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nakfa

[ nahk-fah ]
/ ˈnɑk fɑ /
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noun, plural nak·fa, nak·fas.
a monetary unit of Eritrea, equal to 100 cents.
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Origin of nakfa

First recorded in 1995–20; named after the Eritrean town Nafka

Words nearby nakfa

naked lady, naked mole rat, naked singularity, naked truth, naker, nakfa, Nakhichevan, Nakhichevan Autonomous Republic, Nakhodka, Nakhon Ratchasima, Nakhon Sawan
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British Dictionary definitions for nakfa

nakfa
/ (ˈnækfə) /
noun
the standard currency unit of Eritrea
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