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stotinka

(stɒˈtɪŋkə)
n, pl -ki (-kɪ)
(Currencies) a monetary unit of Bulgaria, worth one hundredth of a lev
[from Bulgarian; related to suto hundred]
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sto•tin•ka

(stɔˈtɪŋ kɑ)

n., pl. -ki (-kē).
a monetary unit of Bulgaria, equal to 1/100 of a lev.
[< Bulgarian, derivative of sto, Old Church Slavonic sŭto hundred]
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Noun1.stotinka - 100 stotinka equal 1 lev in Bulgaria
Bulgarian monetary unit - monetary unit in Bulgaria
lev - the basic unit of money in Bulgaria
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It will be four-row with a barbed wire, of which one linear meter costs 60 stotinki.
The fee for user-to-user money transfer is just 20 stotinki, regardless of the amount sent and users pay only a promotional one-off fee of BGN 3 for the issuing of their co-branded GLOBUL iPay MasterCard??.
The lion's share The Bulgarian lev (which used to mean "lion") is divided into 100 stotinki. It was expected to be replaced by the euro in 2012, but this has been delayed.
Simple red-and-white strings (often the bulk purchase of choice for those who anticipate having to exchange the charms with co-workers) may cost as low as 50 stotinki. More intricate and grandiose interpretations may range up to a couple of leva.
From New Year the water in Shumen becomes 3 leva and 32 stotinki, in Vratsa - 3 leva and 9 stotinki, Silistra becomes 3 leva and 29 stotinki.
For overdraft borrowers, Spokoistvie overdraft insurance can ensure up to 1000 for the customer and their family in case of an accident, and is priced at less than 42 stotinki a month.
They expressed their disagreement with the low farm-gate milk prices, currently around 50 stotinki per litre, reported the Bulgarian National Television.
Neither measure would cost the state Budget, but combined would allow retailers to lower prices by as much as 14 stotinki a litre, Finance Minister Simeon Dyankov, who attended the meeting with fuel retailers and transport companies, said.