Malawi kwacha

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Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The basic unit of money in Malawi: The Malawi kwacha is the official currency of the Republic of Malawi. It is subdivided into 100 tambala.
Usage
  • The word "Malawi kwacha" functions as a compound noun. It is used to specify the currency of Malawi, particularly in financial, economic, and travel contexts.
  • It is often preceded by an amount or a currency symbol (MK).
Examples
  • Noun:
    • The price of the basket is five hundred Malawi kwacha.
    • He exchanged his US dollars for Malawi kwacha at the bank.
    • Inflation has affected the value of the Malawi kwacha.
Advanced Usage
  • "the kwacha": In contexts where the country is already clear, the currency may be referred to simply as "the kwacha."
    • The kwacha has stabilized against major currencies this quarter.
Variants and Related Words
  • Kwacha (noun): The name of the monetary unit used in both Malawi and Zambia. The specific country must usually be indicated to avoid ambiguity.
  • Tambala (noun): A subunit of the Malawi kwacha, equal to one hundredth of a kwacha.
  • MWK (symbol): The ISO 4217 currency code for the Malawi kwacha, used in international finance.
    • The transfer was made for an amount of 10,000 MWK.
Synonyms
  • Malawian currency: A descriptive synonym for the Malawi kwacha.
  • MK: An abbreviation often used informally or in written contexts to represent the Malawi kwacha.
Related Phrases
  • Kwacha notes/bills: Refers to the paper currency of Malawi.
    • He paid with a stack of kwacha notes.
  • Kwacha coins: Refers to the metal currency of Malawi.
    • The vending machine only accepts kwacha coins.
Noun
  1. the basic unit of money in Malawi

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