IPA: /ˈsɛn.təs/
KK: /ˈsɛntəs/
A unit of currency used in some countries, often as a subdivision of a larger currency unit.
The price of the book is ten centas.
The word 'centas' originates from Latin 'centum', meaning one hundred. It refers to a monetary unit that is one hundredth of a larger currency unit, often used in various currencies around the world.
Think of 'centum' meaning one hundred, which helps you remember that 'centas' refers to a unit that is one hundredth of something larger.
No commonly confused words.