| 释义 |
mint·er
\ˈmintə(r)\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English mynter, from Old English mynetere; akin to Middle Dutch munter minter, Middle High German münzære; all from a prehistoric West Germanic word borrowed from Late Latin monetarius minter, from Latin moneta mint, coin + -arius -ary
: one that mints money
< pioneer gold coins of private minters — Roy Hill >
< if a minter be convicted of striking bad money — F.M.Stenton > |