English
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Etymology
Finnish markka "mark (coin)", from Germanic. See mark.

Noun
en-noun, abbreviation FIM

1. A mark, the currency used in Finland before the introduction of euro, consisting of 100 penni.

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Finnish
Etymology
See markka#English|English markka.

Noun
fi-noun|mark|type=markka, abbreviations mk, FIM

1. Former Finnish currency, markka#English|markka

#:Note: In Finnish the noun is in partitive singular after a cardinal number.
#:*sata markkaa
#:**One hundred marks

1. A mark, as a currency used in many European countries, notably Germany and Finland. Currently in use only in Bosnia and Herzegovina, see: convertible mark.
2. Short form of the former German currency, Saksan markka or saksanmarkka.
3. A one-mark coin or note, also markanraha.
4. Especially in plural (markat), money or wealth.
5. context|slang|lang=fi One hundred, especially of speed.

Related terms
markka-arvo
markkamäärä
markkamääräinen
Saksan markka
saksanmarkka
vaihdettava markka
vanha markka
veromarkka

Synonyms
coin or note
markanraha
money
raha
wealth
varallisuus
varat

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• 2007-11-08 20:03 - Hekaheka - /* Noun */ new sense

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