nummion
/ˈnʌmɪɒn/Numismatics
noun
A Byzantine copper coin, equal to one fortieth of a follis. Chiefly in plural.
Origin
Early 20th century. From Byzantine Greek νουμίον, νουμμίον from ancient Greek νοῦμμος coin (probably from classical Latin nummus: see nummi-) + -ίον, diminutive suffix.
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