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koruna

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun koruna has 2 senses
  1. koruna - the basic unit of money in Slovakia
    --1 is a kind of
    Slovakian monetary unit
  2. koruna - the basic unit of money in Czech Republic
    --2 is a kind of
    Czech monetary unit
    --2 has parts: haler, heller; haler, heller

Definitions from the Web

Koruna


Noun

Sense 1:

A unit of currency in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

Sample Sentence: I exchanged my euros for Czech korunas at the bank.

Related Products: Czech Koruna Coins, Czech Koruna Banknotes


Noun

Sense 2:

A crown-like ornament or decoration.

Sample Sentence: The queen wore a beautiful golden koruna on her head.

Related Products: Crown Decorations, Crown Headband


Noun

Sense 3 (Local):

A traditional folk dance originating from the Philippines.

Sample Sentence: The group performed the energetic koruna during the cultural festival.

Related Products: Philippine Folk Dance Music, Traditional Philippine Costumes


Verb

Sense 1:

To crown or garnish with a koruna.

Sample Sentence: The cake was korunaed with colorful sugar decorations.

Related Products: Sugar Cake Decorations, Edible Cake Toppers


Adjective

Sense 1:

Describing something that is characteristic of or associated with the Czech Republic or Slovakia.

Sample Sentence: The restaurant offered a delicious koruna-style dish.

Related Products: Czech Cookbook, Slovakian Recipe Book

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