mont-de-piété
noun
mont-de-pié·té
mōⁿd(ə)pyātā
plural monts-de-piété
"
: a public pawnbroker's office for lending money at reasonable rates
Word History
Etymology
French, from Italian monte di pietà, literally, bank of pity
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