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agio
\ˈa(ˌ)jō, ˈajēˌō, ˈä(ˌ)jō\ noun
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Etymology: Italian aggio, agio, alteration (by false word division, l being taken as the def. article) of Italian dialect lajjë, from Middle Greek allagion exchange, from Greek allagē change, exchange, from allos other — more at else
1.
a. : a premium or percentage paid for the exchange of one currency for another (as where gold is given for silver or metallic for paper currency)
b. : the premium or discount on foreign bills of exchange
2. : money changing |