obolus Definition
obo·lus (äb′ə ləs)
noun pl. -·li′-lī′
- in ancient Greece
- a coin valued at drachma
- a weight equal to 11 grains
- any of several small coins formerly current in Europe
Etymology: L < Gr obolos, var. of obelos, a spit, needle, bar used as money
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