qintar

[ kin-tahr ]

/ kɪnˈtɑr /

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noun

a money of account of Albania, one 100th of a lek.

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Also qin·dar

[kin-dahr]. /kɪnˈdɑr/.

Origin of qintar

First recorded in 1925–30; from Albanian qindarka, derivative of qind “hundred”; see origin at hundred

Words nearby qintar

qindar, Qingdao, Qing Hai, Qinhuangdao, Qin Shi Huang Di, qintar, Qiongshan, Qiqihar, qirsh, Qishm, qiviut

British Dictionary definitions for qintar

qintar

/ (kɪnˈtɑː) /

noun

a variant spelling of qindar

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