English
Noun
yuan (plural yuan or yuans)
- The basic unit of money in China.
See also
Translations
basic unit of money in China
- Arabic: يُوَان m (yuwān)
- Armenian: յուան (yuan)
- Belarusian: юа́нь (juánʹ)
- Bulgarian: юа́н m (juán)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 圓 (zh), 圆 (zh) (yuán) (formal); 元 (zh) (yuán) (less formal); 塊 (zh), 块 (zh) (kuài) (colloquial); 人民幣 (zh), 人民币 (zh) (rénmínbì) (Chinese currency in general)
- Czech: jüan
- Esperanto: juano
- Estonian: jüaan
- Finnish: juan (fi), yuan (fi)
- French: yuan (fr) m
- Hebrew: יואן
- Hindi: युआन (yu'ān)
- Hungarian: jüan (hu)
- Italian: yuan (it)
- Japanese: 元 (ja) (げん, gen), 人民元 (じんみんげん, jinmingen) (Chinese currency in general)
- Kazakh: юән (ywän)
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- Khmer: យ័ន (yuon)
- Korean: 원 (ko) (won) (圓 (ko)), 유안 (yuan), 위안 (ko) (wian)
- Latvian: juaņs
- Lithuanian: juanis
- Macedonian: ју́ан m (júan)
- Malay: yuan (ms)
- Marathi: युआन (yuān)
- Mongolian: юань (mn) (juanʹ)
- Persian: یوان (yuân)
- Portuguese: yuan m
- Russian: юа́нь (ru) m (juánʹ)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: јуан m
- Roman: juan m
- Slovak: jüan m
- Spanish: yuan (es)
- Thai: หยวน (yŭan)
- Ukrainian: юа́нь (uk) m (juánʹ)
- Vietnamese: nguyên (vi)
- Zhuang: maenz
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Etymology
From Mandarin 元 (yuán).
Noun
yuan m (plural yuans)
- yuan (Chinese currency)
Mandarin
Romanization
yuan
- nonstandard spelling of yuān
- nonstandard spelling of yuán
- nonstandard spelling of yuǎn
- nonstandard spelling of yuàn
Usage notes
- English transcriptions of Mandarin speech often fail to distinguish between the critical tonal differences employed in the Mandarin language, using words such as this one without the appropriate indication of tone.
Portuguese
Alternative forms
Noun
yuan m (plural yuans)
- yuan (currency unit of China)