victoriate

victoriate: \\vikˈtōrēə̇t, -ˈtȯr-, -ēāt\ noun (-s)
Etymology: Latin victoriatus, from victoria victory + -atus -ate — more at victory

: a silver coin of the ancient Roman republic originally worth 3/4 denarius, having on the reverse a figure of Victory crowning a trophy, and struck for use in foreign trade

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victoriate — /vik tawr ee it, ayt , tohr /, n. a silver coin of ancient Rome, first issued in the late 3rd century B.C., having a figure of Victory on the reverse. [1595 1605; < L (nummus coin) victoriatus, equiv. to victori(a) VICTORY + atus ATE1] * * * … Universalium
victoriate — vic·to·ri·ate … English syllables
Römische Münze — Aureus, 36 v. Chr. Denar, Augustus Ära, Zeitenwende … Deutsch Wikipedia
Römische Münzen — Aureus, 36 v. Chr. Denar, Augustus Ära, Zeitenwende … Deutsch Wikipedia
Römische Währung — Aureus, 36 v. Chr. Denar, A … Deutsch Wikipedia
Römisches Geld — Aureus, 36 v. Chr. Denar, Augustus Ära, Zeitenwende … Deutsch Wikipedia

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