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ma·nat

 (mä-nät′)
n. pl. manat
See Table at currency.
[Azerbaijani and Turkmen, from Russian moneta, coin, from Latin monēta, coinage; see money.]
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manat

(mæˈnæt)
n
1. (Currencies) the standard monetary unit of Azerbaijan, divided into 100 gopik
2. (Currencies) the standard monetary unit of Turkmenistan, divided into 100 tenesi
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Noun1.manat - the basic unit of money in Turkmenistanmanat - the basic unit of money in Turkmenistan
Turkmen monetary unit - monetary unit in Turkmenistan
2.manat - the basic unit of money in Azerbaijanmanat - the basic unit of money in Azerbaijan
Azerbaijani monetary unit - monetary unit in Azerbaijan
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