dinero
Mexican slang currency
Dinero is Spanish for money, borrowed into casual English as slang: I'm a little short on dinero right now.
The word adds flavor or humor to conversations about cash, often with a slightly ironic tone.
Latin American currency
- dollarBasic U.S. currency unit
- euroShared continental currency
- cashReady spending funds
- coinsMetal money units
bills · banknotes · change · fiat · exchange · forex · cryptocurrency · yen
Wealth or destiny
- richesAbundant valuable possessions
- affluenceAbundance of money
- prosperityGood fortune, success
- feriaHispanic public celebration
assets · inheritance · investment · millionaire · billionaire · luxury · estate · opulence
Goods obtained for payment
- paymentFulfilling a financial obligation
- budgetPlan for spending
- transactionExchange of goods/money
- expenditureMoney paid out
cost · outlay · shopping · splurge · afford · invoice · bargain · sale
Regular monetary receipts
- salaryFixed periodic employment payment
- wagesPayment for work
- paycheckCompensation for labor
- remunerationPayment for work done
compensation · commission · bonus · profit · revenue · gain · dividend · payout
peso
Latin American currency
bills · coins · banknotes · change · fiat · exchange · forex · cryptocurrency · yen · pound
fortune
Wealth or destiny
- richesAbundant valuable possessions
- affluenceAbundance of money
- prosperityGood fortune, success
feria · assets · inheritance · investment · millionaire · billionaire · luxury · estate · opulence · savings
purchase
Goods obtained for payment
- paymentFulfilling a financial obligation
- budgetPlan for spending
- transactionExchange of goods/money
expenditure · cost · outlay · shopping · splurge · afford · invoice · bargain · sale · debit
income
Regular monetary receipts
remuneration · compensation · commission · bonus · profit · revenue · gain · dividend · payout · returns