monetary

English

Etymology

From Middle French monétaire, from Late Latin monetarius ‎(“pertaining to money”), from Latin monetarius ‎(“of a mint”), from Latin moneta ‎(“mint", "coinage”)

Pronunciation

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Adjective

monetary ‎(comparative more monetary, superlative most monetary)

1. Of, pertaining to, or consisting of money.

Related terms

• mint
• money
• monetarism
• monetarist

Translations

of or relating to money

• Catalan: monetari
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 貨幣 (zh), 货币 (zh) ‎(huòbì)

• Czech: peněžní (cs)
• Finnish: raha-, rahallinen (fi), monetaarinen (fi)
• French: monétaire (fr)
• German: monetär (de), Geld- (de)
• Greek: χρηματικός (el) m ‎(chrimatikós), νομισματικός (el) m ‎(nomismatikós)

• Hungarian: pénzügyi (hu), monetáris
• Japanese: 貨幣の (ja) ‎(かへいの, kahei no), 金銭的な ‎(きんせんてきな, kinsenteki na)
• Portuguese: monetário (pt)
• Romanian: monetar (ro) m, n
• Russian: де́нежный (ru) ‎(dénežnyj), валю́тный (ru) ‎(valjútnyj)
• Spanish: monetario (es)
• Welsh: ariannol (cy)

External links

• monetary in Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, G. & C. Merriam, 1913
• monetary in The Century Dictionary, The Century Co., New York, 1911
• monetary at OneLook Dictionary Search