lipa

[ lee-puh ]

noun

, plural li·pa, li·pas.

1. a monetary unit of Croatia.

lipa

/ ˈliːpə /

noun

1. a monetary unit of Croatia worth one hundredth of a kuna

Example Sentences

In Dua Lipa’s “Love Again,” you can clearly hear and focus the different instruments that comprise the track.

From Popular-Science

Lipa Schmeltzer's new song, "Hang Up The Phone," raises some important questions.

From The Daily Beast

Ataba'lipa, the last emperor of Peru, subdued by Pizarro, the Spanish general.

From Project Gutenberg

The Zlota Lipa was again crossed on that day at some of its numerous turnings.

From Project Gutenberg

The next day was Sunday, and she resolved to go as usual to Lipa, and take counsel at once with the priest.

From Project Gutenberg

Where is the sound that to the soulMysterious passage wrought, And strangely made the moving lipA harp-string for the thought?

From Project Gutenberg

Every night a Mauser bullet came wailing down the Lipa road and passed over the outpost with a resounding hiss.

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