halala


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ha·la·la

(hə-lä′lə)
n.
A Saudi Arabian unit of currency equal to 1/100 of the riyal.

[Arabic halala; see hll in Semitic roots.]
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halala

(həˈlɑlə)
n
(Currencies) currency a Saudi Arabian unit of currency or coin that has the value of one hundredth of a rial
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ha•la•la

(həˈlɑ lə)

n., pl. -la, -las.
a monetary unit of Saudi Arabia, equal to 1/100 of the riyal.
[1965–70; < Arabic halalah]
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