No. 843 in Italian
denaro
Money.
In a sentence
Ha bisogno di denaro per comprare una nuova macchina.
He needs money to buy a new car.
Here, 'denaro' is used as a general term for 'money', referring to the funds one needs to make a purchase.
Non si preoccupava del denaro, ma solo della sua felicità.
She did not care about money, but only about her happiness.
In this sentence, 'denaro' stands for societal wealth or material possessions, contrasting with personal values.
Il denaro che ho risparmiato mi servirà per le vacanze.
The money I have saved will be useful for my vacation.
Here, 'denaro' specifies accrued funds through savings, intended for a particular future use.
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