahiseva — means of exchange and measure of value
• Finnish: kyhny — means of exchange and measure of value
• Finnish: louvo — means of exchange and measure of value
• Finnish: nappula — means of exchange and measure of value
• French: argent — means of exchange and measure of value
• West-Frisian: jild — means of exchange and measure of value
• Fula: 𞤳𞤢𞥄𞤤𞤭𞤧𞤭 — means of exchange and measure of value
• Fula: kaalisi — means of exchange and measure of value
• Gagauz: para — means of exchange and measure of value
• Galician: diñeiro — means of exchange and measure of value
• Galician: cartos — means of exchange and measure of value
• Georgian: ფული (puli) — means of exchange and measure of value
• German: Geld — means of exchange and measure of value
• Gothic: 𐍃𐌺𐌰𐍄𐍄𐍃 (skatts) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Greek: χρήματα (chrímata) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Greek: χρήμα (chríma) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Greek: λεφτά (leftá) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ancient Greek: χρήματα (khrḗmata) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Paraguayan Guarani: pirapire — means of exchange and measure of value
• Gujarati: પૈસા (paisā) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Gurani: پووڵ (puł) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Haitian Creole: lajan — means of exchange and measure of value
• Hausa: kuɗi — means of exchange and measure of value
• Hawaiian: kālā — means of exchange and measure of value
• Hebrew: כֶּסֶף (késef) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Hindi: पैसा (paisā) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Hindi: धन (dhan) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Hindi: माल (māl) — means of exchange and measure of value
• White Hmong: nyiaj — means of exchange and measure of value
• Hungarian: pénz — means of exchange and measure of value
• Hungarian: fizetőeszköz — means of exchange and measure of value
• Hunsrik: Geld — means of exchange and measure of value
• Icelandic: peningur — means of exchange and measure of value
• Icelandic: fé — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ido: pekunio — means of exchange and measure of value
• Igala: ọ́kọ́ — means of exchange and measure of value
• Igbo: egō — means of exchange and measure of value
• Indonesian: uang — means of exchange and measure of value
• Indonesian: duit — means of exchange and measure of value
• Indonesian: fulus — means of exchange and measure of value
• Interlingua: moneta — means of exchange and measure of value
• Irish: airgead — means of exchange and measure of value
• Old Irish: argat — means of exchange and measure of value
• Italian: denaro — means of exchange and measure of value
• Italian: soldi — means of exchange and measure of value
• Italian: moneta — means of exchange and measure of value
• Italian: sverza — means of exchange and measure of value
• Italian: palanca — means of exchange and measure of value
• Izon: okóba — means of exchange and measure of value
• Japanese: お金 (okane) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Japanese: 金 (kane) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Japanese: 貨幣 (kahei) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Japanese: 金銭 (kinsen) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Japanese: マネー (manē) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Javanese: ꦣꦸꦮꦶꦠ꧀ (ḍuwit) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Javanese: ꦪꦠꦿ (yatra) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Javanese: dhuwit — means of exchange and measure of value
• Javanese: yatra — means of exchange and measure of value
• Jeju: 돈 (don) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Kabyle: idrimen — means of exchange and measure of value
• Kaitag: арц (arc) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Kalmyk: мөңгн (möñgn) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Kambera: ndui — means of exchange and measure of value
• Kannada: ಹಣ (haṇa) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Kannada: ದುಡ್ಡು (duḍḍu) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Karachay-Balkar: ахча (axça) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Karelian: jengat — means of exchange and measure of value
• Kazakh: ақша (aqşa) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Kazakh: пұл (pūl) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Kenyang: nkáp — means of exchange and measure of value
• Khakas: ахча (axça) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Khmer: ប្រាក់ (prak) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Khmer: លុយ (luy) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Kituba: makuta — means of exchange and measure of value
• Kituba: mbongo — means of exchange and measure of value
• Kongo: mbongo — means of exchange and measure of value
• Korean: 돈 (don) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Korean: 금전 (geumjeon) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Korean: 화폐 (hwapye) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Kumyk: акъча (aqça) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Central Kurdish: پارە (pare) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Central Kurdish: پووڵ (pûll) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Northern Kurdish: pare — means of exchange and measure of value
• Northern Kurdish: dirav — means of exchange and measure of value
• Northern Kurdish: pere — means of exchange and measure of value
• Kyrgyz: акча (akca) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Kyrgyz: пул (pul) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Laboya: ammaha — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ladin: muneida — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ladin: munëida — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ladino: פאראס — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ladino: paras — means of exchange and measure of value
• Lao: ເງິນ (ngœn) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Latgalian: nauda — means of exchange and measure of value
• Latin: pecūnia — means of exchange and measure of value
• Latvian: nauda — means of exchange and measure of value
• Lepcha: ᰀᰩᰮ (kóm) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Lezgi: пул (pul) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Lingala: mbongo — means of exchange and measure of value
• Lingala: mosolo — means of exchange and measure of value
• Lithuanian: pinigai — means of exchange and measure of value
• Livonian: rǭ’ — means of exchange and measure of value
• Lü: ᦇᦹᧃ (nguen) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Lucumí: owó — means of exchange and measure of value
• Luganda: ssente — means of exchange and measure of value
• Luxembourgish: Geld — means of exchange and measure of value
• Macedonian: пари (pari) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Malay: wang — means of exchange and measure of value
• Malay: duit — means of exchange and measure of value
• Malayalam: പണം (paṇaṁ) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Maltese: flus — means of exchange and measure of value
• Manchu: ᠵᡳᡥᠠ (jiha) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Manx: argid — means of exchange and measure of value
• Marathi: पैसा (paisā) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Eastern Mari: окса (oksa) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Western Mari: окса (oksa) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Maricopa: shyaal — means of exchange and measure of value
• Mauritian Creole: larzan — means of exchange and measure of value
• Mauritian Creole: kas — means of exchange and measure of value
• Megleno-Romanian: pari — means of exchange and measure of value
• Middle English: money — means of exchange and measure of value
• Mòcheno: gèlt — means of exchange and measure of value
• Moksha: ярмак (jarmak) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Moksha: ярмакт (jarmakt) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Mongolian: мөнгө (möngö) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Mongolian: зоос (zoos) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Mongolian: ᠮᠥᠩᠭᠦ (mönggü) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Mongolian: ᠵᠣᠭᠤᠰ (ǰoɣus) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Navajo: béeso — means of exchange and measure of value
• Neapolitan: sordi — means of exchange and measure of value
• Nengone: mania — means of exchange and measure of value
• Nepali: मुद्रा (mudrā) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Nigerian Pidgin: mọní — means of exchange and measure of value
• Nivkh: ч’ӽа (ț’ʼẋa) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Norwegian Bokmål: penger — means of exchange and measure of value
• Norwegian Nynorsk: pengar — means of exchange and measure of value
• Nupe: ewó — means of exchange and measure of value
• Occitan: argent — means of exchange and measure of value
• Occitan: moneda — means of exchange and measure of value
• Occitan: sòus — means of exchange and measure of value
• Odia: ପଇସା (paisā) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Church Slavic: пѣнѧѕь (pěnędzĭ) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Church Slavic: ⱂⱑⱀⱔⰷⱐ (pěnędzĭ) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Old East Slavic: пѣнязь (pěnjazĭ) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Old English: feoh — means of exchange and measure of value
• Olukumi: ẹ́ghó — means of exchange and measure of value
• Oromo: qarshii — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ossetian: ӕхца (æxca) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Pannonian Rusyn: пенєжи (penježi) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Papiamentu: plaka — means of exchange and measure of value
• Pashto: پيسې (payse) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Pela: ŋø55 — means of exchange and measure of value
• Dari: پَیْسَه (paysa) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Iranian Persian: پول (pul) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Iranian Persian: پِیْسِه (peyse) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Pijin: selen — means of exchange and measure of value
• Pitcairn-Norfolk: mani — means of exchange and measure of value
• Polish: pieniądze — means of exchange and measure of value
• Polish: pieniądz — means of exchange and measure of value
• Polish: grosiwo — means of exchange and measure of value
• Polish: siano — means of exchange and measure of value
• Polish: kapucha — means of exchange and measure of value
• Polish: forsa — means of exchange and measure of value
• Polish: szmal — means of exchange and measure of value
• Polish: sałata — means of exchange and measure of value
• Polish: hajs — means of exchange and measure of value
• Polish: kabona — means of exchange and measure of value
• Polish: flota — means of exchange and measure of value
• Portuguese: dinheiro — means of exchange and measure of value
• Portuguese: grana — means of exchange and measure of value
• Portuguese: dindim — means of exchange and measure of value
• Punjabi: ਪੈਸਾ (paisā) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Quechua: qullqi — means of exchange and measure of value
• Quechua: q'illay — means of exchange and measure of value
• Réunion Creole French: larzan — means of exchange and measure of value
• Réunion Creole French: moné — means of exchange and measure of value
• Romani: love — means of exchange and measure of value
• Romanian: ban — means of exchange and measure of value
• Romansh: munaida — means of exchange and measure of value
• Romansh: muneida — means of exchange and measure of value
• Russian: де́ньги (dénʹgi) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Russian: де́нежки (dénežki) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Russian: деньжа́та (denʹžáta) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Russian: ба́бки (bábki) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Russian: ба́шли (bášli) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Russian: бабло́ (babló) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Russian: бабо́сы (babósy) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Russian: бабло́сы (bablósy) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Russian: лавэ́ (lavɛ́) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Russian: пе́нязи (pénjazi) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Rwanda-Rundi: amafaranga — means of exchange and measure of value
• Rwanda-Rundi: amahera — means of exchange and measure of value
• Samoan: tupe — means of exchange and measure of value
• Sanskrit: धन (dhana) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Sanskrit: अर्थ (artha) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Santali: ᱠᱟᱹᱣᱰᱤ (kăvḍi) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Scottish Gaelic: airgead — means of exchange and measure of value
• Scottish Gaelic: airgiod — means of exchange and measure of value
• Serbo-Croatian: но̀вац — means of exchange and measure of value
• Serbo-Croatian: паре — means of exchange and measure of value
• Serbo-Croatian: пје̏не̄з — means of exchange and measure of value
• Serbo-Croatian: пјѐнез — means of exchange and measure of value
• Serbo-Croatian: nòvac — means of exchange and measure of value
• Serbo-Croatian: pare — means of exchange and measure of value
• Serbo-Croatian: pjȅnēz — means of exchange and measure of value
• Serbo-Croatian: pjènez — means of exchange and measure of value
• Shan: ငိုၼ် (ngǔen) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Shor: ақча (aqça) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Sicilian: dinaru — means of exchange and measure of value
• Sicilian: munita — means of exchange and measure of value
• Sicilian: picciuli — means of exchange and measure of value
• Sinhalese: මුදල් (mudal) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Slovak: peniaze — means of exchange and measure of value
• Slovene: denar — means of exchange and measure of value
• Somali: lacag — means of exchange and measure of value
• Lower Sorbian: pjenjeze — means of exchange and measure of value
• Spanish: dinero — means of exchange and measure of value
• Spanish: cobres — means of exchange and measure of value
• Spanish: lana — means of exchange and measure of value
• Spanish: pasta — means of exchange and measure of value
• Spanish: pisto — means of exchange and measure of value
• Spanish: plata — means of exchange and measure of value
• Spanish: real — means of exchange and measure of value
• Spanish: el vil metal — means of exchange and measure of value
• Spanish: vento — means of exchange and measure of value
• Spanish: pecunia — means of exchange and measure of value
• Spanish: tlaco — means of exchange and measure of value
• Swahili: pesa — means of exchange and measure of value
• Swahili: shilingi — means of exchange and measure of value
• Swedish: pengar — means of exchange and measure of value
• Sylheti: ꠐꠦꠇꠣ (ṭexa) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tabasaran: пул (pul) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tagalog: salapi — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tajik: пул (pul) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Talysh: پول (pul) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Talysh: پؤل (pül) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Talysh: پول (pul) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tamil: பணம் (paṇam) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tatar: акча (aqça) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tày: chèn — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tày: ngần — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tày: bạc — means of exchange and measure of value
• Telugu: డబ్బు (ḍabbu) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Thai: เงิน (ngən) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Thai: เงินตรา (ngən-dtraa) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tibetan: དངུལ (dngul) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tigrinya: ገንዘብ (gänzäb) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tlingit: dáanaa — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tok Pisin: mani — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tok Pisin: moni — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tonga (Zambia): mali — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tongan: paʻanga — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tumbuka: ndalama — means of exchange and measure of value
• Turkish: para — means of exchange and measure of value
• Turkish: tıngır — means of exchange and measure of value
• Turkish: yeken — means of exchange and measure of value
• Turkish: akçe — means of exchange and measure of value
• Turkish: mangır — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ottoman Turkish: پاره — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ottoman Turkish: زر (zer) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Turkmen: pul — means of exchange and measure of value
• Tuvan: акша (akşa) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Uab Meto: noni — means of exchange and measure of value
• Uab Meto: noên — means of exchange and measure of value
• Uab Meto: loit — means of exchange and measure of value
• Uab Meto: loêt — means of exchange and measure of value
• Udmurt: коньдон (końdon) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Udmurt: уксё (ukśo) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ukrainian: гро́ші (hróši) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ukrainian: гро́шики (hróšyky) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ukrainian: грошеня́та (hrošenjáta) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Ukrainian: грошва́ (hrošvá) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Unami: moni — means of exchange and measure of value
• Urdu: مال (māl) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Urdu: پَیسَہ (paisa) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Urdu: پَیسا (paisā) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Urdu: دَھن (dhan) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Uyghur: پۇل (pul) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Uzbek: pul — means of exchange and measure of value
• Uzbek: aqcha — means of exchange and measure of value
• Venetan: danaro — means of exchange and measure of value
• Venetan: monéda — means of exchange and measure of value
• Venetan: monèa — means of exchange and measure of value
• Veps: raha — means of exchange and measure of value
• Veps: dengad — means of exchange and measure of value
• Vietnamese: tiền — means of exchange and measure of value
• Vietnamese: đồng — means of exchange and measure of value
• Vietnamese: bạc — means of exchange and measure of value
• Volapük: mon — means of exchange and measure of value
• Waray-Waray: kwarta — means of exchange and measure of value
• Welsh: arian — means of exchange and measure of value
• Wolof: koppar — means of exchange and measure of value
• Wolof: xaalis — means of exchange and measure of value
• Yaghnobi: пул (pul) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Yakut: харчы (qarčï) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Yapese: salpiy — means of exchange and measure of value
• Yiddish: געלט (gelt) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Yoruba: owó — means of exchange and measure of value
• Zazaki: pere (diq) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Zazaki: pol (diq) — means of exchange and measure of value
• Zhuang: cienz — means of exchange and measure of value
• Zhuang: cienzngaenz — means of exchange and measure of value
• Zhuang: ngaenz — means of exchange and measure of value
• Zulu: imali — means of exchange and measure of value
• Acehnese: peng — currency
• Afrikaans: geld — currency
• Arabic: نُقُود (nuqūd) — currency
• Arabic: عُمْلَة (ʕumla) — currency
• Arabic: عملة (ʕomla) — currency
• Arabic: عُملة (ʕumla) — currency
• Aramaic: כספא (kespā, kespo) — currency
• Aramaic: ܟܣܦܐ (kespā, kespo) — currency
• Armenian: փող (pʻoġ) — currency
• Armenian: դրամ (dram) — currency
• Asturian: dineru — currency
• Bulgarian: валута (valuta) — currency
• Catalan: diner — currency
• Cherokee: ᎠᏕᎳ (adela) — currency
• Chickasaw: ta'osso — currency
• Chinese Mandarin: 貨幣 /货币 (huòbì) — currency
• Crimean Tatar: aqça — currency
• Crimean Tatar: para — currency
• Czech: peníze — currency
• Danish: valuta — currency
• Danish: møntenhed — currency
• Faroese: gjaldoyra — currency
• Finnish: valuutta — currency
• Finnish: raha — currency
• French: argent — currency
• West-Frisian: munt — currency
• German: Geld — currency
• Greek: νόμισμα (nómisma) — currency
• Ancient Greek: χρήματα (khrḗmata) — currency
• Hebrew: כסף (késef) — currency
• Hindi: मुद्रा (mudrā) — currency
• Hungarian: pénz — currency
• Hungarian: pénznem — currency
• Hungarian: valuta — currency
• Hungarian: deviza — currency
• Icelandic: gjaldmiðill — currency
• Irish: airgead — currency
• Italian: valuta — currency
• Japanese: お金 (okane) — currency
• Japanese: 貨幣 (kahei) — currency
• Kenyang: nkáp — currency
• Korean: 돈 (don) — currency
• Korean: 화폐 (hwapye) — currency
• Central Kurdish: پارە (pare) — currency
• Northern Kurdish: pare — currency
• Latin: pecunia — currency
• Latvian: valūta — currency
• Lithuanian: valiuta — currency
• Macedonian: валу́та (valúta) — currency
• Macedonian: пари (pari) — currency
• Malay: wang — currency
• Malay: duit — currency
• Middle English: money — currency
• Navajo: béeso — currency
• Ngarrindjeri: nganhari — currency
• Pitcairn-Norfolk: mani — currency
• Polish: waluta — currency
• Portuguese: dinheiro — currency
• Romani: love — currency
• Russian: де́ньги (dénʹgi) — currency
• Russian: валю́та (valjúta) — currency
• Slovak: peniaze — currency
• Slovene: denar — currency
• Spanish: dinero — currency
• Swahili: pesa — currency
• Swedish: valuta — currency
• Ottoman Turkish: پاره — currency
• Ottoman Turkish: زر (zer) — currency
• Welsh: arian — currency
• Albanian: haromë — hard cash
• Arabic: نَقْد (naqd) — hard cash
• Arabic: نقود — hard cash
• Arabic: كاش (kāš) — hard cash
• Arabic: فَكَّة (fakka) — hard cash
• Aramaic: כספא (kespā, kespo) — hard cash
• Aramaic: ܟܣܦܐ (kespā, kespo) — hard cash
• Armenian: կանխիկ (kanxik) — hard cash
• Catalan: diners — hard cash
• Cherokee: ᎠᏕᎳ (adela) — hard cash
• Chickasaw: ta'osso — hard cash
• Chinese Mandarin: 現金 /现金 (xiànjīn) — hard cash
• Crimean Tatar: aqça — hard cash
• Crimean Tatar: para — hard cash
• Danish: penge — hard cash
• Danish: rede penge — hard cash
• Finnish: käteinen — hard cash
• Finnish: raha — hard cash
• Finnish: käteinen raha — hard cash
• Finnish: käspä — hard cash
• Finnish: kässy — hard cash
• Finnish: kolikko — hard cash
• Finnish: hilu — hard cash
• Finnish: lati — hard cash
• Finnish: lantti — hard cash
• Finnish: killinki — hard cash
• Finnish: riihikuiva — hard cash
• French: liquide — hard cash
• German: Bargeld — hard cash
• Greek: μετρητά (metritá) — hard cash
• Hawaiian: kālā — hard cash
• Hebrew: כסף (késef) — hard cash
• Hungarian: készpénz — hard cash
• Icelandic: peningur — hard cash
• Icelandic: fé — hard cash
• Indonesian: kas — hard cash
• Indonesian: kontan — hard cash
• Irish: airgead — hard cash
• Italian: contante — hard cash
• Italian: grano — hard cash
• Italian: conquibus — hard cash
• Korean: 현금 (hyeon'geum) — hard cash
• Central Kurdish: پارە (pare) — hard cash
• Latin: pecūnia — hard cash
• Lithuanian: grynieji — hard cash
• Macedonian: готовина (gotovina) — hard cash
• Malay: wang — hard cash
• Malay: duit — hard cash
• Middle English: money — hard cash
• Norwegian: kontanter — hard cash
• Norwegian Bokmål: penger — hard cash
• Polish: gotówka — hard cash
• Portuguese: dinheiro — hard cash
• Russian: нали́чные (nalíčnyje) — hard cash
• Russian: нал (nal) — hard cash
• Slovak: peniaze — hard cash
• Slovene: denar — hard cash
• Spanish: efectivo — hard cash
• Spanish: cash — hard cash
• Spanish: pecunia — hard cash
• Spanish: guita — hard cash
• Swahili: pesa — hard cash
• Swedish: kontanter — hard cash
• Turkish: nakit — hard cash
• Ottoman Turkish: پاره — hard cash
• Ottoman Turkish: زر (zer) — hard cash
• Danish: pengesum — available liquid assets
• Finnish: raha — available liquid assets
• Finnish: käteisvarat — available liquid assets
• Hebrew: כסף (késef) — available liquid assets
• Hungarian: likvid tőke — available liquid assets
• Hungarian: rendelkezésre álló anyagi eszközök — available liquid assets
• Indonesian: kas — available liquid assets
• Italian: liquido — available liquid assets
• Swahili: pesa — available liquid assets
• American Sign Language: FlatO@Side-PalmUp Rub — wealth
• Arabic: مَال (māl) — wealth
• Bulgarian: богатство (bogatstvo) — wealth
• Chinese Mandarin: 財富 /财富 (cáifù) — wealth
• Danish: velstand — wealth
• Danish: penge — wealth
• Finnish: raha — wealth
• Finnish: varallisuus — wealth
• Finnish: mammona — wealth
• German: Vermögen — wealth
• German: Reichtum — wealth
• Greek: πλούτος (ploútos) — wealth
• Greek: λεφτά (leftá) — wealth
• Hebrew: כסף (késef) — wealth
• Hebrew: ממון (mamón) — wealth
• Hebrew: עושר (ósher) — wealth
• Hungarian: vagyon — wealth
• Hungarian: gazdagság — wealth
• Hungarian: jómód — wealth
• Icelandic: ríkidæmi — wealth
• Irish: saibhreas — wealth
• Italian: benestante — wealth
• Italian: ricco — wealth
• Italian: ricchezza — wealth
• Korean: 부 (bu) — wealth
• Macedonian: богатство (bogatstvo) — wealth
• Middle English: money — wealth
• Portuguese: riqueza — wealth
• Romanian: ban — wealth
• Russian: бога́тство (bogátstvo) — wealth
• Slovene: denar — wealth
• Swahili: pesa — wealth
• Turkish: zenginlik — wealth
• Turkish: servet — wealth
• Danish: værdigenstand — item of value used as payment
• Finnish: maksuväline — item of value used as payment
• Hungarian: fizetőeszköz — item of value used as payment
• Italian: moneta di scambio — item of value used as payment
• Macedonian: платежно средство (platežno sredstvo) — item of value used as payment
• Russian: платёжное сре́дство (platjóžnoje srédstvo) — item of value used as payment
• Swahili: pesa — item of value used as payment
• Danish: pengemand — person who funds an operation
• Finnish: rahoittaja — person who funds an operation
• Italian: finanziatore — person who funds an operation
• Finnish: raha — conceptual contract