mohur
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mo·hur
(mō′ər, mə-ho͝or′)n.
A gold coin, equal to 15 rupees, that was used in British India in the 1800s and early 1900s.
[Hindi muhr, gold coin, seal, from Persian; akin to Sanskrit mudrā, seal; see mudra.]
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mohur
(ˈməʊhə)n
(Currencies) a former Indian gold coin worth 15 rupees
[C17: from Hindi]
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mo•hur
(ˈmoʊ hər)n.
a gold coin of British India.
[1690–1700; earlier muhr < Urdu < Persian: seal, gold coin; akin to Skt mudrā]
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Translations
مﮩر