paraguayan monetary unit
Definition
Noun: A Paraguayan monetary unit is the standard unit of currency used within the Republic of Paraguay. It forms the basis of the country's financial system and is used for pricing goods, services, and storing value.
Usage
The term is used to refer to the official currency of Paraguay in a general, categorical sense. It is often used in economic, financial, or comparative contexts when discussing units of money.
Examples
- The guarani is the primary Paraguayan monetary unit.
- Prices in the market are listed in the local Paraguayan monetary unit.
- Economists analyzed the stability of the Paraguayan monetary unit over the past decade.
Advanced Usage
- The term can be used in plural form ("Paraguayan monetary units") when speaking about amounts or categories of currency in a non-specific way.
- The investment was valued in several Paraguayan monetary units from different historical periods.
Variants and Related Words
- Guarani (PYG): This is the specific name of the current and primary Paraguayan monetary unit. One guarani is subdivided into 100 céntimos, though céntimos are no longer used in practice due to inflation.
- Peso: A former Paraguayan monetary unit used before the introduction of the guarani in 1943.
Synonyms
- Paraguayan currency
- Unit of Paraguayan currency
Noun
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monetary unit in Paraguay
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