What is another word for mina?
Pronunciation: [mˈiːnə] (IPA) 
Mina is a word that originated from the Latin language, and it typically refers to a unit of weight measure that is equivalent to 50,000 grains. However, there exist many synonyms for the word "mina" which vary from culture to culture. In the Middle East, the word "bayt al-mal" is used to describe a public treasure house, similar to a modern-day bank. Additionally, in some Eastern European countries, the word "grosha" is used to describe a coin or small unit of currency. In ancient Greece, the word "talent" was used to describe a large sum of money equivalent to several thousand dollars, and the term "pound" is considered a synonym for the word "mina" in old English literature.
