No. 965 in Azerbaijani
manata
The Azerbaijani word "manata" refers to the official currency of Azerbaijan.
In a sentence
Mən kitab üçün iyirmi manata ödədim.
I paid twenty manats for the book.
The word 'manata' here indicates the currency (manat) and is in the dative case, specifying the amount paid in exchange for the book.
O, restoranda yeməyə görə otuz manata hesab açdı.
He requested a bill of thirty manats for the meal at the restaurant.
The term 'manata' is in the dative case and denotes the monetary value related to the bill.
Şəhərin kənarında gözəl bir ev iki yüz manata kirayədədir.
A beautiful house on the city's outskirts is rented for two hundred manats.
Here, 'manata' is used to describe the rental cost of the house, again in the dative case indicative of the expense.
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