No. 55 in Greek

ευρώ

The Greek word "ευρώ" means "euro," the official currency of the Eurozone.

In a sentence

Η τιμή του βιβλίου είναι δέκα ευρώ.
The price of the book is ten euros.
Here, 'ευρώ' is used as the unit of currency in plural form.
Σου χρωστάω πέντε ευρώ.
I owe you five euros.
In this sentence, 'ευρώ' describes an amount of money being owed, again in plural form.
Ανταλλάξαμε ένα ευρώ για δύο δολάρια.
We exchanged one euro for two dollars.
This sentence illustrates 'ευρώ' being used in its singular form to represent one unit of currency.

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