-sh(ē)əm noun
( plural sester·tia -sh(ē)ə)
Etymology: Latin, from gen. plural of sestertius sesterce, in the phrase milia sestertium thousands of sesterces
: a unit of value in ancient Rome equal to one thousand sesterces
-sh(ē)əm noun
( plural sester·tia -sh(ē)ə)
Etymology: Latin, from gen. plural of sestertius sesterce, in the phrase milia sestertium thousands of sesterces
: a unit of value in ancient Rome equal to one thousand sesterces
Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012