dirham

English

Etymology

From Arabic درهم (dírham), ultimately from Ancient Greek δραχμή (drachmē).

Noun

Wikipedia dirham (plural dirhams)

1. A unit of currency used with varying value in many Arabic countries, including Morocco, the United Arab Emirates, Libya and Qatar.

Translations

unit of currency

• Arabic: درهم (ar) (dírham) m
• Armenian: դիրհամ (hy) (dirham)

• Catalan: dírham (ca) m
• Russian: дирхам (ru) (dirxám) m