saudi arabian riyal
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Definition
Noun The official currency of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It is the basic monetary unit used for all transactions within the country.
Usage
The term "Saudi Arabian riyal" is used to specify the currency in financial, economic, and travel contexts. It is often abbreviated as SAR or ر.س.
Examples
- The price of the textbook is 75 Saudi Arabian riyal.
- You will need to exchange your dollars for Saudi Arabian riyal upon arrival.
- The hotel bill was charged in Saudi Arabian riyal.
Advanced Usage
- The Saudi Arabian riyal is pegged to the U.S. dollar at a fixed exchange rate.
- International oil prices are often quoted in U.S. dollars, but the revenue is converted into Saudi Arabian riyal for the national budget.
Variants and Related Words
- Riyal (SAR): The common short form.
- Halala: A subunit of the riyal. 100 halalas equal 1 Saudi Arabian riyal.
- Currency: The general term for a system of money used in a particular country.
Synonyms
- Saudi currency
- SAR (the standard three-letter currency code)
Related Phrases
- Riyal note/bill: Refers to the paper money.
- Riyal coin: Refers to the metal money.
- Exchange rate for the riyal: The value of the riyal compared to another currency.
Noun
- the basic unit of money in Saudi Arabia