heypolyglot
Italian

euro

/ˈɛw.ro/noun · masculineA1
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Meaning

euro

In a sentence

Questo libro costa dieci euro.

This book costs ten euros.

Hai due euro per il caffè?

Do you have two euros for the coffee?

Pago tutto in euro.

I pay everything in euros.

Word forms (2)
WordWord forms
euromasculine · singular
euromasculine · plural

Usage notes

  • Almost always refers to the currency, not winds. The wind senses are archaic or poetic—ignore them in daily use.
  • Plural is 'euro' (unchanged). Never say 'euri'—it’s a common learner mistake.
  • Use 'un euro' (masculine) for 'one euro,' not 'una euro.' Agreement trips up beginners.
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