| 释义 |
ack·ey
\ˈakē\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: alteration of akee, the seeds of which were used as weights roughly equivalent to 20 grains of gold dust
1. : a silver coin struck in England in 1796 and 1818 for use on the Gold Coast in western Africa
2. : a unit of value equivalent to one ackey
< 1/2-ackey and 1/4-ackey coins were struck > |