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Definition of Monetary unit
1. Noun. A unit of money.
Specialized synonyms: Dollar, Euro, Franc, Fractional Monetary Unit, Subunit, Afghan Monetary Unit, Argentine Monetary Unit, Thai Monetary Unit, Panamanian Monetary Unit, Ethiopian Monetary Unit, Venezuelan Monetary Unit, Ghanian Monetary Unit, Costa Rican Monetary Unit, El Salvadoran Monetary Unit, Brazilian Monetary Unit, Gambian Monetary Unit, Algerian Monetary Unit, Bahrainian Monetary Unit, Iraqi Monetary Unit, Jordanian Monetary Unit, Kuwaiti Monetary Unit, Libyan Monetary Unit, Tunisian Monetary Unit, Yugoslavian Monetary Unit, Moroccan Monetary Unit, United Arab Emirate Monetary Unit, Vietnamese Monetary Unit, Greek Monetary Unit, Sao Thome E Principe Monetary Unit, Cape Verde Monetary Unit, Portuguese Monetary Unit, Hungarian Monetary Unit, Haitian Monetary Unit, Paraguayan Monetary Unit, Dutch Monetary Unit, Surinamese Monetary Unit, Peruvian Monetary Unit, Papuan Monetary Unit, Laotian Monetary Unit, Czech Monetary Unit, Slovakian Monetary Unit, Icelandic Monetary Unit, Swedish Monetary Unit, Danish Monetary Unit, Norwegian Monetary Unit, Malawian Monetary Unit, Zambian Monetary Unit, Angolan Monetary Unit, Myanmar Monetary Unit, Albanian Monetary Unit, Honduran Monetary Unit, Sierra Leone Monetary Unit, Romanian Monetary Unit, Bulgarian Monetary Unit, Swaziland Monetary Unit, Italian Monetary Unit, British Monetary Unit, Turkish Monetary Unit, Lesotho Monetary Unit, German Monetary Unit, Finnish Monetary Unit, Mozambique Monetary Unit, Nigerian Monetary Unit, Bhutanese Monetary Unit, Mauritanian Monetary Unit, Tongan Monetary Unit, Macao Monetary Unit, Spanish Monetary Unit, Bolivian Monetary Unit, Nicaraguan Monetary Unit, Chilean Monetary Unit, Colombian Monetary Unit, Cuban Monetary Unit, Dominican Monetary Unit, Guinea-bissau Monetary Unit, Mexican Monetary Unit, Philippine Monetary Unit, Uruguayan Monetary Unit, Cypriot Monetary Unit, Egyptian Monetary Unit, Irish Monetary Unit, Lebanese Monetary Unit, Maltese Monetary Unit, Sudanese Monetary Unit, Syrian Monetary Unit, Botswana Monetary Unit, Guatemalan Monetary Unit, South African Monetary Unit, Iranian Monetary Unit, Omani Monetary Unit, Yemeni Monetary Unit, Cambodian Monetary Unit, Malaysian Monetary Unit, Qatari Monetary Unit, Saudi Arabian Monetary Unit, Russian Monetary Unit, Armenian Monetary Unit, Azerbaijani Monetary Unit, Belarusian Monetary Unit, Estonian Monetary Unit, Georgian Monetary Unit, Kazakhstani Monetary Unit, Latvian Monetary Unit, Lithuanian Monetary Unit, Kyrgyzstani Monetary Unit, Moldovan Monetary Unit, Tajikistani Monetary Unit, Turkmen Monetary Unit, Ukranian Monetary Unit, Uzbekistani Monetary Unit, Indian Monetary Unit, Pakistani Monetary Unit, Mauritian Monetary Unit, Nepalese Monetary Unit, Seychelles Monetary Unit, Sri Lankan Monetary Unit, Indonesian Monetary Unit, Austrian Monetary Unit, Israeli Monetary Unit, Kenyan Monetary Unit, Somalian Monetary Unit, Tanzanian Monetary Unit, Ugandan Monetary Unit, Ecuadoran Monetary Unit, Guinean Monetary Unit, Bangladeshi Monetary Unit, Western Samoan Monetary Unit, Mongolian Monetary Unit, North Korean Monetary Unit, South Korean Monetary Unit, Japanese Monetary Unit, Chinese Monetary Unit, Zairese Monetary Unit, Polish Monetary Unit
Definition of Monetary unit
1. Noun. A standard unit of a currency, of which the value of coins or notes are multiples ¹
¹ Source: wiktionary.com
Lexicographical Neighbors of Monetary Unit
Literary usage of Monetary unit
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Encyclopedia Americana: A Library of Universal Knowledge (1918)
"The markka ($0.193) is the monetary unit, and the gold coins are 20 and 10 markka
... Great Britain,— While the monetary unit for the colonies varies, ..."
2. On the Probable Fall in the Value of Gold: The Commercial and Social by Michel Chevalier (1859)
"THE TWO IDEAS STANDARD AND monetary unit IMPLY EACH THE OTHER. ... In. a word,
standard and monetary unit are terms allied in the closest manner to each ..."
3. The Tribune Almanac and Political Register by Horace Greeley (1914)
"The pound sterling li the monetary unit and li equal to 14 8604. France. ...
The monetary unit la the franc, which Is equal to 19 3-10 cents. Germany. ..."
4. Currency and Credit by Ralph George Hawtrey (1919)
"The problem of stabilising the monetary unit, on which the value of debts ...
We have shown that in spite of its union with gold the monetary unit will vary ..."
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