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coinable

/kˈɔɪnəbəl/ adj

Able to be coined.

Word Origin From Latin 'cuneus' meaning a wedge or a die for stamping metal. A coin is literally a stamped piece of metal. Coinable means able to be coined, capable of being made into money. The same root gives us coinage (the process of coining) and coiner (one who coins). The word also extends to inventing new words — something coinable can be minted into language.

adj Able to be coined.

The new alloy proved to be highly coinable, allowing the mint to produce currency efficiently.

(形容词) 可铸币的

这种新合金证明非常适合铸造硬币，使造币厂能够高效生产货币。

(adjetivo) Que se puede acuñar.

La nueva aleación resultó ser altamente acuñable, lo que permitió a la casa de moneda producir dinero de manera eficiente.

(adjectif) frappable; battable; monnayable [Qui peut être frappé (en parlant d'une monnaie) ou forgé, inventé (en parlant d'un mot, d'une expression).]

Le nouvel alliage s'est révélé très coinable, permettant à la monnaie de produire de la monnaie efficacement.

(Adjektiv) prägbar; münzbar [**coinable** *Adj.* – geeignet, um zu Münzen geprägt zu werden; prägefähig.]

Die neue Legierung erwies sich als besonders **coinable**, sodass die Münzprägeanstalt effizient Währung herstellen konnte.

(形容詞) 鋳造できる；貨幣やメダルを作ることができる。

新しい合金は硬貨に鋳造しやすいことが証明され、造幣局が効率的に通貨を製造できるようになった。

(adjetivo) cunhável [Que pode ser cunhado.]

A nova liga metálica mostrou-se altamente cunhável, permitindo que a casa da moeda produzisse moeda de forma eficiente.

Synonyms: mintable Antonyms: uncoinable
Word parts: coin + able

Related words

coinage coiner

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