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| iso_code = SYQ | | iso_code = SYQ | ||
| issuing_authority = [[Qazan National Bank]] | | issuing_authority = [[Qazan National Bank]] | ||
| date_of_introduction = {{Start date and age|1862| | | date_of_introduction = {{Start date and age|1862|8|03}} | ||
| using_countries = {{flag|Qazania}} | | using_countries = {{flag|Qazania}} | ||
| inflation_rate = 6.4% | | inflation_rate = 6.4% | ||
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Suýuq (<small>Qazan:</small> <big>{{cs|QZN|suýuq}}</big>) is the official currency used in {{flag|Qazania}}. | Suýuq (<small>Qazan:</small> <big>{{cs|QZN|suýuq}}</big>) is the official currency used in {{flag|Qazania}}. Suýuq could be subdivided into Nez, which represents 1/10 of a Suýuq. | ||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
Suýuq comes from the Qazan word for gold - "suýuq". Nez comes from a Qazan word meaning "coin", and its a loan from the South Bavkiri ancestor of Shalfara. It is a cognate with Taara "neż". | Suýuq comes from the Qazan word for gold - "suýuq". Nez comes from a Qazan word meaning "coin", and its a loan from the South Bavkiri ancestor of Shalfara. It is a cognate with Taara "neż". | ||
==Coins== | |||
Revision as of 05:21, 22 March 2022
| Suýuq | |
|---|---|
| Suýuq | |
| Code | SYQ |
| Central bank | Qazan National Bank |
| Date of introduction | August 3, 1862 |
| User(s) |  Qazania |
| Inflation | 6.4% |
| Subunit | |
| 1/10 | Σ̴̴ |
| Symbol | Σ̶ |
| Σ̴̴ | Σ̴̴ |
| Nickname | Suuw,Suýu,Suý,Śu |
| Coins | |
| Freq. used | Σ̶1, Σ̶2, Σ̶5 |
| Rarely used | Σ̶8, Σ̶10, Σ̴̴1, Σ̴̴2, Σ̴̴5 |
| Banknotes | |
| Freq. used | Σ̶10, Σ̶20, Σ̶50, Σ̶100, Σ̶500 |
| Rarely used | Σ̶200, Σ̶800, Σ̶1000 |
Suýuq (Qazan: suýuq) is the official currency used in Qazania. Suýuq could be subdivided into Nez, which represents 1/10 of a Suýuq.
Etymology
Suýuq comes from the Qazan word for gold - "suýuq". Nez comes from a Qazan word meaning "coin", and its a loan from the South Bavkiri ancestor of Shalfara. It is a cognate with Taara "neż".