Associations to the word «Shekel»
Noun
- Mina
- Moshe
- Currency
- Silver
- Coinage
- Israelites
- Atonement
- Barley
- Exodus
- Coin
- Judah
- Valuation
- Nazareth
- Ounce
- Israel
- Abraham
- Gram
- Tyre
- Gaza
- Sixth
- Ox
- Weight
- Rabbi
- Jerusalem
- Million
- Weaver
- Payment
- Torah
- Talent
- Potter
- Chariot
- Isaac
- Offering
- Saul
- Tax
- Half
- Cow
- Sanctuary
- Moses
- Temple
- Gold
- Pound
- Pay
- Money
- Thread
- Budget
- Shirt
- Fifty
- Hire
- Ten
- Revolt
- Physician
- Wage
- Kg
- Merchant
- Fee
- Solomon
- Buy
- Price
- Inscription
- Cure
- Strip
- Fine
- Steal
- Cost
- Cent
- Dollar
- Jews
- Servant
- Owner
- Sacrifice
- Funding
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
SHEKEL, noun. A currency unit of both ancient and modern Israel.
SHEKEL, noun. (informal) money.
SHEKEL, noun. An ancient unit of weight equivalent to one-fiftieth of a mina.
Dictionary definition
SHEKEL, noun. The basic unit of money in Israel.
Wise words
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