Definition of paisa in English:

paisa

nounPlural paise ˈpʌɪsəˈpʌɪsɑːˈpīsə

A monetary unit of India and Nepal (and formerly of Pakistan), equal to one hundredth of a rupee.
Example sentencesExamples
- While traditional lamps sell at 50 paise a piece, aesthetically painted ones sell for a rupee each, they add.
- It capitalized on the Lux-soap brand, and it cost less than any other sachet: just 50 paise compared with two rupees.
- It costs as little as fifty paise to a rupee or two depending on the brand and is available virtually everywhere, thanks to street vendors and roadside shops.
- The story now takes us into a flashback to show Seshadri Naidu as a hardworking canteen owner who sells roti-dal-buttermilk for a rupee - making just 10 paise profit.
- A basket of mackerel would cost him 140 rupees; even if he sold at 50 paise per fish, it was still a loss.

Origin

Hindi paisā.

Definition of paisa in US English:

paisa

nounˈpīsə

A monetary unit of India and Nepal (and formerly of Pakistan), equal to one hundredth of a rupee.
Example sentencesExamples
- While traditional lamps sell at 50 paise a piece, aesthetically painted ones sell for a rupee each, they add.
- The story now takes us into a flashback to show Seshadri Naidu as a hardworking canteen owner who sells roti-dal-buttermilk for a rupee - making just 10 paise profit.
- It costs as little as fifty paise to a rupee or two depending on the brand and is available virtually everywhere, thanks to street vendors and roadside shops.
- A basket of mackerel would cost him 140 rupees; even if he sold at 50 paise per fish, it was still a loss.
- It capitalized on the Lux-soap brand, and it cost less than any other sachet: just 50 paise compared with two rupees.

Origin

Hindi paisā.

单词	paisa
释义	Definition of paisa in English: paisa nounPlural paise ˈpʌɪsəˈpʌɪsɑːˈpīsə A monetary unit of India and Nepal (and formerly of Pakistan), equal to one hundredth of a rupee. Example sentencesExamples While traditional lamps sell at 50 paise a piece, aesthetically painted ones sell for a rupee each, they add. It capitalized on the Lux-soap brand, and it cost less than any other sachet: just 50 paise compared with two rupees. It costs as little as fifty paise to a rupee or two depending on the brand and is available virtually everywhere, thanks to street vendors and roadside shops. The story now takes us into a flashback to show Seshadri Naidu as a hardworking canteen owner who sells roti-dal-buttermilk for a rupee - making just 10 paise profit. A basket of mackerel would cost him 140 rupees; even if he sold at 50 paise per fish, it was still a loss. Origin Hindi paisā. Definition of paisa in US English: paisa nounˈpīsə A monetary unit of India and Nepal (and formerly of Pakistan), equal to one hundredth of a rupee. Example sentencesExamples While traditional lamps sell at 50 paise a piece, aesthetically painted ones sell for a rupee each, they add. The story now takes us into a flashback to show Seshadri Naidu as a hardworking canteen owner who sells roti-dal-buttermilk for a rupee - making just 10 paise profit. It costs as little as fifty paise to a rupee or two depending on the brand and is available virtually everywhere, thanks to street vendors and roadside shops. A basket of mackerel would cost him 140 rupees; even if he sold at 50 paise per fish, it was still a loss. It capitalized on the Lux-soap brand, and it cost less than any other sachet: just 50 paise compared with two rupees. Origin Hindi paisā.
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