noun
definition
The official currency of several countries, including Algeria, Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Libya, Serbia and Tunisia.
definition
An ancient Arab gold coin of 65 grains in weight.
Examples of dinar in a Sentence
Serbia still has the dinar, but Montenegro has the euro.
The Islamic dinar Malaysia has suggested that its trading partners in the Islamic world should all use the gold dinar.
But the new notes will instead be a version of the Swiss dinar, which is not only economically but also politically more desirable.
One month before this happened the bank had foreign exchange problems and the Jordanian dinar was devaluing every day.
No Malaysian gold dinar coins have ever been issued.
Just enough time to cook and eat your traditional " dinar " then take a little siesta.
But after the death of Toghrul Shah (1170) his three sons disputed with each other for the possession of the throne, and implored foreign assistance, till the country became utterly devastated and fell an easy prey to some bands of Ghuzz, who, under the leadership of Malik Dinar (1185), marched into Kerman after harassing Sinjar's dominions.
A ' Kurdish dinar ' now equals 100 new Iraqi dinars.
The palace of the last sultan of the Fur ruling dynasty, Ali Dinar, built in 1912, is a special tourist attraction.
The monetary unit is the dinar (franc) of loo paras (centimes).
This potentate, the sultan Ali Dinar, was recognized by the Sudan government, on condition of the payment of an annual tribute.
This was at the rate of a dinar per feddan, of which the proceeds were used in the first place for the pay of the troops and their families, with about half the amount in kind for the rations of the army.