money meaning in Latin

English	Latin
money [monies] noun [UK: ˈmʌ.ni] [US: ˈmʌ.ni]	nummus [nummi](2nd) M noun pecu [pecus](4th) N noun pecunia [pecuniae](1st) F nounI need money. = Pecunia egeo. pretium [preti(i)](2nd) N nounJohn denies that he paid ransom money. = Thomas se pretium attulisse negat.
money, cash noun	argentum [argenti](2nd) N noun
money, pay, fee, fare noun	aes [aeris](3rd) N noun
money / allowance for buying papyrus / paper noun	charisticum [charistici](2nd) N noun chartiaticum [chartiatici](2nd) N noun
money / cash noun	lamina [laminae](1st) F noun lammina [lamminae](1st) F noun lamna [lamnae](1st) F noun
money / coinage noun	moneta [monetae](1st) F noun
money / kind fro a clothing allowance noun	vestiarium [vestiari(i)](2nd) N noun
money bag (bag used for holding money) noun	pasceolusnoun {m}
money-bag, purse noun	fiscus [fisci](2nd) M noun
money belt noun	zona [zonae](1st) F noun
money changer noun	argentarius [argentari(i)](2nd) M noun
money-changer noun [UK: ˈmʌ.nɪ.ˌtʃeɪn.dʒə] [US: ˈmʌ.nɪ.ˌtʃeɪn.dʒə]	collectarius [collectarii](2nd) M noun collybista [collybistae](1st) M noun conlectarius [conlectarii](2nd) M noun tarpezita [tarpezitae](1st) M noun
money-changer's table noun	banca [bancae](1st) F noun bancus [banci](2nd) M noun
money-changer, banker noun	mensarius [mensari(i)](2nd) M noun
money-dealer noun	monetarius [monetarii](2nd) M noun
money for noun	corollarium [corollarii](2nd) N noun
money given to soldiers instead of food, subsistence allowance noun	cenaticum [cenatici](2nd) N noun
money-grubber noun [UK: ˈmʌ.nɪ ɡrʌ.bə(r)] [US: ˈmʌ.nɪ ɡrʌ.bər]	cercops [cercopis](3rd) M noun
money jar (L+S) noun	cadus [cadi](2nd) M noun
money-lender noun [UK: ˈmʌ.nɪ.ˌlen.də] [US: ˈmʌ.nɪ.ˌlen.də]	danista [danistae](1st) M noun
money-lending, usurious (L+S) adjective	danisticus [danistica, danisticum]adjective
money placed on deposit / safe keeping noun	depositum [depositi](2nd) N noun
money saved by soldiers noun	viaticum [viatici](2nd) N noun
money set for public entertainment noun	lucar [lucaris](3rd) N noun
moneyed adjective [UK: ˈmʌ.nɪd] [US: ˈmʌ.nid]	nummatus [nummata, nummatum]adjective
acquire (goods / money / adherents), obtain, gain, get verb	acquiro [acquirere, acquisivi, acquisitus](3rd) TRANS verb
agio, discount / fee to change money / make change noun	collybus [collybi](2nd) M noun
amass / make up a round sum of money verb	conrotundo [conrotundare, conrotundavi, conrotundatus](1st) TRANS verb conrutundo [conrutundare, conrutundavi, conrutundatus](1st) TRANS verb corrotundo [corrotundare, corrotundavi, corrotundatus](1st) TRANS verb

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