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coinage

UK
/ˈkɔɪ.nɪdʒ/
US
/ˈkɔɪ.nɪdʒ/

Translations

coinagenoun
coinages
pl
créationAu sens de création d’un mot ou d’une expression.
The term 'blog' is a relatively recent coinage in the English language.
Le terme « blog » est une création relativement récente de la langue anglaise.
frappeAu sens de fabrication de monnaie.
The coinage of new currency was necessary to replace the old, worn-out coins.
La frappe de la nouvelle monnaie était nécessaire pour remplacer les anciennes pièces usées.
monnaieAu sens collectif de pièces ou de monnaie en circulation.
The museum displayed ancient coinage from various civilizations.
Le musée exposait de la monnaie ancienne provenant de diverses civilisations.
Additional translations
néologismeAu sens de mot ou d’expression nouvellement inventé.
Synonyms
currency
money
mintage
tokens
numismatics
coinageadjective
UK
/ˈkɔɪ.nɪdʒ/
US
/ˈkɔɪ.nɪdʒ/
Used attributively before another noun, e.g. "coinage metal".
monétaireEn rapport avec la monnaie, la frappe ou un métal apte à la fabrication des pièces.
Gold is considered a traditional coinage metal.
L’or est considéré comme un métal monétaire traditionnel.

Definitions

coinagenoun
The act or process of creating coins; minting.
The coinage of new currency was necessary to replace the old, worn-out coins.
Coins collectively; currency.
The museum displayed ancient coinage from various civilizations.
The invention of a new word or phrase.
The term 'blog' is a relatively recent coinage in the English language.
A word or phrase that has been newly invented; a neologism.
The latest coinage from Silicon Valley is the term "metaverse".
coinageadjective
Relating to coins, minting, or metal suitable for making coins.
Gold is considered a traditional coinage metal.
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