metical
noun
met·i·cal ˈme-ti-kəl 
ˌme-ti-ˈkäl
variants or metica
ˈme-ti-kə
or less commonly meticais ˈme-ti-(ˌ)kīz
ˌme-ti-ˈkīsh
plural meticals or meticas also meticais
the basic monetary unit of Mozambique see Money Table
Word History
Etymology
Portuguese, miskal (a unit of weight in Muslim countries), from Arabic mithqāl
First Known Use
1980, in the meaning defined above
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