Noun:

இத்தாலி நாட்டில் ஒரு நாணய வகை,

lira's Usage Examples:

This is a simple harmonic wave-line, whose mean distance from the axis is a, whose wave-length is lira, and whose amplitude is c.

So instead of £ 1 buying 2,500,000 lira, it now buys just 2.

In a step inconceivable two generations ago, the mark, franc, and lira have been replaced by the euro.

1 A Turkish lira 18 shillings (English).

Already a supermarket in Tuscany made a PR splash by announcing it would accept old-style lira for one weekend earlier this month.

The confusion is thus extreme: the name Zade assimilated in Greek to the names ajra and B41ra becomes slira, though the form is that of Zain; the name of Samech is possibly the origin of Sigma, while the form of Samech is that of which has not taken over a Phoenician name.

PESETA, a silver coin and unit of value, the Spanish equivalent of the French, Belgian and Swiss franc, the Italian lira and the Greek drachma in the Latin monetary union.

That would mean I would have to pay 35,000,000 lira to buy my ELP CD.

Major political parties in Italy are now talking openly about having the lira back as a parallel currency to the euro.

The lira (plural lire) of 100 centesimi (centimes) is equal in value to the French franc.

The only roads are bridle-paths, and one municipal road by the Balira valley, connecting Andorra with the high road to Seo de Urgel and Manresa; but in 1904 France and Spain agreed to build a railway from Ax to Ripoll, which would greatly facilitate traffic.

The Victoria bridge at Alirajpur was built to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of 1897.

Synonyms:

Italian lira, Italian monetary unit, centesimo,

Antonyms:

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