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ri·yal

also ri·al  (rē-ôl′, -äl′)
n.
See Table at currency.

[Arabic riyāl, from Spanish real, real; see real2.]
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riyal

(rɪˈjɑːl)
n
(Currencies) the standard monetary unit of Qatar, divided into 100 dirhams; Saudi Arabia, divided into 100 halala; and Yemen, divided into 100 fils
[from Arabic riyāl, from Spanish real real2]
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ri•yal

(riˈyɔl, -ˈyɑl)

also rial



n.
the basic monetary unit of Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
[1935–40; < Arabic < Sp real real2]
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun1.riyal - the basic unit of money in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabian monetary unit - monetary unit in Saudi Arabia
qurush - 20 qurush equal 1 riyal in Saudi Arabia
2.riyal - the basic unit of money in Qatar
Qatari monetary unit - monetary unit in Qatar
dirham, Qatari dirham - 100 dirhams equal 1 riyal in Qatar
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Translations

riyal

[riːˈɑːl] Nriyal m
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riyal

n (Saudi Arabian) → saudi-arabischer Riyal; (Yemeni) → Jemen-Riyal m
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References in periodicals archive ?
According to the CBO, these include: "First Issue: Saidi Riyal issued in 1970 under the supervision of Muscat Currency Authority (100 Baisa, Quarter Riyal, Half Riyal, One Riyal, 5 Riyals, 10 Riyals).
Revenues of Saudi Ports are estimated at SR3,850,000,000 (Three billion eight hundred fifty million Saudi Riyals) and approved expenditures at SR1,840,787,000 (One billion eight hundred forty million and seven hundred eighty seven thousand Saudi Riyal).
Talking about the projected deficit, Makki said the estimated 800 riyal deficit for the year 2010 will be 13 per cent of revenues and three per cent of gross domestic product (GDP).
Earnings per share were 0.95 riyal at the end of the June down from 1.20 riyal a year earlier.
Muscat: The Omani government revealed a projected budget for 2018 of 12.5 billion Omani riyals, with expected revenues of 9.5 billion riyals and a 3 billion riyal deficit.
The purchasing power of a Saudi riyal has been reduced to 57 halalas during the past 24 years as a result of inflation, a study conducted by Al-Eqtisadiah business daily said.
The board recommended a 0.50 riyal per share dividend, resulting in a price to earnings ratio of 5.9 percent.
Muscat: Oman has run a 1.8 billion riyal (Dh17.09 billion) budget deficit so far this year, according data provided by the Ministry of Finance.
It noted that the value of imported products and services reached 577.6 billion riyals, showing a decline of 4.12 per cent compared to 2009, the value of imported products was 353.64 billion riyals, declining by 1.32 per cent, while the value of imported services has been 223.95 billion riyals, 8.22 per cent less than 2009.
Muscat The net profits of Oman's commerical banks fell to 183.6 million Omani riyals in the first nine months from 194.9 million riyals in the same period last year, mainly on account of the growth in provisions, state-run news agency ONA reported.
The Oman government's revenue rose by 23.2 per cent to 4,091.9 million riyals (Dh39.08 billion) for the first five months of 2018, over the same period of last year, thanks to a major recovery in oil prices.