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mo·hur M0369400 (mō′ər, mə-ho͝or′)n. A gold coin, equal to 15 rupees, that was used in British India in the 1800s and early 1900s.
[Hindi muhr, gold coin, seal, from Persian; akin to Sanskrit mudrā, seal; see mudra.]mohur (ˈməʊhə) n (Currencies) a former Indian gold coin worth 15 rupees[C17: from Hindi]mo•hur (ˈmoʊ hər)
n. a gold coin of British India. [1690–1700; earlier muhr < Urdu < Persian: seal, gold coin; akin to Skt mudrā] TranslationsMohurenUK
Mohur a gold coin of India. Mohurs were minted between the 16th and 18th centuries and, later, from 1835 to 1891 and from 1916 to 1919. After 1835 their value was expressed in rupees, with 1 mohur equaling 15 silver rupees. MohurenUK
MohurA gold coin issued in British India and associated states. It was equivalent to 15 rupees. British India stopped minting mohurs in 1918, but some states kept issuing them until the independence of India in 1947. |