liroth
Sayli-ROHTUS/lɪˈɹoʊt/UK/lɪˈɹəʊt/
- 1Plural of lira, used for the former Israeli lira; a less common spelling of lirot.
He exchanged his remaining liroth for dollars at the border crossing.
A ledger from 1970s Haifa recorded every payment in liroth.
Note
The ending here is Hebrew rather than English: -oth stands where English would simply add -s. Its natural home is the former currency of Israel, the lira later superseded by the sheqel. In writing about that money it sits alongside the regular English plural liras. Outside that Hebrew-influenced setting, liras is the form most readers will recognize.
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