Definition of aureus in English:

aureus

nounPlural aurei ˈɔːrɪəsˈôrēəs

A Roman coin of the late republic and empire, worth 25 silver denarii.
Example sentencesExamples
- The highest price at the auction was paid for a Roman gold medallion of 4 aurei struck in AD 308 for the Roman Emperor Maxentius.
- Roman trade coins, ranging from the silver dinarii, issued by Augustus, to the gold aurei, minted by Tiberius and Nero, are a highlight.
- The gold denomination of the Roman Empire was the aureus, which was worth twenty-five silver denarii.

Origin

Latin, noun use of aureus 'golden', from aurum 'gold'.

Definition of aureus in US English:

aureus

nounˈôrēəs

A gold coin of ancient Rome, worth 25 silver denarii.
Example sentencesExamples
- The gold denomination of the Roman Empire was the aureus, which was worth twenty-five silver denarii.
- Roman trade coins, ranging from the silver dinarii, issued by Augustus, to the gold aurei, minted by Tiberius and Nero, are a highlight.
- The highest price at the auction was paid for a Roman gold medallion of 4 aurei struck in AD 308 for the Roman Emperor Maxentius.

Origin

Latin, noun use of aureus ‘golden’, from aurum ‘gold’.

单词	aureus
释义	Definition of aureus in English: aureus nounPlural aurei ˈɔːrɪəsˈôrēəs A Roman coin of the late republic and empire, worth 25 silver denarii. Example sentencesExamples The highest price at the auction was paid for a Roman gold medallion of 4 aurei struck in AD 308 for the Roman Emperor Maxentius. Roman trade coins, ranging from the silver dinarii, issued by Augustus, to the gold aurei, minted by Tiberius and Nero, are a highlight. The gold denomination of the Roman Empire was the aureus, which was worth twenty-five silver denarii. Origin Latin, noun use of aureus 'golden', from aurum 'gold'. Definition of aureus in US English: aureus nounˈôrēəs A gold coin of ancient Rome, worth 25 silver denarii. Example sentencesExamples The gold denomination of the Roman Empire was the aureus, which was worth twenty-five silver denarii. Roman trade coins, ranging from the silver dinarii, issued by Augustus, to the gold aurei, minted by Tiberius and Nero, are a highlight. The highest price at the auction was paid for a Roman gold medallion of 4 aurei struck in AD 308 for the Roman Emperor Maxentius. Origin Latin, noun use of aureus ‘golden’, from aurum ‘gold’.
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