What is "dinars"

Usage examples of "dinars".

But as for this Zachariah, I know he sells philtres at ten dinars the bottle: his shop is crowded with rich old women.

HASSAN Selim, in the name of friendship, take these ten dinars and buy me that philtre, and return with speed.

In the name of friendship, Selim, take the dinars and purchase me that philtre.

I have dinars of gold: we will furnish ourselves at the gate, and change these silks of indolence for the camel-hair of toil.

The fare he had been quoted had seemed exorbitantten dinars for the two mile ride from where the little landing craft had come down.

Princess, rest assured that we value the expediting of your mission above all things, may our dinars decrease if we do not, but this task of which I speak is urgent, under the circumstance, though it is but a small matter.

With considerable presence of mind, the driver managed to bribe the man five dinars before the inner gate slammed down, thus avoiding a delay of at least fifteen or twenty minutes.

The bribe should have been at least ten dinars, but by feigning stupidity until the last possible moment, the driver forced the gatekeeper to weigh the chances of getting a larger bribe from the loudly honking sheik in the sand car behind who seemed about to take his business to the next booth over against the possibility of losing a profit entirely on this cycle of the lock.

Highness, in the sense of being piles of dirhams and gold dinars that you can handle.

For example, the orbital fireworks cost a billion dinars, and funds had to be diverted from Palace maintenance.