eikoste
eikoste noun: in Ancient Greece, a tax on sea trade at the rate of a twentieth (5%).
Noun
eikoste (uncountable)
- In Ancient Greece, a tax on sea trade at the rate of a twentieth (5%).
Origin of eikoste
From Ancient Greek εἰκοστή (eikostḗ), feminine of εἰκοστός (eikostós, “twentieth”).
Questions about eikoste
- What does eikoste mean?
- Eikoste means in Ancient Greece, a tax on sea trade at the rate of a twentieth (5%).
- What part of speech is eikoste?
- Eikoste is a noun.
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