'To Hear'
auditorium - a place where things are heard
audible - the quality of being heard
audio - pertaining to sound
The root aud comes from the Latin word audire -to hear, listen.
"Aud" in Latin means "to hear" or "to listen." It is the root of words like "audience," "auditory," and "audition."
aud means something to do with performing and sound
RAM Australian uncirculated sets - * 1989 - $40 AUD * 1990 - $120 AUD * 1991 - $40 AUD * 1992 - $80 AUD * 1993 - $60 AUD * 1994 - $40 AUD * 1995 - $60 AUD * 1996 - $55 AUD * 1997 - $90 AUD * 1998 - $40 AUD * 1999 - $50 AUD
it is the meaning of to hear
150.00 AUD = 97.56 GBP1 AUD = 0.6504 GBP1 GBP = 1.5375 AUD
50,000.00 AUD = 52,331.00 USD1 AUD = 1.0466 USD1 USD = 0.95545 AUD
0.99 AUD = 1.0362 USD1 AUD = 1.0466 USD1 USD = 0.95545 AUD
No, "aud" is not Latin. "Aud" does not correspond to any Latin word.
115.00 AUD = 92.13 EUR1 AUD = 0.80109 EUR1 EUR = 1.2483 AUD
Aud Cruster's birth name is Olsen, Cruster Aud.
The highest values quoted below are for uncirculated coins in mint condition. Circulated coins will have a significantly lower value. 1939 - $1,750 AUD 1931 - $1,700 AUD 1930 - $1,700 AUD 1928 - $1,200 AUD 1925 - $1,450 AUD 1924 - $2,350 AUD 1923 - $65,000 AUD 1918 - $4,500 AUD 1915 - $8,500 AUD 1914 - (mintmark = H) $1,350 AUD 1914 - (no mintmark) $1,650 AUD If you are fortunate enough to find one of these, a reputable coin dealer will be able to give a more accurate valuation.