senti
- noun
- South African
Examples
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Senti...
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But Mike considered his friends "senti meets," however well-intentioned, to be mere adulation.
Fiction book (2000) -
Or you're getting senti-fucking-mental now this girl isn't just theoretical.
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I mean, no senti had being need live in its own filth on the way to being barbarically slaughtered - just so that we can dose... - Uh, hello?... ...ourselves in growth hormones.
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In Kenya, 100 senti is equal to one shilling, making it important when calculating prices.
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The price of the bread was 50 senti, so I paid with a 10-shilling note.
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When I traveled to Tanzania, I exchanged my dollars for the local currency, which included many senti coins.
Synonyms
A money unit in Lesotho worth one hundredth of a loti
A small coin worth one hundredth of a Gambian dalasi
A small unit of money in Ghana equal to one hundredth of a cedi
A small money unit that is a fixed part of the main currency, like a cent
A former small Finnish coin worth one hundredth of the old markka
Surface Forms
Etymology
Senti as a money word comes from the European word cent, which means 'one hundredth'. So a senti is a small coin worth one hundredth of the main unit, which is why one hundred senti make one shilling or a similar currency.