florentin.
a Florentine coin, especially the gold florin first minted in Firenze in 1252
Meaning & usage
a Florentine coin, especially the gold florin first minted in Firenze in 1252
Where this word comes from
Related to florentiner (“Florentine; person from Florence”), ultimately from Latin Flōrentīnus (“Florentine; of or belonging to Florence”), from Flōrentia (“Florence”) with the relational suffix -īnus. The coin name is a substantivized form meaning “Florentine [coin]”. The precise route by which the word entered Norwegian is uncertain. Compare French florentin, historically also used for a coin originating in Florence, as well as the related Norwegian coin name florin.
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