Converse of object

• earn: In India they could earn 5000 Indian rupees per month which is about £ 60.

• spend: For every rupee spent on the new seeds, a farmer can reap up to 5 rupees of crop.

• pay: The women are paid 40 rupees for 6 hours work.

• cost: It is said to have cost 10 million rupees to build, much of it spent on the opulent marble royal palaces within.

• invest: Over 30 years it has invested two billion rupees in India's social development.

• offer: The Master asked one of his companions to offer a rupee in the shrine, according to the Hindu custom.

Adjective modifier

• Indian: In India they could earn 5000 Indian rupees per month which is about £ 60.

• few: Krishna uses his last few rupees to travel to a city, which by luck of the draw turns out to be Bombay.

• Mauritian: Currency The Mauritian rupee ( Rs ) is divided into 100 cents.

• Nepali: I earn about 700 Nepali rupees a week from knitting sweaters.

Modifies a noun

• note: I only have a 100 rupee note - relatively speaking, a fortune.

Preposition: per

• month: In India they could earn 5000 Indian rupees per month which is about £ 60.

• day: Before the tsunami we were earning 100 rupees per day.

• week: Cost: The Placement Cost to participate in these camps will be 3750 Indian Rupees per week ( approx.

Noun used with modifier

• crore: Even then, the financial demand runs into tens of crores rupees per year.