Coin ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Coin ( verb )

To make coins, usually of metal, by stamping them with an official design and issuing them as a form of currency.

Origin:

The word coin is derived from the latin word "cuneus" meaning "wedge" which is likely related to the original shape of the coins made from metal, which were often made in the shape of a wedge.

Examples:

1. The government has decided to coin new coins with a new design.
2. The ancient civilization was known to have coined their own currency.
3. The new country had to coin its own money after gaining independence.
4. The mint is responsible for coining the country's money.
5. The company has been coining medals for the last five years.

(As a noun)

Coin ( noun )

To make coins, usually of metal, by stamping them with an official design and issuing them as a form of currency.

Origin:

The word coin is derived from the latin word "cuneus" meaning "wedge" which is likely related to the original shape of the coins made from metal, which were often made in the shape of a wedge.

Examples:

1. The government has decided to coin new coins with a new design.
2. The ancient civilization was known to have coined their own currency.
3. The new country had to coin its own money after gaining independence.
4. The mint is responsible for coining the country's money.
5. The company has been coining medals for the last five years.