- The
dinheiro (translated to English: Money) was the
currency of
Portugal from
around the late 12th
century until approximately 1502. For
accounting purposes...
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around 1430
until 1911. It
replaced the
dinheiro at the rate of 1 real = 3+1⁄2
libras = 70
soldos = 840
dinheiros and was
itself replaced by the escudo...
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Horse Money (Portuguese:
Cavalo Dinheiro) is a 2014
Portuguese film
directed by
Pedro Costa. It
premiered in
August 2014 at the
Locarno International Film...
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Porto Dinheiro (or
Praia de
Porto Dinheiro) is a
locality in the
civil parish (freguesia) of Ribamar, muni****lity of Lourinhã, in Portugal. It is known...
- O
Dinheiro is a
theatrical comedy in two acts,
written by
Brazilian dramatist Miguel M. Abrahão in 1976 and
published first in 1983 in Brazil. O Dinheiro...
- Seia, São Romão e Lapa dos
Dinheiros is a
civil parish in the muni****lity of Seia, Portugal. It was
formed in 2013 by the
merger of the
former parishes...
- "money"
descends from it in
Italian (denaro),
Slovene (denar),
Portuguese (
dinheiro), and
Spanish (dinero). Its name also
survives in the
dinar currency. Its...
- Rogério (17
September 2015). "Brasileirão:
Saiba Quanto Seu
Clube Ganha de
Dinheiro da TV Globo". torcedores.com.
Archived from the
original on 11 June 2016...
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money in the
Iberian Romance languages (e.g.
Spanish dinero and
Portuguese dinheiro). The
manufacture of
coins in the
Roman culture,
dating from
about the...
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Retrieved 24
November 2015. "João Rocha, do
Sporting à
banca e às empresas".
Dinheiro Vivo (in
European Portuguese). 8
March 2013.
Retrieved 23
November 2023...
