No. 110 in Russian
евро
The Russian word "евро" means "euro," the official currency of the Eurozone.
In a sentence
Он купил новый телефон за двести евро.
He bought a new phone for two hundred euros.
Here, 'евро' is used as a noun to denote a unit of currency (euro) and is in its base form, which remains unchanged irrespective of number.
Цены на билеты начинаются от десяти евро.
Ticket prices start from ten euros.
In this sentence, 'евро' is again a noun referring to the currency, showing no plural change, which is a linguistic feature of the word 'евро'.
В Шенгенской зоне большинство стран используют евро.
In the Schengen Zone, most countries use the euro.
Here, 'евро' is used to indicate the common currency used in certain countries, emphasizing its role as a standardized monetary unit.
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