the standard monetary unit of Azerbaijan, divided into 100 gopik
the standard monetary unit of Turkmenistan, divided into 100 tenesi
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Do you see Al-Lat and Al-Ozza and Manat the third idol beside?
From Mahomet Founder of Islam by Draycott, Gladys M.
Denisov said the bourse would launch rouble trading with the Emirati dirham, the Azeri manat and Egyptian pound.
From Reuters ● Dec. 20, 2022
Underscoring the economic risks of a return to war, Azerbaijan's manat currency, which has already slumped in value because of low world oil prices, on Monday suffered its biggest fall against the dollar since December.
From Reuters ● Apr. 4, 2016
They loaded the manat bills, the currency of Azerbaijan, into 38-ton trucks, according to people familiar with the shipment.
From Washington Post
Sauntering in the yard whilst dinner was made ready, they read an inscription on a homely fountain: "Sordibus abstersis, instructo marmore, priscus Fons nitet, et manat gratior unda tibi."
From The Emancipated by Gissing, George
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