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RIAL SIGN

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See also: ريال and ریال

Arabic

Etymology

From Spanish real.

Symbol

رِيَال (riyāl) m (plural رِيَالَات (riyālāt))

  1. riyal (the symbol for the official currency of Saudi Arabia and Qatar).
  2. rial (the symbol for the official currency of Iran, Oman, and Yemen).

See also

Currency signs

  • ؋ – afghani
  • ฿ – baht
  • – bitcoin
  • ¢ – cent
  • – colón
  • – cedi
  • $ – dollar
  • – dong
  • ֏ - dram
  • – euro
  • ƒ – florin (also called guilder and gulden)
  • – guarani
  • – lari
  • – hryvnia
  • – kip
  • – lira (in Turkey)
  • – manat
  • – mill
  • – naira
  • – peso (in the Philippines)
  • £ – pound
  • – riyal
  • – riel
  • ރ – rufiyaa
  • – ruble
  • – rupee
  • – rupee
  • – Indian rupee
  • or taka (in Bangladesh)
  • – rupee (in Gujarat)
  • – new sheqel
  • – tenge
  • – tugrik
  • – won
  • ¥ – yen or yuan

Formerly used currency signs

  • – austral
  • – ECU (European Currency Unit)
  • – cruzeiro
  • – drachma
  • – franc
  • – lira
  • – Livres Tournois
  • – mark
  • – peseta
  • – pfennig
  • – spesmilo

Persian

Etymology

From Arabic رِيَال (riyāl).

Symbol

(riâl)

  1. rial (the symbol for the official currency of Iran).
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