Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Farfugium

👉 A farfugium is a type of ancient Roman coin that was used as money. It was made from bronze and weighed about 2 pounds (0.75 kg). The name "farfugium" comes from its thin, round shape, which resembled the letter F in Latin. These coins were used during the Roman Empire to replace the old silver and copper coins that had been replaced by the new gold and copper coins.

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👉 Farfugium is a small, spherical plant that belongs to the family of Fabaceae in the order Poales. It's primarily native to the Mediterranean region, where it grows in areas with hot and dry climates. Its scientific name is "Fragaria triclinifolia".

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