Akcheh

/ɑːkˈtʃɛh/ noun

A historical monetary unit or coin used in the Ottoman Empire or related Middle Eastern regions.

From Turkish akçe or Ottoman Turkish akche, derived from Persian sak. This coin was a standard monetary unit across the Ottoman realm for centuries and influenced trade throughout the Mediterranean and Near East.

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