metical
met·i·cal
noun \ˈme-ti-kəl\ plural met·i·cais\-(ˌ)kī\ also meticals
Definition of METICAL
— see money table
Origin of METICAL
Portuguese, miskal (a unit of weight in Muslim countries), from Arabic mithqāl
First Known Use: 1980
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