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Definitions from the WebGreek Monetary UnitDescription:A Greek monetary unit refers to the various currency units used in Greece throughout history. These units have changed over time, with some examples being drachma, obolus, and lepton. The Greek monetary units have played a significant role in the country's economic development and financial system. Senses and Usages:1. Drachma:- Noun: The primary currency unit of Greece until it was replaced by the euro in 2002. Sample Sentence: After the adoption of the euro, the drachma became obsolete as a Greek monetary unit. Related products on Amazon: Drachma Coins 2. Obolus:- Noun: An ancient Greek silver coin worth one-sixth of a drachma. Sample Sentence: Archaeologists uncovered several oboloi in the ancient Greek city ruins. Related products on Amazon: Greek Obolus coins 3. Lepton:- Noun: The smallest denomination of the euro, currently used as a Greek monetary unit. Sample Sentence: She paid for the coffee with a few lepta coins. Related products on Amazon: Lepton Coins | ||||
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