mancus
noun
man·cus
ˈmaŋkəs
plural -es
: an Anglo-Saxon unit of value equal to 30 silver pence
also : a piece of gold or silver worth 30 pence
Word History
Etymology
Old English, from Medieval Latin mancusus, from Arabic manqūsh engraved
- stand up with
- stand watch
- stand your ground law
- stand-alone
- stand-alones
- stand-down
- stand-easy
- stand-in
- stand-ins
- stand-table
- stand-up
- stand-upper
- stand-ups
- stand/face trial
- stand/stick out a mile
- standage
- standalone
- standalones
- standard
- standard atmosphere
- standard candle
- standard cell
- standard coin
- standard condition
- standard conditions