solidus
noun pl. solidi
- a gold coin of the Late Roman Empire
- a medieval money of account worth twelve denarii: abbreviated s in £ s.d.
- a slant line (/), orig. the old long s (∫), used to separate shillings from pence (Ex.: 7/6)
- virgule
See solidus in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(sŏlˈĭ-dəs)
noun pl. sol·i·di (-dīˌ) - A gold coin of the Roman Empire used in Europe until the 15th century. Also called bezant.
- Printing A virgule; a slash.
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