<money> → money 7 realizations Multi-area
ACCEPTED Realization 1 (ID: 52768)
type Derivation
language Belarusan
lexeme 1 грош
lexeme 2 грошы
meaning 1 (historical) grosz, groschen (old coin of varying value in Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania; in the Russian Empire, a copper coin worth two kopecks, later half a kopeck)
direction →
meaning 2 money

Урад Японіі выдзеліў шмат грошай на ліквідацыю наступстваў землятрусу


The Japanese government has allocated a large amount of money for disaster relief following the earthquake.

reference Slounik.org
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ACCEPTED Realization 2 (ID: 52771)
type Borrowing
language 1 Chagatai
language 2 Russian
lexeme 1 täŋkä
lexeme 2 деньги
meaning 1 unit of currensy
direction →
meaning 2 money
reference Anikin RES
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ACCEPTED Realization 3 (ID: 52770)
type Derivation
language Italian
lexeme 1 soldo
lexeme 2 soldi
meaning 1 an Italian silver coin, issued for the first time in the late 12th century at Milan
direction →
meaning 2 money

ha sempre bisogno di soldi 'he always needs money'; e i soldi dove li trovo? 'and where am I supposed to find the money?'; hai portato con te i soldi? 'did you bring the money?'; costa troppi soldi 'it costs too much'

reference Vocabolario Treccani
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ACCEPTED Realization 4 (ID: 52772)
type Derivation
language 1 Spanish
language 2 Bikol
lexeme 1 cuarta
lexeme 2 kuwárta
meaning 1 (obsolete) old coin denomination
direction →
meaning 2 money, cash, currency


reference English Wiktionary
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ACCEPTED Realization 5 (ID: 52773)
type Borrowing
language 1 Spanish
language 2 Tagalog
lexeme 1 cuarta
lexeme 2 kuwarta
meaning 1 (obsolete) old coin denomination
direction →
meaning 2 money
reference English Wiktionary SEAlang Tagalog
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ACCEPTED Realization 6 (ID: 52774)
type Borrowing
language 1 Spanish
language 2 Cebuano
lexeme 1 cuarta
lexeme 2 kuwarta
meaning 1 (obsolete) old coin denomination
direction →
meaning 2 money

Ania ang kuwarta


Here is the money.

reference English Wiktionary
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ACCEPTED Realization 7 (ID: 52769)
type Derivation
language Ukrainian
lexeme 1 грош
lexeme 2 гроші
meaning 1 (historical) grosz, groschen (old coin of varying value in Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania; in the Russian Empire, a copper coin worth two kopecks, later half a kopeck)
direction →
meaning 2 money

Меценат пожертвував гроші на будівництво нової лікарні


A patron donated money for the construction of a new hospital.

reference SUM-11
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