bálaa
Crow
noun
Definitions
- money
- dollar
Etymology
Borrowed from English money derived from Middle English moneye derived from Old French moneie (money) derived from Latin monēta (mint, money, coinage, coined money, place for making coins, a mint, a place for coining money, coin), Monēta (surname of Juno as worshipped in Rome, the temple of Juno Moneta, where coins were minted).
Origin
Latin
Monēta
Gloss
surname of Juno as worshipped in Rome, the temple of Juno Moneta, where coins were minted
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Moneyball English
- Moneygeddon English
- antimoney English
- cybermoney English
- e-money English
- light money English
- loadsamoney English
- megamoney English
- money English
- money-love English
- money-ridden English
- moneyback English
- moneyboy English
- moneyer English
- moneygrubber English
- moneyhatting English
- moneyholic English
- moneyism English
- moneyist English
- moneylender English
- moneylending English
- moneyless English
- moneylike English
- moneylord English
- moneymaker English
- moneymaking English
- moneyman English
- moneyness English
- moneyocracy English
- moneyocrat English
- moneyward English
- moneywards English
- moneywise English
- moneywort English
- moneyworth English
- nonmoney English
- petromoney English
- unmoney English
- vaginamoney English
- mani Finnish
- Monēta Latin
- monēta Latin
- mani Hungarian
- moneta Italian
- monnaie French
- moneda Spanish, Castilian
- マネー Japanese
- moneta Polish
- mynet Old English
- money Middle English
- moneye Middle English
- moneta Czech
- moneie Old French
- monoie Old French
- moneda Catalan, Valencian
- monetitzar Catalan, Valencian
- monēta Latvian
- *munit gmw-pro
- mõeda Old Portuguese
- mõeda, moeda Old Portuguese
- munaida Romansh
- muneda Romansh
- muneida Romansh
- moneda Asturian
- monede Friulian
- monéda Venetian
- mani Tok Pisin
- moni Tok Pisin
- monaita Dalmatian
- moni Sranan Tongo
- muneida Ladin
- moni Chuukese
- moni Nigerian Pidgin
- mani Pitjantjatjara