An archaic or alternative plural form of denarius; multiple ancient Roman coins or monetary units.
From Latin denarius with English plural -ies suffix replacing the Latin -i ending. This represents earlier English conventions for Latinizing plurals before settling on the classical Latin form.
Using 'denaries' instead of 'denarii' shows how English speakers once tried to make Latin words fit English patterns—it's a linguistic fossil showing the evolution of how we handle foreign plurals.
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