The strange coinages of money words

Some money words were minted millennia ago. Others are more re-cent.

The Coining of “Money”

Money comes from a mint, but, etymologically, both words come from the same source: the Latin word monēta, meaning “mint.” That word derives from Monēta, an epithet of Juno, queen of the Roman gods.

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ENGLISH WEATHER IDIOMS - Free Audio Lesson + Weather Idiom Quiz: 
Do you know these 5 great weather idioms. Take the quiz, then the audio lesson, then a writing quiz to make sure you can use them properly.