Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

liard

Noun
/ˈlɪərd/
Definition
A historical unit of currency in France, specifically a coin worth two deniers.
Examples
  • In the 17th century, the liard was often used by common people for daily transactions.
  • The baker charged a liard for a loaf of bread, making it affordable for everyone.
Meaning
The term ‘liard’ refers to a low-denomination coin that was used in France, particularly during the medieval period.
Synonyms
  • coin
  • currency