Definition of lilangeni in English:

lilangeni

nounPlural emalangeni ˌliːlaŋˈɡeɪniˌliläNGˈɡenē

The basic monetary unit of Swaziland, equal to 100 cents.
Example sentencesExamples
- But if you've ever wanted to know what fifty Swazi emalangeni looked like in 1990, or what two Hutt River Province dollars were like in 1970 (rather natty, actually), this is the place to come.
- Because of the heavy dependency on South Africa, anyone can notice why the country, apart from its local currency, the emalangeni, also uses the South African rand in all business transaction.
- IT was as if we were trying to pay with a fistful of Mongolian tugriks or a wad of Swaziland lilangeni.

Origin

From the Bantu prefix li- (used to denote a singular) + -langeni 'member of a royal family'.

Definition of lilangeni in US English:

lilangeni

nounˌliläNGˈɡenē

The basic monetary unit of Swaziland, equal to 100 cents.
Example sentencesExamples
- But if you've ever wanted to know what fifty Swazi emalangeni looked like in 1990, or what two Hutt River Province dollars were like in 1970 (rather natty, actually), this is the place to come.
- Because of the heavy dependency on South Africa, anyone can notice why the country, apart from its local currency, the emalangeni, also uses the South African rand in all business transaction.
- IT was as if we were trying to pay with a fistful of Mongolian tugriks or a wad of Swaziland lilangeni.

Origin

From the Bantu prefix li- (used to denote a singular) + -langeni ‘member of a royal family’.

单词	lilangeni
释义	Definition of lilangeni in English: lilangeni nounPlural emalangeni ˌliːlaŋˈɡeɪniˌliläNGˈɡenē The basic monetary unit of Swaziland, equal to 100 cents. Example sentencesExamples But if you've ever wanted to know what fifty Swazi emalangeni looked like in 1990, or what two Hutt River Province dollars were like in 1970 (rather natty, actually), this is the place to come. Because of the heavy dependency on South Africa, anyone can notice why the country, apart from its local currency, the emalangeni, also uses the South African rand in all business transaction. IT was as if we were trying to pay with a fistful of Mongolian tugriks or a wad of Swaziland lilangeni. Origin From the Bantu prefix li- (used to denote a singular) + -langeni 'member of a royal family'. Definition of lilangeni in US English: lilangeni nounˌliläNGˈɡenē The basic monetary unit of Swaziland, equal to 100 cents. Example sentencesExamples But if you've ever wanted to know what fifty Swazi emalangeni looked like in 1990, or what two Hutt River Province dollars were like in 1970 (rather natty, actually), this is the place to come. Because of the heavy dependency on South Africa, anyone can notice why the country, apart from its local currency, the emalangeni, also uses the South African rand in all business transaction. IT was as if we were trying to pay with a fistful of Mongolian tugriks or a wad of Swaziland lilangeni. Origin From the Bantu prefix li- (used to denote a singular) + -langeni ‘member of a royal family’.
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