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Definition of Portuguese monetary unit
1. Noun. Monetary unit in Portugal.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Portuguese Monetary Unit
Literary usage of Portuguese monetary unit
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Complete Pocket-guide to Europe by Thomas Lathrop Stedman (1904)
"The reis, the Portuguese monetary unit, is about \ centime, or 2J mills : each
franc is therefore worth 200 reis. The conto de reis, or a million of reis, ..."
2. Cassell's Complete Pocket-guide to Europe by Edmund Clarence Stedman, Edward King (1897)
"The reis, the Portuguese monetary unit, is about \ centime, or 2-i mills: each
franc is therefore worth 200 reis. The conto de reis, or a million of reis, ..."
3. Osgood's Complete Pocket-guide to Europe by Osgood, James R. & Co., pub, Osgood, James R. and company, publisher (1882)
"The reis, the Portuguese monetary unit, is about \ centime, or 2-J mills : each
franc is therefore worth 200 reis. The conto de reis, or a million of reis, ..."
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