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taler
This term refers to a specific historical currency and is primarily encountered in academic texts, historical novels, or numismatic catalogs. It carries a connotation of antiquity and old-world commerce, specifically evoking the economic landscape of the Holy Roman Empire and surrounding regions.
Because it describes a physical coin, it follows standard countability rules for currency. It is distinct from the modern "dollar," although the latter is etymologically derived from "taler" via the Dutch "daalder."
Meanings
Examples
The merchant demanded ten silver talers for the rare spice.
I wonder if this old taler is still worth anything to a collector.
He paid for the horse with a single heavy taler.
The chest was filled with gold and silver talers.
The taler was a widely accepted currency across Central Europe.
I can barely afford a taler for a loaf of bread these days.
She clutched the last remaining taler in her pocket.