Dinar (noun)

1. The basic unit of currency in several countries, including Iraq, Jordan, and Tunisia.
2. A gold or silver coin used in the medieval Islamic world and the modern Middle East.

Origin:

From arabic dinar, meaning "gold coin".

Examples:

1. The dinar is the official currency of Iraq.
2. The dinar is worth about 1000 fils.
3. The dinar was used as a currency in the medieval Islamic world.
4. He exchanged his dollars for dinars at the currency exchange.
5. The dinar was a popular currency in the ancient Middle East.