Definition of nakfa in English:

nakfa

nounPlural nakfasˈnakfəˈnäkfə

The basic monetary unit of Eritrea, equal to one hundred cents.
Example sentencesExamples
- Since the economy collapsed, the rent and everything have become so expensive, so I need 700 nakfas or 800 nakfas every month.
- I was able to pay 9000 nakfas straight away, so I didn't have to take on any loans and pay high interest.
- A litre of petrol went up by 40% to 20 nakfas diesel went up 25% to 10 nakfas a litre.
- A phone to my wife for 2 minutes and 40 seconds costed 109 nakfas.

Origin

1990s: from Nak'fa, the name of the town where the country's armed struggle against the Ethiopian regime was launched.

Definition of nakfa in US English:

nakfa

nounˈnäkfə

The basic monetary unit of Eritrea, equal to 100 cents.
Example sentencesExamples
- I was able to pay 9000 nakfas straight away, so I didn't have to take on any loans and pay high interest.
- Since the economy collapsed, the rent and everything have become so expensive, so I need 700 nakfas or 800 nakfas every month.
- A litre of petrol went up by 40% to 20 nakfas diesel went up 25% to 10 nakfas a litre.
- A phone to my wife for 2 minutes and 40 seconds costed 109 nakfas.

Origin

1990s: from Nak'fa, the name of the town where the country's armed struggle against the Ethiopian regime was launched.

单词	nakfa
释义	Definition of nakfa in English: nakfa nounPlural nakfasˈnakfəˈnäkfə The basic monetary unit of Eritrea, equal to one hundred cents. Example sentencesExamples Since the economy collapsed, the rent and everything have become so expensive, so I need 700 nakfas or 800 nakfas every month. I was able to pay 9000 nakfas straight away, so I didn't have to take on any loans and pay high interest. A litre of petrol went up by 40% to 20 nakfas diesel went up 25% to 10 nakfas a litre. A phone to my wife for 2 minutes and 40 seconds costed 109 nakfas. Origin 1990s: from Nak'fa, the name of the town where the country's armed struggle against the Ethiopian regime was launched. Definition of nakfa in US English: nakfa nounˈnäkfə The basic monetary unit of Eritrea, equal to 100 cents. Example sentencesExamples I was able to pay 9000 nakfas straight away, so I didn't have to take on any loans and pay high interest. Since the economy collapsed, the rent and everything have become so expensive, so I need 700 nakfas or 800 nakfas every month. A litre of petrol went up by 40% to 20 nakfas diesel went up 25% to 10 nakfas a litre. A phone to my wife for 2 minutes and 40 seconds costed 109 nakfas. Origin 1990s: from Nak'fa, the name of the town where the country's armed struggle against the Ethiopian regime was launched.
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