eyrir
[ey-reer]
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noun, plural au·rar [oi-rahr] /ˈɔɪ rɑr/.
an aluminum bronze coin of Iceland, the 100th part of a króna.
Origin of eyrir
1925–30; < Icelandic; Old Norse: ounce, unit of money (cognate with Swedish öre) < Latin aureus golden
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The first part of the name Aurboda, the aur of many significations may be referred to eyrir, pl.
Teutonic Mythology, Vol. 1 of 3Viktor Rydberg, Ph.D.
eyrir
noun plural aurar (ˈɔːrɑː)
Word Origin for eyrir
Old Norse: ounce (of silver), money; related to Latin aureus golden
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