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Noun:

ମାର୍କା |,

markkas's Usage Examples:

In Helsinki slang, the sum of a hundred markkas was traditionally called a huge [hu.

to deliver a production unit to Soviet Union worth 30 million Finnish markkas.

of Finland, who eventually granted only 8,000 markkas (30,000 €).

In April 1930, the Parliament of Finland allotted 4,000,000 Finnish markkas for procuring a second-hand full-rigged ship and refitting it as a school.

By the end of the 1940s, Kesko's sales amounted to about 15 billion old Finnish markkas (equivalent to EUR 580 million in 2010), which was about 12% of the overall sales of the central companies operating in the Finnish trading sector.

lyricists with yearly prize money of 5,000 euros (previously 30,000 Finnish markkas).

Kuha had agreed to a fee the previous spring of 600 Finnish markkas, which corresponds to 824 Euros in 2008 currency.

region in Hungary worth several million Finnish markkas.

TV Nurmi and Salora sold televisions valued at six million Finnish markkas (excluding accounting procedures) from 1970 to 1975.

involving the drunkard neighbor who hid a suitcase full of two million markkas in lottery winnings from his wife; if the player finds it and keeps it.

fortune with him when he dies, but after Tuoni asks a price of 50 Finnish markkas (about 8.

Over half of the company’s net sales of 250 million Finnish markkas came from automation systems for the CRT industry.

kidnapping and murder for lifetime in prison and to pay a sum of 21,500 Finnish markkas to Janne"s family as compensation.