nummular

English

Etymology

From Latin nummularius, from nummulus, diminutive of nummus (“a coin”): compare French nummulaire.

Adjective

nummular (comparative more nummular, superlative most nummular)

  1. Of or relating to coins or money.
  2. Coin-shaped; flattened, with a rounded form, as disk.
  3. (medicine) Characterized by round lesions.

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