n., pl., au·rar (ou'rär', œ'rär').
A unit of currency in Iceland.
[Icelandic, from Old Norse, money, probably from Latin aurum, gold.]
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eyrir
n., pl., au·rar (ou'rär', œ'rär').
A unit of currency in Iceland.
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