| 释义 |
qui·nar·i·us
\kwiˈna(a)rēəs\ noun
(plural quinar·ii \-ēˌī\)
Etymology: Latin, from quinarius, adjective, quinary
1. : a Roman silver coin issued occasionally from the 3d century B.C. and equivalent to 1/2 denarius
2. : a gold 1/2-aureus piece of imperial Rome |