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Definition of markka in English: markkanoun ˈmɑːkɑːˈmɑːkəˈmärkə (until the introduction of the euro in 2002) the basic monetary unit of Finland, equal to 100 penniä. Example sentencesExamples - Finland granted its own currency, the markka, within the Russian Empire.
- Finnish bankers forecast that the outgoing markka will be overtaken by euro as the most used currency by the beginning of next week.
- More than 10 percent of Finland's exports are shipped by air and the stoppage would mean additional losses to Finnish industry of around 70 million markka per day.
- If you were a counterfeiter in Finland before the euro, and you wanted to counterfeit the markka, after about half an hour you would have produced enough to saturate the market.
- The markka, or Finnmark, is the basic monetary unit.
Definition of markka in US English: markkanounˈmärkə The basic monetary unit of Finland (until replaced by the euro), equal to 100 penniä. Example sentencesExamples - Finnish bankers forecast that the outgoing markka will be overtaken by euro as the most used currency by the beginning of next week.
- The markka, or Finnmark, is the basic monetary unit.
- More than 10 percent of Finland's exports are shipped by air and the stoppage would mean additional losses to Finnish industry of around 70 million markka per day.
- If you were a counterfeiter in Finland before the euro, and you wanted to counterfeit the markka, after about half an hour you would have produced enough to saturate the market.
- Finland granted its own currency, the markka, within the Russian Empire.
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