IPA: //ˈbaɪzə//
KK: /ˈbaɪzə/
A small unit of currency used in Oman, where 1,000 baiza equals 1 Omani riyal.
I exchanged my dollars for baiza to spend during my trip to Oman.
The word 'baiza' originates from Arabic 'بَيْزَة' (bayza), meaning a type of currency or coin. It specifically refers to a monetary unit used in various regions historically influenced by Arabic culture.
Think of the Arabic word for a type of currency — 'baiza' directly relates to money, helping you remember that it refers to a form of currency.