A monetary unit or coin, specifically a subdivision of currency used in Oman and historically in other Middle Eastern regions.
From Arabic origins; a historical and current monetary unit. The word reflects Persian and Arabic monetary systems, with cognates across Middle Eastern languages.
Baiza is one of those currency names that shows how trade networks created shared vocabulary across regions—the same coin names appear in different languages because merchants needed common terms for money.
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