dinar

Converse of object

• cost: On the other hand, CDs cost 2,250 Iraqi dinars about $ 1.75.
• use: The Islamic Dinar Malaysia has suggested that its trading partners in the Islamic world should all use the gold dinar.
• fine: They were also fined 10,000 Kuwaiti dinars ( $ 32,000 ) each.
• get: They get six dinars apiece from the refugee commission.
• pay: They are to pay one hundred dinars every year, in Rajab, full weight and good money.
• have: Serbia still has the dinar, but Montenegro has the euro.

Adjective modifier

• Swiss: But the new notes will instead be a version of the Swiss dinar, which is not only economically but also politically more desirable.
• Iraqi: The cost is just 250 Iraqi dinars, or about 12 cents, a bargain in this neighborhood.
• gold: The Islamic Dinar Malaysia has suggested that its trading partners in the Islamic world should all use the gold dinar.
• Jordanian: One month before this happened the bank had foreign exchange problems and the Jordanian dinar was devaluing every day.
• new: A ' Kurdish dinar ' now equals 100 new Iraqi dinars.
• Tunisian: You will find plenty of banks with hole-in-the-wall cash machines, too, where you can draw Tunisian dinars on your debit card.

Noun used with modifier

gold: No Malaysian gold dinar coins have ever been issued.