kina
Port Moresby tender
Kina is the basic unit of currency in Papua New Guinea, divided into 100 toea: The price was fifteen kina.
The word comes from the name of a traditional shell once used as money in the region.
Separately, kina refers to a type of sea urchin found in New Zealand waters, prized as food.
Spiny marine echinoderm
- spinesStiff, pointed projections
- roeAquatic reproductive material
- uniBritish term for college
- gonadsGamete-producing glands
edible · shellfish · tide pools · reef · harvest · delicacy · Māori · New Zealand
Paper currency notes
- coinsMetal money units
- moneyCurrency for transactions
- tenderSoft or sore
- exchangeMutual giving and receiving
wallet · denominations · inflation · devaluation · remittance · forex · cash · notes
sea urchin
Spiny marine echinoderm
gonads · edible · shellfish · tide pools · reef · harvest · delicacy · Māori · New Zealand · Pacific
banknotes
Paper currency notes
exchange · wallet · denominations · inflation · devaluation · remittance · forex · cash · notes · monetary
- next of kinNearest living family members
- kith and kinAcquaintances and relatives
- blood kinBiological family members
- chosen kinSelf-selected loved ones
- female kinWomen in one's family
- kin slayingMurdering blood relatives