sene

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sene

A child saves a shiny sene in a piggy bank.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A monetary unit of Samoa: The "sene" is a subunit of the Samoan tālā, the official currency of Samoa. One hundred sene equal one tālā.
Usage
  • The word "sene" is used exclusively as a singular noun to refer to the fractional currency unit. It is analogous to "cent" in relation to the US dollar or "penny" in relation to the British pound sterling.
  • It is typically used in financial contexts, price listings, and discussions of Samoan currency.
Examples
  • Noun:
    • The price of the fruit is only twenty sene.
    • One tālā is divided into one hundred sene.
    • Do you have any sene coins for the bus fare?
Advanced Usage
  • The term is often used in its plural form, which is also "sene" (e.g., ).
  • It is used in compound terms related to currency, such as "sene coin" or "sene piece."
Variants and Related Words
  • Tālā (noun): The primary monetary unit of Samoa, of which the sene is a subdivision.
  • Cent (noun): A general term for a hundredth of a basic monetary unit in various currencies, serving a similar function to the sene.
Synonyms
  • Subunit: A general term for a fractional monetary unit.
  • Fractional currency: Money in denominations less than the basic unit.
Notes
  • The "sene" is specific to the currency of Samoa. It is not used as a general term for money or value outside this context.
  • The spelling and usage are fixed; it does not have other grammatical forms (e.g., it is not used as a verb or adjective).
sene

A child saves a shiny sene in a piggy bank.

Noun
  1. 100 sene equal 1 tala in Western Samoa