Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
mancus
noun
/ˈmæn.kəs/
Definition
An ancient Roman coin of low value, typically made of a base metal.
Examples
- The merchant accepted mancus in exchange for goods during the market.
- In ancient texts, the value of a mancus was often compared to other coins.
Meaning
In historical context, ‘mancus’ refers to a type of small coin used in trade.
Synonyms
- coin
- currency
- token
