RUBLE


Meaning of RUBLE in English

noun

also rou·ble ˈrübəl

( -s )

Etymology: Russian rubl', from Old Russian rublĭ, literally, block of wood, from rubiti to build; akin to Lithuanian rum̃bas scar on a tree and perhaps to Middle High German rumph trunk, torso — more at rump

1. : the basic monetary unit of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics — see money table

2. : a coin representing one ruble

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