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stater

/ˈsteɪ.tər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une ancienne monnaie grecque en argent ou en or, ou un habitant d'un État ou d'un groupe d'États.

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noun

/ˈsteɪ.tər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une ancienne monnaie grecque en argent ou en or, ou un habitant d'un État ou d'un groupe d'États.

A noun referring to an ancient Greek silver or gold coin, or a resident of a particular state or group of states.

  1. Ancient coinC2formal

    Any of various silver or gold coins used in ancient Greece and other regions.

    frStatère (monnaie antique)

    • The museum displayed a rare gold stater from the reign of Alexander the Great.
    • He collected ancient Greek staters from different city-states.
    • The stater was a standard unit of currency in many parts of the ancient world.
  2. Resident of a stateC2formal

    A person who lives in a particular state or group of states.

    frrésident d'un État

    • As a stater of California, she pays state income tax.
    • The conference was open to staters from all member states.
    • He is a proud stater of Texas and often talks about its history.