Taels is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TAELS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• TAEL, (Malay) a Oriental unit of weight
• a weight used in China and East Asia, of varying amount but fixed in China at 50 grams (13/4 oz.).
• a former Chinese monetary unit based on the value of a tael of standard silver.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a Chinese unit of weight

Words related to TAELS

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How to use TAELS in a sentence

• In money the currency of the country consists of taels of fluctuating value.
• I think it was fifty taels for a live prisoner, and a less amount for heads or hands.
• Nevertheless, the Indian spent more than six taels of gold, or more than forty granos, in the journey.
• The sum of six hundred thousand taels must be paid to the relations of the dead missionaries.
• In his absence the mission was entered through a rift made in the wall, and three hundred taels of silver, all the money to the last sou that he possessed, were stolen.
• The two taels they asked the missionary to remit to their parents in Chaotong, and he promised to receive the money from me and do so.
• By telegraph you can remit, as I have said, through the Chinese banks, telegraphic transfers to the value of thousands of taels in single transactions.
• Chih-mo asked of me the loan of an hundred taels, and I saw the wife of the reader of the stars pass by with a new gown of red and gold brocade.
• The official met his friends and the plan was discussed and many thousands of taels were provided and given into the hands of the official from over the seas.
• I thank thee from my heart for the ten thousand taels telegraphed for the use of our son.
• Father has sent fifty thousand taels to be used in obtaining his freedom.
• In the meanwhile he married Hoa-mi, being able to display thirty-seven taels and nearly five hundred cash towards that end.
• Certainly the merchant Wang Ho would be a thousand taels wealthier to-day if he had fully considered this in advance.
• You can then, without undue effort, impose on him the thousand taels that you have suffered loss from those of his house.
• The details arrived at were that Shen Heng should deliver to Lin eight-hundred and seventy-five taels against the return of the robe.
• So moved was Shen Heng by this delicate consideration that he refused to accept more than two taels and three-quarters.
• Shen Heng soon disposed of the returned garment for two thousand taels to a person who had become prematurely wealthy owing to the distressed state of the Empire.
• In addition he had sold, for more than two taels, a robe which he had no real expectation of ever selling at all.
• The burden of five hundred taels of silver should suffice.
• A sum of 300,000 taels appeared in the national budget as the annual expense of a theatrical troupe in attendance on the Court.
• The work was so well done that the Emperor recognized it as the actual demon he had seen in his sleep, and rewarded the artist with a hundred taels of gold.
• The king received him and treated him with great honor, and gave him one thousand taels as a concession.
• They try civil causes up to the value of two taels of gold, or forty-four pesos.

Similar words containing TAEL without suffix s

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