dinero

Spanish

Etymology

From Latin dēnārius.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /diˈneɾo/, [d̪iˈneɾo]
Hyphenation: di‧ne‧ro

Noun

dinero m (plural dineros)

money
wealth

Synonyms

(money):
- (Argentina, Uruguay) billullo, biyuya, cobre, cuartos, fasules, guita, lana, mangos, morlacos, mosca, pasta, patacones, pisto, plata, reales, rupias, teca, tela, torbelo, vento
- (Bolivia) luz
- (Costa Rica) plata
- (Honduras) pisto
- (Mexico) fierro, lana, luz, pachocha, pasta, varos
- (Northern Mexico) feria
- (Panama) chenchén, chimbilín, plata, reales
- (Peru) guita, lana, villegas
- (Spain) guita, maney, manteca, mosca, pasta, pelas, plata, tela, tela marinera, verdes
- billete

Derived terms

(diminutive dinerillo or dinerito)

Derived terms

dineroso
dineruelo

See also

Further reading

“dinero” in Diccionario de la lengua española, Vigésima tercera edición, Real Academia Española, 2014.

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